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9 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 i Local and Personal Mention. 8 8 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 , Ir. R. J. Taylor, of Princeton, was a visitor in the city Wvdnesday. Mliss lMuth McGee, of Horse Cave, Ky., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John 1olt on Silareaves street. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Knight will mo tor to Georgetown next week to visit friends for several days. Miss Lucia Simpsoni has accepted a position as clerk in the post ollice and entered upon her duties last week. AMiss Sadie Sullivan has returned home after visiting her sisters at Al bermarle, N. C., and at Pineville. Mrs. Jas. [1. Sullivan has returned ikome after visiting relatives at Brun 8on for several weeks. Mrs. J. D. Jeans, of Greenwood, has been spending seiceral days in the city with Mr. and Mrs. M. H1. Hunter. 'Mr. C. 11. Roper spent Monday night In Greenville attending the meeting of the Board of Trustees of Greenville Womdn's College. Miss Rebecca Olal, who has been teaching in Tennessee, has returned to the city to spend the sumniier with her parents, Mr. and Mirs. N. 1. 'Dial. Roscoe Stone left yesterday for Clin ton, where lie has accepted a posi tion wih Mr. Waters Ferguson in his garage. Miss Edmtonia Garrett, who has been teaching school at Sumter, is expected home Saturday to spend her summer y Cation. ktr. Thos. G. Watts, who is now re siding in Louisville, Ky., spent sev eral days in the city last week With his mother, M's. Joe Watts. 3irs. Emma Roper hlas returned with her (Iiildren from Texarkana, Tex., where she has been teachlug (luring the past yeai. Mr. Garegg Jeanis, who is iow located at I'lnoke italids, Va., is spending a few days in th( city witl Mr. and Mrs. M. if. liunter. i'rof. -C. F. lilrooks 1 returned last week froim Ramberg, where lie has been teaching for the past year in tile CalsP itkinig S?1hool. \ . ialk TrrIy, Of ljo(kin igliaIII, N. C. sient several days in the city last week with his brothers, Messi's. liar vey and Italph Terry. Mrs. .1. S. Morgan antd little daugh ter, JlIrriet, r1ietiirned to the ir' home in Union Fihiday after visiting .\r. anld Mis. P1. A. Simpwon foi' sevral weeks. Dr. and Mrs. W\. if. Dial and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dial i'cturn-1(d .\onday from Asheville, N. C., where they had been spending seveial days. Private Fred 1"fuller, who is in' the (qIaitermaster's corps at Camp Sevier, sieitl, the wletl-eld inl tle city with Mrs, Fuller at the home of Sheriff *,i's. T. T. Irvin went 10 Rock lill Sunday to )e presen at the gradua tion of he' dauglihtel, Miss Minnie Ir vin, who takes her d(Igie at W\'inth rop College this year. Mrs. T. I. llriton has )een spending the past wek in Rock [fill witnessing the graduation)1 exercises of hei' dauigh ter', .\liss .\tiry Burton. at Winthrop C oll10go. Mr. .\ liler Cui'ry, of Gray Court, as a vlsitoi' at the home11 of Mi'. and Wes. ilirs the early pait of the w~eek. Frank Reid, of Columbia, ' spenlt Suinday in the city. Miss Mary Wilkes, who now holds a r'esponsle posit ion wiithi the W\ar'e Shoals Manufacturing Co., spent the week-end in the city withI her parents, Mir. and Mr's. S. M. Wilkes. Misses Kittle and~ Mattie Kate Ow . ngs, who are doiing hiosa' ail , oi'k in Cdlumbila, have been visit'ng t heir aunt, Mirs. C. II. Bobo, ior' the past wveek. , MIr. II. Tei'ry is spenin~iig several days in No'th Cai'oliia w1l i r'elatives. IT IS This is an expressior ing voice, To fret an~ to your discomfort. It' seasons. We