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. / \ ; .J / V ' * ' %OL87. J WALTERBORO. S. C.. WEDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1915. # 1 • K NO. 15. S. f CONVEMON :*T COHACEVIIU CONSIDERED ONE OF BEST EVER HELD IN THE COUNTY ^ CHURCH ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS .•ihiihmmK l»r. Wolling'M Pastomt' and Done. PraUiep Work MR. WEBB PLEASES * \*w Male Sorrotary <'apttrat«% An. dlonre and Uoo» Mur I, Kf- l»rt<v r Work. The Colleton County Sundav School Convention, whirh was held : ,t ('ottageville. Saturday and Sundav. Novc27 and surpassed, .in^soim- jespeets. any convention helri in fhe State this year. At pach of the f|v.. ■iession s the popular, attendance was larger than has hern 'noted at any other convention, and on Sunday it was hardly possible to seat the i»eo pie in the church. Delegate^ uerr Owing to tile loss of one of tie* rounty and repres<>nted all the de nominations in Colleton county Owing to the loss of one f th-* many Sunday school workers in the county, who has moved to another State, very little had been done dur- ing the year. Plan* were made for a great forward movement next year and effeorts will he made to reach and help every one of the schools in the county. The pledge H to the ^tau and county work amounted to S133.no One hundred and twelve subscription^ were secured for the Sunday School Promoter, thus niak log it pottHiblee for this monthly pi- ( to carry the best news of the best Sunday schools of the State to 112 hoine s in Colleton county. Th's record XailPliasNes that of Herkeley county. which secured 7»t subscrip- ___ ' ^e program covered many phas‘s nt Sunday school work/ The most practical and helpful subject dis cussed by R ? I). Webb. General Sec retary. was the “Banner School. '' which is a standard of ten points sug gested for both city and country schools. The use of this standard by the schools of the State will definite ly reveal conditioa.- amf furnish a practical* ahtT reas* Table plan for building up the s< bools. ^With U. (k. Price, of Walterboro.. as^restdetr. and W. E. Winis. of ('ottageville, ns secretary and trtwsurer. tlie county association expects to push/ihis standard and thus bring about great er efficiency in the Sunday sclioo! work of the county. The other officers elected for tli' year were: W. W. Smoak. Waiter- boro. vice-,president. department superintendents: Elementary. Mrs. W. E. Willis, ('ottageville: secon dary. James E. Peurifoy. Whlterbdro; adult. S. M. Connor.. ^ottageville; home. Mrs. P. M. Murray. Waiter- boro; missionary. .VIrs. H. J. Givens. White Hall. District presidents:. No. 1. J. D. Ustey'. Hound: No. 2. W. W. Smoak. Wulterboro: No. S’. A. C. Padgett. Smoaks; No. 4. D. M. Varn. Ih-legates Enrolled. The tollowtng ’ were enrolled a.- delegates: Kehobeth .Mis.a-s Annie Vddi-.on. ld;rie Addison. Eva Addiseu Providetus Miss Corn* Vdaui-.. -Mr. G. I„. Smoak. Mr. J. I). Utsey Dry Branch—Mr. L. A. lllers. Wealey Chapel Miss Emma Vari>. Mrs E. O. Polk. Lodge--Hev. J. C. liiwson. Bethel H. it froshv. P. it Fin land. Thos. K. ^ui>**r. J. J. Padgett. W. W. Smoak. Mrs. G. C. Brown. Mrs. W. O. Guess. Dr .1 W Wolling. Pine Grove Estelle ih-rndo i. Haftie Jon»-s. II. S. Herndon. Edisto J. It. Hlsh*-r. E. O Con nor. G. it. Hartzog. E. M. (lonnor Carters Pord—L. il. Hiers. Ashton~J. E. Hiers, .1 W. Iten- m-tt, Maggie Hiers. ilendersonvill*- l/ola Bootle. Cro^s Swamp K. II. Pplk. --Mi.. P. H. Polk. Green Poml Mrs. .1. M. Hazor, Joe Thomas. Arthur Thomas. Rirt* Patfb Mattie M. l*olk. .1 1. Polk. i Walterboro i Mr. Price. Mrs.. P M. The following resolutions wen* adopted Sunday by the official board of Bethel Methodist church: This is the last Sunday of the Con ference year of 1»15. It .ha* been a memorable year in the history of this church, every department of church work having grown and prospered. Every member of our church shoutu be proud of the record made. \\ h!le we are assembled here in 'his fina! church inference of the year, it is fitting that we should not only contemplate the accomphs'i- t’.ent ot the past twelve months, hut i!