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Locals and BBors als Mrs. W. F. Arinstrong is visiting in Laurens this week. The physical condition of Mrs .1. Vin Ioldkir is ver y much improved, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Newton made a trip to West Un'on last Mondaty. Rev. F. T. Cox s assisting Rev. A. M. Simmons in a meeting at Oolenoy church. Revival meetings will begin at Grace M(thodist church the first Sun day in October. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 81Mtthews an nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary Hope, August sventeetith. Miss Florit net Stewart left for Fork Shoals :ast Monday where she is en gaged i t:aching school. MIrs. 1R. F'. Lukie and daughter, Marianne. from Washington, D. C., ar" visiting in l'ickens. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Robertson and children spent seveal days last week in Easley and Piekens. Mies.s H nni nd Emma Hendler son1 h1av reim d ho1mle after Snenid ing a w k w.h h- a'unt near Da c'u .v ilie M\Ir. and \lr. . A. lagood and Judge a nd is. T. .1. 1auldin Went to Bl'wing R, . N. C-.. on Tuesday of last '.-' it tu'rni. 10 lday. Tht many frit nds <.f Carlisle New tan I f tar (1ems(1.te regret to hear that he is an"t (Iing so well, being in the city h *'sp:.al in Greenville. Miss lItn rietta Young, Who is in training: at the city hospital in Green ville f< r a nurse, was here with hei l:al ent . lr. and Mrs. Rt. E. Young. Mrs. 'Charlie Brooks returned t( her he me ; t, - GU'.rc enville last Thurs day aft1ttr s1widing tw weks witl Y CrI i )iet,,. MNlr. and r .1J. M\ Cill :, . She re. atly underwent I vIur( 1-ul mt eion fe' <ia at th Srm tanbutIg hoapital. When We Fill If' y.,ur chib in ~it a b. t ato 'ui Fifteent ~ ye:n in '. .E I':- ha: not mmth to Vi2:. ly< with. KEO0WEE R. E. Lew\is, Prop You Will Find iness at the S And paying the for produce. 30c per doz fo: 25c per lb. for Hams 15 to 25 Hams over 251 to size and quality. Your trade is i Yours I J. W. H E! Mrs. H. A. Townes had Miss Ruth Whitmire as her guest recently. Mr. R. L. ,Iames made a business' trip to Anderson a few days ago. Miss Sadie Cramg, who is teaching Martin, spent the past week-end with homefolks. Thrc wIll be a Baptizing at Oole noy Sunday, August 27th. Every bcdy invited to come. Miss Maud Ashmore of ,Atlanta is visiting her obl home, her relatives and many friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mitehell and Miss Southerland from Belton were gaeste of Mr. and Mrs. Jewell last week-end. Mrs. Meredith of R'ock Hill and Mrs. Jack Powell of F16rida were visiting their sister, Mrs. Attaway last week. Misses Eva Holder, Nellie rmndy, Lloyd Grandy and Mrs. Grandy visi t((d the Elrods mar Piedmont last wee!k-end. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and three children and Miss Mary Sutherland of BcIton spent Sunday wah Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jcwell. Mis Erline Robinson returned to her home in Charlotte last Tu'!sday after a two mc(nths stay with rela fives in thi+; County. On Sundvy last Mr. and Mrs. W. T. ,1vans had as their guists, Mr. and M is. Mcans White and Mrs. Omar Trigg, all from Anderson. Miss Ella Belle McConnel of the Peters Creek section was a visitor at the home of hecr grand-mother Mrs. Attaway, last week. Marricd at the Methodist parsonage ondlay, Mr. .Joe R. McDowell of At hinta, Ga., and Mis Annie Maddox ef Norris, lh v. J. C. Diggs officiating. Mr. Chmllie A. Durham died at hi hemi in moldge, Texas, Gn tlh( ont ',r Auiust. lit, was a brothor to th, Ste L. R. Durhla1m of Pickens1'. ilI W I '1a tn <11 Soldier, helew ne t Ilann tn's ti th S. C. envalrv. 