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. •*! X * J»- 9 i 'V *• .•: 'sm y \ VOI*-XXXVL iORO. S- C. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8i 1913 NO. 8. STATE romiCAl HEWS AS BT 00R COLUMBIA 0 PREPARE TO SEW) V What n Being Said About Differrent Candidates- Will Rembert Run? Cbnforencei to During State Fair. / Special Corirespondence: Columbia 8. C. October ?:—Already the poli tical tongues have commenced to wag with refrence fd whether or not Hon. George R. Remlbert wifi remain In the race for governor on account of his recent attack of sirYness. At this time up statement can be ob tained form Col.Rembert but as soon aVpossible this bureau t NUfcKI.Y THAT CXPVKRXFENT WILL ADOPT CtPKX TEST. CoL Watson Workinir for Better Corn TlirouKhoot Nation. ini (Jraiji tu-alers^, be hjfld. ‘ Of roursi-^Ve rites I would Ua<?> no iatipff to r 14. Watson” of petting ; Speciar Correspondence. Columbia. ‘ ,0 * S. C. Oct. 7,—Commissioner E. 1. just Watson has spoken in no .uncertain _ . . v '*l terms of his belief that the coven- endeavor to secure ftom hint an air metit will not adopt the acidify corn thorltalive announcement of, h*s test-now beings tised in-South tKare plant in view of the doubt expressed )tna'. al'hou^h a few days cro lettuce ’with regard to his being able now to were fe< ejYed by him show ing stand s mpte the rampagin/ A local paper a rd ooerc t* sts tliat would he pi^jpds printed a' news itcin that Mr Item- <1{ j ay'bn aT»I ,ro a<'hing; nieeti erfs nttaek wasdtie to over, exertion in his campaign for tlu- governorship It is kno\vp'that Mr'. Reinbert Irt* )>een makitig speedtes in the interest of his 'eandidaey and . that >K U*6 been warned with regard to'exert ing himself to the extent he has m this Work. Mr. Uembert eonsistont- lv stood by the administration and l)> many is regarded the lygi^e.l Uleas .- candidate for thp^goverKorslnp. although Governor mease has Imti- ^self annoujM^d a "tnmds-ofi unless.edme one of thexandidjifs is attacked by reason allepmnce- to 'fhe' governor. Some supr Mr. Rem- hdvt^will now witlutraw' from the race while others^rfiaiflUta that he finish. Mr. Rem- IANY EXHIBITS TO THE FIFTH AMUAL COUNTY FAIR 'S, ,'‘7'. '' Hundreds of Pe<^>le Will Contest for ValuaUe MHFair AsaoclaBoju Fair Only One Month Off. ENTHUSIASTIC LETTER 5TR0NCLY SUP-1 PORTS LAV AND ORHEIIJOYEMEHT Yl \ X With, lees than than n month tof fc'As HSual.:the pouh-j- show will be elapse before tbe Annual Pair, many I Colleton people are busy ai for r the foiicfal governme&t to *ii.d* i rtake a.jmTtter of thlsjrtnd at this stage of our mental ^development.” o Mr. Wajtfnn points out that this state h^S already adopted the mini- mutp^additw v>st and the tests arc. ip operation in-South Carolina. Col. Watson' states his. belief that - there is up other safe course to pur sue with jCorn and that corn cannot be tobted by, sight, feeling taste and Smell. \ ‘ iyc Copsiderahle corruppondence recently passed in the matter. incJtid- arranglttg, their exhibit and the exhibit * . year will, in the option of the off!-, cers of the Kgir. eclipse tbose of past years. In'a few day’s, %erk” will be begun on the.grub.'