The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 17, 1918, Image 2
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* IN MEMl(RIAM.
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Clod, in Illis iinfinite wisdom and
great love, saw fit to remove front our
Inidst by death on .larch 31, 1918. our
beloved schoolmate and pupil. RN
dolph Simmons.
In the schoolroom, his bright. cheer
ful and genial face is missed, on the
playgroind his schoolmates miss his
happy voice; his ready service to help
others is greatly missed, for it seem
ed that nothig gave him1 greater
pleasure than to do an act of kindness
for some one who needed help. le'd
rather spend his time doing for oth
ers than to be doing for himself.
Unmurmn ring and uncoplilaining,
little 1111dolph hore the stress of pain
and illness for a week, sootlid and
comforted hy lie tenderest ministra
tions of anxWOUs, ;ov inig leart.
In view of all this, I desire to ex
press my deep sense of loss in the
death of lly beloved pupil. There
fore, be it resolved:
.1. That. we how in humbl subilmis
eion to the will of our 1leaven ly Pa
flier, who doelhi all things well. he
cause our lives arIe ii I[is hands.
2. That we shall ever (.lierish the
millory of hi- lIoyalty and faithful
uiss as a pupil 1-11 seleoliiatc.
:1. That 1 en to the failiY. who
:re so leleft. ; helartflt yllpayl
alid Iii loo r'inu ltuahr. Iha!
wo'eakness i:4 1 in E lod for . lneh.
holy C':nnyl) ia lleaven.
a t ri ho 1 ( hoe . lo the -11 y 'a
1,r4wo pulisca'l.
Illis Tenehe1! r.
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sunshine of Sunday miolnin ws
gr'eeted with deliglt and a hop" that
we would have a fev more, (days lik'
it to get hack to plowiig againl ill the
fields.
Rev. Aliller faileI to r'eae! I
111ar1 .ppoinitmlent 0on accoullf of 1h(
illnless of his vife.
.\ls. 0. F. lowler has bI'n '; 1r
sick for a l)'Nw lays. but we ar' hidi
to report 111much imp rl 1 ovem1) 1n: l i . -
condition at Ihis time.
Dr. Vinicnlt and family. M. and
Ml's. C. B. obo of Laurens. and \I
I wan'
to bu~
expeci
andlI
of cov
eye of
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gains
The b
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Don Burns of- airksdale were the
welcome visitors Sunday at Mrs. Fow
ler's.
'.Nl*. anrd (Irs . J. Lanford spent
Sunday with their brot her, 1. Flitz.
Lanford, of Woodruff, who has just
returned from1 the ios0ital after an
opveration for appendicitIs.
.\Miss Nannie lay Lanford is visiling
her sister. AlrPs. ltichard Moore, who
has receitly Itioved to Areadia.
Messrs. J. F. Widrop, L. Mi. Cannon,
M. .ei n.i.:. .1. W. Ialiford and Yates
IWalurep uttended the' 'old 'oldier's
reinion last Satturday at Owings, and
had an enjoyable day.
Mr. James 1lyers of Ilenidersoniville.
paid :s a business vis'it Friltny after
nloon.
NiOxt Friday night. April 19th, we
will have a L1ibert ty 1ond rally at the
sehool house. lIon. It. A. Cooper, of
lanrel, has conslented to (ole and
n ke an1 addlr41s,. and -M1rs. (. C. Iteas
to sive u1 solie zood musi. \\'e wouul
like lo have a good crowd omit. As us
ial - the olites will try to have some
iv.. creamtt and good home-iiade canily
()n 1-1din tohel you remembler the
1)(4ns!in. Lett everqyI-ldy cootne. Thll
chibrcit wit Ihe4lp solme inl th enlter
ain ith their Liberty Bond
Ali-, () , la .ohnson reliurn d to
day o .r a pleasanl visit to her si.-e
mor i parahu .r -v and i llnd rsn
\rNe. .I i*ie'll(-- llt d s |il . I sw
-n qi .lr. Jvh. S l ial~ u e
\~ ~ - e. l Iu . eted is she i Isao
a a e' a i -r t~ Itie'll ' l'. Il en we h d I -
1 ne lt \nderlon n a h l.
)re~nmond iinpr
a aiblii l serice bs~ t ii q)
LDmfrinds aond tucor
another .nlod of: nck o
tishe inr.