-' •J-.* full credit for the iwmhr «.r.. .1 to the untiring -“al of o*’- h. 'i.xd pastor.- Dr. J. \V. Wollii ~ Tlu- rich rewards of a preaclicr's labor arc not apparent to him. Thor- is, no way by which lie can appraise the results of lik \Vork iinh-s.< bi- < •mciegaitHti •■xpfess their apprecia- Filon ii v DR. SWADENER DELIGHTS AUDIENCE ANTI-SALOON S P E AKER MAKES NOTABLE AD- .. DRESS HERE COURT GOES MERRILY ON THIRD WEEK SEES MANY CASES TRIED AND SETTLED V'T —J DRY IN FIVE YEARS THREE THIS WEEK CHIEF^PATTERSON ASKS FOR HELP *# r • Several l»e<-titute Families Mast He (ilvea AM or They Will 9 • y . t Starve. _ Speaker Gives Kfcv* Years For earing M l»ry , • ^Amendmeat to CcNMHtation. wortkor di ed. ' The in..' hi many a preacher i s rendered dre:;ry l»v unresponsive N'lmnh members N\ •* feel ami appreciiHe a good work, but we leave Abe rewards thereof to anotuer - life/\lt should 'ot he s o. I^>t uh east ourftQmjucts we have at the fe«*t of the living man. thus rendering this lit,, happier and lending encouragement to great er eftorts in the future. ,Ai his own request, made solely heeautaf of the illness ot a nu-mbi’r of his family, the uppiWching an nual conference will assign Dr. Wol- liag t«* oth*-r work. \V,. can not in fanh*-s.> to Dr. “Wolling oppose his wishes, and hence his work in Wal terboro is ended. " rt»r two yeys Dr. Wolling has labored for us unselfishly and ably. His influence for good and his un tiring energy in every worthy cause has been felt everywhere In our com munity. As a preacher, as our pas tor and a s a man we admire, respe-1 and honor him. His life among us has been a benediction. No man ex cept a consecrated t'hristian roul Those who failed to hear Dr. Mad ison Swadener Tuesday evening .if the Methodist church missed one of the best addresses heard in Walter* boro In many a day. Cultured, sc hob I trly and optimistic, filled with clieerlul philosophy and permeated witli delightful wit and humor, there i wus not a dull moment, and ulthnugn lie spoke for more-than ah hour, no I one was wearied i I'-r Swadener is one of a thorns- man's (““d aMi-saloon speakers touring the country, marshalikg tlv,e forces of so briety and tempeggne*. for the great struggle just ahead between thoae who favor nation-whie prohibition of tlie manufacture and sale of liquor t<nd thoH»- who wish it continued. This battle, according to Dr. Swnd- enev, will be fought out within five year*, and. his prediction Is an over-( whelming victory fer thy foHfc»s of righteousness and the establishment, of national prohibition Tlie speaker contended that liquor has to go. for the good hard. pra<-~ tical common scone et the people de- duaiuls that our men be sober in or der that they be efficient. The Czar of Ituasia realized tkis aMhe begin ning of the preaent war in Kurope and by a single order made a nation dry. and a year of sobriety under the ukase of the Czar, has demon strated tlie ’truth of his conviction. 'Our people are waking up to the t.“, declared the speaker, “that labor as lie ha s labored and uccom plisli the good he has done. .Our sentiments ma'y be embodied in a single sfatem-nt. Kvett as Dr Wolling's consecrated life *01 Chris tian service will be .rewarded by the gift of eternal life in Heaven, so h;:, li»/attained unto everlasting llte on earth .by reason of th^vjnfluenres for good instilled l>> liini in tin- hearts and nUnd s and lives of this coiiununity so long as bem-ficient >lr.