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5 5 5 5 -u 58 8 8 s8 8 8 8 8 .8 8 Local and Porsonal Mention.. 8 8 8 8 4 8 'S 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Mr. W. R. Crisp of Mountville was a visitor In the city Monday. Mr. P. T. Gray of Fountain Inn spent the day in Laurens yesterdity on busi 2os. Mrs. J. Ran Little has boon spending several days in Greenville with 'her daughter, Miss Ina Little. Mr. J. E. Nash and Mr. J. A. Tay ]or, of the Green Pond sectio'i, were in the city Monday. Mr. Carl Barksadle, secretary of the Lydia Mills of Clinton, was a business visitor in the city yeterday. , Mr. Edward McCrady, who has been in charge of extensive construction ,work for the city of Union, has return ed to Laurens. Mr. Thomas Crouch, of Darlington, made a brief visit to his sister, Mrs. J. E. Glenn, on Jones street last week. Miss Marguerito Simpson spent the week-end with her parents on her re turn from Columbia where she attend ed the college press association as recording secretary. Miss Lalla Mae Dial, of Lsaure~ns, is' visiting Mrs. G. B. Greene on Me Duflie street. Miss Dial and Miss "Kebie" Vance will be the guests of Miss Jessie Brown the latter part of the week.--Anderson Daily Mpi. That old fashion Corn Meal that Echelberger Bros. are making. sure Is One. Phone us for a peck. McGee-Bolt. An approaching marriage, which will be of great interest to the corn * munity Is that of Miss Katherine Mc Gee .to Mr. John W. Bolt, Jr., on the afternoon of Dec. 12, at the residence of -Mrs. Viughn Miller, cousin of the b&ie-elect. Miss McGee has -;pent th'' fall heie and wih her 0h-'aming Sp.onality has won for bdrseif a host kf admiring fbends. who will give her a 6rdial weloome into social -ircles. . Boit Is'a' son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Warrei olahd enjoys o; thbt en viable popularity, having numerous friends who will congratulate him up on his good fortune. Card of Thanks. During the recent illness and death in our family the great many acts and deeds of kindness shown by our friends and neighbors lead us to take this method 'f most c6rdially thank Ing them .all. Their sympathy and kindnesses were appreciated and ,will always be remembered. May the sweet est blessings of the Heavenly Father be with each of-you. Mr. H. Terry and Family. PUBLIC INSTALLATION. Eastern Star Officers for the Coning Year will be Installed Thursday Xlght. Tomorrow night, beginning at 7.30 in the evening the members of the lo cal chapter of Eiastern Stars 'Will hold a public reception during which the omeiers for the coming year wvill be in stalled. Trho reception will be given in the ,flasonic H~all and the public is cordially invited to be present to wit ness the ceremonies. Miss Nancy Ben nett of Spartanburg, Grand Lectu rer~ of the organization will be present to lead the ceremony and afterwards will make an address on several phases of Eastern Star work. In addition to the installation and the lecture there will be a musical program rendered by s'ome of the lead ing musicians of the city. . Those who <will take part in this part of the pro gratn are: Mrs. H. K. Aiken, Mrs. M. L. Roper, Mrs. J. H. lBoyd, and Mrssrs C~harles'Hicks, Edward Hicks, Jack fHOME (iRO That is Clee DThle Grain goes through 111 -the TRASH and LITTER~ all husks, dirt anid silks fBest Meal a Te~'leponeC us, We 'll send 'fl "Corn Shel ed F QW. B. BRAli -Phoni Mc0ravy, Ford Franks and Robert Roper. JDuring the evening -a light lungh wrl 'oe 04"rved tothose who at "VOLUNTEER$"-PEN POST. Volunteers of America, Sililar to Salvation Army to do Work in Lanu., rens. Capt. and Mrs. J. B. Gossett, mem bers of the Vounteers of America, a similar organization to the Salvation Army, have moved to Laurens to un dertake work among the poor and needy of the city. They will conduct services on the street and take up col lections devoting the proceeds to the worl.C in which they . are interested. They have