88M Your Prescription 'r k~ and yo den'iit wandt Lue( wo. -s t'.:e that's beenI tilkid at aniother' store' : t-w wn' t 1 guess at it and till the in ess has taught us that medicine. i: id het Safei. t.G STORE I'FIRST PHARMACY Phone 24 Me Doing Bus ame Old Place Greenville' market r' eggs at present. fryers up to 75c. lbs. 25c, bs priced ac'cording ipprecia ted. 1or trade, VD1RIOKS LEWIS-CHILDRESS IEUNION Thc Lewis-Childress r union wa; held at the home cf Prof. .. E. Chil dress, near Piedmont, en Saiurday August 12. There were one hundre< thirty-fout-relatives and visiters pre sent. All rcsorted to the aitlitoriun for devotional exerc'scs.. After th reading of the scripture ai prayer appropriate addresses wtre nimade b, Rev. E. L. Thoniason and Rev. W. H Lewis. Several songs, .just the kin that bringup the memrics of thi past were sung by those present. After the addresses and songs, thi table was prepared with the riches and most bountiful dinner whicl everyone enjoyed. After dinner thi childrcn played on the lawn and thei fathers and mothers talked till even ing. It seemed all to scon fo. tvery one when the timc came toA)art. Those present were as follows: MI and 'Mrs. J. J. Ic wis, with John Frank, Maggie, and Gladys; Rev. W H. Lewis, Hermie and Harriet; Mr and Mrs. Frank Lewis, Capers, Irenc Ihlen, John Frank, GMtrude. Francis, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnston; .! and 11lis. Hoyt Townes, Julia, Haroh! Lucilc, and Medena; Mr. Frank Tow nies, John 1. and lRobert; Mrs. B. I McDaniel, Harry, Preston, EClea.ior Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Childress, Kath leen, Clara, George and Leumas; Mi aind Mrs. J. R. Childress, Mattie an. Mam111ic; Mr. and Mirs. Geo. ChWidn'-: John, Jim, Mary, George anl Saraih Mr and Mrs. Walter Child:vss, .ay mid, and Mary: .s. Emma Chii dress; Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Simpsol and Grace; Mr. an] Mrs. T. 1). Sto:.er Edna and Eth. I; 2. r. Victoria Alli son and .Jack; Mr. and M rs-. C('laud Wilbanks; Ralh Si mpse.n ; ir. an rs. Hemer F' wle'. !Rily and] Char les; Mr. amnl Mrs. .J. E. Singltto H(cvey and E Mrar.!.. and1 Mrs. Wa!. ter lawis: Mils. .Jane Edens (aIntrel Mrus. Eva Edt as Cot i.y ; Mul. R..ber Welhrn: Mr. and Mrs. Humlr Wood Mary, Luis. Ltulah, Rath, ius Ernest an'd .ar.aret; \liss Zdie Sat isfild: .lr. and .ls. J. R. Robe-:t. Nell. 1hr::, and .1. A.: Mlr. :zil 'Mrs J. C. James, John Frank, Ruth, Le" E-:velyn' Mary and Lgisce; Misse, Nun l th 'rea ampbell;.ii e i Un iet. .\elli,- n . a . t t: .\ r. 1, 1. T Ny ev. E.. L.. Te n h Cdlh .1. -1. A .hman, Mary El'.h Rai-:vy; .\lis- .-Alve an Alm~ ~ ~~- -- Rov. -ms nieSe~c .\n 3ary 1. Do1th. I. and llr Wn a l. (1h. WV. 11. .r.. San . . C:::aybe .' iIar::, Nor l-ilr. I hUn i'li. -: : it 3 iE(1(5.' W il a hI Thr. XX . :i . u . f::ia. h li T f.\, I i 'n : ' . :r I 1 e a o ' anil as hurt1 in 1-, sto nUeAn a - t' af (th 2v;. !1 v *.t .\. Gw n 3:. Nai I. i. :ui ! iau hifu i sacr 'u-e 'lt inn . w E ti u ay bn t m:- abl u:'h Ite.d thes e'h.. otbh(' a. aUs \nitlii's tahn -i sie await ind in cting wayh aI in'i0.: 1101 ae wigias t eyun go ayIii the vte ya.t Aby d~rt Wad lvt sanet wen that audifu Rv. OliG. Fiehly chr fan t mAn t( the0J ei'Onil wto he hoie lad byuRn 11f. W ). ' a nsev wil G. 