The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 26, 1918, Image 12
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* MUSGROVE NEWS. *
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Alungrove, June 24.--rhe farmers of
this community are very busy plant
ing late corn and getting the grass
out of the cotton.
Messrs. R. L. Holland and F. L.
Donnon are the AW. S. S. committee
men for this district and they are
making both black and white take
at least one W. S. S. Everyone that
doesn't take ,W. S. S. are just help
ing the kaiser that much. Don't be a
slacker, help Uncle Fain by - buying
"heaps" of then.
Air. and Mrs. Olen 'J. Bolt. were the
week-end guests of Mrs. T. J. Snyder.
AMr. AMylcs Clark, the young people's
Sunday school teacher at Langston,
has been called to the colors on -June
27th. We hate to losehim, but know
it Is his duty, so we wish Ima good
luck and God-sped in the army of
the dear old U. S. A.
Miss Ethel Bolt is spending a few
weeks with her sister at Parksdale,
Mrs. T. W. B3arksdale.
Messrs. 1). A. Glenn, Bill Anderson
and W. . Myers were out. Saturday
canvassing for W. S. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper, Mi1ss
Ruth Myers, Messrs. Troy and Lidi(e
Owings were recent glwests at the
Bolt home.
Mr. Roy Trammell, Ish Sanders,
Mrs. King Trammell and little Mattle
Leo Anderson are on the sick list
this week. We hope they will soon be
well.
Miss Clara iPrince and brother Paul
were recent guests of their sister Mrs.
Bud Tramniell.
MliSs EIllen Hobo from Union spent
last Sunday with her parents, i.\lr. auz
.irs. J. T. Bobo.
Miss Agnes Henry, from Clinton,
'vas recently an attractive guest of
Miss Sara Frances Glenn.
Miss 110th .\lyers spent &.turday
afternoon in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Myers were the
week-end guests of Mrs. Myers' par
ents, of tihe McDaniel Mill comn muntility,
Mr. and .r;. Evan MeDaniel.
There will I an ice creanm supper
't, Langston cliircli for tile benefit of
fhe R-:1 Cros s Sattu,.day, June 29th.
'.verybody come. A special inv Ia
:lon to colie, have a good ttle v
e-It ice crean and eake. Ight o'clock
prompt.
M ir. and Nlis. 1E. 1. 'Bolt and daugh
'ers, Ew'a and lit, were Sunday
-uest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 'ooper.
Mr. Hiud Owens was a visitor at the
'atts .\Mills Sunday.
Mr. Ish Saniers is seriously ill witi
plelimon1in at hIiis wliting.
.i I .arl I.uss spelt tlie wtk -(1nd
,n Laurens witi friends.
Mr. Ira Bolt spen4 Sunday with
lessrs. PIerce and Vernon Alyers.
Mr. Tim) H. ( 11lhertsonl and .\lv.
loore \v( I, 1c 1nly in our ummiul;dt.
r '. . \. C(omer aid . . Mattle
Aar:: Ias neatrno i week
i ,;. 4 lark spent one day last
:(is in I . rens, shoppiniep
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(Cold P nt,~'' .Iun' 2.1. --Cro:s in ou'r:
olum it: : ar : ,e looak ing ;mood andl them
armilers ar e workin1g hiard to keep Ih
.\liss Ileanor mm; nss is atI I'me from'.
ree;~ tn' e whera ::h'e 2' 1~ been 8?t
!?ev'. NIMlikin of I,:;urenms (alled on
'i. nds hr e last weekh.
lI *. I.. Ii. i.::> has rane fra..
xsN Sundam illed h is a ppinnmit a t
sicl !fiina School, lHambeiirr, S. C.,
spenid ing~ som e tiineo~v wi liom;folkIs.
NiMr. Law son .\nulhlenm, who Is con
"Cted w ithI lie army Y. M . C.A., is
pending some t ine at home,
Mr. Thad Nelson, of LouIsville, Ky.,
visitIng Mrs. Emma Leake.
M~rs. T. P'. D~uncan vis itd her c parv
its Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe C. Weeks or
urlens thIs week.
Mr i. Thamd Neulsoni anad Mr s.~ i nima
A Y
Leake visited Mr. J. D. Hunter of
Barksdale this week.
