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. ^ r / .it fa w„ fl WALTER BORO, S. C, WEDNKESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1915 NO. 1C. " SPECIAL COURT ! PROGRAM FOR 01 JANUARY STEADY WORK AT TERM FAILED TO RELIEVE CONGESTION - • FLEET WEEK • t FULL WEEK PLANNED FOR GUESTS OF CITY BY THE SEA DEC. 13.17- NEW MINSTERS r I FOR METHODISTS APPOINTMENTS MADE AT CLOSE OF CONFERENCE $ MONDAY TRIBUTE TO JUDGE LIST 0F EVENTS SEVERAL ARE NEW HIn KlCurts f«r Iam and <>rd«-r A|** prerlaUHl and Applauded in Walterhnni. What ViUtorw May K.xprtrt to Men iNuring Week—Hl*h OffiriaU i • 1*1 e went. New Pant or* « Vear. On aeroont ot Judg 0 Smith having to leav« the rity on offieial btHim the tail term of Court of Compton Clean for Colleton County adjoyrn d ine die Thursday rtight. hut Iwlor-- The following is the proRram fo.* Batth-ship Week in Charleston, Ih—. 13-17. - / ^ . . taflieial. UattleKlUp Fleet . , ». ^Harbor Seieeted CarnWaf. vCrystal Bark BUSMESS km HAVE ORGANIZED MEETING MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS IN LWE OR GANIZATION OFFICERS ELECTED 1 K. T. M. Mkaffer Mnrted tNber tDCfleerw—Seat Meet i ■ ta« Her. ITlh. adJourntnent a'wperial term of Court ftt 'l«^ , ted ( arnisal. . . . < rystal Ian. -as Used by *Jud«e'Smith ft*r th- V Me '', tU ' 8por,,, > Kn,i « ,, <'l rr*t we«k in January.'at which time 1 ll '! ,> * r . k / . 4 . . l iieatros: Aeademy of .M,u i( : Vi« torla/and Mo.viys. S|teeial—Monday INee. J;bU. 1 v ^0 .B. M . 'ty ofJie'TS of Fleet luncheon: ,. :’t* P. M .. to deleRates ifnd- vet- ::r.»ny of the larRe number of cases! -OW- docketed will be tried? Tiiisl ^ term, while steadily occupied with 1 • awes, only heard a very Kina 11 uuhi- 1 • l>**r of those set for trial and the' doeket still remains in a con Rested | ^ ^ condition. However. Judge SmiCn i f €M ' s: HX ' l,rH1on b > railroad to .\a\y has Consented to return "in .Ianua'n> ^ ard, returp via < ooper ItiTer: for the. special term. ' which* wi||" w,u, ‘ te "> of Une - probably dispose of the majority'of | 6 p M * to v ‘*“ing governors, .these cases. / Thursday mornjn K entered upon I the trial of the cane of the Bank of A meeting of the husinf V >ional teen of Waterli • Hotel Albert Monday' 1*. week for the ptiri : -.V •' Chahiber of Cc ’ iwe ueiwnrs f vv «_ «"d stated that as the ‘-sti/ J iy wa s different from that he had ‘ , M , ,, u Amoak* ynrsu,, K. P. Carter, This wa* a suit'on a note and resulted in » verdict in favor of the plaintiff for he fall amount asked for $§52,3(1. T he trial of this ease was most'in- tcreatiu... tAfter/the plaintiff had tlniahed Introducing -testimony the defendant was placed' upon the . o stand. His testimonv appeared to be ia variance to the story whiclj had been told his attorney by Mr cart«r and hp > reault h»b«n he ha.j concluded Janie,, B. Peurlfny, Rim., who was appearing for Hie defence arna* - nion l>een tobl by his client he would not ask. tor a verdict biy wo’uld be s ailF- ♦WM'it the Jury returned the/rerdlet in favor of the plaintiff. This action on the part of Mr. Penri mended that th . •' Cd for Tlie lust «a.