.dv^nii ’vhen fourth of NowemW^ arrives every- /^rntng w ill Ik* in^Rin* shape for A most successful Again^ery one in Colleton Cdini- |.large < rov. (,U f.v^s^ged to ro-©pcrati tov ards the r 6'f the nert fair a great suc- s. Tiie Ca r iiejongs primarily lb Futmers of the county and it M tip 'to them to make lt a.grand suc cess. x If you have my thing of merit this >>'Ar, sc;>id it to the'Fair. The County wxll he bett* r by it; and you win griin itKihe long run. ; and hu.u • high grade bird? itced ek exhibit, this year. Uis year, under the auper- y>ton of^L>r. \V. ». Ackerman., will ne better than ever, and-«lore horses nte expeeted to ent^r than ever be- for. ’Th** ber-t Carnival ever shown in Waiteri>o/o will hoKl forth during tie Fai r/ami this ttlotro will draw a A movemeftf. is on ford looking to tli<* securing of 'an n'rship t *r the Fair thlh year. It n^hoj" '• th.it tbi?t feature /an t»e se> capgd. artid if it is everyone in < kjloiYM‘Xuniy >111 avail themseh^pk the oemut unity of tu*viiiK tt Xff'al afoj.laitX in action. / lb* sure h> a lend the.Fittli^ Ar.tuial Pair. Xttyeuih^T Ith^Vo " ^ * • _ >,,, _ • Points Out Advantages to Be by Law Enforcement Calls tioit to flhiat Has ., / Urges Renewed me. tivi ties. xX ' • will stay *n to^lU* tinisn. air. j n(! letters to members of the Xatidn- bert is-the>nly one ' r bo '' f * n n ‘ l a l Grain Dealers’ associatfou and any dejlAue statemeM a on 1 p a circular jsfiued from the United line h>Hl d one will be secured from department of agriculture all as soon as,U« is out again. dm T. Dupcan said a few - days ie too, will be in the race g* so fer a* lahnoWMSO' formal announcement had b^j » roado bV him other than the etate- Slut to this bureau. -Mr. linear heretofore for the govet nor of which should prov« readipgr'in this state. .. /" Interesting has run skip. ’ X The Fair wj ek this year is gob be the bigc.M gathcrdig of a >|SoUti^ rcgl nature for many a day in this state. Of course^ the state/lair is going to be fine tins year, from an agtit iil.ur*;l Kta':>lpoint/ e-ja.inlly but tbe various 'tonferemesJo t»e Nu>hville Ttlte, T?h1tessee 1/13,—Mr. E* J. Wstsos. C ioner. Columbia, 8. C. lYear Sir'. Z- >-.*•' ' ,1 am enclosing you a circular pjjK lii^g. forth tliTNJii'fugj'sed corn ’gotten up by tlvr United Sta \<^rinni nt. iP/ on will /drreft r</i>l tlusce/udes you win see they ouf , thing for tiiyFcorn users of prohibiting the sdle of the other alto- get her. for w hen iKis above 30 C-- C. it is absolutely dangcrons and unfit for either man ow boag^. Qf course; I*would have no hope ol gott.ng the Federal (b> v ornnient to undertake matter of thta kind at this our mental development, this State is concerned I ha4, od the minimum standgvtl of ajjtdlty irt connection with thA^Grain Healemi Assot iation's gradetC and alf legal a< :ion in this Spafe in th^exerctsea of the police p»>^er of ibtf Stale’s based on the sparhdard of^^O .C. C. acidity and stydong as l/sm .commitsoner of ulture a«r<i have the authority at I have/U *will continue to be 4b, mnttpr whether the. Federal Go- ^ verntreut or any other Stale Govern- likc m * -i Piept^deals with.the matter ip mfmner or not. 5 . ,. ,, ... I rright say for yofir inf* • ^ i.’"'t / . . ^‘ ,.v. HI*.S»M<dtU< <1 S' .' \ R U TUlt All. LODGED |\ JAIL. ^Ncg* •eking Informal ion, the Imlcntlty of M>cteriou8 charutCfe, aes of Henry i’eterroijj Pringh*. wns takij night about fiv% Deputy sheriff Lucas I’a'f firit thought to be insane. inti Alex last, i n by a\J :u> negro of spni-f ffiTers are heading him A suspett. ,y'S ■ r , Akl't^ring in a cbnnnunity near here hist ught the wild’ talk of the te trd iimmediately, aroused suspicion gnu t lie Sheriff was sent for. When tf' Ib-pntyxRhcTiff arrired; 4 the'reirro tb;s mot^ing stiows all aig O. a iul tbing s the of as X^ctober 2, 191 J; Editor Frees Standard.