Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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** * ** * ** * ** * * A. Sullivai. 4.4 * DIALS NEWS. * Miss Olivia Curry has returned fronm an extended visit with friends in S, , Greenwoo(l. -.\iss 1Ililla H1arr1'is ha1d 11as fI guest Dials, Aug. 20.--'*he series of ser- last week Mliss Clarette' Henry of Ab vices that have been iII progress att )eville. this place since Sunday, came to a Mr. and Ars. Win. Davis and little close Sat Oday inorni'-. - Splendid Alary Catherine of Greenville, spent congregations were present at each last week with ir. an( .\rs. Harris service, afid much litetest was mant- Curry, the parents of 'Mrs. DIavis. fested throughout. Mr. Harley's de- Miss Willie May Godfrey after a. lineation Of the Gospel vas ClAar and trief visit willi home folks has return direct, free from all ow'entatious dis- ed to Tuxe(lo, N. C. play and the gool done enn not be Mrs. -1. Y. Simmons spent last Nveek teekoned. The ;preseice or Mur. Ptm- in Willianmston, tile guest of her sis or Curry, the we'l known song lea-ler, ter Mrs. Lottle cox. who is Ieeting Witi so mulich suiecess .\liss Lurce Abererombie of Green as a singing evangelhst inl the west. J pond was In our midst visiting last added imui-.ch towait ds aklng the meet- week. In,- a suce- s. lag~~A aucu. I,. and Mirs. Samu Curry, accoi Thi', ' were tweilty-seven add1uWtioIs llied by Mr. Dunk i otored up to the u much, all of whom wil!l be re- to Asheville and spont last week-enl. celved into full comiulinoil with t he Mi. James Roerson, one of oil I church the 4th Sunday afternoon. home boys, who Is making good in Miss .laude Owings, after enjoving Gereenwooi, Where he has a veiy Ilucla a pleasant visit Witi relatives In tive Positloi, haid a fling visit to Greenville. returned to her home Tues- home folks recently. day. Miss Dora 1-ellami and sister. Vii Mlrs. WIm. Brooks and little daughter gilla, of Greenville. ar'e tle mttra(t be Sarah iel, spent several days last guests of Miss Laura Ilellans tills wveek lt IAasheiis, tlle galnsd of eek-. e week. ISY 7 T k posss~. We uara~te t . .tmes Rberon , q ne ofou our atchsGWrhanl woodhv whre he hal er lucra maer ad o cn b~~te psyin rely oa fin hei to Come see or bloc hom cloks maesntly.' ul usfu rnmetfo yu h. or Helanmyo anitrVr aginoa, of Greenvilleearettheaattraloive We epir athe an gcocso a\dlfix yur brenlm ti Aec CUrac y is th st qualty a possese. We guarantee th11.e timie keeping,! quatlity of I our watches. We hand-le watchies from the leding makers and you can absolutely rely on heir ac c ura cy. - .Come see our tlocks. A clock makes a beautif ul, useful ornamient for, your home. Nor can you mak* a more acceptable present than a clock. .We rep)air'twatches and clocks and fix vour broken jewelry skiuAfully and reasonably. FLEMING BROTHERS. "Quality Jewelers" Albssrs H'. II. Reeves and D. ). Browniee, welre bitsiness vistors iI Greenville Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. .\iarvin Armstrong of Charleston, .are visit lg hiomefolks here this week. Mr. Willie Harris who has beenl working at, the cantonment in Columi bIl for several weeks, has returned to huis home at this place. Mr. and Mirs. P1lmer Curry of SI horne 1Siprings, Ark., spent. several days here last week visiting relatives. \Ir. and Mirs. Curry and son intend return ing to Soult Carolina at an early date, where they will reside in the future at Greenwood. Rev. Dave Bliackwell of Qutiney Fla., after enf'oying a delightful stay among the mountains of North Carolina, has jolied Mrs. Blackwell and children at the home of .