suggest to appl' on some of these nice sh( ed or white: Linen, B other light weight textuo same will relieve the situ White,, black, grey a A new line of ladies' W. U. WIL Ills principal "objective" on the trip is to witness the graduation of a no phevw at the University of North Caro lina, which takes place this week. -AMr. land Mrs. dilly NWilliams, of Montgomery, Ala., arrived in the city Alonday afternoon to visit Alrs. Wil liam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. It. ial. They came throtugh lie country by ailtomiobile. Mrs. Y. S. Gilkerson, Mirs. 10. 0. An derson and Milsses Alllene and Alartha Franks motoreI to Greenville Wed iesday and spent the day with Mrs. Gilkerson's parents, Mr. ald irs. It. 1'. 11. len tz. Mr. It. W. Willis returned last week froni Hot. Springs, Ark., considerably improved in health but not yet, posess Ing his usual strength. lie was ac coipanied on the homeward trip by Air. John Inman and his brother from 'Greenville. llsses Elizabel Earle, of Spiartan burg, Freida Fritzgerald, of 'Spartan burg, and Mlessrs. Ilugh Colclough, of Biennettsville, and Clay Crisp, of mountville, have been visiting Aliss Flora Bennett and lI enry Bennett for several days. Lilent Norman Chandler and Bean P. Scott, both of 'Caip Sevier, spent the week-end In the city wii Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Smith. Mr. -Scott, who is a brother of Mrs. Smith, is taking the oillcer's training couirse at Camp Sevier. Dick Fuller is at home from Johns Hopkins Medleal school, where he re cently took the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and later spent several montits in tLhc hospitals of New York. lie is now a member of the medical re serve corps, and is awaiting the gov ernment's call into service. .Mr. 1. S. Burdett, of banford Sta,., who taught in Wesl('y College, 'Tex., th epast year, was in the city Monday to Confer with the ii exemptioin board. AMr. Ilurdelt has been [assigneld to the Coast Artillery and lie leaves today ror Ft. ('aswell, N. C., to begi in Ita in ing. Lieut. and is. b. S. 1011, spent Suin day in he city' witi M's. Holt's pa rents, Mr. and Mi's. Js. it. Sullivani. Mis. Bolt and Mirs. Rounds aie making their home iII Geenville with Mirs. Richard Sullivan while h'litenaits Bolt and Rounds are statined at Camp SeviCi. Mr. hI. C. Cox, of Langloy, who is known among his old friends here as "Clayte", was a visit n the ('ity a day or two this week, having been sum Ioled to tIhie bC(side of his brot1her, Mir. [lias Cox, Who is sick iat his holle in the mill village. \lti. Cox's itriends er' glad to see hini and to hear that e iight IossilIly return to Lurens to make his home. '. b . Roff, lin otype operator for Te Advertiser, has been confined to I his home on acCOut of sickness for several days. Ills work on the paper has been done this week by Messrs. !Iiinson and ilriggs., other members of the force, who have stuCk ('lose to the ob aid handled a (oisiderable v'ol umi' of woik though handicapled by lic'k of speed. Mi'. Early Oriesby, whio has been studying t elegiraphiy here undei' Miss Sue D~ean,. while acting as messenger' for the Westerlinton T101 elegriaph 1 o.. hs a('cepted a positlonl as oper'ator' inl the ohlice alt M('e'oll, andl left for t hat pac'e last Saturday. Youiiu Ogelsby madle ver'y ia pid progr'ess ini hiis wvorkl andl~ his select ion for t his inneC ('omeis to hiim as ite a 'ompi~llimentl. IPEinud Evangelist to P'reac(h Rev. J. TI. Mlann, the blind e'vaiigeli1st, of Anderson coun ty is to prieach at Popla r Springs churi ch li x Sun day moiinig at 11:00) o'clock. At 