^—Permit me to than! for ybttr pertinent and timely edi torial In your last issue entitled. Let’s Not Forget’ Your humble servant has not fop<mMei», but per haps some one efsir has/ forgotten that “EtcrnaUyfemiife is the, prV»’ of stict'eps.’/ Nay’ indetd we must not forget hpd we must tiot cease to work l>t season and edit of season for Hdv^dCjjbient t)f the groat cause of tiMfipenince In .Colleton county. 'This r has had butt little ot pcrtunlty uritig the last three months for any work of this sort, having bef*u en- gSgod In special mectlugk during most of the time. ^ / Hjit let us see what has been doner You say In the editoAal referred to that ”U appeared that i» healthy Jr of Colleton coupty will listen to and i heed a moral, appeal. They have done so. All honor’to them. Such a 1 people united in any good cause are practically invincible. We know that we b»Ve a people upon whom we can depend. We have been made certain of.this. But having made tftls advancements what was the iu*xt thing to do? It “was decided that it would he best to ask the good people over the county to organize themselves into lafe 'and order leagues in order that they' might do practical atid^efflcient work in <o-operation with the officers oe the law. Uonseqiiftitly an appgal was made to the churches and they ■were asked to cppoiht at least-two delegates from each church to meet in Walterboro at erime time to be announced and to decide peon the sentiment had been worked up in fa- .-very | ( est means of a> < omplishing vor of prohibition this m^ch has been done. But 1 would.rather put it the end d’ slred. A good . many churches have responded. But morf*' strongly and say that a Jarj:e mmc, have not. And so the matter partof'the goodpeople of Colleton j stands. Will those churches which ^Vere led to ekbrosa th<*lr strong and have not elected representatives do abiding conviction that the liquor n V * Will the^ Join fu with the r traffic is wrong, eternally and un- of the churches for .the moraj^t f changahly wrong, whether it be car- building of the county? , l etIII bo- riydon legally o/-otherwise. Kurt .cr-^ lieve that they w ill. |?erhkps they nroro. U.xeetna that the good peop!” have been waiting >6f some Wore were made to feel then end feel how/ urgent call. If *o here it ts. it a determination to oppose fwtempe--. . you expect to loitUih thjs good work ance and lawlessness. not appoint yotip-delegates and send me think that our people “have gmre their fiame4.' .We shall try this plan back into a sti'.ppr of Ihdlffer^dcC* thoroughly, and if it does not suc- l,t seems (o me tbgt there roul.ity pud bernaanAftre sentiment of w many suppose. FuHhei ) ,more ceed we shall try another, and. we shall try and keep on trying until ,1' Ft, bflb red to i-oeist arrest, arid, after a I have been made.to fed that the good a matter of politics. In closing ibis article please let be affirmed again that this 1* . .... „ . Itfs a m iniggle, v. as N -safc!j> sec tired and people are \v>tft tlicin in the peror- of mqrals. Society, can iTkve no are a h»^ thing far th ih'e>8hu4nX; Thc^jJ wHl help us to g* t lifter (A?n. wjiej/ve buy on g.ajbi*. and In a Yarge/fncasure will,steep shipping oC/damaged, heated low gra'de^corn to your tc‘rrnory We.st.epfi dealers. , Th«>se rules -will be finally/ '■idis- hcId here during the w/i-kySni stamp the occasion an ummulii .me from Um viewpoint of stale tiolitus- 1/ ,s understood that friCnds'of the aflttnn ^ a( New 0rlean8 o. tober Hth. ntration are asked the meetirig of the National Grain ernor Bleai with being a/c^ntere”-; tioll will devote one ^entire day to ing a plan toAapture the comAYjnd ^ discussion of these rules and state (onventtons. o anvoim.interested will he admitted dents of South < arblma tbi publish- ^ ^ floor ^ heard , f hp wishes that this DeparttpenI‘has piobjitdv gl^dW®, l given the eutirc/fom <|tb i.tioi Ai'.l : * Gc- iiainstaki^v, practical htul ireftl.Hy.; study.