\lr. W. C. Curry, wluvre he will remain for some ilip. .\aster Tillman IHolt. has reitirn'd to iis home in licikory Tavern, after a we-k'- -tit wlh his grandmother, .\is. .1. It. I lrownlee. Mr. Wmlu. Ilrooks was a busi ness vlsi tor, in Columbia lu ti rsday. .\iiss Pt.nu ice i).: voln oort of Belton, is spending tle week inl our midst Mhe guest of he" gra idmotier. .IMrs. Dairby and other relatives. * Miss Hless Moore of Einore-, was a visitor of Miss .Jewell ('iorry hu week. .'is 110 l el Curr% of (;iirenvi!e. is smtndinig tile week it the iho lime of her Incle .\vir M. lien CamI pblw .\Mr. )esIhihl of l.nnford %was the g ;Is of .\r. D)unk (II-:: n aul l'iday niht and 8at urday. \lr. iavid lrownlee left \lomlayi for i. Tary 'iavirn viher. he .oilhed a pIrly goilm t4 m .\lvs,. Wil. (,I.,Y of (ra Court spentf :-evvera:l dayvs 1:1', re with hecr mlolh . .\ 4. .S . A ll re*s. 0- aind aiy * 4 * * * ** *4*4* * 4 * * 4* v.- i\c \ l I.' c x 1 ': 1 ,v I t V i T. h" li . \ i\ [,. . *t~* O ci Y E uc N VI "I - 1! w I et am i ll M.l! h-r"I .V ill T-mIa y f- \\; ii o -. , m!, . . l., w i -rc- Ilie ,, . e n l g p :. '!ons: wi.h1 lilw, 1 ; lVle hone1 om. painy. l r. I l . lr - \\'. '. I I : t n .-11 i L1 da g .e, ,1r i I f I '( rotn woo't dI v i; t \\'ashingloln InM: week. .\Mr. ., I S. 'Cooper goves io \\'a rec Shopls rlay wch'r' he r ls nec mi accept .1 p~o.itionl as ento l ate \\'*( I s~ for hi'i miuch succo:4ss inl his wori. \Miss |-:11mico Cooperi. is im rela ti :; I lionen l'a h i. Mr. W. E. WItshting ton retuiarned yes torday to hi is w"ol'k at Salishttry, N. C. after spending severaV days at home. .\lessrs Stokes lari in andiu Iloye e ii ill motored to WNa!terloo sect ion Sunt daly. .ivs. .ltryv O'l)eiI oif Mt. Ilethel is visitinu-.\lr. and .\irs. J1. F. Knight. Ili'. J1. (. .iatini is helpIng in a protriacted'( mieetinug in Oeonee' 'oulntIy this week. .\lrs. .1. .1 .onies of ( reenw~ood is visitinig M\rs. Jleff' Jones. NATURAL IRON BEST CHEAPEST TONIC OF ALL Highly Concentrated Acid Iron Mineral Goes From Two to .Six Times as Far. More Powerful, Economnical, Than Prepared "Patents." Wh'len ('(opie' lind thir ai"'tii . off'. lita lity low, anid are' clog ia tired ~ ai cnn get iatuliaI hrott, kiocwn as atil a flity-(eni bttile/ guus froma tw to SIx tiles Os tar as 'otlheri aind weial A\ dlollr bottleI wIll celmit a tVhole whiluh in its - ojftill highly (0cii crease thie famlitlypff4'aliiy, strength. andi appetite in a" truly wonideff'ul tiannter. Acid Iron M\ineral has hee, 'n-tt led. tested, and gularantteedi up to i:. aires CInt high standard for thtirity yearis for use it hiositais, sitrgery, anld denlt al woirk, anid it may13 ntow he sfieur ed it famtilyi sized bot ties, lie sutre you get lie geninea. the t rade mark t" A-I --.\ is .J) r prot ection. It Is nont-a l-COIh ie, is ntot a laaive, and is the pr'odiu3Iel o *nos i of its. k'nd known to the wori. -3I n . a. lttled".t by- lze:- i. h 'F'4riin (Cemit c Cor. Ii eatic e. helintg agentl. See direc tis (il hot Ila W. M. U. Meeting. The Woman's Allssionary Union of the Laurens Blaptist Association, will hold its aiinial meeting with 1abII Ciek Church, August 28 and 29. Prortral:m. Tuesday, 10 A. M. Song. Prayer. Message from the Word-Steadfastly iIl pllayer. .li's. I'dward Long. Greetilng-M.rs. Brooks Nash. llesponse-.M1rs. Scott George. Roll Call with.Reports from W. . S. Alessage from Stae--President. leports: - Su perin tentidt. Divisional Presidents. Alission SIudy Chairmen. Song. Address-"Our Christian Relation to the Ittermost Part." Mirs. C. 13. 1101)0. Election of nominating commitee. Appointmniit of committees onl Timei and P'lace, and on ltesoltionsil. 