'i ld turc theie hi < , t ie fura' bioth erf IC(, s viz.: SA '.3Lon, 28.e GeV I're iLtQ(Ie and tir disttag, oft th be ile is an I i iat vesn w. . i ether s th i: .j h his a nds m . i. MID SUMMER SUGGESTIONS As the summer season advances w e all hesitate to buy expensive things that we wl1 only be able to use for a short time, and then put it aside for another season. To help our custome rs out in getting such articles as they want we are making special prices on voils, organdies and ancy dress goods. LADIES AND 31ISSES OGFORDS AND PUMPS. We are certainly adding to our ba rgain Shoe counter and you will ap 1reeiate the real money saving purch ases that you can make from our shoe 7counter. REMNA NTS We also have a large table of rem nants from which you can selec.t ma terial for a waite, skirt or dress and at a bargain. Don't forget to see the remnant table. Our stock of ready to wear is larg e and complete and it is our aim to keep your wants and at reasohable p rices. Edwards & Darsey PICKE NS CHURCH IlIECTOY. Picaching 11 a. m. P 1REAJCHING )AX'S ON NORRIS A Ctoraching at 8:00 p. m. by the pas- CHAl(GE. IIPl''CHULRCHI tor'.CAR . Rev. F. T. Cox, Pastor. Epworth Lc.ague meeting every Sundhly School at 10 a. m. Sunday at 7:00 p. nm a .e -'Lu W. Pror, pahin, anone t I'reach( lingeery second and fourith Pr'ayer M1eeting every Thursday the i chre a- .<llows o Suia t1 .m t8:0J0 p. im- First Suniday.---Fairvie' at'1 JI"reaching every Sunday mgtat 'n'.____________ m; Tlwelv'e Mile at -1 p. 8: 0- p in.- APPIOINT3'1ENT'S FOR PICK ENS S ('ond Sunday.-Bethehem at 11 inye Meeting ev'ery Wednesday CIRCUIT. a n;Nri tIp n a :0P. ml. First Sunday-dPor'ter's chapel 11 .l'.;' Slis ai~'it .ehe atm. o'clock a. mn; T'abor 3:30 p. mn. i i atunday.--aece atn.a PRESflYTERIAN CHURCH Sceond Sunday--Betheli I1 o'clock 'I~(\....( Ilill at 11 a. Rev H.A.Kno, Pstr, ibetya. in; Salem 8:30 p. mn. ma.:Nor t.p.m und'. Scho.Ko asto:1 Lia. t m. Third Sunday--Tlaberi II o'clock a. PreauSchool evraft 1:5a.d tin; ,orters chapl ::10 p. m.~ lunday morng e atr 11:15,s and thrd Furth Sunday'--31eKinney's chap- REX. . L. CL.AYTiON'S A PPOINTl c d an fo rhSunday t 1:5 nigh e aer i 11 oclock a. im, M ENTiS. p~o( D~~Ia d f u t u d y n g t a . P. H udson, Pas-tor. ...... -~-- irs 115unAIda-Newy Hope at 1I1 a. GR.\CE METHODIST CHURCHal-'state you mn.; Bethel 8:30 p. m. GILV' ME'nomsTCIILRCH h~'e n Pickens county if the price T[hit d Sunay---Twelv'e Mile 11 a. m~1 n' hi~ .v. e' Dio s at or, a ii kens is r ht. E. L. Henderson, Central, Fottrth S uday- Salem 11 a. i.; Suidy cholat10a.m.S -C Bethlehem 8:80 p. mn. Pickens Lumber Co. Pickens, 5. C. Headquarters for Paint Our Certain-teed Prices --House Paint Per Gal. No. Gut. Quart Pint Outside White (No. 448) $3.50 904 Univerea-i varnish $3.70 $1.25 $0.80 3Dark Oak Varnish San.85 ~5S Bungalow Brown (No. 435) 3.00 4 Iv internor Enarn) 1.8 1.25 CERTAINTEED paint is sold on teproper basis; different prices for different colors. There is no reason why inexpensive colors should sell for as much as exper:s&ve ones. When you buy Certain-teed paint, you get the highest quality paint, ,andyo don't pay fancy or arbitrary profits. The Certain-teccd name is proof of quality. Sep us before painting -- it will pay you. 44US PNT04 PAINT'- VARNISH'- ROOFING -LfINOLEUM - OILt CLOIN & RELATED PRODUCTS '