A1 .1J. \\. .1 ()hnisn wa:, vallI to 1
l nvi e e nverene o te I1
rIs t hat his filev en learviv
\1iiu; el. \\' hope t he Ilit e I fo01* ll\\w
wthsae bes coweudge
it' t'rhe wprices nnoffae
hf:,, lenty of work f'or all low do. So)
ill " with i-'r this wl'vk :09d114help her
In thies_1reat work. \' are proud to
m v e ; Iur lemlere as Ahe is s
< 4 D.(n eient. 1f we hadl more
u iln in ur (.outtIry 1like t, w eN
w t I have Il. he ter couint ry and aill.1
\! i -:N r 1()n . C.\x lr v I'. L \au
'A' .ti \- r V . nY :' I") n. i wer m Il . aule -
GONE
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Narnie, April 15.-Rev. (raves .L.
Knight and wife, of Laurens, dined at
the Craddock home and he nmade an
Interesting talk at Narnie Baptist
Chnreh Sunday afternoon.
.\Mr. and Mirs. Lawrence -Waldrep
spent the week-end with the latter's
parents ir. and Mrs. Mitciel Owings.
.\Mr. Eigene Caldwell and sister,
Clara Hell, visited in Alottntville, re
cently as the guests of Miss Sudie Bell
Knight.
.Nit. and Mrs. .lim Simpson went to
(reenviile last .Wednesday to see their
son, Wright, who is stationed at
('antp Sevier.
Mir. and Mrs. Till Owens had as
their guests Sunday M1r. and Mrs. .lohn
Owens. and Mr. anld tIrs. Clifton
Browiliee, of liarksdale.
.\It. .lthin .lNalir, of Augusta, Ga.,
i..i Spending a few dlays with her par
en is. .\r. and .\les. ('. Y. ('raddoek.
\lI. Willie Kiight, of Ianilrens, spent
the week-entd with his pIarents, \ll.
and Mirs. lien ry Knight.
.\Ir. Eld'zar [utAris and family visited
rlitlives -it VEkom loinlay and Tiles
day.
111r. Wriglt Siuiilmson. of ('amp Se
\ier. is ont a live-day luirlough visit
in- hmneolks aid friends.
\ks.iill Tvl~ry. of lliikory TaIvern,1
ispemlin ta few days w i1h her
a -M<r., ls Waler 'a)(dwvll.
l I ilche S'8anders w.as the
li'nd--h l-day V e it' of .\:,sv: lianch
aa mnNelson 8uniday.
Nli.- Ci'h -fine .\iller, ill ,alnrenls,
:pent 1:1;1 -ri a nli-htl wilh .\li: .. 0
i.atirn . 11B on 1,11inin1u; Side.
Su1pportin~g lit, a1lr1native -Side onl
;h! Istlioll of goverimIiel ownership
of rilrodis i lhe anntial Calhoun
Litera y Soi 1 -1 d1halV at ('lr'mson
aol li':.,' last -ridtay evenling, .1. W .
WofIord ,of ihis colinty. wats given Iie
decii0on byv the .idLes as the best de
baler iln I1h1e contIest an4d will be
awarded 11h4e tiedal Irovbled Iherefor'
it. oe omImInceieit eXcises.
C1ud4. \\offordjt is tle son of . ' atn4
Mrts. I ..\ . Wofford ad has shown an
:aplillad e 'or debate1 1 andt oratory since
ho wza a yolunger boy, his (ec(lamIa
lions inl th oly school con tests
hikin- atIravle(d mn h at tention thre
"it iou y4ais ago. The I'presidliig o)f
licer at thI1, c(ontesI was Ielbert SuIli
-( wn sonor l . and .\lrs. .1. (.'. Sullivanl.
vr'h ilY, pri-sidentl (1f the so(ciety.I
FOR I
tomers to know thai
vs and will have thei
*e latter part of this
-ested to call around
i on the Laurens ma
t over that I will eli
them.
every day and my s
for Stock
H.C
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Patriotism doesn't mean saluting the flag and
sending post cards to the boys in France.
"Over there" the lower of American man
hood is sacrificing much to make the world
safe for Liberty.
What can we do? Not every man over here
can be sent to fight, but we can help. War
is a costly prop sition and the plain duty of
every one of s is to lend of his means to
the limit of hi abili . WILL YOU?
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MINTER COMPANY
0RE COWS
t I have gone in person to the Tennessee farms
rn in Laurens the latter part of this week. I
week. I expect them to arrive by Saturday
and see them. I expect to buy the best lot
rket and I believe that they will please the
[at cdose prices to close out. They are bar
tock of harness is still well supplied.
,Buggies and. Harness
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