- tluenees arc transmitted from on generation to another..'.* Hcyeral Important 4'ases I Ms pose-1 of—Will Continue to Knd of the Week. . * The third week of the four? of Common 1’leas began Monday niorn- ing w ith ’ .1;'. jiiror s in their places. •I, I’ Moore and A.,C Drawdy wer- c:.' .t-e«i, K. II Oarkins could not be toitnd. Judge Mendel I., Smith is no siding over the session, and oilier court officials arc in attend ant e. The lirst case to be called’ was that I Mariah G Varpadoe against T r'.. Do>:iton and Frank llenton. This was a suit on claims of ilrllvery |»ro- ceedings, the property being a horse and buggy taken by Mr Boynton un der mortgage. This wa s later taken from Mr. Boynton bv Mrs. Yarnadoe under tli,. claim of delivery proceed ings Boynton then gave boifd and took ppsH*-sHion. The contention oi' the pbiintiff was That the horse w.*s hers, and the mortgage was given bv her husband. J-. • K. Yar tadoe. Tu** jur\ took this view and returned th.- following verdict: tind for th.. ptainfiff possession I'hc properf de s< rila-d In the complaint^ of $lrt-* th*- \alue thereof, and the !Mim of *7:. actual daqiage s for the detehlioii th*re*d as alleg*>d iu the flr»t*cai of action. \V. it. Husterlin., for-*-' man." Fishburne Ai Fishburne ap peared for the plaintiff; I’aiigidft ;; the defendant. . the case of II. II. Hiott C. Glover was tri»-d anil, a verdict for the defend- wns a suit for rental, il Nov. .1, IHOti. Mr. store building trom “I want you to ask the good peo ple of Walterboro to send me some articles ot clothing for some reallv destitute families in town. , ‘ said Chief of Police A. A. Patterson. Jr., yesterday to a reporter for The Press and Standard. Asked for particulars, Mr. Patter- sou stated that there are several families living inside the Incorporate limits of Walterboro who will starve if something is not done for them. He mentioned one family In which there are six children, the eldest only 13 yean* of age. the youngest) three- months old. mother only re cently dead, and tlu, tatfier so ill he cannot work."* fc, Thi , s«* people ar.- worthy.'* said Mr. Patterson, and they haven’t a bite t‘» t-.nougfi clothes to cover HORSE DRIVEN OEFOIDATmE W. A. DAVIS* NORSE TAKEN FROM PUBLIC LOT THE THIEF CAUGHT Ashley KfoWr , 4 Hiver tho Admits Theft. A lery bold'aitegipt at Aealing a horse and buggy w 1 *, mad*’Tuesday, when Ashley Kisher Inf/ the h«rs» and buggy of Willi,. A. Davis from Die lot of tlie Brick .Store about ll" ness.” He said In* had gotten on,, of the physicians to pay them a vi'i». and hud hegged^,a druggisi to till his prescription, ••.nul I went to .1 rrocery"store and ts-gged for seiiie. grits, flour and meat which I am. now carrying to tli**ip.‘’ continued »h« chi*-t Chief Patterson will accept gifts of food, clothing or money to buy some ot the things lh<**e ne* dy peple must have, or if left at Th* trickJgton <-at and noi | o'clock. driving it their nak«*d-! Mr Davis is one of the R. D. * arri**rs from WalterUiro and shor'- ly after 11 o'clock went with his u.aii to get his horse and Iniggy lo ileliv*-r 1111111,* when,' to his surprise, Ii** fouml his liors** was gone. Mr. Daiis thought that his horse hat gotten loose and had gone hack •nme. hut after searching over tho any 1 town diligently he failed to find him. Mantienliig upon a friend who came in Horn the chuntt-y and who knew ft most valuable asset of the coun try is her people, and that whatever destroys manhosd must x go/’ He then quoted from his research work to prove that the liquor traffic is ilwayj* a liability- and never an as set. The meeting was called to order be-'-TTev" (’has. VV. Jones, the new pastor of the Baptiat church. wli<> b*‘gun witli a short prnyer Tliis w-s followed by th** song. :*'America.’ Mrs. K. K. .I*»n»*s at the organ, after whiqh Dr. Swadener was lntroduc*i* ed to h< <lii** on nirchuni*-^ lejr*. by Kditor Smoak. At the eoncliis*on j Yarq Itr*..- Co. ar* co-d«*f**ndant * and this amount i* alleged .to h • Mofirer for , F> Tuesday agiinsf W. resulted }n ant This appearing that Glover leased a Mr Hlotl for ten years. In August 1!D}2. the hnilding wn H burned and Mr. C.lover fefns***! to pay further rent therefor. Mr. Hiott sired for this rental D. It Peurifoy apn*ar- *d f*u plaintiff; Fishburnt* K Fish burn** for th** defendant.\ f'oiit! is now engaged in th :r il of th** < i--< of The Bank of Smoaks 1 ’ *s. Man M Padgett Tin* am oil'll. ii'vohed is alioiit $2ou and is riatn*- Be* it. th«‘r»*tor«i. Uesolved. Thai . ~e. the officials and memimrs o* | of the address (dedge cards wepTdi Bethel Church, in joint conferen-el trihiMed dlkd signed. The amount 1*0 contributed being a»k**d to,cover a assembled, do hereby express unto! Dr. Wolling our deep appreciation of the good results accomplished <u our church by him. the great esteem in which we hold him. and the pro found regret we feel because he mud leave us. May God's lo\V jhC* 1,1 panv hini ai d srstain him v .icrov - ^ Further resolved. That tlio’.e rcso- luttoiis In* spresi ir, out minute 'book and published *0 the world. * - ’ • *of Altai : being period of' e yean. Dr. Aw : adener left on th** early morning train for Beaufort, whet he speaks tonight. He will In* in South Carolina a few days longer.’ R. R. COMMISSION COMING THURSDAY STOKFS • • « * « * • » w • Stokes. Nov. 2k. The farmers 01 this section ar** through harvesting their crops, and hog killing is all th* go now. Mrs Nettie Beach, of Charleston, visited near Stokes this week. S. I’ Cart* r is spending soim 'A ith relatives and friend:; Lodge. Miss Jennet Beach visited K;h«*l Hiott last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Bennet Haiti*’ Carter and daughter visited Mr and Mrs. Berry at Smoak* last w****k. Misses Dontife and Lillian Robert Will Diwu-s Schedules and Needed In thrfStation Ht-r**. •j*, - 1 I due for material mirebased to build a store for Mrs. Padgett. Th** con- j tention ot Mrs. Padgett is that thl* , amount ha v been paid. This stilt in- i volves coiTsiderahie Itookkeeplng and j is rather tedious. At noon today the testimony wa s all in and this nfte:*- I noon the arguments will be made. ; Padgett * Moorer 1*/appearing tor [the plaint ill; Petfrl/oy Bros, for tli * ’defendant t Later The jury retlynod a .ve**- * <• ict In above case in favor of th*. 'plaintiff. , ' / V " - Pres* and Standard office it will ne vent to them. Surely In this time ot general prosperity in, a Christian town. such, suffering will not be al lowed to continue, and it is confi dent Iv expected that there will In* a '• etierous response to this <. t ii for assistance. *#***##* > J s * * * ADAMS lti \ *' »*-«********«*• AdamV Hun. Nov. 27. - The Adam** Hun Scho*VV Improvement Association gave an oystVr supper to raia** fund:, with which t«KbeaMtlfy the house and grounds. QuHe a nice little sum was realized. It is\ something' »r. which all the citizens of a romtnun 1 ty should take an tntebgFf -for the school lions** is when tliK coming no n anil women of .\merica\sp**n'l most ot their time It slirtulo\ be mad** complete and attractive hildren of today an* the fath»*r- and not hers <»f tomorrow Shbw m** th** s* hooI‘buihrihg of.;* <*oBimunity. 'and 1 can rlzes up th** inhaldtants. and tli** grounds of th** .