Miss Louise ,Hunlter of Barkadale
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Den M. 'Cunningham ,visited rel
atives in Spartanburg Sunday.
Fruit Jars in all sizcs. Jelly Glass
es, extra Tops and Rubbers-best
quality.
$. M. & 1E. H. W1111<98 & Co.
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* LANFORD NEWS. *
Lanford, June 24.-The ni a n y
friends of Mrs. 0. F. Fowler will be
pleased to learn that she has gained
rtrength suffmeent to leave the hos
't") I and will speni a short While
with her neice, Mrs.'C. P. Vincent, be
fore returning to her hiomec.
Miss Nannie May Lanford is very
sick at present with typhoid fever. We
hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr.
13. Fritz 'ILanford and liss Florrie
Lanforti, of Woodrutiff, visited her last
Suiind ay.
.llas Lottie Lanford of Spartanhur;.
visited her tparents, Mr. and Mrs. U.
.1. Lanford.
Mrs. Stella Bomar visited friends
and relatives in Spartanburg recently.
Mr. William AWilliams and family
fromi Youigs Were the guests of their
broather, Mlr. Joe Williams Sunday.
Master .lack IMiggins, is on a visit
to his grandparents, mir. and Mrs. .1.
Scott Higgins. Jack is an unusually
bright little fellow and everyIody
around here is always glad to see him.
Miss Carrie 'JLou Higgins has ae
ceptcd the school at Liberty Ridge, in
Spartanbuirg county.
Miss Annie Lou Payne has returneld
to her home in Whit mire after a pleas
ant visit to her friend, Mliss Othello
Johnson.
Mrs. H arle Thomas and children, of
McCormick, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Lula Moore.
Ars. J. 'P. .lohnson visited her sons
at Arcadia last week.
Nc:.:t Frilay, Jtune 28th, is the rg
itla r monthly meetin for the lhural
Ttm)rOvement association. We want
all the ladies to come and helip to dis
'uiss lhe educational needs of farm
women. We want to keel) the associa
tion at wvork d'iring the summcr
months. \\e realized a neat little sum
of money for the school ill the play
we had recently. The subject was
"lncinating j'anny iBrown". The parts
were well rendered by the local talent
and we hotle to favor the pu1iblic with
another sp i(ndid play in the near fit
hi Ie.
Prof. Willie L. Dru mmuond, of St.
''hatlen, is on a visit to hiis- mother
and homl efolhks.
.\lrs. ILewis Andecon, Mrs. Manie
Dru:nmond, Messrs. T. A. Drummond
and Prof. DI rummniond visited Mis.
Charles IDrunn mmion d. of (Greenv Il(e.
Ser;;t. Fran1k Drummon,1wd wa.s a1t
!e'ie on a siort visit friom -amp Se
%,I(),.
.r. .1. W. .hohnosn h,". piutrchlared
an (>tk1(1and eart. tHe madle the I rip
ti Anaderson Sitntday a fterniion.
.\ir. Y'ates Waldrep is; very sickl liut
w(' hto~e will soon1 1)e well and~ in hir
.i'.ed .\ i's. .1. hR. U'n i'son vi:D
-r .\trr.N Nannie .\'art in 8iunday.
bar.e rturnied to spend~t the soumer
at t heir (outry '3 hiome inar liere. 'The
ehilIdren have all been in so htool ina
Rm'oirtanhuro tg. M\r. I won Pat teison
w'ill the ini thei Sei or t'lass at W \offord'i
next yent', wvhile '.liss linthI Pat tersoni
in taking; a course5C at ('onver'se
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I ie, y T en An '3.-h
- roier.. ial har' boeen ver:' hme;y kill
ina: G~eenrl Gren fotr <inite a whtlo'.
The oos ate loolkitg verty gooid ai
I le present.
lItea. l'd2:,!r TGabb~ iade a lecture on
the \\'. 8. 8. oat night ia.;t vw'ekl at
II lekonry 'Taverin schloo houtose.
Qu le a iii numbe riof our you ng pieo
pie neded(( the lawn party at .Miss
0~Q T
Lucitee. TanhaLi'S Saturday night. A Good Colored Man tie.