<e heatxl Thursday •* is .that of the Atlantic ChMiift l.ine »(,iii- rond aRJiinst Harrison Cannon, a suit arising from th* ■ urninv'of mis i-rt n switch or stiar tili.l tlt“ in l! of the defendant. Two ho\ . ars • er. •lestroved/bx- lire on this side Hack. ‘ ' and liny railroad aMetnnt.*,'. to hold Mr. Cannon responsih|,, •’or them un-‘ dinner by (Jovernor Klchard 1. Man ing of 8. C. • / i Tuesday, llec. 14th. 1.30 P. M , to Commercial Secr«*- laries; dinner Charleston Hotel. 2.30 P. M.. To officials of South, ern Commercial 'Congress Har^br « ruise. Torpedo. Boattf., z 7 .* 5.00 P. M 1, to-visiting ladies and gentlemen, entertainment. Countr/ Club. • • . 10.00 P. M. t Woman's Auxiliarv Bull. Hibernian Hall. WetlnesOaUr Bee. I.Ntb. 10.00 A. M., One rah National ■Ileffnse 7 exercises. Marlon Square. 8o«retary of War and Secretarv of The. following arc the new ap pointments made by the Lowe r Sou'h (kirof'nu* Confareace of the-M. K. Church. South, fbr the ensuing yea- at the «lose ot. the Annual Conferjj, , ... eUte at (*h:irl stbn Monday niornir^ iT. < i ‘.pv i*le# was cOUc -Hev. H K. Fdward’s has-Wn tim i.*| ?t "'ipr " at the.help PrsiditiR Klder of-tiie Charleston District in place of l>*v,ij. I). Baniel. v ll'*,. time expired with the last- year. " j 'I he tollow ing arc t h * appoint- uisnts for Colleton County: Hender sonville. Benjamin L. Knight: l^odge, F. K. IlodAt »s; Walterboro. C. B. Smith; CottaRevillf. tl. h. Ingraiu; Smoaki. A. S. Lesley. Kev. J. C. Counts, formerly of the Snioaks 4'ireuit. has*received ih** Grover appointmeM. I>r. J. W. WolL ing goes to. .M<-Coll. Kev, J. P. Pat ton goes to Coinibla. kev. *A. J. canth-n has boon made Presiding Klder of the (Orangeburg District in place of Kev. M. L. Banks who^* tinv expired. '* id *pro- tas h Id CHIEF PATTERSON THANKS PEOPLE (■ewerous Rf*wpnase to Request For - Aid to Worthy Folks—Nattsflc* Present Needs of The Press and 3. (»n P. M . General - Military Parade. . ' * <1.00 P. M., Keception«by r 8t*cre. tary of War and. Secretary of Navy hy Hall. •* r SPRMDINtt MORK TO IDKVP.lARl* RMAOf POWKK J . —r—■ ; * Consider the facts as tljey rela'e to education. For each child it school age within her border^ Mas. sachusetts spends $25 a year, whll-* out* Southern stntos in training th - brains of each of their children ,<al though they have the additional ev. l.urne. J. G. Padgeit. W nT / iec/e., If he *f ■l•.■»vinK mi after tt: * •j' rp'T the hriu.r.ii:rtv»ji • of th th ittler. Mine iu>«t. ftentz. exeni; flif! d hi- ability as a connelst ur.of ai •• Hte t.d :hc supp'r’of • Itich Jin- g ..ftj*ne*n assembled partook wa.; iiioxt excellently arranged. After Mi" eupper the meeting was called to order; W. W. Smoak pn - sided ovc r the meeting atid intro- uced a nunitor of spinkers.