4:00 o' cr (.k in tile afternoon01 of thle s'ame day e will Ipreachl at. Mt. Gal~aghme' and1 at iiight at S i00 p. im. he willI pr'ea'h at H armiony. HlOT heard without a dissent worry will only add to s u a repetijoff of past thesissors and needle er fabrics either in color atiste, Dotted Swiss or 'es The wearing of the ation. d bronze silk hosiery. neckwear just received at SON & CO. + SOCIETY. + Wllis-Year'gin,. Mliss Alaiude Yeargin and Nir. Wright Willis, both of Owings, were happily married at the home of Rev. J. 1. Steadman londay afternoon. 000 Mrts. John 1lit will entertain on Thursday afternoon and again on Thursday night Ili honor of her sister, Miss Ruth McGee, of lorse Cave, Ky., who is spi tding the summer with her on Sitgreaves Ave. 000 Mir. Theodore Talmage Crews, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crews of this city, and 'Miss -Hazel Folk, of Atlanta, were married last Thuirsday evening, Mlay 30th, at the residence of the bride's mother. Mr. Crews has been in the drug bisiness in Atlanta for the ist four or five years, but recently he has been in military service at Camp Gordon. At last accounts from him he was expected to leave for France Sunday. Falk-Crews. o 0 o Miss Flora Dennett and Mir. Henry ilennett entertained at a week-end house party this past week. Their guests were lisses Freda lritzgerald and Elizabeth ,-Karl, of Spartanburg an( Messrs. Ansel Drake, Clate Crisp and laymond Culcoulgh, of Furmaln Utniversity. On Saturday 'Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bennett lionored them with a par tv. During tile evening refreshing pulich was served by Misses Nancy ieng and Heatrice Biabh. A musical progriam was 1ar riied out a fter which nil ice course was served. 0 00 The Wvediesdilay lu. Thie Wednesday Ctlu) closed its year'1s programlil wlith a1 iteiprovily leletinug at thI(. home of \lrs. N. I. Dial it Mlay 2. ih. Ti 0li(.ts of the o01r wV 0t' omeI ' lithos of tl city were gttests of the Wed iiesday tli oil this occasion. l'apers written yi our club sisters of the Stale were I)rCIuIIed from the l-'ed ratin lle ipro i j HtreaV u. All of tl-se wvre most excellent and geni 111nly elijoycd by ihise I Spreselt. .lMrs. George 1ill' read "What is Mu sic"? \It's. W. S. I lolimes read "Alfred Lord 'I'eiliyson'"; Mrs. M.l1. L.Copeland as instruic tive mnee' ings. .rs. Ibatmar Smith, "Tel In1dividuial ites-ponlsibility of Club .\lmbers". This last meetinig of tie (thl) was voted one of its most pleasant. 1s VelI as ilstrl'u tive. Blaek Walnut Wanted44. The govenlmeni needs black wal nut for making guns and aircraft. h'lie supply is limited ani1d the need is gr eat. Mr. T. .1. MeA list er, of Davis-lloper iCo. has beeni asked by tlie govern ment to take a ('ensuis of blaCk wailut t'ecs in this county so that the government will know where they are. Mr.eAiis Ier asks ever-y persoll who has black valnut tl(es o their places to it him a postal card concerning it, tellinlg tlie number1 of tree's, theli' diameter. owner('l IsI potli ce an d11(istance1( from a sipinig point. 'The goverinmient aft ci' this in formnat ion is secured ma(. f~y oif fei' to buy whate~i ver I suly s13 l5of ferted buit. It will not 1use the in for'ma tiIon given In ordeir to take it w'ithout11 W. P. Ii arris. thbe~welI k nown faimer of Young's Tow~nsh ip, was signally13 hontored at thle Commnc''eent exe\'r c ises of ('lemison College th is year' by beiiga awarded thle ?acutlty's C'ertilie'nte of Merlit f'or muerii Ioius work along agricuiltuli lines. . lais won the' (listinct ion parit iculIarly because oft his work in develiopinig fall Ti'ish P~o Ia toes, for'~l wiich lie had al ready' ga in e'd wide reniown. While .