Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'?f'y'W^T'f'T'W^r'f Til 1 fill'* W m f?r^J LCROSS HILL NEWS | CrosB Hill, S. C. Nov. 17.?Mr. Fer dinand Noffz and Miss Willie Wells wero married liore Saturday evening at the home of the brldo'a father, Mr. John Wells. The ceremony was per formed by Itev. W. P. Turner In pre sence of a number of relatives and friends of the young couple. We ex tend congratulations to these happy ?young people and wish them much happiness and prosperity though life. Miss Annie Moore of Donalds is spending some time with her aunt Miss Ada Hasor. Mrs George Anderson of Coronaea has been In the community for some time visiting relatives at Cross Hill and Mountvillo. The Cross Hill teachers who at tended the Teachers Institute at Lau rens, returned with much praise for the meeting and Wltlh inspiration for bolter ami greater work in the ontor OBt of education. Lot the rood work continue until our educational system I? perfocted and the Laurens county schools aro prepared to supply fully ami ofllclontly the needs of our cllll d ren. Itev. W. I). Hatch ford went over to Chester last week to see his sister who litis been sick for some time. Rev. J. A. Martlil has bought the NoffZ place which was sold last sales day and bid off by Mr. Davenport. This property lies in the town of Cross Hill and consists of seventy-live acres of land woll improved with necessary building, etc. It is there fore; a valuable purchase. Mr. W. T. Austin, we are glad to state, Is still improving and hopes to bo out again in a few days. His many friends wll 1)0 glad to seo his smiling face und enjoy his pleasant words as of yore. Mr. Luther Martin is adding a stock of furniture* to his mercantile busi ness and will compete for his share of trade In this line. Mr. .lohn Cn hl boll who lives on a farm a few miles out of town is sup plying the people with nice heel 01100 a wook, Mr. I,. \. Reeder, formerly of this place Inn more recently of Harris Springs, has moved to Spartanhurg county to teach. Miss Mary Boyd of Mountvllle, teacher oil the Longvlcw school, has taken charge of her work and the people are pleased, itobori Holt-m Brooks. On Oct. 24, 1913, the death angel en tered the homo of Brothor L. R. Brooks and took to Clod their only child. Robert Helton. This sweot and interesting llttlo fol low was horn May 21, 1010. Botwcon these two dales lived a life that will count for much in replenishing the kingdom of Clod. HOW sad and heart breaking it is to have to give up these dear Ittlo I a 111 1)8, but we should ever romcmbcr thai Cod loves llttlo chil dren and calls them unto Himself. In dealing with and studying child life we get a glimpse of the celestial world, ' For Of such Is the kingdom of Cod." This bright, little hoy was the Idol of the home. Father and mother lived for him and everyone who knew him loved him dearly. lie had not lived In vain. Ho set in motion, while here, principles that will continue un til all nr.- called home. We laid his body to rest in the cemetery at Rabun, The writer with Hro. Haggot conduct ed the funeral services. Our hearts go out to the bereft family and pray that God will give them all the grace nec essary to stand this trying ordeal. Let God's people ever keep these heart broken parents before Cod's throne in prayer. T. W. Munnorlyn. Cray Court, S. C. November 13, 1013. NERVO I 8 DYSPEPSIA (i ts OR INDIGESTION Each 'Tape's Dlapepsin" digests 3000 grains food, ending nil stomach mis ery In live minutes. Tilmo It; Papes Diapepsin will di gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within llv.> minutes. 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