--bdfH in the tArboratcirv « 1 sc*e thev out fUan ai.y oilier D-*X‘’ V 1 j this t’oittiw -t. -and pur Kxpc tu has taught cs t! a’ • hp Will j».i.fe course to putt) r v. iH < <•! ;;. Holding these v Jews itti<l alredi! *' having, w*ttb cl this b ubjc <' r - ' *r v- •aJers As-(»< f i <»• ,,4'*^8 .of whlcj^cfTpear to ha with juy v • - a-r.i * b >;, »>»“;■ . f is of mv i*o.'it *•». > ne '‘U* ^ »>eM here ^nt J ed reporK along fhat liUe carry t'm>ni ba-k .* IM *•*. «K» IH TUIm.» a mTOllM . r of ltlp AMror |„i„„ „r no,, men worked a plan b> which the At a I||eptin of our , oraJ Exchan- Mav ,eonyc„t.on it „ a9 decided that we endeavor the counties the club delegates to * , . j,, ni .,, v of our '*r u & i zxr&. 7sr,!ST.t ”»• -«ixte™ & ©4 by additional clubs and the T‘U thi m repre8Pntod at New Orleans ''convpwllbna, as'^the^onrin* Sumter We * J* ht ,ountV wi.h a W >' to make a statement, whether he is finitely whether the admlnirtration Opposition to jhem from forces will at this time outlln aa producing states of the stand it specific plan although Jho genbral, I«'th to ntjke a good showing of our .linpressioit is that the Bleat-* for*c^s side o l . |hig nia tt, r ail *r"* •? «*» We 'kIUa"?” Sm It.:,; vi|>ro»s, , cl. ;»«* «* ««• having this State is concerned hi;. '' : existing laws, and Um>*r the,\/> '^ Constitution, andkliKww of t’-,- t that the Grain already fa the unalterablness of nn posi do not feei that It would b* n<- »" > for me to neglect other work tn r to New Orlenas. however much -1 might wish to hear the discussim Thanking you for calling nty^ at tention to the matter, belihve me. Very truly youfs. , K. J WatsOn. n Ak»^mi8»i<A«e^r . ... ... negro claims that he* li . pi G^pse Tn ck in Uhar- htMon co if at y; thhjf' u*c.«*iitl.v he v lia 1 u fight in ('h:\rl* rt(*n: Yfnd al lir.- t ra d that In* had l.jlb d a \Voman ih lJb*rlda four «* t- ago. Tins mom, titf'ifiB cbm led h: *i* V kUtfjd' atorals. Society can have no safe mame of^efudr duty. They know lutsis sp\.e that of good morals. Bust- that thpy h'sm* the sympatfij nud nesk'Hktwvise rests tippn thc.s-4oui»ila- stippqrf xrf tin* |. nod pooV|,'. Nath"- tioh. AnV i'r6gr< s' that Is desira- hlly^tbis Jc- v'j, onrpging ahcl h»*lpf>»l bb* is deprVtdant 'uppn it. ‘ |>t trt k* cp ‘ evera^tingly at tft, and “Let’s ims womapr H<* < ro unddCYn a sv. pnip in ar \\ ail night Uri.!fl\' iiichfb> ,,.|nch but tint he fioail^* spafietL, Tib* negro i - talL^* (mU ola*k and has ttgAscars on kfs tale: ope above* hfs^cye. and tlKi ^>Ho*r mi liis tvb; k. ive been theny. • I l.i ]i.*v<* that tloX** g**n- lU'mpir will *1,* tinir <!ut>. \Vo x hine Not I'orgU legrbed ^iNo Chat the good |»*npw>><-. ,,„ —II. .1.... II II .1111 in M I . ^ , | > t&ntjil thef. of : ficers IrSve time to make thorough inonfrles el4ew here ,.. j./ NttTIUE. r X TO th© Clerks of the Churches and the Chairmen of the Committees. *to Report at the Anntial me«*tijrig-©fT.H* Colleton Baptist Assoe«rtu*n to be held with the Hendersonvilb* Ba(> tist (JiurrlT YK-einripK O* toper -’4tb: at 10:30 o’clock A. M JoliBson-’/Mnilcr. • A Gretna-Greeh affair of much local interest was thfll v. hereby .Miss- Ai.igie Johnson, oue of Walterboro’s id tractive young 'lad ms bf^ann* the bride of Charles Henry Zabf Cliarleston. /. The weihling was Xolemoiied at ilie Methodist Partner** yesterday afternoon it) 'presence of a few ntirjxateTriend.s and relatives. The happy .couple H*ft this, morning Lt'iDGE }^( <f)t*l. OlPliNS WITH API UOPKIAfF. EXEHC^OY* 'T.iirge *rSi|u|lnicnt Thi- Year Three Tea* tier*- E>M|*h»ycd There* v Opt. •*. 