** It001 an*l I have a fr,4r Idea *»f the t«*a*h«*r. espei-ially if it L «<»vere*l with lunch iiapers, «*tc. We cannot have swings and all the modern lm_ his home Mr. Davis waa* informed •hat he had passed a man a abort time before driving his horse. Mr. Davis at once^ reported the matter to the sheriff's office and Deputy Lo ra,, Berry was sent in pursuit. After telephoning to Round and learning that lji«* horse ami buggy had passed there and on to Cottage- vllle finding that the horse and bag gy had passed there, Depoty .Padgett got ezeused from court and weot af ter them. Meanwhile tie requeeted some citizens of the Cottageytlla community to catch the thief and se cure the home. This they failed to do but later when Mr. Berry reached g point not far from the Edisto Hir er he found the horse and buggy by the side of the road and the man gone. Sheriff Padgett soon came up nhd after searching In the communi ty ' the man *wgp discovered on tho public road ' leading to Charleston He was secured and brought bark to Wvlferboro. . ... Kishefg admits taking the borne, but states lhai he took him in order visit his wife’s relatives in Dor- cttyMer county Intending after the visitNlo hring the horse hsek. He wa, <<>mmlH*‘<l •*» i»il Tuesday night * *. * * < banges il ********** * AT TMF < OLOMAI. Dm*' near Mu. tnnl*'. Itisho,* tt'ottagevllb*t Mr?. I*. W. Thomas. Crosby. G. 11 Ml. First Baptist and Mrs. B.-UL Murray^ , First Baptist M R. Cone. « t’edar Grove Jas. E. Peurifoy. Peniel Kugen ( > M. K. Lyons. , • Res*>1 ill ion- \*lopte*l. The conventloti unanimous'.v sdopte*! the following resolutions: l-hrhardt. Wereas. th** Kuuda' School «N>n vention of Cnlletonv, ('ountv. whli h has been in session at Cotfagevilie M**tho*Bst chtircli. has ‘'om** to th** close ot on*.* of the mot enjovabi • and helpful conferen«es vet. held. b«* It Resolved: That the'thanks and yppreciatio 1 Of the whole confer* nee be extemled Mr. R. D. Webb our State Secfetar , who'n* effort^ have b«'en. untiring, as h** ha: eudeavored to give all th<* Sunday schools represented a broa*l- •t vision of real Sunday s**hobl work. -Kwtnlved. secondly. That tlu* (banks of th*- conference a* a Vbob' be extended our county president and ail other officers for the faith- *011 wer** pleasant vi:;iti>rs of M's* Ktlu I lli**tt Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beach anl children tisite*! friends near S vouk* liis t week' * Milton Hiott is <»n a vl-it to BrUtn- v.lik. Ga. . Kiki Bennett is spending some tim** in Charleston with hi* sister. Mr*. K. It. Hidick The Stok* * s« bool is pr<»gr«*.,siti>; nicely under the mnnaginnt */f Prof William CauiiibeB as. p'in* t>.il and Mis s Lui« Cont'or as assis’.*nt. The ni<*ullH*r s of Die Hailroi vi Commission of South Carolina ex/ wet to pay an offical visit to Walter >ro Thursday, reaching her** a lit ti,. b«*fore noon, wjth a vi**w t*'>••li eu ssing with the cilizent. of Walter., boro Itir* matter «»t change of s« h**>l uh and otlu r matters /Which may J 1 otm* up before this Contmissiou Mis; 1 .\«cor*llng to a»lvi**y s rcceivid. th** - i Railroad Commission will le;fv* | Charleston at f*:0« o'clock, reaching I l Vnit**rboro abouL-H'bO o’clock The | Cdmutission will be areompanied l»v [ General SupL ,R. A. McCranlc^ and Division Supt. J. P. Walker. b«*th '** - th** Atlantic Coast I^InC. , \ committ«*e of the citizen.* <•* Walterboro will meet this Comtitts- j sion upon (he arrival of this special train ,and will endeavor to go into the matter of the chnnge of schedule on the (Jreen Pond-Ehrhardt line and j | other matters which may be brought j ■ up. • . A conference ot the citizens ha* i en arranged at Hotel Albert at j to; Jo o'clock Thursday morVinc ti* d**< idu upon what they wish, after i which time they will go to the at a | Don W meet with the Railroad Com : mission and the officials of the C**i t Line. Cm' The nicmis-r* Of the Railroad Com- # * 6 « * * * * * * * * * J* Th.