The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 18, 1911, Image 6
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THE PROS AND SEAMDAID.
JAN. 1A HU
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farmers’ Union Department j
NEWS EMM LODGE f r
Jar 13 Special:—After Xmas h«s
l>ew fcfK-nt every body ha« rmume-1
tf* ir The children have all
retur'o*<i tu school, and the farmeni
have aui* n lieifun their fam work
at •he h.m»e >>id task, i-rymu to
pr* pare for.aaother crop
Our e t*ool after a vacation han
ar»H Is Kan in.fc«*>d pnufrwe*. under
the management of its ai»!»* ami
«If♦t i'.vik teachers Mrs Martin and
Miss I>ay,
l* 0 ’hishop 'Vrd dauuhter Mi s
Doro 'if ltr>und visited relatives in
l Him artirtn l%;t wes>k
VNe are noiry to report the illness
of Mr* It A ('^nypiintrs. tmt h«*|H* r*r
her a -.pessly recovery.
(twid k A Hiera at-
tended Sucalay \sch , Htl Ashton
Sunday <
Mr. and.JMi*.{ W McMillan viaited
the iMil’ll* parent* Mr ami Mrs
Ctumninff* Sunday
A party wraa (riven at Mr and Mra
C V > .a hi weirs Saturday niffht.
amoruc those who attended, may be
mentioned- Mweea Tibbie and Kuth
Padgett; Mary Day.of Lodge. Miaaea
Clio and Julia Hien af Ashton. Miaa
Leather Bryan of Baffin. Mwra
Bobbie Iteanatt. W G and L A Hien
of Lodge. Jimmie and Harvey Miley
of Little Swamp. Hugo Hien of
Jabtaa. Earl Him of A ah ton. Berry
and h5vu* MrMittan of Dry Branch,
Attie Bryan of Raffia.
Maine .waa rendered by Measers
Erie McMillan Jehneon McMillan
and Hugo Hien. aad they all report
a tine time
Meeker* W (J and L A Hien dined
at W S McMillan'* Sunday. t ^ .
Mr aad Mn R 0 McMillan nnont
Snnday at the home of Mn* Jo*.
RtchanLoh.
Mi**'Mamie McMillan i* vikitmg
friend* ami relative* »i Williams this
we -k
Vi H ami l. A Hien. J J and B K
Fender were among tho*e wh** at
tended the township meeting hi
A««hton Saturday
Mr rmd Mn K Srnoak and little
Mm F M left yeuten ay f(»r (ireeiw
Imoo N C and wd; vu.it neveral
(d.vn ,-«f intere«t l*efore returning.
Letand A. Hien.
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WllS(n- SHUMAN.
Wk'dieieiay evening at 8 3U the
we lding of ,Ml»« Joe (’ Wilaon.
slaughter of Mr l R Wilson, to J M
Shuman, was ivlebrated in the little
Fpisrop*) chattel recently built at
LaurH Hill, near MeggetU. the Rev.
Mr McChetdity. the Preabyterian
minister from John * Island Jpcr-
forming the ceremony The bride
wa* beautifully gowned in white
tulk, wearing along veil, her tiouquet
wa* of white (lowers Her sister.
Mum Claudia (tireadeau Wilson, was
the maid of honor, ami wore a dainty
gown (rf white organdie, the other
attendant was the bride's brother.
Mr John G Wilaon. who acted as
best man - Hie church wa* elakora-
uety decorated with roue*, chryaan-
theioumi. gre**ngry and mo**, ropes
.of mow* with frdiage were festooned
from Hie aidea of the chancel and
looped up in the center and two
enable of good luck, hooeahoes of
r flowers with touchcH of lirmel. one
. bearing the letter W. the other an S.
were wiapended above the place
" where the bride and groom stood
«igring the ceremony, the effect be-
^tlg wry pretty From Uie church,
which VP* literally (lacked and
overflowing, the bride and groom
went immediately to their own home
which wa* beautifully prepared for
Ehetr o<Tup*r.cy. and it was there a
lovely reception was held. Wedding
gifta, which were numeroua, were
attractively displayed in the pretty
new home, and were greatly admired
by friends from all part* of the sur>
r.amding country assembled for the
wedding, a number being from Char-
ietlon, including Mrs F I. Wilkinson,
Mime* Ruth and Then Wilkinson and
Mrs John G Wilaon. -Charleston
Evening Peat.
After Grippe | F * R * W ' S
or any Sickness
UNION DIRECTORY
NATIONAL.
... . President-Chat* S Barrett. Union
Vinol Creates Strength jaty. Ga
HEKE IS PROOF | V’lce President W. R. Culiicotte, I
“ Aftrr a- long attack o( (Jrippe, ; Colorado.
Secretary-Treusurer—A. C. Davis, j
Arkansas.
STATE I
PerriU - Preakknl,
Mr. \ rf-cmcfl ii nM. to rr-
c >vcr ht-r Mfen^th. Slie wa-* v.*ry
weak an-l had u > •tit-*. V|-
NUl. mpiu y iuijir nvil h i cotuli-
t on and r- >.*.'>:< i ! r ’ > I a!?h. I
Min in !y. rei - >r.i: i n»l i u- durin;;
« tnv.'trscfc i -• < • any r-m down
tondt :on.”
JfWGi: C
Vice-President,
Mi - A-! 1. i ’•
(OWti, VVlS., W..I
attain. »•; tV (
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ru i a coiuiiuon.