^ . After discussing the organization it was decided to perfect such, giv ing it the name Walterboro Chamb er.. of Commerce. The following oftfeers were elect ed: K. T. H. Shaffer, presideoi: K. J, Fishbui4ee-preat4cnt: W. W. Smoak. secretary and treasurer, • The next meeting of the organiza tion will be b"ld Friday evening. Bee. l«th at Hotel Albert at which time it la hoped that a fuller .organ ization will be perfected At this .meeting, th* comniltee on constitutin'! a inf by-law* wrill make its report., Thotf presen} . at the meeting wer»-: M. P. Howell. J. M. Moorer, K. T. H. Shaffer. W. J Taylor. I. M. Fish barite. K» M. Jefiries. E. L. Fish- W Smoab’. To the Editor Standard: May I again use your coluncis. this time to thank . those wdo so promptly came to the am|*tan«-< of the poor In town, the condition of watch you were s o good aa to pii'e li*h last week, for which please ac cept jny thanks. The rcfpeaaes to this appeal werr eathusiaftlc and whole sonled. com ing not only from the town, bnt from the aurrounding tefrltory. thus emphasizing the goodness' of bcort of the people of- Colleton. A good many .peqplc brought contribution-* yillc. one of the ebunty'a most pros •ning oihto my and .a large iiuiiiIkv <ur'- i.d U H ' ^ou,, «*><* lending citizens and bua- fAqxaK- them direct to the people in need,! ,, “** 1 * »>an. di‘ d at him hom e the.-a Thes«* contributions were in Ci - forr.I j 'Hwiday morning, at 7:00 o’clock, of’ money, clothing'and food pi,„ 1 follow in? an illness of about three J^rgesi single coutribuior of osh f >«***, during the last six months ot -wAs Mr- S. Finn, .ot Walterl*oro,. v. 1 o whlcli .\jr. Marvin was confined to IAJ. S. A. RARYIN IAS PASSED At A’ PROMINENT MAN OF LOWER COLLETON ANSWERS FINAL SUMMONS. BURIED YESTERDAY l*u««c N'lmber of Frica*. to Fay a ImH Tribute ] Burial. Major S. A. Marvin, of Henderaoti- gavo, $-3 hh. and th,. ,ne\i ii rgest his be,;. -His funeral w'as hlld M th- Walterhoro'chic- l> I'xiic, nhh n hli'Hut- residence at Ht-nd*rsOuvillo -gave $2.85.. There were manv other ' n 1 ^ - - • . lontributors of cash, hut 1 have no - , sufficient space to give their names and can only thank them collect* Ively. 1*ensc of a twq-race school system» k 1 '*p«'nd only as foilows: Oklahoma’. T. part of Mr Peurifoy.wr* com- , - 1 b> Jndg ( > Smidi \v|*r> «<tn(* 1 ; , iht .ri v •- e Witnes, .+ a4d W prbsm ut-J « l,? S ‘ r - ,• rcrlurv • • /t v*3n |» au. m commission-d w- t,..,A \ fb; *‘'« of. Fi#t Smoker. Carolina lV:v ht (’Inb. .To, S^-crtftary of War land Sciretaiy ot Naxy. bamniet, Vkarlcston Hol«‘l." Tbiicx’laj. 1*'*c. Httli. Forenoon to enlisted in**n. oy-- ter roast at Schuetsenplat. P. M .. to visit jug ladi Idas, by C* nniry Club. C |). c .. Suf. Aclserman. W. B. Ackerman. Hr. Hardin. Lucas Padgett. 11. B *’3: West Virginia. $11: Florida, llenton. P. M. Murray, D. K. Martin $S; .Louisiana; Texas and Kentuckv.