1(0:5. KMitor Press-ami Stsinlard. PJuite a number of the pa {.foils and‘''friends of the Lodge school gathered in the school hitild- ing this morning to enjoy •)& «»t>* n- ing e\**r« ises, of-the school. Addresses Lawapn, "’T 1 ' t I.Vc U M .ATTHAt TIOVS To BE I KI- NlJNTkD Ac. \1N TIMS VKAH. Movenmet t«* tw* Bawked f»>- Pioinin* e«t Vou-g Bii-im*-*. iik ii of the ' Town. v' ^ Again this season Walterboro will have the privilege of'attending a first class Lyceum course and the first attraction w it be on 'Friday, Octo ber-ITjJr.. when the Alkahest arista appe4t here. Sometime ago Mepsrs were made, by Mr L. J. Jon *3. chair- jPf'tL Padgetj and A. S. Katesh 'and ifitiu of, Board of Trustees, Rev. W. P. Mdadefs Rev. .1. C. Lawson, and Prof! Lawsori. The enroljngjm* vas about fifty wit/ x prospett of doubl- of /ing that nQhiM*r 'n >Thort time. ' A The sellout this year is in charge of Pmfy/ ^Maurie ■ Lawson who a i o i tuns from the citv of spertaii hurfepand wfio itt A graduate of Wof ford college. He conyes to uh.highly com men ded and fvel. that ,his •fnar Brethren: PH || I .. The Blank letters to the Associa ftlve delegaition-Hfrbna ybnr city and tlon have been , In the .hands of T h/1 < harleswn, Vker.e they Will ^ifiakvv work wilj^e successful. Mr. Law- ti:efl*. home'iff tb«.» futur^; ^ / soli will bo asersted by Miss Violet P, Mrs. Zander, a drurghter of/OTr. Moorehea^dvf I nion. and Misslxiuis** aiid Mrs, Frank .bihnsotl', l^v v.**ll, Karl** tirecnville, Mir-rt Moore- ,known Ui WfijUe'rliorpF v.hoge sh** . heajKis a gn duatv* of Limestone *oh h^il manv friends, and -toy sono'linie iwfe. ami hup taugh^’ with a marked /the Mrs degree or;>Stirj i f-’s In her native cdtft>- There the state uiony” May convention, more In 'SubsequenL-eoffcrtpondence is a decided movemet.t in state^^Tr.-hd this toward a “pen*e and k^>hCa?iquarteffi wUl be ajRbc- t ruen- l.iv convention. ^APt lhiH ; w aid Rotcl, and the Nashv l ie ilt .**- - gation will »>■• very gluj indeed te meet'any one’from “the Synth and hud been engaged with/ \ Black MittUiery Co/ X. i * IimaAdTnon to the administration, ^forces' conference there will h** a huYidered conferences of various political significance. Very little of what is being actually done will pro- baly be given to the public but there • will certainly be some “politlcing.” ■ A local paper mentioned a visit of Railroad , UomiBisionfr John. G. Richards to his home a few days ago in company with two other mefi In state politica and some political significance was attached to the visit. Just what the significance is was not pointed out. One of the county papers stated a few days ago that Tillman has a man in .the gubernatorial rage. Itpwlll. be re- > called that “this wa* tried last year. Tillman IS trying to get k third man to run for the United States senate in the contest between Governor Blease and Senator Smith. By those who have 1 followed the ttend of poli tical matters In South It taken to mean that Tttlin*o. v wish«*s to get A; F.'-Lever to runN*but such .announcement has' pqlilicly come from Senator. ’f.Umafi/1)* Yxljyx Mr, I^evor said-/^.