rented the house of Dr. Washington on 'Laurel street and will make it their home. They will be as sisted here by Lieutenant Butler. Capt. Gossett is in a hospital at present and will not be able to assist in the work for some time. Capt. and Mrs. Gossett. however, have issued the fol lowing statement to the public: "Capt. and Mrs. J. B. GosAett ,have come to Laurens to open a branch of their work and earnestly resuest the co-operation of the good people In this much needed work. They will start immediately to prepare a Christmas dinner for the poor q, this cityand the prisoners in jail. Capt. and Mrs. Gossett have been In Salvation Army work for a number of years. -Mrs. Gossett will visit all the places of busines for contributions while Lieu tenant Butler will visit the ladies for their contributions to help gring sun shine and joy to the hearts and homes of the poor. We earnestly ask that you give to the cause as God has given to. you. He said 'I was hungry and you gave- me - meat, thirsty, and you ' gave m. rink, naked and you clothed. me, siel'kand in prison and you came unto mie.'" Rev. D. H. Baldwin Dead. Rpr. D. H. -Baldwin, a former resi dent' .of the Rabun Creek section of t.hib county, died at his home in Don aldis uednesday and was buried at Ra bun: Creek church Thursday. . Rev. Baldwin was about 75 years of age and is survived by his wife and three children, as follows: W. H. Baldwin, of Barksdale; A. A. Baldwin. of Ora, and Henry M. Baldwin, of Donalds. The -first two were children by a form Cr marriage. Rev. Baldwin was a consecrated minister of the gospel, greatly beloved by the congregations over which he presided. A large nuim ber of sorrowing friends followed tile )ody to its last resting plade. 'McKee Selling Cars. ..Mr. J. W. McKee, agent for Ford and Alaxwell cars, annoiunces the follow ing sales: Rev. W. H. Leswis, Laurens. 5 passenger Ford; Ross D. Young, 5 passenger Ford John D. Owings, 5 passenger Ford; Mrs. J. A. Madden, Madden Station, 5 passenger Ford; R. J. Riley, Greenville, 5 pa'ssenger Max well; Win. H. Alston, Greenville, 5 passenger Maxwell. * * * * * * * * * * * * * ': * * Honor Rtol for Gray Court-Ow- * * ings School, * @*e*** * * * * * * * * * * First Grade: Walton Owings. Sam Vance. Second Grade: Teague -Hellams, Third Grade: Beatrice H~ellams, Preston Moore, Louise Owings, Stella Owings. Fourth Grade: Elizabeth Stoddard, Jasper Bryson. Fifth Grade: Mary Gray, Ross Tem pleton, Grice Hunt. Sixthl Grade: Lawrence Curry, Clyde Brooks, Edward Gray. *Seventh Grade: Cecil Gray, Jeter Owings, R. J. Bryson, Annie Lee Mun nerlyn. UND MEAL f in and PureU rec screens that take outN atid a FAN blows a and makes it fit to eat. ~nd Grton 11l Times t. We grind( every day. U ree of Che*rge f LLETT'S SONS U 3382 f 0K =m /. .. .. .. Headquarters for Holiday and Gift Goods Here you will find a larger and more complete line---the best and LOWER PRICES Gifts Suitable for Every Member of the Family DINING TABLES CHILDREN'S WAGONS FROM $6.75 UP FROM 76c UP. VELOCEPEDES FROM $1.66 UP. BOCKES riipDaks $9.5 UPIf Ub MORiIS CHAIRS $11.50 UIP DRIIESSING TABLES LADIES' DESKS FROM $5.40 UP I'PIELSrEREn RO( i N $1.90 IP $9.U UP DOLLS .Imported China Biggest Line and Lowest Prices ever seen in LARGEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER SHOWN Dressed Dolls from - - - 10c to $5.50 AND OUR PR ICES WILL SAVE' YOU Undressed Dolls from - - - 5c to $1.50 From 25 to 40 Per Cent. Buy your, Christmas goods from Headquarters where you get Best Quality Lowest Prices, and Biggest Line to select from S. N. & E. H. Wilkes & Company 5 PIRAOTICAL GIFTS ARE HERE IN CALL AND SEE OUR 'SESIBLE ABUNDANCE. CHRISTMAS IFTS. Ladies' Coats and Suits at 'We have on hand just a few ladies' misses and children's Coats and Suits that we are going to dis pose of at exactly Half Price. See our display window) These Coats~ are Very "Latest In Style .And of the Best Quality - 8SMS flT FOlR H . T E R R Y 101 ~1