--\| C,. Prlc- H. *8 Strickland. J. H. nlh Arkansas an ! i<W. r.;B. Livy. A. 8 'Krresh. P. M. PiP.sdad morning at ll:oo o'clock i'elng liindud'Ht by Key.. J. H. Pat- toM. of lh< ..Methodist church. A largo number ot p,*ople from all i«?etiunM ■■■■■■■■ (o pay Mr. w. K, Capers, of'Hendcruon- last tribute to th'* memory of the ville. brought, to these people food deceased. Among these was a largo hud did not H top with that, but also j number of negro- s from th- planta* •* brought wood with which to cookjtion. Following the funeral aarvicca th- food and keep warm. Mr. Cap- a| the home, int-rmrat took place at' the family burying grmihi. at Black Creek church. er* brought thla in on Tuesday, a very' cold day. and allowed that hH goodness of heart could not-b** tq^k- ed with ii n 10 mile .haul on a winter day. ■ /> * , A* a result of thes- practical d-m- 'tmatration* of charity these needy people are now |n fairly gitod condi tion nnd I hope I VIII not have to make anoth-r appeal for these par ticular people, 7 Keapectfully. V A. A. PATTEHUON. Jr. WALTERBORO HAS NEW PASTOR *7 »* ft ch: Vfftrtnlh Arkansas ;vn 1 <og* r. R. Livy. V. 8'Krre^h. P XI T-nnc ;.*••. fWagh:- Gi orgm. Not -r? V/’J? Mo'rall, F. 8 Mac. I (•'irolina. Alabama ami Mis*^ 1|«;> ' Lu a-.xH. V iytokvs. Kev* %4 •■ ;uh So ‘Ph Carolina, t ’ V*/,* Ji.m 's. T. C,. wily- \ . * ltev # <*. B. Smith.Coiner to Walter- boro From f’anwlri*—Served As IVsffHnsr Fbb r. The active pallboar- ' acre the sons of the deeoaaed. Major Marvin is survived by his w idow. Avho was Miaa Ada WltUo. one brother. Henry Marvin agd the .fob lowing children: K. A. and 8. A. Mania, of Whlterboro; Hal W. Mar vin, of Honolnln. ahd Mrs. Q H. 3ue*u. of Whitn Hall. Theae wero he children of Mr. Marvin'*- first marriage. Thoee of the second mar riage *re Robert. Earl. Bayard. Kny and Melvin and two daughter!. Jane and Ada. all of whom are residing at home. ^ Major Marvin was 47 years of age inti wa* on« ot the county'a leading business men. being" engaged for. many y>*ar* in planting rice In the Inw country., He was one of the few •Jer "Ihe term. ; of the contract by J f, ' a ^ 'aao« iatlon and Art A -soci .- which the spur was placed. Tie* Ver- „ .. • ' • ... ' d<ct of lli** jury was in favo• of the k -ft I . M,. to Warrant oryiccr*, defendant . , j smoker. Klks Club, At the* adjournment ,,f CouH V * ™ P V M,0 offi, ‘ <>r,, ,,r FW ‘' Judge W. B. Gruber, of Bat , '*' • -^ av y \ ar °' ^ in n speech replete with orals,* of Friday, 1D«m* ITtn. Judge Smith as a judicial affic.r and , entertainment. vts,t trt a man. < 1 . red resolutions tbailkin** j hil,,or,c '***™'' Mh*rles- Indg * l..r eXcelicu* a i I. • : ,on Mum ' um - Otbhwi Art Gallery, etc. \V?lterbor.) atcl endorsing ability .. . -kthletic^ Bporis ^ impartiality and d^*ire to rend<*t | . Monday Dec. 13, 5.00 PM., for — '’.olleg** at mat ice Jn the. courw* of hi* remarks.: < . 0, i b ‘ in <otroduclAg the reaolutlons. whlcii! p> ^'* Basket ball will be spread on the minute* of‘the ‘ ^ v * ' Court. Judg* Grulicr stated, that tb«*j Tuesday. Bee. 14. 3..0ft P. M special term in-January would probd for *‘ nlis,t ‘' 1 nien. football at collegd* ably be the- last that Judge Smith *7^’ Haskeball at X . M. (_ A. would - conduct in this county, or.