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X y X X' ■ » ■ • ^ . •» PAGE TWO * THE PRESS AND STANDARD MAY 19, 1915. 1* # WITH O o o’o O O O O O O O O O O O O O o e : r ® o AHBTOX. .O n' B' •il 1 " El ili* ■ h A elf' » mi x nr Hr Iv' -JR oooocooooooooooooejxjoooooooaooooooooo \ tx>df**. n. r. D., Mar 11—TH« ladlM of Aihton will aiTA an lew cream featlral Friday night. Supt. Hugo Strickland and MIm Era Hite will be with ua. and we expect aome helpful talk* and a rood time. The proceeds of. the festival ^111 go * to furnish the handsome, new school- house whlchf lg rapidly going up. P. O. Kearse Is rushing the building. ooooooooooooooo #■* o -v o • JACKMOXBOKO. Jackson boro. May 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reeves, daughter Ruby and Mr. Ollve> Weatherford went to Cottagevllle Sunday in thejr new Ford. Mrs.'Julia Taylor, and baby Tay lor. of Ruffin, are at home on a Mrs. Nora Bowlck. of St. • Hel- lana’s island, came home on Sunday O O O O O O O 0.0 04)0000000 "O-. -- -. ■ • o o MT. CARMEL. . o o - ’* * o oOoooooooooo.oooo'oo WaUerboro, Route 3, May 11.— Editor of The Press and Standard: How glad we are to hdre you wita us once'again. I am sure that ev ery'real true citizen of Colleton county shall be inwardly rejoicing 000000 0 0003000000') o .. : . o O ADAMS RUX. o o * . o oooooooooboooooooo over the fact that such a grand, no-. Adams Run. May 1'5.—In the lan guage of the aborljrines. many moons have come and gone, since l cor.; trlbuted s news letter to the Pres* and. Standard. In . the passing of time many changes have taken and we are alad he is a twrpenter for two weeka Me. worker, as Mr. Smoak Is. has decided to remain with us. May we daresay the rest of his life? We hope that he can succeed In getting •X Xj it . who doesn’t let “the grass grow un- Eugene Padgett returned to work der hia feet.” Mondav morning after a .few days The "Methodist Bundav school of with his people. Ashton observed “Mother’s Day” j Miss Fanaie Howell. Norma Polk. Siindsv The services were short i t>la and Arthfe Oarvln and Mrs. bnt Imores-Kc First, a. song “Mvjbou Hodge to ChsrVwto. on Mother’s Bible” by the school, next.'Frldav in Mr. C. W. Butler s car. naner hv Rev Hodgee. followed bv ( Mr. Otis Belcer. the driver, n solo "Tel! Mother I’ll be There» Mr. and Mrs. Chasserean. Miss sung very sweetlv bv Miss Euli Dodd and MIks Mallard, of Youngs Jones, accomvanied bv Mrs. W ?. Island, came down to church on Sun- the boy. and girls Interested in the,., eotjon of More Anon « perhaps dav. Jones Boses were substituted for _ carnations 1 Little Misses Maggie Mr. Ernest Reynolds is at home Jones and Fllse Berry met each. t>er- for a short while son at the door and presented them j Rev. Craven V 110 _ with a rose a white rose to those Imons to the people of Oak Grove whoke mothers are dead, and a red ; chure#on Snnday. His regular ap- nne to the ones whose mother* are pointmeqf will be met again nex. place—some of our best friends have. passed on into the great be yond. Even the editors have chang ed three .times,’I Clink. Last sum mer some one “had a faint recel- month. E. E. Driggers of Wayeross. spent Sunday at JaCksonhoro. Mr. and Mra. Andrew. Driggers and son. Dowling, of Routed, were the guests of Mrs. Jim Tuten. on Sunday. Mr. Seth Godley and Mr. Cha*. Hilton arC’ spending some time around this section. :— living. Rev. Hodges preached a verv Interesting .nd Imnresslve ser mon on “The Hand’*. Just at the close of the sermon we had a duet. “There Is a Hand Held Out to You” snnr hv Miss E»»la Jones and Mr«. W. D. Berry. The Supt. Mr. F. N. Jones then talked to the Rjindav * school a few moments about sno- portlng an nrnhsn at Enwoith Or phanage. which they readily agreed to trv. o.ooooooooooooooooo We will observe our first Chll- 0 , - o dren’s Dnv Sunday,* May 23. Fun- 0 DRY ttRXXTO. b •dar school Is new and the chlldron l 0 . / o have never taken part In one before jooooocoooooooooooo and Its delightful to see how Inter ested and ea.rer thev are. W A are dellghtml to bsv® Mrs T W. Jone. out with ns Sunday. Sim b«s been Indoors for oulte a while, tu’o were also delighted 1“ see Mi»* Clare Jones and little Miss Leila Jones un aealn. Mr. Leon Jones 1 and Dr. E. .P. j Carter hnve bsndsonio new cars, the kind that don’t mind Ashton’* P«v T 3 MiMP9 itohec.'i and Fust ed roads. Mr. Willie Jones..who 1* working «n-Donrela paid his father .Mr. .1. F. Jone, n flylnc visit SuiyPf\'. •• Misses Wllhetmlns Bennett and T^odge.- May 12—Mrs. M. K. Carter left for Charleston last Tues day for an pneratlon for apoendiei- tfs. We all hope she will soon re cover. Mr. John Cdo’mer and Mr. Herbbrt y McGraw of Newberry are spend* '* few divs with Mr and Mrs B. Caldwell and T It Caldvetl. Tr. of Fmoaks. and Misses Mf*tie nnd corn and tomato clubs. We hope be ckn get every farmer out of the old rut of farming. True, our county'hb* mad* great progress In the way-of. Improvement In the last ten years. WJ* hafre bettyr^schools, more svstem to our farms and grad ually the farmers are awakening to the fact that the most up-to-date farming tools used, the best results are obtained, ^ Parents are seeing •be need of their children'being edu-. cated even though they have plan-1 ned farming for their future occu pation. Our women ere getting too re ined’ and Intelligent to follow 'nn the old style of degrading their neighbors and instead of being as selfish ** »■* tt.— are unselfish d seen to care for each others welfare We haven’t many gossip- •r* at this age. Women are Ipar-r- tng better. , We hope that in a few -ears we can sav thar rere are no eessipers to be found. Our boys and rlrls are more Interested in their •'emon*! apoesrance end manners *hsn they were a few years ago. Thev trv to keep un with this sfvibs. except the. immodest styles. ' ,T by •beiild snv modest clrl cotise <*eH. often to be mfsiudged by weatr- in? Immodest dre«c* Mrs JobhU Weleb ryt Rldaoytlle i« visiting her parents,.Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Beach Mrs. E. C. B*orh and netres nf Charleston are at home for a fe-.v d9,rs. Mr*, j R. Gntcb and children, o* oungs .Island returned last week, after spending a 'veek**-wfth rela tives ne-ir here. Mis- Kathaler" snenf :• -art of last week 'vf'h relatives at since he has returned to .native heath his memory will- improve. , If- it does I fear there will be no wel come, for your humble scribe. Many changes have taken place here, and one very notable one iff the erection of an imposing commo dious school building on the site of church- We the old Presbyterian have three teachers. We also"have a School Improvement association Mrs. J. G. Palmer was chief promot er. Have 23 members. Mrs. J. S. M. Finch, president: Mrs. C. H. Finch, secretary; Miss Ware, treas urer. Quite a nice little sum was realized at the supper given some time ago. which has been expended for shades. The girls of the tennis- club generously gave the money of their treasury to buy curtains for the stage in preoaratlon for the com mencement. which was much appre- clate'd ,bv the teachers. Mr. Cleveland. Poultry Demon strator, gave a demonstration at the school house la&i Friday. Miss Naoier also met with “P°an Club” gills 1 hut owing to the weather it w'" net tirgely attended. We had a" flood here .Monday night-—Tuesday we needed boafs to get around to our places of business. Such a downpour has nevdr been witnessed around here. It had a serious aspect, and causes one- t^ fear fever even in tho heaPhfdl community of A. R. Mr«. Wilson, of Dajlington is oh a brief visit to her daughter. Mrs. THE TIME-THE PLACE AND THE SHOE You will find a Walk-5ver Shoe for every occasion It makes no difference what you want them for—- whether a day’s tramp—on the campus—at the dance, or for general use, you will find an appropriate and reliable Walk-Over shoe for that particular occasion. Walk-Overs for Men and Women are priced . v * from $3.50 up MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING. For tfie latest styles and prices see us before buying. ♦ J. P. Herndon & Son “THE WALK-OVER STORE.’ brinks uill ■V . . , , , , . Mr. and Mrs, Taber Tti»cn o' Is- Anntc MilcvV school. b A vc closed and ,., m „ on r „ nr(! H( v .-,, 1 Mr and Mr , thev n*e ftt^hdme again, to the do- ; A} . Hnn Sondav Inst has Rrht of^tielr mrvuv friend*. »ollgh*ed to hav A M 1 ** »ronen ,To”os nt heme again. Sh*» horn a wav maklnv au<-b nreCv hats that women forrot - “hard tljneo •• We’ve h«d delightful showers, th-' eroha j»ro looking fine an<l we're all feeling flnjv Plmlra will ijicgln soee , Drs wvlys. ' t ' Clemlee Fender r-f l^W^e snent>'-t ! Mr- B. .V Resch If* thur-dav '*S*f*. ! r -)r Yonnrs Island where ?h« | «nend a few weeks. I Chariest op while tbfcro. Vs Raymond YarKv of McNeil? f’s visiting relative^ near here. Fatordav night with Afp. G. M’. Frallx Mr. f-.ijK/ne R. .C* hi well •>r>d ‘.erfe I ^Mr. Laurie Rear,, -nent the w-’ek- diuefj whfh their parent^. >jr. hnd end with relatives -t Drawdvs.- i Mr* T: D Caldwell. Rondav ia«>t. Mr. Mf K^eMhgn t»u<t Herman Me- NJisa rhessie Raley, gnent last Fun-jTeer of Hendersroville suent fjie daJ - with Miss Olive CaMwell. jaaenV-end of last-week with La'clc* ' Testerdav helne the apnolnted i Reaeh. idav for Rundav school we all met Quite a number of fo’k* around and had a verv nice school. Amorc here attended the memorial .as Is- sprhe of.the vitdtros at Fundsy <scho<>l land Creek. v .JTh A y renort a nice h*st. Rond tv ntav be mentioned* Ma • time. rinch. ° » Mr. \yllllam Platt l^.as rented t’,c.< Barnwell house and moved his fam ily ’a frofn the plantation. ,Mr. Avart, of Jacksonhoro. oc- ctmvbfig file Patterson cottage. Mrs. Arthur Beach and B on, Walt lace, have returned from a vi-dt tc Rh" will also! be’' grandfather Miss. Map'le Martin snent a fow d:;vs with Miss Bessie Mar in Miss Nonle Dodi! of Ntt. HhPv, Is visiting her slNter, Mrs. E. L Chas- »-'*reau, rt Yonges Island. V' —it answers every beverape r’.• ,? “ f c ^ u,reme - nt —"▼nr, v.;:cr,re- SZlZ'r-' freshment, who!cscmc,*ircs. IHr?- /.* will satisfy you. so D«ri*r ! t! - f— xLc • • •!;** or? m " .riT / We are having n ent» o ' 1 ^ fh.h.ssfe Rller, of Ruffin: Mr«. Laura Ml«s Martha Mar v Kee returned y® v hen Mr .u<* > , • ! r u ! McMillan of Lodge; Mfpses Rehec- *o her home, at Blchbnrg aft-r - - Until Murdaugn da D Berrv and Mrs. E. 1, 4 Chaszere'au. hep lit'.j^- son. .Maxwell, and Miss Dodd, spent IN BOtTLES Mr. v av. jee jjoxi Rnsle Tbonms of ‘truoaks: !completing a Mr. Dan Buchnnon. of Tslandton. of teaehine. very successful term She Is greatly nU«sed cannot catch them jj/tv. other thev .Just go and T'll until tbej | wrp verv glad to have onr old jbv her friends around here. . \Vo “rain down’/ then thev come, home odUor } ^ y nira|n mnvh ,, w<> 1 wet and frerr.lng but. they hay^ ‘ hp ! hl . ar i a uttle morh news now. fish lust the..same. - I Miss Faille Caldwell attended We welcome >-ou back to o “ , nreachirg at Carter’s Ford lest first ton. MyT Smoak. Come uf> to see j Rundav. tis s<Bh«,tlmc. / s , j Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Caldyell. Isnent Sunday with their relatives at oooooooooooooooo.o o — o O MOSELLE. o Doctors Creek, o o o o o o oooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooo o x AHHEPOO. o o o ooooooooo'*oeooooooo all admired and loved her. We hops to have hep with us again soon Miss Louise Fogartie attended the commencement at Lodge April 3nth. Rhn visited Misses Pansy and Pearle RmoaV. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sykes' are gp. reiving coneratnlatiors on the ar rival of a new daughter Ashepon. May 14'.—Hello! W. W Mo«el|e. May 13.—Our farmers ere all wearing the smile of satis faction since we were visited with refreshing showers we hear ♦ ron1 '|R inoak> V ou are hack in old Colleton nlstnts of noor stands of cotton on I account of dry weather, therefore w-e mav expert late cotton. oo. ooooooooooooooo ° • , o o - STOKES. ...o ° . o 00 0 0 00000000 0.00000 Miss Pauline ’ Pve is «nending some time wjth her grandmother. Mr® E. E. Sanders of this nlace. the week end with'Mis* Edith Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Welch v’sltej the city Thursday. ’ T 1 ’e advent 1 rf auto:-, distance nothing 4d n ilea to spend the day la notlCm the#* times, i V-* . Qh, It o':r fnre parent&eould risr!^ •* ' y- But pot hein^' aure. that the pro verbial -latch N on tho outside,/ I lotlre fo«4lng doubtful of uppeml- ing. ' ' . “Mere A non .*t W. W. S., so'glad you bu\e ' re - < turned. /> WALTERBORO COCA-COLA BOT- - TUNG WORKS Cascade and Red: Rock Gin- 4 _ •* • ger Ale: All kinds of Sodas. ./ •/ M TIZ” EASES TIRED SORE, SWOLLEN FEET $9.70 to once more, ahd we are glad Jo have you hack wlth^hj*-- We 'are only ) surprised tbM you stayed awav as lonff as yon did. fof\we -believe once you have lived in- ^old Colleton cohntv. you will find it hard to be! Atia* Boss Sander i nf thf* pj me 'anywhere-'e1«e. though Stokes Mav 17.—The crops In this section are looking fine after the rains. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. lienneit and children dined with Mr. atvd Mf*. .J. i E'. Morris, of Omega, last Sunday, i i Mr and Mr®. W. II. Birhon and .. ltl»u«I5ter. 'Annie Lee. -of trv to kmrv k v ' s ited their iister. Mrs. C. F Car- I® vlsltfeg b' r brother. J, Il X* j good - manv people who- haye not t 'Annie I.ee of Fechtlr. who Is af- ' i-,-..-. — - - • t il \\'ltb a enbeer of the fare. • ’■!><* I'Hie®,of our'Fund'iy "ehonl v-iti g.'.ve "i eatrrtntnmcnt Thnr«- Fmoaks, tbet ter. last Siindaf.■ i 1 ived finvwhorc els-r the old county everv chance ret. We b*ve as rmul and noble I Mi c ® Annie t->rter has^ ret”rpn-I people In Colleton and n« good I 'nd® ]>ome after spending some /rn Ai»b d..- C’«n«pg M-tv from S to nnv rn „ ntv |„ «t n t 0 yu w^ her sister. Mrs. Lewis ll.-nurR. o. . o’-’oek at * v bi<’h fee erenm and otb-'r j., r ^ ntakp .her jhe banner eoun~v . l* 0 ^**- . doiptien will bfi Served and thev f.-iv r , ori . ff r j| „ m j push, and l am} Misses Donnie and Lilian Rohert- thev exn-'rt t« sei-ure thV> servires of j.„j nd , <n | lo „hle t.o'ssv tli->t we ar-> c: '* n attended preaching at Tabor, /come noted divine to rive a lootoce enovtuencinv Jo re-*ti/e thl®. Sunday. f e- them but do pot know at <*b** have made‘great advancement in the! Mr. and Mr*. Priolean Carter and *lpte whom they can secure. The Jertiye will be free and everybody t® Invited. The njoney derived from the sale of Ice eresm end cake will go to the Sunday school missionary fund. ^ ■ ■ !" , ' / ooooooooooooooo O O o o « o IMLAXDTOX o obooooooooo o o o o n o o I«Undten. Mav 14.—M?. and Mr#. Mrt J F. Bt»hon recently vlaltml Fannie Croahv. of Islsmllon l ,Mr» and Mra. W»ll®m CamnbeR attended Sundsv achool at Penlel the second Bundav. Milton Fletcher and Bennie Cum- mlnrs of Black Creek were recent rlsltom at the home of J. H. Bishon. Bennie O’Qolan. of Vnrt»vtlK wax the welcome guest of Frank DnboH several d*v* ago. - Mr. and Mra. M. B. Stone of Vsrnytlte. attended services at Pen- lel Sund*e. ' Mrs. E. V, Pellum and children rnent the dsr recently with J. H. Blsbon and fsmlle. Messrs Frspk and land attended Sunday school at Pe"lei Snnday last * Miss Emma Godley spent Saturday nnst few vear*. and will cprtlnhe to Mr*.