Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IN MEMORIAM Lou Belle B riislx. Mrs. Henry Hendrix ie'd at the home of her father near Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 20, 1913, the funeral services were conducted by Rev .J. A. Martin, at Mt. Pleasant churdh where :her body was laid -to rest. She is survived by her father and nother, Mr. and Mrs. Villiam V. Fowler; two brothers, Messrs John nie Moore and Wesley Fowler; liis band and two Infant girls, besides a host of relatives and dear friends. She received her educattion at Mt. Pleasant and Laurens high school. She was a great lover of music from her childhood, and was a real sun beam in her disposition and was so loving, kin( hearted, generous anltd a pure life of anlmation and a devout Christian She became n member of the blt. Pleasant church ibout the age of eleven, and was organist there for several years, also was president of the Young Peoples' aux-iliary of that chureb. She was married to Mr. Hen drix Nov. 3, 1912, by Ilev. B. P. Mitchell, of Laurens. She was buried In a beautiful white shroud coverel with net, and held in her lovely wax hand a spray of pink geraninms. The white caskett was cov ered with beautiful wreaths of the rarest flowers. Six young ladies served us 1all bearers: Misses Poralh and Lucille Reid, Mamie Fowler, Cor rine Workman, Annie -Iawklns and Vivian Y1ieDaniel. They were dressed in white, wearing large blatk ties. Six young men acted as honorary pall bearers: Messrs. Ehllerbe McDaniel, Wi11ie T-eIid, Jones Cumiinghamrkiylie Hiendrix, Willie and Eugene Hollings worth. The church organ was traped in mourning, while a few friends sung in a tow, tweet tone, ".onetime we shall understand," and ".ust Beyond the 1miver. She mas Iorl and'1; reared ut a (lear old country home iwar Ait. Pleasant, March 41. IWS, wIere she (lied. 1ier father am motI reeher are faithfui Clh ris tians am( slw was brought ur, in the urnrtur andt admonition of the: Lord. 'lherefore he- it resolved; First, That in her death our Young Peoples auxihary has lost a faithful member. That while we sustain a great loss wt how submissively to 1lilm who doeth all thin-gs well. Second, Our1 vontinuai anti cherish (o rimnimranc' of her -ini her work of faith and 'labor of love. Third, That we tender to fie famhily our sincere and. heart-felt syImpathy, and may God's richest blessings rest upon -the healt-stricken family, and bereaved ones. Miss Ma'm'ie Fowler, Miss Corrine Workman, Miss 'Hattle El arle, Committee. INTElRESTING ITEMS FROM THE COUNTY (Continue-d from Page Seventeen.) dale, and Neli -McCall were the guests of Miss Ruth 'Curry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bolt and clil dren, of Hendersonville, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. -Urownlee and family. Master Coke 'Curry entertained t-he Buds and liossomns with a candy pull ing at the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curry, Saturday af ternoon. The y'ouigsters enjoyed the afternoon very much. 'Those pres ent were Mialude Owings, Janette Thomason, Dewey Armstrong, Maggie ). Curry, kunic Lou Curry, Dewitt Abereroinble, Irby Sprouse. Ralph Ilellams, Frank Curry and George Thomason. An interesting marriage took place in the parsonage at Gray Court Sun (lay afternoon at 5 o'clock, the coil tracting parties being Mr. Fred Swit zer anti Miss Luielle Henderson. The ceremony Was performied by tihe Rev. I'. W. Munnerlyn amidst a large circle of friends of ithe young people. Madden, IDec. 5.-A pall of gloom was cast over ou" neighborhood when announcement was made at Sunday school Sunday that little Clara Ruth Osborne 'lma died early Sunday morn ing. The syipathy of all is with the parents. Dr. and 1Mr"s. 'A. 1. Langston, who have been with Dr. Langston's home folks for the past few weeks, left last Tuesday for Kentucky, where they will spend the Winter with Mr. and dlirs. Dingid, -the 'parents of Mrs. Lang ston. Mir. and 'rs. Percy Finley have 'ented a farm near \1t. Gal laghe 'r anld I movedI there '31onday. Their friends were loth to see them leave the neigh horhood, but al! Wish them well ,in their new homne. Mrs. Lillian 'Iean, of Watts Mill, is on a visit -to lier-cousin, Mrs. Walk Morris, near here. .11's. Della Cunninghai spent Fri dpy with her daughter. MIs. Finley. The -tm of ir. 