They -all report a good tite and long- "Uncle Charlie" Stroud, a highly
ing for another one. respected colored citizen of thb Ial
,Mr. J. M. Sumcrel, who has been ford section, died on the 17th lust, af
Very sick for the past two weeks, is ter an illness or several weeks, lie
slowly improving. I ts 72 Years Or age and had lived
Rev. W. A. Baldwin ated daughte- Itetically all of his life In that part
littlp Maude, dined at Mr. J. M. Sum- Of the county. He was a quiet, leate
crel's -Sunday. able, Christian citizen,'a good neigh
vir. J. -M. Sumerel has been boast- bor, kind and obliging to all. He whB
Ing of raising the largest cabbage in active in church and school work, ev
his coinmualty, having cut one out of or striving r the uplift and better
his garden that tipped the scales at 1110"t Of his race. He will be missed
seventeen pounds, and plenty of them b
tha weghe te an f~tee 1)111dB.by his friends, both white and colored.
that weighed ten and fifteen pounds.
Rev. J. Al. Dallas dined with Mr. -W.
M. Abercrombie Sunday. TO Langstoi, Voterg.
Mr. G. C. Abercrombie and wifevoters of ('vgston precinct
spent the day at W. M. Abercrombie's will find the enrollment books at the
Sunday. resielence of Mr. o. P. Poole.
RtEPORT' OF ILE" (' 11111 111,) EXPENfllITC'S~l BY TH'IE TI US'EE8 (IF
IAA1JR'NS SCHOOL DISTRIV " NO. 5 8le1Charie Et a hig7-1h18.
REXC13IP1T1S:
Balance to credit of District wi,., iu' urty Treasurer, July 1, 1 t17..$ an58.47
eoanuary 1, 1918
Reccived from Special i-mills Ta ca..... .... .... ....s $1,588.00
R~eceivedl from Constitutiontal .-i Ills Tax.... ..c.... 926.00
b keceived from oron Taxand obl .225.00
Received from D~og Tax............... .... .........27.00 2,766.00
'Petal Receipts from all sources, School Year 1917-19h8 w$3k,22.i.v7
er 1 t)vn for 1-h up'lf an better-S
n nyattso n bills Sabool-u
Salaries ........................ ......... .............. .... $1,000.00
Copelayrd School
Salaries ........... ............. ..................... $810.00
)ss and Fixtures.... .... .... ........ .... .... 121.13
Ptuel..... .... ......... .... .... ......... ......... .P05
ePiS.... .... .... .... ........ .... .... .. .... ..00
Incidentals ............s....d........ .... ...........05 996.6
Flemihig School-I
Sala riesdit ofD. s .... .... ... .... ........r..e Ju $80.00
cixt fres ....a 4-mil. T.... .-.. .... ... ....... $13.75
Relve. ro.onttuioa..n.l.Ta........ 20
R ck Ived fo ... ... .... . .. .... .... .... .... 10.00 603.75
Salaries from D Tax - .... .. .... $105.00
Apportionment due fo als ........ ........ ... 14 ...00 150.00
Wattsvll School
Salaries ........ ... -. -. .... -. -..... .........100.00
General- S
Insalanc .....................................$
Incidentals ..... .............................. 5.00 70.63
Total expenditures. school year ....7.lil8. ....... ....$2921.06
alane to credit of district303.41
Total .... .... ......................................$3,224.47
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS T. SIMPSON, Chairman.
a. re P.. . .A.I
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KEEP
YOUR MONE
P4 OUR BANK
AND HAVE
Why do you keep your money in your pocket, or your
house, when there is a safe place, like our bank, to pro
tect it?
When your money is in your house there is a temp
tation to spend it. When it is in our bank there is a
tmptation to add to it.
You have peace of ind when your money is safe.
Put it in our bank.
Start a Bank Acc nt OW.
We add 4 per cent. in rest.
Come t Our Bank.
The Enterprise National Bank
N. B. DIAL, President C. H. ROPER, Cashier
nother Big Week fune Specials
At J. C. Burns & Co.'s 2 Big Stores IeGoods for L-- c Moey
RED IIOTI1 PRICES. (T EAN 8WEEP.