*- Wednesday. Ib*c. 15.. J/OO P • M. •lictinr ihnt before the time for him >‘»»' ‘’nlisted men. football afCollege •lictinr that .before the time for him to return here Judge Smith would be ' tilled to higher duties. The JUdar • replied in a touching address, m * bich he stated that his one aim ot, 'he t* *n,'h v :»s t;v urotiiote justio* j Wtwc,-” man ;.nd'inan. ^5?mce coming 7 here thre * weeks ’o. Jude** Spiilti has made a *voi_ derful Impr^ralon on Ihe peop!*-*ftf, 0 ^* the county and ha s rendered effi* i- - ‘ sent aeirice for the n law nnd order nnd th nient of juatice. Park. R.ftft P. XI.. baskcthnli at V. \]\ C A. TlnirRday. Be< / Utli. 2 <M» V M Fjeld and Track Meet. College'park .. Claude Graves. Jr.. Has Kc.'irh*! Fever. \ Ysjtef - frbm Claitdt* A Grav-» .* Belton, contain* hhe sb*L. rew,'.’ pzm who'had made. a aucce** of thi 4 , N!n iness' showing Ms clear baisnesa indgitient pnd ability./ He waa a PVEEHHPEPSRHPI Ami fne natural B*«.Uts co/,a j ■ 'Oiti 4 retiring pastn.r Kev, Br Woll- ’ui'.rD' iit fur the common gonyt and in t|u* census statistics flSl'ti - .. r. VL HITK MEN K!LI.Io«i, MttiKBF.S. | Ing. ha>/|»*etniss1gueu to t/>■ * h.t~g— • voted member of the Henderson- Had that ot native white-, ot j^ast v ,-ek a wliitc nriin wa/ w^iej j i-f IhivTfrColt choryl*. n town it) Mar!-!’*11 Methodist church and aM offlcT '!»•* Wr« e.tage Xlassaclun et I: - '‘.md co.tvi't«*«l in a Coll* ton j boro county. wifbcjzT'tron-.••on'pr-e-: in this church. • ■ ; ' • • ::i * ’ % ..I , v • -1:! r ft ii tA's'Iitf a i»if»n nr** T'fjtjVjj.f. } hiifltjiii j;, the Cel- 1 Tb,» n< w pastor for 1§'nllerl»or'» attelitloi ) s the Key, Charles Bettn Smith. w»<,, and th* j,r**ss of the State hai .be* -! .otfea froni th-* Cam«R*n ihurch. Tie- K*v. Irerttage Mussacli in.«i': . s . lOurt fqr *)kilHnc . ?t t: ..♦ai ■ >>.■ ;• s,\ v - Idoiii. Hiat white men ... read and .write, while Virgtyi. h., •., of kniieg negro, s that North ( aroiina 123, Souni.c.?r'*;.j,, }wn u ttr.«(ted wid** :i lin:* 105. Georgia 8«>.‘ Florida '.2. Arkansas 7l.-lauiisiana l5o. okl i- homa 35. and Texas 3?,/ .Massachusetts spqnds $1'*. a developing hraliupower in . each /roiij: .< , on'g"<": lieautifail o'-w chyr*! He also held the po tion *of Biatrlct Steward. —A almost unanimons in its approval of ihe yerdlet This is wril and g«HMt. if th*' wHit*- man deserved punish- in *nt we ar«* glad that ho wa« con- < Altp FIMbH XV. D. I’.KXM.'Tl’ A Massachusetts child and he ,grn * ?, vi ,. |# , d h u i there was another ut up wjgrth 81,800. The South hu*-n*l * u-'-nal ca.**- tried In U»e upper |*art of *3 to $!ft yeaf on each child anyj , M . state last we**k which did not seem to attract quite so much m- B-ntiou. A white man of prominence | killed another white man ot protni. jnence and set np a* a defense the J* , unw r ritien law.” The Jtiry acquit- ^ him In .m hour, ”Yea f ” -wtld the The time ot meeting for. the c*'X* ’ when he took the stand. he grows up worth leas than *?