-wbubt fqn. t‘ ,J report U .given'here- sob ly as’/pdli tlcal goas*p shich la going th<> In the capital city. y 'y ^ L.MOf ■>* Secretary discuss the matter with them. V* ■' Yours very truly, (signed) W. R. Cornelius, Jr.. Secretary and Treasurer Mr. W. R Cornelius, and Treasurer. Nashville Grain Ex change, Ndj/viHe, Tenn. My dear Sir: / I beg to acknowledge receipt of yours of September 29th. and thank you for writing’ me- so fully, yf agree with your exchange thafthesf? changes will be extremely desirable, ceratinly- a step in the right direc tion.. I hdve no doubt also about what th# will be vlgorou|Jy fought by the people who hare been system atically unloading spoiled and dc- terioated com and corn products in jthe souths Personally. I -fega the entire system of corn gradimr'in This same* paper pointed out th*t this country a mere farce and abtold - “ ? v . y frtMLNational Grain Dealer>/%s*ocla- tion taat. year at Norfolk. Tn this age when B-4* so ^Oasy to „,apply science for hutn^nlfy’s sake, it seems Ugent men system the of sighf. feeling, taste and smel Th^ only' Intelligent thing for the scienee for hutifinuYy’s sake Tldiculous that inc*4lig< should 4tand' by an obsofr oT^mempffpg to grade by only' intelligent thing for ’bderat Government to do with corn products is tp fix a minium fat* a<i- ty aud'make that the basis of all milling, making the upward stal? lia^/tlie . fonyratelV- at vushes <>T scores of nofts and 11*.ends.; "Jr ' S‘ ^JtoWbery “T^i-t Night. I»r. D. J. MeAlhApy a local den- XiSL was the victim of a robbery hist Pastors forborne days, to be.giveiyM y^ji | tn0wn ai) )op^ railroad/men the clerks, and by this time doubt i* -- , jjcj B gertUm, androids th^pos’t'irm have be* n received 'by you. I’ ‘‘ * Tmomotive r^gHir^r on tli“ A. C. earnestly’ requested that you Ul M RsfUroad x/ l give ca.refyl attention to them <UV‘J/) 7) ie v ' fill out these blanks and bave„tlif ready for the meeting. AftentX»n is railed specially fo tbe Min.ut*4<in*.; so that there will be a spffic.r-nt amount to pubils/ the Miohr‘« aI ‘ 1 defray tbe incidental change* The following name.)-bnetNk*n X*‘ “kindljf requested to FYepare t)j^At > '- ports. they having been appofntj><T at the last Annual -Session *o IFerfojm this duty- Only tbe CharCrmon are named. X //' . k Foreign Missions—L: B- Ackerman Home Missions—-tJ- S. M.; T ituh. ^ Missions-- J- B. Dodd, oage/w. c. Brant ged Minister’s Relief—S erma „ Sunday Sfhools—T W. Craven Periodicaiaf-PT M. Joh*^ ^ B. Y. P-TTi-J. R. Funderburk Temperance - A /A Martin Woman’* Mission*—H. J- Givens. a Education-—G, W Way . Order of Business F. O. S ( urns. The Introductory sermon will •*> preached on Friday at M/Jo o clotk By Rev.vJ. 8. M. Finch / - Respectully submitted,-' V. O. S. Curtis. Cleark. r \ 12th. a ;etlt tmeetin/ will^ begin a* Ebenezt r Mi. ZantR^ty and elsewhe.wlc She y.'ll! l'a%« charge <*f ,tlu*Xi)termedi; te j;cpde*.. Mins Ksrle, who ••111 Imv© charge of Hi** prinuCry grades, i-i a graduate of the Gre^liViUe Female Colb g** md , on?* s lo us well recomrhended. Tlie patrons oU the school have g«>od reason -to hope and expect Hint this Will lie one of the tqo.st profita ble sessions the s* joyed. Majot. Sf A* MaTfT^of White H >ent yesterday "»fiWalt* rho night in his room at t/c home of Dr. li W. Black of this city During the night someone>nfered the rpoih and succheded IP .F from Dr. Me Albany tTf.itO in q valuable watclTand fob, and of trousor*f While no arrests yej^b©en made, the officers have veral men , undbr suspfeion and Tjc- d'*Jflptt»ents are.erpected within the ‘ next few days. Teat NR-ellng. OrT Funday^ CK-t. church, under iIk- leadership of Ke\. W. P. B Kinard of Kpwortn.»S. t. ohYohm to the qualities