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tilne. ) tin- ' j her 'i ili to w 4ith
wilt he I l ird :1 d her. She leaves
beto to, 34 1,101 iit' 14 1 11(m31 I 1141. (14,-1
1isba.1111 ll .4%I lltldtr-l1 a it 13 1t1e
htrtis 141an thllie-l c il lst 4t ita at
Suara veylii'i noyd'y.
.\eslt.l 1 3- . I ie sinty r. TIw
hurial goo tk da A'bont Ii ttie
0hr! 1 lasct'I Wednt esdaI t S h I at '.
ieilbit-r. W , itd r ly sy In IathIliz<t
witIh thle Ilwa rI-,.trickclen famnily.
Thie Singing ('onveticlionl which nie
at this place lie first Satirday li(
Sunlday was vry inu1ch en1joyed by al1
present. I must say, thie singing wa|
real good bothl day". Ahotit lifteel
prfsoswetre present Onl Sunday
but not as inanly lihe first day. .111s
before the singing was over Mr. A. C
Copeland made a very impressive ad
dress to the audience which was ver
appree iat i.e.
This old weather for the past wee
has been very trying onl the corn an
cotton that's out of the ground. I
seems like winter time is going to sta
with us a while longer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lt. Pitts and son
Messrs Edd and .Marvin were visitin
relatives in Anderson recently.
Mrs. Lou Coats is visiting her chi:
dren In Williamston and Green'woo
.his past week,
ors. P. 1. avis and daughters, MIs
es Minnie and Mary Jane of Prineetol
commullinity, were visitors of Mr. A. I
Pitts an flifamily last Satutrday ni1gh
Miessrs Iliermnan Tr'aynham andl Ca
Pr'ofiltt motored1( to tile city last We<
nesday,
M'tr. Joe WVass~on of Laurens was cal
ing in) this (commi~tytt a3 few. day3s th
pjast week.
.lessr I' ':dd~ and1( Mlarv in Pitts made3(l
business4 tripto Ithe 314ity last Wednle
day.
Mrts. .\iollie lkalentine of Poula
sptI3 llast W tdnesdaly w.'ithI .\lrt. .1.
.lrs. ('teit .\taddeni of li na 14t) a l
visitedi ;:arents inl11 this com iunity. r'
cently.
P'itts.
itd houlefolk a a 33t wel-- end.1 '
liss . b- Tra:33 : h? in hat,d a I
da31y a 'j -. i tun a .
.\' r \* ' he4\. 1)anie wa a buA
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Mr. lion CIt uigan w ..as In Wat
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g9 e 11 I)pota1ge, p~ackinig, etc., and
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to tne 50c' pac1)Ikage) of141 Tnlie
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.\laddent,.\a 1..-Tih~ elnusua
1- hppening1 on all ies. Sne w1(et
the1 . ii '. Th a iers' geneall 34 10i
a b leC( and we ll 4ay I1 be 4)lu ito lsn
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ley4 was. I' l 't it ' as bur: 4!4ied by41 I
le4I'rospec e etr urhty A.' 11. I4
.\tr. \\'illams conducte t f n
to4the \hv 4r4-broken tparen. s in ' 1)
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JA TENT THI$
x ry 1 wll now(an I,ynt \\' offorl. who.
has b11 sick at \\oodifT is also h10
.Ir; ain1( hope., to be honmir \\ednlesday.
Th're was aO Mt4 crowd out l'ro.;
e t Sunlay aterno n, I.o. \\illialnis
-a4 aU .4od44 serIinoni (on The4 Ton~gie.
.\Mrs.irhert ItoperI'. her iends wereI
pleased o see was at l''rotspet sunday
aftrnon.She has beven spendfing a
"4.w day~s with h1 -r tuothecr, .\lr's. Iar
B1rown.
. \rs. ('ora .\Madden, \Iessrs Ile Mar
ill : id Ias. .\addi 'n and little I'miise
Ilartin w elit d]ow 4to ( Colubiia Sunoday
11 .\lrs. \hlanI's 4' new car lo s44 .\rs.