«ftft Which is the whier policy? Th* Progressive Fanner. • - TVMK OF. MKICTING fTIANGKB •v. Mr. Smith Is a brother of,Blah- “$1.22l.»8 received o,* W. D. Hen- dp” A. Coke Smith., now deceased! n-*iv by witleruent ojld caah. Twelve for* a term of year* was pastor of'Hundred Twenty-one and 10ft Trinity church in CharDeaton. thvnJ Dollars.* The aame^lM*ing In full to' for a full term a presiding eld«r and date, now closes a two years’ pastorate at I IVc. 3, 1915, la>dg*, 8. C. Camden station. * I - BANK OF LODGE. ‘ The new presiding elder for th,., My B. K. Sander*. Caahier.” ('liaVleaton district, which Includes, Son.u* tlimt ago Dr. W. M. Moorer. quarterly W. M. I . auxiliary ..to the ..| j^.|,^t, rlie largest of tbr*',* pr-. Colleton . Baptist Association h i* ,,,1/ * nd walked over to his horn Hie Walterboro charge is Rev. G. Emory Edwards, rather a young man', who Just now clone* a most snceesaful four years* pastorate in Itiahopvllle. where he built a beautf president of th«*tlank ef Ixxlgc nm an advertisement in yotir paper of fering for sale my stock la the Rank of Inodge. This advertisement wan Inserted bees us** there had risen n f t<r new church costing $35.ftft«. and { misunderstanding and/considerable , w .... ; , nd „ im ,0 (leainy «... ■nca.H-., »U the ° ,h, ‘ r Of I friction between the Bank of Lodge Saturday before tMc third Sunday in n,,. nan. iitv «*t niy home and Ij^h** «hurefa. Of four** Walterboro j and myself .as attorney and stock- .laniiary. embracing Sunday. So-; Ia ^ anf i^itl him ” That .was the . '’ ill give an open, handed welcome to holder tber'-ln, for no other reason, ei* ties w ill pleas * tak"' notie>- -an-l „ n |y ,|efens*- he offered We havn I'h* **' new pastors. s< nd a full ilelegatjon to Carter’;* iq, word to *»ffcr in h*-h»lf of. th» | , - « church on Saturilay b**for*- th** d»*d nu*n As society* view# su< ti ; 'bird .Sunday in January. MRS H. J. OIVENS For Comniltt* '-. •I. thought, than to embarrass me. The bank owed me, a considerable sum of nion’‘y ai the time, and conld j not have sold niy stock, but since It • Tt* Preach Herr. Rev. KINSEY-PAIKJ$7TT ,ase« he «l*-s,-rved the fate thii. , -—— overtook hint; but the man who did William*, the killing i* non*, ih** I* s« a uvutp. Mr. *l*-rer. Ther- might have b«*n su i| n «. Kinsey were married at th. j " ill explain that I no longer owe tlt> fbient provocation to ha ye .aus *1, ‘on - of M-. Robert Black at alw u-'.Bank of lx>dg e anything at.all- I, tub* man*'to ••select th»- largest *f s o'clock. R’*v. Walter Black offi ! have always dealt fairly with them. is. I«*c. fi. Sunday evening (that lime, w,* ha'<- r. i< h< <1 a Inkier ell Padgett and Miss Pan !'tn«) rsanding and the above rtMelpt F, D. Sorrow i K «'\p,yt* d (o three pistols’' and w; Ik * v* r to h • : rhtinft. After eoneratti,!atio.ns i nnd l»a\e paid Ih 'm every copper nroni*»i.»i.n of ,Bl of scarlet h" est'’Mish- > wrii« K that I his little son. ClauHe ‘A.