N(,l, v.ith the h ■ ,t. of
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took V!-
>#n*» i. ;v: |y "it. vy»t rt.*%UltS f
and it made me fi 11 l'«tter urn!
ryn^er tli.m ! IvivoL'en tor year's.' 1
Wc have never sold incur st re
a moie valuable health restorer i -r
weak and run down persons th in
VINt >L, and we ask such people in
this vicinity to try VINOL with
the understanding that their money
will be returned if it docs mg do
all we claim for it
JOHN M KLEIN. Druggist,
Walterboro. S. C.
GREEN POND CHURCH NEWS.
Green Pond Church, Jan. 10.—I
thought I would give you a few
lines from thi* part of the county,
the part Bamberg tried to get, but
failed.
Time* are dull now, only a deer
hunt occasionaly.
Ben Linder has moved from the
place known a* the “Spell place”
and Paul Spell has taken his.
C H Patrick is thinking of moving
6ver in Hampton county with his
brother.
Dr. J H Hucks left to lay for
Atlanta Ga.
Richard Spell and wife of Augusta
are spending *or..etime with F E
Spell.
Hugo Spell and family have moved
to Savannah.
Joe and Jim Hucks left sometime
ago for Jacksonville Fla
More Anon.
Whan kiv**i) •• fi’ton rm the cronpy
\o0icti CbhniU'rt’Mu’N Coagh
)(< himIt will «Rid .ff in stuck of
croup and prevt ut ill diraer ami ciaxe
of iimeiy TbousHiidi tif motherR nie
tt MiaMt-»fnlljr. bold hf ill Dtil r»
Loose
toflee fathers
dust and store
sweepings. Pamper
bags leak, strer^th,
fifeshness and arocna.
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A. J. A
Ijamur. S. C.
E W Dsbbs,
Mayeaville.
J. •- Whitner Reid -Sec-Treas.,
t'olumbia. S. C.
COUNTY.
L. C. Padgett President. Smoak*.
J. D. R i s h e r - Vice-president,
Round. S.C.
W. W. Smoak, Jr. - Sec-Treas..
Walterboro. S.C.
L. C. Padgett—County Business
Agent, Smoaks, S. C.
G. W. Sweat. Conductor.
Jos. Langdale. Chaplain, Weeks.
Executive Committee-Jno. O.
Jaques. Jr., Paul K. Crosby. S. J.
Patrick, C. F, Koger, A. C. Breland.
S. P. Goodwin. J. A. Willis, door
keepers.
Meeting 1st Saturday in each
month at 11 a. m. at the courthonae.
LOCALS.
Ashton—J. T. Polk, president; T.
J. Simmons, secretary-treasurer.
Adnah-J B DuBois. presi
dent; A Q Lyons, aecretary-t
urer.
Bella—W. W. Bryan, president;
H W Hudson J r secretary-treasurer.
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Buck Head—J. A. Jones, preM*
dent; A. D., Preveaux. secretary-
treasurer.
Bethel Local C H.(Breland presi
dent; H. W. Breland secretary-
treasurer; J. W. Ulmer busineM
agent.
Fuller—C. C. Crosby, president;
B. J. Crosby, secretary-treasurer.
Island ton -W. M. E. Campbell,
president; C. R. Meats, secretary-
treasurer.
Hudson’s Mill^J. D. Hudson,
president; H. A. Crosby, secretary-
treasurer.
Mt. Carmel — E. B. W’ay. president;
G. M. Bennett, secretary-treasurer.
Sniders-W. C. Brant, president;
J. K. Getsinger, secretary-treasurer.
Horse Pen—Jos. Langdale. presi
dent; C. N. Langdale Sec-Treas.
Talior-C. B. Cfoshy, president;
W. H. Breland, secretary-treasurer. |
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Hendersonville G. E. H. Moore.'
president; 0. A. Speights, secretary-
treasurer. '
Stokes —W. F. Copeland, president;
J. B. Saunders, secretary-treasurer.
Dry Branch-J. J. Miley, presi
dent; J. L. Crosby, secretary-treas
urer.
Peniel- - J. L. Hickman, president;
L. Bellinger, secretary-treasurer.
Lodge—L. J. Jones, Sr., president;
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COFFEE
in Its air-tight can
Is dust-free, strong,
fresh and of j>er-
qualtty.
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GOWANS
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Is tk« one Standard prep*
•ration universally and
nnthttsiastically endorsed
by Doctor, Druggist, Lay-
■lan, " GOWANS Cures
Pneaomnia. Croup, Colds,
Cougbs. Plenriay aad all
•ihneots caused (rom In*
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Qowaiu PrtfUuaHoo h** on4 of
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ns. secretary-treasurer.
Walterboro--W. W. Smoak. Jr.,
president; E. W. Goodwin, secre
tary-treasurer.
Edisto—A. G. Yarley, president;
S. J. Patrick, secretary-treasurer.
Berea—DTStrickland, president;
James M Strickland. Jr. secretary-
treasurer.
Omega—H. P. Martin, president;
B R Griffin, secretary-treasurer.
Hall—B G Weeks, president; 1 B
Weeks, secretary-treasurer.
Black Creek—C. C. Litchfield,
president; P. A. Sloman, secretary-
treasurer.
^ Brant—W. B. Crosby, president;
S. A. Blocker, secretary-treasurer.
PENIEl LOCAL
AH members of Peniel local are
.requested to meet Friday, 13th inst
at 7 p. m. Come prepared to j^pay
all due*. ' • ^
W. E. O’Quin,
President.
Jan. 7.
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