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Mi APRIL 14,1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD PAGE Phone No. WX In Honr.r ft. at their E. jckts. ! 2 P. ?.f r.: | ! ,(<• j£3n. the trip Id Mr. Lucas' auto. While lo Charleston they visited Magnolia gardens. The trip was made through the village of Adams Run. * ‘ • Morgan, Sauli*, of- ?.!anningr. who ntt'-ndit' CarlisleFitting School, -at Bamberg; sp nt Sonday„' with * hls : grirndmether. >d: A. Sauls. rm- Mt and} »r.,lj[9 itiail; ]■ | ou! "!1 • Store 'TM ! /f~ 1 . Ss LA-wt.. ft % ' *S ; ' n1 /, f Trtn ! ' . c-- • ’ i neo P’ ' the role of V >• y '• day. r—l ’ to do so thing pi It. nr.t'H tb ‘ or. : .? \ full possession of 111y \ M'Mfnl-Xn on the A. (’. I- It:/! Mr. V. K. Jon . It might pe^ni play* <l/the mosst shrewd part of the ^emlre' pur^’ y ^ as he secretly took Mrs. Jones out to their fafni on that day.. April^ Inst., pretending to havo- so mo very Interesting garden seed to plan*/and the Hhe over tfie farm to aWhw the children and relatives to slip in and make ready her return. A beauti- ful cooking range was put in the place of her old one. a dinner yis then spread on a .table arranged in the^ spacious down-stairs piazza, near her dining room, and it was hullt about twenty feet long/and its capacity was fully taxed with food, of many and rare varieties.' Of the thirty or more present who feasted, including Mrs. J. M. Thompson and Mrs. E. B. Way and daughter. IMna. there were several baskets full of fragments left. On their arrival from the farm. Mr. Jones opened the door pncP in the front passage stood quaint party of surprises. She. looking at them in simple pondermepfC' exclaimed •‘What Is all this?” Then.ran In ahd began greeting them In confus ion. But wha^ is as grea* surprise, probably, to those giving Iba party, as to Mrs. Jones herself, is thaj Mrs. Jones peully was entirely kent ‘‘ip the dark” about the rari ., W::e part' - bxprei*«‘ , d tin mstd < v f- tav'ilg very nyrh ^nloyed it. '”id •:ntim^i e\pres?*r ’ M.j ti". *'!v, e'-nM'v u , , ’ j’d x hr r . •*'" ' ' ■/■V t :+ - ro’,i nn.sr tor of riia;For^c-i 'is , a J. F. /'hasForevi ur V'ariiei y-...., lays, BfSt iherg. 0 h‘o j< Mr. Ssuvtiky" son of Mr. and Mr^ and is/a young business hrtah of th n Stokes section. Mr. and Mrs. Thas- sereau will make their home near hist father where Mr. C’haFsereau -Is farming. , W. M. V. Meeting. The April'mpbting of the Wom an’s Missionary Society of the Meth odist church was held at the home of Mrs. C. P. Fishburr-', Tuesday af ternoon. April 6. T’-^re were 20 members present, this being one of the largest meetings in the history' of the Society. China was the for eign field studied at this meeting, along with features of Home Mis- siotuh'v work. An interesting pan of this meeting was the opening of mite boxes. From twenty-Hiree mite boxes, the treasurer reported $21.9A, which amount was forward***! to the Conference treasure!!*, „ The society'has how enrolled 38 members, amj is making an “ffdrt to rasie this number to* fifty by the »; , A. Crn The bridei: • • nd I *.