-ve .\arlinl who is- inl the hospitall there~o
\ -. .14llm -'. 11(01 of . c\ oll. was here
hi. wek hking hands w%-lit old
rnd.lit, camei lo buly 4-ettonl froinl
.. 1). 4lhortson.
* .tte('OiRMI('K NI E .S.
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.\e(Cornlicic . \ay 1 I.--Thel ar iers
are gettling very discouraged as ithe
cold weather has killed much of their
CottIon and it looks like telyv will have
to plant over.
\We are sorry to know that .\Ir. W.
P8. Nadilen is on Iie sick list.
The conniy has been having I he
loads Worked and are still working.
I lere's hoping we will have somne good
roads in the near fiture.
Many of MeCornick's boys have en
listed i the navy.
* HICKORtY TAVERN NEWS.
I e :a . . e e .
Iickory Tavern, May 11-.-The recent
-1cold spell has killed most of the lit
le cotton. Alany of our farmilers have
a got to plant over niost of their cotton.
.) Rer. W.r A. llaldwin and son, llen
n ie, spenlt Sutndlay with Ii lir. .I. NI. S iin
erel.
There ale abot a dloZen calses of
Kin11easles, in thIs coininunity.
I NI V.\aI Pitts. of Ashville, N. (.,i
vistiti he Iiothier. NI rs. I,. I.. Abier
1r.M \\ S. 1to00 andl family speni
- i 1u dy wt1\'s l 1 ir w le e
.\bessrs;illie andl (ulveir Suire
ar4 4on~ipa d by ec I) IIsse's llaze '/.' olt1)
It ora: leagtue and1( AIienie ltaldwin, wver'
the guests1 of .\r.I t I'.(~to ber0U''s an<1
aniily oft \\atts N\lll, Sunda4y.
.\r. TI. .\la Ro4 per' andi fami11ly, o)
I en Vwivsitin i n hi c inn
The14 1 dethl angeol viited thl e huie 1o
Ir. aiti .\ls. IL. ('. AhIererunhiej, 1a(
Thulay ni iighi and1( tookil aw ay thle1
he1 p oi4'n at lln e.In S ily
.\Iy I. t\l. Su lnerl4l Ii4ia.
- .\i lliin l aldwI in~ sl-n 1i aturdaA
In ihtuith is rnfahr r \
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S s +* * * * * * * * *
til * 4 * e S a a e 4 5 a o
n~i A 114r hi 'lrotra14(e illness of thr 4
in weeks, (;od4 s:4w lit tol visit the lonl
In-. t >.\'oud NIlrs. Itroks N4'lsonI atnd clui
ar, forl liis own' lheir littile son1, \\'aller. I
mr tor ion. .\iay iiuh, and was buri
.\11.4 ii Ih 4an i1emetery 1th fo o i
.4' da . \e * ein eerei silup11hi/ 14 i.
'iih 1the i 1111' family and1 11 00ti 0 It
he4 flu-m4 to .h- 11')h \Nl1 Iver1144thful NV
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AFTERNO01
we se hi frelou form.~ that we~ tend-..
mr honus, hmw mull at.lioitd s
pair.A.rounld his, lilile grave we linl
uger, till the setlinig sunl is; low. fee
'
ing all ourl hopes, have peihdwith
Wailer, winnal we cheri-shed so.
J.lsus, wh.ille otIr e rl r hcerd
ing W'er 11he spoils th1at dvailb has1 wonl,
we wotthi at IIh( soh-mnl imoml ut, calmit
Iysy "Th'ly will be, donle".
Mille. l'erin Seen InI Four Hioles I
"Thle Secret (if e"
(;reat s nsab~olinld inl "The Sl
cret of, ho" thel \ro- 'opulIar l'iay
anld Players produiction starring .\llne
l'etrova which will hw seen1 at thi
O!pera llousev )I onlnday. This tv-e
screenl drain.a hias beenl writtenl h
Aar-on l 11441n'n, a1 wiiar of the4 tiinl
dratua, diree'ed by . er \'ekrolf an;l
produced by ol'lar l P'lay.- andt. P'lay
erls.