\r. I larris' schoolIig took pl1ace Iong liefore Clem - sion college watS founiidedi, lie Is thle fa tther' of four' giaduoates and studnts of thie coiligie. .\ notherci Southi C'aro linian honored at the same time was J1. A. Shanklin. oif Columbia. who had wioni sulccess ini dairy'in g. Mr'. W. 'I). lyi'k 'olunty focod ad iist rator', uriges thle farm'ieris to useI care in savinig thle wheat roll, 1ie states that i. I ioov'er auithioiz'es the stenment that liberial treatmeint will lie givenl raiser's of whieat in South C'ar'olini with riiefer'ence to gi'indling andl that 'eer's will be permiittecd to have t heir ow'~n wltecat ground to a liberal extent. Miss Rosa Wlrlih. Miss Rosa 'Wright, sister of Mr'. Hienry M. Wirighit, of this city, and R1ev. Tr. Ri. Wright, of llartwell, Ga., died at the hiospiltal heire Monday miorning at tile aite of 73 years. (Death was dule to a gener'al bireak diown ill ('ilent to advanaced age haist ened by3 parialysis atid a dhisiocat ion of one of her limtbs iiurred in a fall at Chbest P1r about1 a ye~Iar arzo. Thlce fu nerial ser v'ices were hld a(1~ t the A. R. P'. ('hur1h Monday, a fterntoiiin, thle sei'vices he Inhg c'onduldcd by lierI past or. 11ev. 1 N. Kennedy. I ntermnent t ook place ini I he T aui'ens ceetce'y immeildiaitely af ter' the servicles. ,,iu w K@RUSTY Krwe~n Ko N o Never before has cornmeal in its various ways of cooking been so pop ular. Never before has there been such an urgent appeal for its general use. Cornmeal now is the National Cereal. To use it is to give loyal aid to the cause of World Liberty. To use it in making Krusty Korn Kobs in the new Wagner molds is to enjoy a new sensation in sight and taste. Krusty Korn Kobs may well be called the Patriotic Corn Bread Sticks. They are unusually appetizing. As they come from the oven in their rich, crisp coats of gold and brown, they recall the time of roasting ears. Krusty Korn Kob molds may be had in both the Wagner Cast Aluminum Ware, or in Wagner Cast Iron. They are of the right thicknecss to retain heat during refilling. They bake your corn sticks properly, so that they retain all the natural, dainty flavor without danger of having the real cornmeal taste scorched out. Corn bread in Krusty Korn Kob form is often acceptable to those who do not care for corn bread in the o inary way. They are good cold as well as hot, even without butter. The following tested recipes ar dedicated to the Ameri n-Housewife as an arid to her in loyally carrying ut the requests ofgational Food Admiistration by conserving w e t flour. / KRUSTY KO N K RECIPES Recpe No. i it i main 1 in t ne 1 W -2 moups cotoejyral s. i s a taste. 1 -2 (i flour ( may b a omi be cle the Patrot. Corn Be ticks. ric,, i then nof olp and b w t r the teahI. teas on Ko akisg powder. b ha 2 b t W r t m auin rllnsg.r Tmey be yu onsik rpry ota hyrti l c o ited.) Corn trea i u or il omilk.acceptable to thosewho do2 t~ l n-t c r fs corn me in t : o iii wal . T h a goo cold as wel asho, eenwitou buter.n at 2 i~h~.~poo~ fat :1.2 table voo ns f al..j I The following teste re if deied t heaA CR-Hoswf Ful Sidtock e oyall 1 S aty tin Molds arand orn tickM l S.dm.n&sE.tH WISil w&Ct tr.A JRUSTKt RECEIEDE Recie N. I e 2Recipe No. 3 1 1- cup ; ornm al. 'Or 111al.I full (-up Corn me'al. cipI four 1ap wht flokr DaintyLncemg powder. Also1-- Cokeol a n a. I~~~ laableppoon sugar.ll b Linen Dresses Priced From $3.00 Up Full Stock of All Styles Muffin Molds and Corn Stick Molds. S. M. & E. H. WILKES & COMPANY JUST RECEIVED