- •Airs’Vst r of. Mz;. and its. John Bailey, of • Week?, The < toot v js tie olJi -on of Mr. all Mrs. <u.' K. C..r'* r of Mt. ' Cartpel, and a farm-r of the Island Creek section. They have maViy friends who wish for them a long and hap py Hf*. , « * J. B. P. STATE SI XDAY-KCHtMM, (X)Xvkxtiox April 20-22. i tm ■ ’.fli 1 GIVE AND TAKE PLAN AND; HOPE TO SEE YOU AT OUR STORE BEFORE LONG Newberry. April 1..*—The . 38th annual Convention of the South Car olina Sunday-School Association, which will be held in the church ot the' Kedeemer. Newberry. 8. C.,‘ Ap ril 20-22, bids fair to be Op" of the most helpful and tinterpting Convcn.- tions eCer held inthe' State. , Th • theme of the ConvepHon is “Hcligi- ous'Education for all the People of th« State.” The convtntiJtvwill be* characterized by Ibe gathering^vio-. cetber of <he* , be^t jedueational religious ’ talent of the State and Sunday-school leaders of national reputation. Newberry is pr"paring meeting in Mav. The May meeting‘ to Pn'ertain the 500 delegates in her usual hospitable manner. •• »i Among the special features of th.''J programme ar" a ' demonstration, jj ••The Books of the Bible.” in which ( Sc; Suiulry.-Fthcol scholars will take ; Where bargains G>lint we get the trade. Below we mention a few prices. Vinegar which was 45c a gallon, now 25c. Nice, thick 50c Undershirts now 35c. Men’s and Boy’s hats at half price. Ladies’ and Children’s all wool Sweaters at Half Price. Old If. S. Glover Stand. L Next Door to 0. C. Anderson’s • V ill bo bc’,1 at (he lionie tf Mr*?. \V. E. Jones. * < • ' ‘tf- * *• Herntlon-IIroT* n. .-Mi -Ol-ir lU rndoh end Mr. W'at sen Prowji \ >\ ir 'rried : : (.ht: ho? o Of M-:M ! T. f},v le an d / Th-' folio i! : ; n*' f.-.-v* an C" • ■ ^ 1 •) (/"•' cXng" •» i ij 1 • cf n ri nth r-T : \ w / A ;.r<:iy, *, iliaT vn aolamnk'H at t'hc home ot Mr. an* 1 .Mr... .1. W Gstruip TU* -dn v vf.ght. at 7 p. 'tn. when Mifhfr ltv,l iv I’i'ar! l/ano -j)c« the ’ ride of OUie i.aibertus O t.-.o the Imf'resr ive * * r*'!:i 4 r»ny being forrred by Kev. F. It. Lanefiffd. ol the First M-thodist ChurcjT ^he. homo had been prettily decorated f **r attiru nv I’ T’ . i ■ ■ T t la stereopticon r b’4if''' of the ' / '((‘ -u. r- r b-'nr • •' 1 *’* *b. a.’’ / v WBmnzarjti rjFT* TwxtL rocKf f; in? plnnh.-.l for tb" delegates. ■ .■*-■* of "budi-'u a re: ption to »>' o by the womep of NewjH*r :o- i>^ *lie visitor:*. i.-'U.t 'ty! > : kin- Bargain House. it Colleton lUTfli u>i' S. I* Carter. Mrs. Mason -Crum. and babv, *■ • * • . Mr. and .Mis. Jno. D.* Warren, o: Monro**, N. (’., are visiting relatjv s h«*r«*. ■ * • V » millinerv. Fin bostt display. House. The. Colleton' Reason's Bargain • * • of the occarion with na^riirtiums and * Orangeburg, are visiting r* Iativ *s in potted, plants, Th** voting couple town w‘*re unattendedThe bride, wild is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. II. Lane, of WaKerboro. S. C^as love ly in gov^n.of white voile, arid the. , groom ^ore tho conventional black. •Mr afol Mrs. Ostrum left immediato- ly,lifter the cerejnopy for l-.ak , *lbnd^ ^where they will remain until Satur day, The bride traveled in a .hand- son**' blue serge coat, anil with bat ted r.ceossoricF to match. . Th"V will-he at home after March 2**th' at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O- W. Batehnan. /Mrs. Ostrim came here from Wal- terboro, S. C., several months ago to •pend the winter with her aunt. Mrs. !