“Jr., la‘.arrive'in Walterboro Mic**t.i' ^'t*,.. ncighlMir’i*" bbtnc - ^nd -s !»**«». hi*t 1.. Pl) *,>xfen«led to the happy cm:;,’ "that I owe them. fev-r IUf, •» I . . < 11 I I A t 111 Ww *1 II "I Uizl AP Jn * # . •Mcl A » »• » . Il«*l Xlr Grav.* s ' 13th, to hold a reyival.at rh** Vl^l|i--»l• man or IflfllvV ** ... . »•* |.{J Goil, that giy*'; .hilit- ’h '• ' fj,e! he ,1s shut up in the) ness Church which will eon: , ?*'r* *n- of n*sn or Go*l that giveshiui th*« .. t,y music by .Mr nnd Mr;. w»*r." entertained ' for a pbc-t I 1 hope thia card will corr**ct the COKRF.CTIXG WRONG •«mm with the litti'* fellow and (sjlil HeV. Hood's regular appot.i*,.- er,» right. We. fancy that br told hi* ^ Black. IMPKKKKION Attention has been called to a ru mor that in a recent *rt1el P in ^r V^”*' recovery school pa***, in rvferenoe to disord* r a teacher’.. ;room. that reference vaa had to Miss^ Maggie Marvin, teacher In tb» 4th grade of the Wal- terhoro school, Tbi* f**ferejic«* yaw aot to Mift* Martin, who Is consid**:--' not allowed to b-ave nor ji anyone allowed to enter- the room cgiept the pliv'shiiin. Xlr. -Graves has many frb nds in this county who will Is* sorry to learn of this Ultras and will hor»A for tl*'* little fellow :• BIG LAND KALE Elsewhere Jn«tbis issue apn**an a quarter page advertis-ment for sal 1 of Lttbin Owens’ plantation near 1 cut ah*l i Jarming lAnd in Borch“st: r <011 n<v. j pur Dos'* of *d one of the heat teachers In »V jmlgevllle. This plantation con- vehaol. .Editor.- - sists of l.ftftft aeirej which will h* ■' 1 on into a number of small tract? ealitb Allen WirMnnn * ’abd i snW to be among thd fine.-i -Ediih Allen' Wichman. the llttb* *fnrmlng IS 'isnght^r'hf .Mr. and Ntrs. Framnton P. Wichman. died at *h-d r horn** h*'ie ^tnrdav qiglit following an lllne.--sj *>f.»*»venil weeks of pheumonia an.lj -*r.bile*tions. TAttl* Allen was 0n<» of th Had in .Is borders. She was twenty '*'• months of age, could speak f< Jhe third Sunday. It will he r.'iii* m-; story,to th- jury wth «ool delilwra T-,-.-d that Ref Sorrow was the first tion. ’‘AVs. I did it: he outrag' > d Holiness preacher hat came to Wal- *n»e. be invaded the sanctity'ot my ter boro.' Th e public b/ erardiall) in- ( bno*e. he destroved mr bappin.-" s, vited.’to attend theoe* services and be deserved to die and I killed hini. hear th*‘ gospel in pentecostal hoi 1 - therileai ot passion, bnt ♦•ooB " , • .•nd deliberately; h«re f am. roortri ' . 0 , me,If jrqu dare,'* When a mob ID. RKOWN AIM** MDIM ti 11 r , ***‘ >ntn *** , . . , -striiagw a n**gro up to a tree and rto. Last Wedneadav *erenin: \shb\ die# hip body with bullets we Itf. Farrow l^dge. No. •3. Ki»ltsl>s «.f , ««*’ hand# in holy horror and *av «1 I< . r ithat Jnstlt* ha* b«e» ontraaed. »t *■ Mr. Pcdgott Is a voteng htisjoi -s man of Williams, the son of XI-. J. Padgett..of Walt-rboro. Mi«« Ki»‘- sey is a daughter of the late J*r. <*, K. Kinsey and is a young lady of many 0 charming qualities. ' ■* ■ Impression that T would permit n;y security to b* sacrificed in ord'er to protect my note. Kespert fully. W *n. BENNFTT. It. K. MILKA FI'KFHAHKH FARM J. M. Padgett, of Jacksonboro. was In Walterboro Monday. Mr. Padgett is an announced Candidate for th« of floe of sheriff. -Mrs. John K. Lucas, accompanied R. R. Mlley. . Deputy ’ rFrk of by her daughter Miss Helen ia Fonrt. has purehaaed a farm one mile , spending some time' In Savauna'i rom Walterboro oh. the JJIvhans visiting her daughter.. Mrs. R.'M. will moye hli- ff(V 11* (. Hitt. ' between now and Hv- Mr. Mr., ,.V '•«• knows DKLEGATF.S TO MKCTTING atten Jrd !»' Tb * fhtb»w in<ds*egato.r hpve b'-en Dpointed" bv <i*jv. Xlannina fn'm MOIM. chlMr-n th- ioV7> I•» »«'«' r »'" t wuerrial t ongress whir'' meets at ’ Charleston next week: Frank Herr\ Hlll. r. W. Bnt has the prote, Hop ef , Mr. MiJey has been jiving in 1.0 *11 _ * niB written law” our , but has derided to move Jo the t-oun- |i»^-n patlentfy, file out quiet-.try The farm was" purchased fr. tp •jv delHwra *' a few minutes and re- J, M. XXltsell. . $ /h a verdict o? "not gqllfr.” _Jlr. and Mrs. E! K .Jones, ateoth*- •v l**ng as Justice condone# *^^hani"d bv Mrs C. B. Gahagan rf.d 1 Z.I "t'n.Ti^" 1 —-- ,f y f,! f/t m of lyneh-law irreaponsible mon,, | Maste r Bernard Gahagan. «P *"t fr* m JZh .. V cannot be called to account for pt ac. ! Haturday to Sunday evenln;: In f iiar- Oak Grove school h.-i .. ih||or !. rcc-ovtug visit and was- lar,:*'5> in**mhcrs t»f ito* **r.|cp. W y - T»>’*»RG%Nr/K * Th'*rc wHl b« an organiznlior of •1 ••iBirat Sc smiatinn" at Hi* day evening at 2 o’clock. Supt. • tiring another. ‘ ■ r~ i l»-st on “nd followed th« remains to lh‘* final resting rUce in Live'Oak eem- ■riery. meet «»f cost for holding th# Born tt* Rev and Mrs. J. M. Fra-' t ,. rni 0 f rour t His fUftroa ahow Hint ven. Minday. Tvv. $. a girl. * ’Jr cost the county tl.t17.7K. •* -"I anfj Mr*- 8. N. Hlott, of iron ' ‘ . & ) KA A Ml NATION SATFKBAV , , —— • . P«M«tmsstrr Murray will coodi ct examiftatlon Saturday • fnr R. F carrier to fill the vacancy earned Mr. and Mrs. Walter C Olov r have issti**d invitations to a recep tion for Mr, and Mr*. .Henry <*. Glov er Thursday, lh*e,-?l<th. Irom 9:ftft to ll:ftft o’clock. Mrs. Glover will be welcomed to Walterboro as ^ brW'*. ' , E. T II. Shaffer, accompanied by Mrs. Shaffer. 1* spending this week in rharleston 1 where he Is serving as a United State* Juror. P. W. Fisher, wife and daughter. Dof Walterboro. K. 3. have been vl*- ♦Itlng at thF' home 6f J. W. Hoff, of rottageville. '' - . • * Kv*y.*’ 8 R. Hope will preach it Corinth Prfahyterian church Sunday Clifton !N»rd. rVa". are vialt^ig^ Mr. [•». great number of applicants **U1 **•> •*■. Tu':. r S'3».T;i«l "<**■■«•<> Sr. •nd Mr*.' A. r. Hr. the resignation pf Mr. A J. 'lcrn- (•rysuytenan tw f. Who ha f been carrying rdofe ilfriternoon from Ruffin, a great nun ►Jand the examination / 1 ’ * p V on. of- Ehrhardt. Tuaaday, Dec. a son. ♦*• > 1 < -m .'*1 y<