indicated for Services at IT A. M .and 7:3o T r . M. the other corns in the circular and . Public cordially Invited. ** I ,a- r s 1 *** M *■ • » ' v ., .... S V'''- i‘ ■' j —• . * ■ CAMP MKETINti PAHTV. Those from Walterboro who at tended the camp meeting at Indian Field are as follows: j Mr and Mrs. K. E. Jones. Miss Dol lie Price and Dr. D. J. McAlbany in Mr Jones’ carr Miss Bessie Knight, ; kfiss Berry. K. P Knight and Mr. Saunders’ in W. H. Saunders car. D. P. Campbell. II C. Fripp, L. B. JlouckK Lucian Patterson and D, L Smith n Mr. Fripp’s car. ,Owen* and Baynard Arnett.' Sheriff Services at Baptist ChoiTh Regularpreaching service* will be me Colleton rouyay varmers i n- . ’XX. Church next which will be held in Walterboro heldnt the First B^Y ^h nex^ KathpHbv N«v.mhar 1st Mat- Sunday Morn.urf *t 11 ^CIOCK ana S|H*cial Meeting of Farmer* Union A large attendance Ms^ earnestly- desired at the next monthly meeting of the Colleton County Farmers Un ion on Sathrday November 1st. Mat- j-v 4*-hooLat 10 A ters of tmporUtece concerning next *’' have for hi* year’s crop will come up at this ^.^hdr “The „„ .n* ol Ih* t'nlon nr, ; ^’ ill ” ^choir. Everybody Is Tnxited to at tend these services. rr^pectfully urged to attend. B. 0. Price, President. C. N. Langdale, Secretary , te.' ' X 4 '- Methodl*t Church. Ion Henty K. Strickland, a-mem Mrs. C. M. Harley and bahy. .who have been ’ visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. C. W. Butler.-on Carp Street, returned to their home in Wilmington, N. C. Saturday. . They were accompanied as far a* Charles ton by Mrs. Edna Felder. Sunday at regular hours'bf ^-ofship: at Ixulge,. had biisin* 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Subject even- Monday. Mr. Strickland ing sermon: Parable of the I^ead ejected (principal of the Pencil. t • ,*■ . ' | High School. s * I ■* S ' j — 1 X-"—r-Z— has been Williams xa Col. D. B.“ Pearifoy signed contract with a promiiunt Lyceum Company, and several attractions will be given during the w inter/" X The first attrac tion will he musical/ in nature and a larg^ crowd is ex pected to attend. Watch these col umns pert week 4pr a more definite almoancenient.,lt is*hoped thaf their people of Walterboro w ill show their appreciation of the enterprise of the . men backing this venturi by large at- tendapces.ai the perfoitnaii*es dur ing the’entire series/ A f-yceum course adds much t ( o a town and is worth the unjred support of every citizen of the .town. , i i t Hail spent yesterday vn; wan* yr-oro. While liere he stated that llie condi- , ti«jii of th^ ripe crops in the coUlltry was below the average, but hoped that the pre vailing good prices will more* t hail ofr?* ! tho^losses oc- casicrtiejUby the shortage of ihe crops, the most profita- Major Marvin HatK* rite on an.ex^, bool has Cet^en- t f . nB i v *. male*. Tie also stated while in town that the worst roads which he encountered bet ween h-s planta tion below WhitA IfalT’and the Court Rouse in Walterboro were th** streets of Walterboro. ’ ’ -y /.f”-'*' I s\ ./ Misses Beulah and Eva Hiott of Round, w ho attended Jth#. W. M. U. Convehtion ijin Walterboro laot week were the guests of Mrs F. L. Kinsey. They returned home yesterday, • • • Mrs. ,C. E. Watson of Greenville. State Superintendent of Northern e i§)ivision W. M., U.eWork. atended ” Mhe Convention at thg. Flr*t Baptist lurch last week. • • if e „ j’. G. Jaques. Jr! of Cottager ill* had business in Walterboro Monday. T’ Magistrate II. J. Glvens.of Hvnder- A- F. Butler had business in Char leston on Monday.