• A. Herndon, and has made many friends since coming here. , Mr. Ostrim is the oldest son of Mr. and Mr* J. E. Ostrim. and a valued em ploye of the Gulf .Berthing Company, Hr. and Mrs. Ostrim have the best wishes of their many friends. !i: \ 1’ (.il.’IT. f lim*' « ".ii> : s| .•»Srdr-v .iftt rnoon at i’« n/* ! !i;ul to , ■* given up on the account of th * hu 1*taency of tin* w tthor. ” We w.ov** jHjii iUib’i d to’» * •• \\\ S. Hi llenis ha* k |h town. M* . II* lli'-uis Is lli" youngest daughter of Mrs. Susan Varnado. Mrs. H*ilem t. ■I l 11k* 1 ''irf .ihis » ;/* .’reflation, f« t * join, as do all Mr X Piograiy H. 8. Convention. x ' - 1 / •, . BroxtOn Township Sunday S«hoo! f’oavcritlon wil^ convene at Ashton Baptist church Sunday, April .8. AH ^•nday Schools »are requested to ••sd del-gates. V 1 * A. M. Devotional Service, lobrf lifers. lh:15. Welcome Address, fo ri" Hiero. A The ./^reat. Needs of ksra,! Sunday SehcfOln. ATf 1 kUhcr. The Relation of the Sun- fy Srhool to Mission . Mr. F M- ff- - • The A dvr, a? ~ <\i L ; ,ur ' are i,** Ml s Id .a F!* 1 /tjv*. -I 1 - Anpciptafter.t ^of /bi.mitje* '■> Call of Sfhpe.fr. J2:4 Ibtertoissibn for dinner. J. F. Chassereau of Stokes, ami M. Smoak; of Bamberg, were in th® <ity Monday. • • • !>. F. Moore, el Brunson, was among the business visitors to Wa - < i / terboro this week. • * • Mrs. Fiekllng. whp has been vjs iting her daughter. Mrs. B G. Prle**. left yesterday Savannah. *. * • Mrs. F. P. Wichman. and hair vviio have been visiting relatives in' Florida, have retbened holue. • • • Miss Cleo Attawav. State Organiz- W C.T. i'.. was the guest of Mrs. \V '* Sincerely, Annie Bryan. Iierporo. April 13. / . vhibyl in , / lUid-i TO ANON VMo! H <)ur lettrr was crowded out this U. * VVi* w ill get it in the e, we hol»e. Ciioth*: mofning of April .’KlSl th> angel %>f death visitml tue of Mr. Carter and tank fjbn. if th** hu band and. father:' He ha/ been si*k only a Tew days and did no’ ■seem at all serious tini l S'-iudny. ?.fr. C-arter was a n'.en-oer of tb ' Mt. Carmel M. K. Chuyth South nrf>l all who knew him looked upetf him twivc Out Malaria as being a good mut. w . Aod Build Uj! The Sy*tem'^ 0J "' ,1 Hig at Gray's Hill for tin* past He leaves to ip6urn fllr. dea‘n next now reside* iiy tit city of Eavannah. Ga. ■' ft. . v. : ■ V *• ' Mr. Allen MIxson. spent th" week end with.'his sister, Mrs. Emory Car ter, of Ycmassee. ' Mr.-Wm. BagotC of Hend< rson<- f : bafcvtllo i.t town, ati] v. v th" rt.tcsf of her f * Y. A*. Trow ell. ly./i i <Hili<*'Ttlenr2 *‘ '■/•/' Il nd i otnille Suntbiy af- , w. * upon, •: eom: n;n - • two ago. / Mr, rod Mis. J. Tb' Mixson lit** w. ek < ixi with th'ir .(l y tl e/r, Mr Eatory Carter of Yeiu; \Ve ;t-r(»;,a:m< gfiere th marriage of !V ;rn*lon to unlay, and. who has been su^ndihg/somo tint*.* as tha guest of her grpmlfather, Mr. J. C. StfieWaiitVis/ow at home. To (l ceriain extent, we feel that villo was in town Sunday afternoon. "<* overdoing ourselv-s Miss Kale liamsey, who lias bee i pife and seven phildren. one broth r. 1 /TRLESS chill TONIC. k "°?