11n "T e Secret of ", lme. Perov;
is seen InI four dlstint characteriza
tions-as thle original mother of 111
L4'1'e, ill 111v garden of' Eden1 , as Hlagar
agypisy Woman of thev varavanms, :r
li"ve, thle youing girl, Hagar's child, win
hecomes a Quaker, and as Nye, tIi
gaiey-loving wife of Artuir Brandon
Never has Mie. Petrova had an o( 1
portun41ity to show shll Versatility.
"The Secret of I-ye" has importan
educational Flatures. It shows an in
stituition for blind children, depletin
faithfully the meiods used in teacin
and amusing tliem. A prominent Nelt
IYork establishment for the blind wa
filmed in making the production I
"The Secret of E~ve",
! Faetory senes are also shown i
this Mectro wonderplay, which con
bines an 1unusualil1i1y large u1111mber <
Ititereting details. Mme. Petrova
keene ineret of al" tha s g~noig
eaon l her i wns It such a i
dutttons, fod he 1( schildre maeit
are amund fidelity. "Th Serllet fe'v
a aor wothyisecesfor tohe Bla Wt
1uterty In aIs elbthe attetion
it dcto cn eare so hw
lies n unueally are ntastedi wi
humler dwell'sting all thei mong a
ahoe dahe hwn Istne when 511 ath
(alIst lssonstn the nsarede of d
cTre Sn ~eiy 'h ecret o r Ive" is ht
that iosh 5unusual. ) Tie ll
I lole of eal I a Ie ('11 ated wiw
af1 l(ra d h e Iil have 14 tio ph10n f th
v'mtn e d olvii ra t in (noutn~ I
\IoIl 141( niatherEeifI'ldIf
STe sick ol(f th&'is acommunity i
: m . lowly i proving
wit .\mr. Tly1. mah.*
.\lrs . Nitebc Owen ~is fit~ed 31
'lail ( a4 on I I riendship Wed
.\4rs II becc1 Owen'was te vis
1.1 '.\lr and' .\ites. irle .\bereri om. 1
14w1r' il~ Mournd atuda i n busi n
wit .\ Irs . (' tira 1 ".gu and brther4
Ni hevsrs l. 1ae)''' wnd isitedi S
01 'n
f.\rs. Waitecr f L:i ' s ine ."iri
of it'rs. o httil Nilri 'i:. t'(1
N T'. 1114i 'S n . I I- ni'Ieowl
b4 \lr were in''~ Grayl~h 4'our i,15ton
tl-: \vsit N h'.w n and( .\is. hIlht
. :4 t wens '. 4ted 1 s.Em ly Wo d
N:
q AND TONIG
('1.: \V111 I NII II OV S A ('alV
('a op Si \iTdCi .ill' .\t ii i l'i 1-:l'de
Sraln ill l ie dma o nt li epor81ter11 tVi ('ted
Cam1h'oIie lvre.
a t, boil S of h111 . 1111 hiler (
-I I enljoy IIyIng I I l ay k 4 I o at (*,I'a mtp A tiiru
treis ttete to by , a rep re or the
G freenville Pillediet1'1. wh lo vsited tIe
('10111 Iunday. fod llil he oys "ile
lighited" with their. vamlp and "(1luite
willinep lo ,spend the r-esl of thevir nal
(tur a I lives ti111id he' eia tifill trees
s l'rolltidin g their ( ntlip sil e 1l1d ainll
tile. kind hecarie4d and goleerous Lail
ruisi people."
alt. Woli'all hims ecesved o
to w:egea ls .,copally to funl wSI
- lIleyIgh, 1.n B.Seld and is .ow receiv
Ig refrl its. Three "rooies" aivel
froitI eville y'sterday to joi the
Scompany n will probably be carred
to Columbia toay ort physical exam
1.1 t heot)o. on hecm ft
inatiompny fNtoa Gadmn
Three lile have be en"med a:
piscipals to attend the officers train
ing caimp at Fort. aoglethrope. The
are Sergeants Edwin L. Hluglhes, W. It
Watkins and William W. Wingo. Fot1
alternates were also named, as fol
lows: Sergeants a. T. Smith, Cuan
Easley, . 1. Speed and G. . loke.