2 P. N1.-l-oyal Aiubassador Ilour. It. A. Hymn. Ioll ('all with reports from chapters. lleport. of It. A. siperin I end ent. A.\ls. .1. 1). W. Watls. Exercises by 11. A. delegates. .\ddress--.\lrs. Edwini Carpenltei. Adjou Inlelnt. Wedne'sday, 9:2 A. M!. Y. W. A. Ilour. IRoll Iall with reports from Y. W. A. and (1. A. societivs. l?(Iport froi Supt. Y. W. A. Alis INthel Sinlinons. Incrl(ise by Y. W. A's. '':"A -Sunam Iloi. ,calII and rortws frmh l lp r rom Mr0.Su l . -;r. \\. . A u I\:' . Austin.I ,onfrenlce Wf 1and;teaers 0w v( I c1 .;:: it wilI' CI vt~ I Open diseumlion. : \in me- mnie . 1 1 inf andm l. Kure. ir 6' -t. D . . .l - oS iin :avi :-vie.111 . . O i l n o hi .11%,n t ic o l Wimi . \ 1e1io tf 1, 11er...l O inc i: h(f 1 on ill md Mrn Pin . and h hd 1 "ice. ot tr t n ci it flie first appiicnti n es Elase \r d R('. . . ic. of the old musle in with the new. All The Lauriens county Sluging W ho sing nn- all Who are iterestod veiton mIieels 'With Warrior Creek( In sitigitig are cordially if1vited to bo Ciurech Sattirday anhid Sunday Sept. 1.t Will ts at that time. and 2nd. We hope to hv ( j good ily Order, c. Wit r, time. .:let and send your detlegates (W ets ha v to o oi 4(itiIt IL 1). Ste wart, soc. anid Trieas. and lets hve 'eood e'onvenition. uring some of yor last year and year Sewing Aichi te Needles to t i h akes of thtacititime. blefore laist hooks and1( let uts sing some .~.& *.ii iiii: o S. M. & E+. 11. WibllKKS & CO. IlIVES lIAVi S II i.\ 11YE It-SAYES YES! We Are Back In Business Again Come in and see our new line of goods. You will be surprised at the many bargains we have to offer. We are "doing our bit" by holding down to our same prices. You get the benefit. Pay Js a Visit--You Are Alwiys Welcome Do not forget that we carry a big line Of School Supplies, Undewear, No ions, Hosicry, Music, Enameware, r Tinware, Crockeryware, D)olls, I oys, Canles, etc. We Specializeo in Ladies' and Children's ItHats and HA,]xrmmings I ot Fa to Visit Our Millner D 1epart nlt Childiren given same atio as grown folks. Let dhem do your tictng wi us if you Cann1I Come yours-lf. ours (o please HAY LS 5 &10 Cents Store B~ank with MEMBER FEE RESliiE Si1 Of BANKS We ask you to bank with us because we give you a SAFE place to put your money. Progressive MEN of high character and known financial responsibility conduct our National Bank, and we are a member of the FEDERAL RESERVE system of banks, which stand together like one vast army for the PROTECTION of our depositors. We can get money when we want it on -our se curilies. YOU can get your money when YOU want it when it is in our bank. . ' Put YOUR money in OUR bank. We pay 4 per cent. interest. The Enterprise National Bank N. B. DIAL, President C. H. ROPER, Cashier r I Outlasts PemAll! Just think! With' all its the Wily-Knight motor im. oher advantages the Willys- proves with use, steadily Knight motor outlasts any ma'ntains its higa h level of and all other types of automo- efficiency and rarely requirea bile motors. any adjustment or repair. For thousands of miles be- Nor is there a single disad yond the useful ife of any vantage to offset in the slight other type, the Willys-Knight est degree its time-proven ad motor continues to deliver at vantages. its highest efficiency. This season's Willys A more powerful motor for Knights are the best and most its size, to begin with- beautiful the factory has ever smoother, too, and quieter- built. Order yours today. OVERLAND HARPER COMPANY LAURENS and CLINTON See DON H. IRWIN, Phone 293 . . . . ._ . . .... ............ 4,1A. 4 F1