[ „ „ . , , • wh*t you are taking, as the formula is f K. < arter^ ami one sist»»:. ^drs. on every label, showing it is Elizabeth Linder, all of Mt. Cramel Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. a frio.wt The Quinine drives out malaria, the Take the Old Standard GROVE’S sev«*n months 1*as closed her school or C. P. Fishburne, week while here last ' Mr. nml_Mrs/ \Y. E Jones, and riiildren. ;:rnl Miss Belle Wescoa sj»ejit Supilay w,ith relatives in/A! lend ale. • • • / S .--I » K • • • K' M|k '] Mi*s IJeu'ltih HiotL^Uepo'raphl for First Natioi^'I! Fau-k. rpen* jday wkb *Mv - Jr .J. F* it/cr. Doet/r’s a ('r>x m- th. l /fa x 'V -•'•I X : •'*■' ■ x .!• * » • • • r . .T>. DRINK X And feel your thirst slip away, you’ll finish refreshed cooled, SATISFIED. . y • / - <- Buy it by. the crate and store it in your ice box. WAITERBORO C! W01.A ROT- A N t; j.;/, **on, pprr.t »r • • a li/ii -1 ■ v* *■■ ’ • * - rc - .'::!; the Country. and is now at home. The closing exercises of the iel graded school will be on/ 7 thy night of Friday, April IGth/mgln- ning at 8 o’clock, Hugo / Atrlck- lard. on request of the unnclpal, has promised to be prespht. We hope tbdre will be no /ripp** this time. Both, Misses Wares and Metzes. ar" sparing no eft/H to give a most ex cellent entrainment, despite the fact of a. hum her of pupils stopping from r/hool. , • * ' , • jT" Jadar Trowell and broth r, JHclge, .spent Saturday and Sunday with their sitter. Mrs. Calie Saund ers of Stokes .returning home Sun day afternoon. Mrs. H M, TroWell. who has* been teat hing the Pe"ples-Grad** I School lias closed h**r term and is now* at home. , , , Mr. Harry J. O’Brvsr of ili'mie*-. ^ohiTlle was ope who attend***! ser vlets at Great SwajpP ,« . pev. F“-O. S. CurtuT pn-wvr of Gr'at f^wainp church. dei:ver<»d a • verv Interfriing-fc-rmon S’lr.d.iy, Mr 'Curlls lia* promised to gi 'r*" i « vor\- sri/ind aftorioou, a l*v , tu•* * **u !' ;1*" fort *ift*»** of tl*" l>!!>1e,” j. ;**•*>( of !j‘l' •..’lo:*. Hum V. ' V 'i'i( eve ry j* 'tr"*i iv Mr. Watson IVf Miss Jcreyfr we/k./hsking'for really ^cio much in your rolumns, thanking you for your favors, assuring you we spare rto effort to give facte Justice to every one. Best wishes. “Amicus . * *.e ^u> th: • • u M<: !•> P. J. M. I- hM. ■ \ *. A. J. Ard-'r.-on. lb t.cdl nnd J" ’■ El.'Vrr '.ntnlrrcvi Charleston last Sunday* They mad” ' rv . .Cascade aitd*'E.: ger Ale: All ki n.l afSoGi- IS IMM! m m uhpw Physically and Mentally Worn Out—rfells How Nervous and Crying Spells Were Ended by VinoP. Monmouth, III:—“I was weak, wom bat and nervous. I had no appetite and was getting so thin and discouraged, one day I just broke down and cried when a friend came in and asked me what was the matter. I told of my condition and how nothing 1 took seemed JLo do me tiny good Vino) was suggested I got a'bottle and before'it was half gone I could eat and sleep well. I continued its use and how my fric nds say l look ten years younger, and I am well, healthy and strong' 1 wish I could induce every’ tir;*d-out. wc m-out, ' nervous woman to take VIboI' ! —Hits. II AKRfLT'GALE; Monmouth, 111. There iire mrny ovt r-workc d, tired ‘ -B carew nt, rv* . irmnes in thw :..:ty r,h** n <i i trer.glhenmfo •-•els.'i.iYc.r, »* l • •*.' / ./: > ,\t |, our cl llciv W ‘'.si liver u vi iron Vniic, a id ax cut ; ar** v/»* U.at it w>’!l a./*