* picture for Friday is t tk. front the celebrated novel. “Th* CItlldnMt of Captain Grain.” bv .Isles Yernr. Thif pi«*Dtr** i s called ''In' S’earcli *»f Mm* Custawnv:;." and i*' •'in* of th* Would Film Corporation foreniort iip'diictions In five r<".*N Tuesdav the sixth **pisod*- of “Th*'j Broken Coin’’ will b<* shi>*vn. Till-' r*i**lurc* Is cntMled. “Why Kingdene Fall.” Th*»s* who are witms*ing this serial iTonoun**** it the be^t that , tin* Colonial lias yet put on tSn**** Canard ami Francl* Ford take th** hading rob- and two better charact ers couiih-noi hav** b**en «'le*'te«l. After tjiis week the Colonial ** : B disi'ontlnin- -bowing every nighi. \Y** will hook features exclusively -and show only *in Tuesdays and Friday*'. For your information, we hav** book- *•<1 for the month of lhs*enilM*r some features far superior to anvtHng that has yet Iwen shown here To 1 nils., any of these will deprive you oj **»ice real entertainment provements. but we can at least have a tidy yard, and teach the children not to throw* papes along the htgh.j way. . Mis s Napier met with '‘The Home j Economic,, ('’lub” lout Tuesday. 0 Sho induced Dr. Taylor, one of our ef ficient trustees, to give us a talk on a well balanced diet,* which was both interesting and insfructfve. .-j .Thanksgivlng'day passed off very lv |quietly and^ pleasantly. ; Miss Theodora Taylor and her lit ‘ti** friends from the C'bafederatc | Home college, spent ThtfpVsgivin- ^ itl, Mrs. Taliaferro Taylor. * | .Mr :in*l Mrs. Gordon Taylor weni j to. th«* city Wed nos by nltornoon in *ith*ir car and brought Ihelr daugh. iter. Miss Pauline, to spend the week, tend with them. J ’ Mr« Henry llamnelt Is visitin 1 her daughter. Mrs Dargan. of FIc . enc** > Mr: la*mat: l»ee. of Scranton. her** or a brief visit t«« Ii* r «is***r Mi *s Florence, itarnnell * * * *- * * . *. g SMOABS ******** .Smoaks. Iain t he and Mr. Humph took Mrs. Humph .Miss Legare to the city Friday . Mr*. Frank Hethingtnn wetR 10 the city Saturday to see h**c father. Mr. Jenkins l*a Ro«'Iie. w ho’is ill ;f the Kiverstdf' Infirmary. ■ Mrs. W King, of Charb st-n on a.visit, to relatives here. Mr and Mrs H. 9* 'Wei**'* -r»nt .Sunday at RockvilM*. Mik<* llethingien sp**nt hundaV with his brother. Frank llethington. .Miss*** Deoni** Newton and rist^llc Postell. of Hh* Confederate Honi** ... sp**nt Thanksgiving with | Thankggiv n P with . a and Mrs.*J. G. Ljn MI\N l Ri;L Till HSDAV \ HINT Mrs. F. Mason Crum anil son. F. Mason Jr. of Orangeburg, are visit-, ing her mother. Mr>v M. II. Howell. „ Mrs Crum has f.*cently returned , missioy are G. McD Hampton j from Arkansas, wher.. ||r Cum was . liairnian: John G. ^Richards and serving as Student Sei-yeiary of th**; Frank VY. Shealy. ! y m..C. Jt- Mr Crum will conduct | next vear aC Orangeburg. ! Christ nuts More f*. : — ■—— Now Open. discharge ot tlieir du- TerTv A Kliaft«'r. alvvay s ent* rpri-,- niectings of this con-1 inn. has arranged to open an exclu* j I sive- j'hristmas toys store, and have j That, tlie thank *. V cureR the services of Fred Fraser and visitkng to hav< I Players Will farm tulness in tlie tie; duWng the vention. ,'*- f Resolved. UiirdJv the body of officers ‘delegate* be extended the people of entire .ommunttv f.H* ili«*lr kind hospitamv during this convention S m CONNOR. Chrm. P. M. MURRAY. RITH ACKERMAN. i. -i charge ot it. Mr. Fraser . o'clock.'