The following the picture of camlit
t life as sen by the PIedmont reporte
.writing i Monday's ler:
Situated In a beautiful grove of tree.,
fifteen or twenty minute walk fron1
v the heart of town, the camp of th
8 Butler Guards, Greenville's splendi
Scompany of National Guardsmen, 1
just a "little hit of heaven" to th
husky fellows Who have wetthe
the situation at Styx and E l Paso an
oare now quite willing to spend th
rest of their natural lives in servic
I A A mon_ h1e1 2id heart an g et
ki Qulite aow nube ofl GreevIflhle 1'et
oit plei 11( jorIe dwnC~ to ure Sund
:1o visit11 thfe bos fromld hoSme( and a
hlallidfest the heard13 the1 loude
in 's the ipres n loention. i 'II
allheln on3' rest1 duty (i'ne the m,
loetllce ofl the compa' y hstatdrl, tatl
bs. were(111 so elihe w(lfo th the '
camp.11111 t'atl it wa almot hardenl to f
nece.p114 thle gnalh sitlt of l113' 1111:ll.Wt
('auens peopl14 , ho'' keepi vthe 14illeet
andl menit i!x sutpled ithivitations''el
hlainr to'V ''bY go t ld ad to parta
AI
lit
HT
wa rlin . place In their. hearts for thle
pe.4plet of I.aurensas for tii homie
l n Greenville.
"\'on iiint keep a good nan down
i the Iutler iaards." staled Captain
Workinaii yesterly in aiinnoincling to
smine - frienlds that Townlsenld Siliith,
lirst irganti E1f the collipany had re
icived a coiiniiissioln in the 'nigineer
in: ''Ips oiflh Natijonal (ua rd.
Th ]w i.:111Y fiemis,14 of .\r. S111i1h inl
Greenille will he dielighted to hear ol
his 10 o n ali ;s will the friends of
Fldwin inhies wh1o w.as- appoilnteed
Iirst F :Cant! to scceed .\1r. Smith.
S(urhf I lior froilt, left-- -lte 111pkins
-i he wifb rules.
Thir d floor front, left---the Tinkel
11a ws lliiry riles.
Second floor frnil, left--the Noseys
Gossip rules.
First iio'or frntl , 'left-where the
trouible started.
The above, ai lhe present time, may
apie'lar to bo a sol of a Chinese puzzle
to you, but after you have seen "T.ltio
Wakes lp", you will laugh at the
recollection which each line brings.
This latest World Picture, Birady-Made
is daily setting a new high water mark
for laugh production and business get
ting.
Marle Dressler, with an unusually
strong cast of fun makers, including
,-Johnny flines will be at the Opera
11ouse Friday. If you are desirous of
spending an evening of entire pleas
ure, and can spend such an evening
through enjoying good, free-flowing,
eclean comedy, be on hand early.
2001 cases matches at led I ron
lacket on sale. Less money than
wholesale.
J hlsi. . C. Ilurns & Ca.
Meetinug of W. 0. W.
- l 1auiesn Camp W. 0. WI. 98 wilt meet
V at the hall Thursday, Mlay 17 at 8:30
np. m. Dog ree work, A fuilIl house is ro
it qutested.
El ~ 11. .1. 14angston, 'C. C.
0 .1. W'. Thomnpsoni, Clk.
,OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
lot MAY 16-22
ll~ iushman and Payne in
es (hapteor ii. "Thei ESenl1e"
s through to 1SthI bhapit er.
Also O. 1 lenry .'-rnebl )ramna anid
TI'llI'IISI).\V
P'athie Priesenls ilirene 11lee/Iii
Ili' Ni~lW YOlth /
of . "il) Y /
sp World P dicturex i'\EmIiI t lrE'
I iDressleri
I I A'ibI) ats
s," , Pearl Wh'ilic ini
uist "PEI Ii 1 iiFTil IE N.\VV"
all a iih Eide' 11 or lite''ii Stars and
i.' St ripes,
AlIso 3 otherii goodli reels.
mI"T t SEON OF . :1 :
he' A\ .i-Et .\ltro W~onderputay of a
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