'John II. Powers narrowly escaped burning Thursday afternoon about 6 o'clock the root being discovered to- be on fire. The alarm was given, neighbors respond ed promptly and by quick work the flames were extinguished. Mr. Pow ers is receiving congratulations of friends that -his loss was no more se rious, than the loss of a few shin gles. Messrs. John z'nd Todd Thompson and Lewis Profitt, who have been -packing oranges in Florida, have re turned to spend the holidays with home folks here. wMiss Genie Aiken was the guest in Laurens Sunday of Mr. J. E. Glenn and family. There was a pleasant party of young people at the home of Mr. J. H1. Powers recently w1hen Miss Aiken had as her guest for the week-end the Misses Stewart and Nelson, of Woodrow Wilson and Miss Lutle Young, of Copeland school. Miss Juanita Martin, who has been travelling in Virginia and West VIr ginia for the past few months, is ex pected In to spend the holidays with her -parents 'here. Mrs. Jno. R. Finley went up to Laurens shopping Saturday and also -to visit her (laughter, Mrs. Frank Mlar tin. iWe were glad to see the faces of our old neighbors, MIr. and Mrs. .1. S. lachen, recently. HOW to Bankrupt the Doctors. A prominent New York physician: says, "If it were not for the thin stock ings -and thin soled shoes worn by wo 'men the 'doctors would probably be bankrupt." When you contract a cold (10 not wait for it to develop into pneu mnonlia but treat it at once. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is intended espe cilly for coughs and colds, andl has won a wide reputation by its cures of these dilsonses. It is most effectual and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all Dealers. FIN.\AL SET"LI"EME NT. Tazke notice that on the 21st day of Januairy, 191-1, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Ad ministratrix of the estate of Robert .1ones, deceased, in the oillee of the Judge of Probate, of lAnrens county, at 11 o'clock, a. nI., and on the same (lay will apply fo', ' final discharge from may trust as' dministratrix. Any persons Ind lted to sail estate are notilIed and requ ired to make pay ment on that date; amnd all persons having claihnm against sald estate will present tie-m 0on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. lImma Jones. Administratrix. Dec. 17. 1913.--1 imo. Christmas Gift Guide! W E mention below only a few suggestions for the Christmas Shopper.. It's going to be a great Christmas and if you want to give the right thing and wish to choose without -paying extravagant prices, let our list be your shopping guide. _ FOR "HER"---Powder and-Puff Boxes, Manicure Sets, Toilet Articles, Toilet Sets, Bridge Sets, Umbrel las with Gold or Silver Handle, Jewelry Cases, Lap Tablets with Leather Covers. A Kodak makes a most pleasing Gift for either "HIM" or "HER." We Have the Best. FOR "HIM"--Rasor, Fountain Pens, Whisk Brooms, Pocket Books, Military Brushes, Pipes, Cigars, Purses. STATIONERY CHRISTMAS CANDY A complete line of exquisite 11011. Add to tihe pleasures of Christmas dtay stationery, arranged in boxes Itft by buying a box of real good candy. We handle the fanmous Norris ('andies, ottractive Cliristmas designs. In special holiday boxes. Powe Drug Company = =1== Practical Christmas Gifts for Everybody Can be selected to the best advantage ~~, ~ Xmas shop., from the most comprehensive ChristmasWetndortak stock that we have ever gathered. Use stocks are unbroken. age and wis -for you Those who come '" ful articles for wear or for adornment, / Twcoe w.a very M - Christ will help themselves Novelties and necessities for the home-- msadPopru PITS and help us. all sensible and practical-gifts that most your____everyone will appreciate. W Our Guide for The Christmas Shoppers \gS o wS tIOr S COtk tt we hvI evON, RUItIeINd KIMONAS - hANKETS ShPPERN PARASOLS -COMFORT'S CO TSIT EA \'IERS MiLIN ERY NECKW E~AR (10\~~ t~TSUM1R E LLA S PETTICOATS BA TI ROBES '~ ICONTERANES (CENTERPI ECS GU (EST TOWELS TABLE DAMASK I" ' ('lJNfEBANE 'AHla NA PK INS IIA NDKEROUIEFS TIES AND COLLARS or the Nen and the Boys we have every form of Wearing Apparel, the kind of Gift that is certain to please and certain to to be useful. Overcoats, Suits, Hosiery, Neck wear, Hats, Shirts and hundreds of other articles that are suitable and appropriate. DAVIS-ROPER COMPANY .t Ne Yer evryn wil .aprcite