* up Oils toy-land today «and ,. nslUme ;opene niinv eeger eyes have scanned th toy., displayed. Tin Japanosc Froni Young’s Island Pre^riit Minstrel. .Tlier* will I**' a Mlnstrel/'.Mnshal C* rformane*- at the High Slchool Au ditorium Thursday evening of this week gotten up b\ talent from Meg- gette and Yoiingen Island Th«*s«* young fidks bav** *ott**n ’*o:**ther *t'l«*ndid miiWreJ show and have r*>- • eived verv higli prats*' (or t^e *i*'v- • raI timet* it Jias l>**»*n given This performance will be stny**! at the High .School Audllorlnm. b*- lening Thursdav evening ’ at d'» Th,. player s will all lx* In and» .M<*tz’s , Band from Charleston will furnish the music for fov s . ith** occasion .After th*- Minstrel 1 I,. Chasscrea u tow n on th^r Cidlug* MISs l.'Xia Newton. Mr. and Mrs. K 5 t*as*»ed through our wg> to JackHonhorn. Rev. Finch and M-. Eugene I’lat: w * nt to Charleston yesterday to 'he.tr l»r. Truett. Mr, Schroder wsh here today and. rave u> a very interesting sermon. | Somcoiif who used to be seen often driving s car around our | town is seldom “tafard” or seen these tr.vv I wonder why? I I thought Citpid woh loo busy els**- h«*re to have' time to notice this <idc of the world, hut as usual I was Nov. 30. Since wi season s have changed a) the poet's saddest season has chang ed Into the cold and dreary winter. With the coining of the winter has a >*«V earn, sorrow and death In our midst. How. our heart goes out in sympathy to our bereaved neighbor** 'and friends. We feel that we are 'irtlvcd bereaved in the death of our 1 friend. Mrs Tr a*y Patrol --always Isv Jolly and so wiling to help any o..* 1* to, tuuate Ulan h- nvlf. An 1 how w«* will miss^our neighbor, Mr. John «.- Kinsey, one of oufr leading .citizens and best farm* r*. Uways , |to the front v.ith anything tliat wa.s ' I upbuilding and always, with a help line hand and ready word of cheer the unfortunat** Horn, to Mr. and Mrs \V. H. Yarn .» daughter. Nov LK, als*> to Mr an*l Mis R. (I Mi»r». a son. Nov. 22. Thank giving day waa observed at Smoaks M'bool. Thy day afterward was also given as !f holiday. Miss J Alice Broadway, intermediate teach er. visited her old home at Man ning during the holiday.*;. Cadet John Walter Kins*** will re turn to Clcmsoii College in a few* dav* where he will resume his stu- *li« s II** was called home bv th** death of hi* father. Mr J*din W. Kinsey. / » Misses Lvda and Ibbie Lyons sp«*et their parents. Mr. ons. They are M- Carlisle Fitting School j unite tending the nt Bamberg Miss Eftie t'arnd L 'fs'iing Mis* • Rtrfn Rlsher at <b»k tJrove school. * J M Hiers and p W Thomas at- . tend' d the S. S convention .*v\. C *t- tagcville last Sundav! ^ Little Mis. Connie llerr* entcr- tqin-d a number of her fri<* ids at » birthday .party Nov. ?» in th** after noon from 4 to ti. Bill iffy refresh ments wen* served and a number **f gan*y were «;njoyed Mr :in*l Mrs. \Y NY Smoak and clrildr*n. ;ncmn;*ni*d by Herman K*-/ Dorn, p’-nt Thanksgiving with the J. B. Smltlx: vrung, for wedding bells. I hear. will. . inln w ith the Christmas chime. ;tnd | (ormer s^siMer. M^ «i*rols. making melodies frought • with joy and happiness to last not the season of peace and good- hut through life. onlv *vi!|. 1 my s display'd th** firrt»brought to NYalteVhoro. ar*;:* ,|^m*c w ill-Im ••njev« d l*y tin* players MBS. MRS. very qu::itj\ and pretty, as well is j n ,j the young . heap. . \ * | Hymn’s Hall, . V, ’ /' * . folks of. the town at - .1 It Padgett, of Gainesville. FIs., on** of th** leading businet.s men ot that city. Is in town visiting at the *>omr of his brother. Col. Jam s G. TV.dgett , Mrs. T B. Nell ho. returneit Mome a visit 10 her .parents oCBraTtch- frowi vtll* « s' ■ Mr- -Mason Hodges, w as «umnvo"< ed to Hejidersonvllje last Sunday t*» see'the of Mr John It' Miley. The lijfle one is with it** aunt. Mr*' kflkc Carjcr. Slnc«» tho death of its mother. Mrs. J. B. Milev, of LodgfC which occurred some tlmo ago « ( \ 1 ■9 1 1