‘ W. F, Rol»ert®on <lin-'d viih do so. ttnfll we come to the front. Qne of the greatest agencies for " eounjly’s advancement !s her local pagr*r. • ' » . . I will ston here, and *av In hehnif ef the retiring editor that we ^op- ■Ider The Pres* and - Stsftdard * better paoet todav than It h*s ever been, and wh thank him for It. W» are glad that be is to roe«|nn* with * v * nsoer to still help push the good •work forward.*", i - W. 8. M. nooooooooooooooooo o o o IRLAXDTOX. o o ' 1 % x o oooooooooooooooooo Islsndton. May IS.—Misses. ZoU and Sue podley were visitors at th* home of W. J/ Connelly Sunday af ternoon. A. E. Renta visited W. P., Connel ly, Saturday. A. E. Renta and son. A. C.. had btunness In Varnvllle Saturdv’. Miss Rosa Belle Sineaih spent the latter part of the week with her'ala- • tr.-^rs. Janie (Tosby. r; W. Slneath and ratr.Ur visirtd I. B. Polk Saturday and Sundae. Miaaes Maggie and Floriie Polk 1 attended ’service#, at Islandtb^ >\tc- rlav a f- ■ \ Mr®. r Hattie .Carter last Sunda- Messrs. Floyd Carter end Kur’e McMillan called to. pee Mr. K« B. Bennett Bundav afternoon Alessr®. H. C. and J. M. Robert son arfd famlie® formerly of this nlace but for the last vear o' Kite Ont. Fla., have returned to tholr old homes in Colleton again. Those from around here trho at tended the picnic »t St. Johns As cension dsv were: Misses Annie Car ter. Donnie and Lftian Robertson Heeward Carter. Milton Hint?, and Robert Crosby. x 'Best wishes to our old edi,tor. My feat TXr m J Richmond.^. June 1-2-3 19151 COHFEDEBATE VETERANS REUNION Ticket* on Sale May 29tk to June 2m!. uk., limited to June 10th. Extehaion’and stci rai cp-over pnvde let, schedule*. privilege*. For reser vation*, etc, call on T. M. WILLIAMS AGENT (tlantkL I St) Tired of lllirning. At-liiug, Cal- IouM*tl Feet and Com®? Ike “TIZ”. Why go limping around with ach ing; puffed-up feet—feet so tired, ehafed. sore and swollen you can hardly get your shoes op or off? Why don’t you get a 25-cent box of “TIZ” from the drug atore now and ATLANTIC COAST U NE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH gladden your tortured feet? ”TIZ” make* your feet glow with X night with Ml*«ee Marie and Lola dav afternoon Bishop of lalandton. Y'laa Mattie Slneath who ha* be*ttx Mr. and Mra. Ham-Dubois dined rpending some time with Mr. and with Mr. nnd Mra. Frank -Blahop. Airs. T. H- Murdaugh has re* nr ted , the flret fiuhday-. - * ^ to her home. Are Yon Rheumatic?—try Sloan’* Jf yon want a Pick and real relief from Rheumatltp. do what so many thousand other people are doing — whenever an attack comes on. bathe the sore muscle or Joint with Sloan's J.inlment. . No need to rub It In— just applv the Liniment to the Bar- face. It Is wonderfully penetrat ing. It goes right jto the seat of trouble and draws the naln slmost immediately. Get a bottle of Sloan'i Liniment for 25c. of ahy -druggist and hare it In the house—against Colds. Sore and Swollen Joints. Lumbago, Sciatica and like all meats. V"' Yoor money back If not satisfied, bat it does give almots in stant relief. * comfort; takes down awellings and draw a tjie soreness and misery right ont of feet that chafe, smart and burn. *-TIZ” instantly stops pain in coma, callouses and bunlona. “TIZ" 1 ia glorious fm- tired, aching, sore feet. No iwre shoe tightness—no more foot- torture. ^ - Chamberlain's Liniment Thig preparation is intended es pecially for rheumatism, lame back, sprains and like ailments. It is a favorite with people who are well acquainted with Its splendid quali ties. Mrs. Charles Tanner. Watiash, Ind., says of It. “I have found Cham berlain’s Liniment the best thing for lame back and sprains I have ever used. It work# like a charm and relieves pain and soreness. It has been used by others of my family as well as iqyself for upwards of twen ty years.” 25 and 50 tent bottle* IIUUAtTIk KfOPCVp AMO h For saie by all dealers. • •• v: 1 CAR FLOUR AT ' / / X 11 1 CAR GRITS AT $2.10 isack X -■> / Brick Store *