Special lot Ladies' Slippers and Ox- Speial sale of Ladies' While Can
fords .... ......... $1.48 and $1.98 va:; Si:Iper' going a o 1 a 9 , 3,-11z r'vtived a it II' of
Consist of Patent leather, ua metal worth 2-! to 7 a p 1:d Hats, a ad IUady
andw hite cnnvas. Now is your ie -:)II" e.a
to buy foot dress and save sono ' P '.)'4 ll to $204
illey. S ;scaI valies fol .11a no sale In Ladies, Alwo are big
Spcial lot. of Fancy Lawns weiorth aad Ch ildl Most,. MIi I'Ii*
15o, going at.... .... .... ....I 0e I 41(1105 ..tk Boot Hose, special Jilne Nie iml 9%w.
Special lot yard-wide Bleaching, worth sale
25v. our .J ne sale lrice ......20e good vait- ')0(. 75e
limil it u yards to you. I w 1 1ad Child
Special lot best, Dress (1lighais 1,5,., 2!' I be 1ill o 7,C
Worth 30c a yard, our June sale
price to yott ..... ... .... ,25o a)peia
:t'-inch Silks, fine quaitoy, worth r$1 * tl p c 8 aitd !0(.
yard $2.25, our Ji n sale. $ C Special Jine offe of $1.01) t tte t19 1. 'i I)e ('mods at t. peeial
Special Straw Hat and Panama Hlat of Odd Voats frind) w gP a e4 t$
Sale 98c, $1.2-', $1 75 lt to . .$I.5 to................ .... ...
i t.y now 'and oIj qy lif a:)d )0e
y o u. b ra in s coo l. l li l t(Bea c h i d A olia iIi S it 4. u a lity a d -w id e B leac i g N o.
~V~i tiatis '01 a p oat I; . . .7.0 t 1.1 I at 1!),.
Children's S2lippers 69e, 93v nid up1i to It) t o
I ''2.35. 'l one are special values. ' o (o selec l, (ri. We'..P
25(, biottle Chan-horlain's D~iarrhoea
Itemedy (guaranteed), special Jine ad ook ,cod.
ut~le ('iimheiain's I )iri'ie'a .1onle rae of 11'on'.. I . : 1) il t of ht C ilc) I vorthI 2.-c a
sa I. .... .... .... .... .... .. 20
Keep a botIte ready. .... ith, 69', lSe III $1 -al ':1.14
I J.J ' !' ,'e shlirts, are, :;pvceai va:.Is . (ale I; Yad\idi 0'.'.' t 33eC
lIlE 1T0' MWNE PIRICES. for i e t I
C .. .,per1111' .l~t' I~ t -~o.11(i sale of Uwt2; ~tei' 'id~ir. . wht t .,';atP'
Me 's o :, pier pair. ..104-, the to -Ne It ; ,1ilD e.. il" a m
Worth te to 15e a pair )i'more else- and vota:: .Vthti'el aid 014! .t
.ore .liOia 'aic price 25w.
C t.: lox Soap .... .... ....20$.08 11) to............ ....$ . -,0110 yai'r 1(.:;t Apiron 0ingliams
Above noa Is now hig sold at 7c Tare 25 lt0' Ceat t('1' I Woti 311c) Salt prive 23e.
a cake by other IIIIs. the itAa - nyu Illeaching
1 hoxsIhe Iii 0bbon Matches, worth I1en's low cut Fhoes at nwvay-down WoH 3. ,C sate peer 2.
12e, our .)tunle -,ale piiec to you 2.c lriiL s $1.4S, 0.98 It:) to $6.00 a pall.a I'anis gotng it sale
C iecial Toilet SoalP sale--Armou r's ig line; ti kind, and shapes. .11 1"411 i ' , V)IIt e to
Soaps, 0orth 7 and 15c a cake $2-C0 I pall' nioro than w ask for
no0w .... .... .... .... 5e and 10C1!em
Ipecial valiues in Ladies' I lats fotl Palm111 Ii and Cool Clotfor, *6.9X,
Jine salv .. .... .. 198e, $1.24 t$73N:oi ui'$f Wnipole's Cod Lit$r
These llb titare going ftat-comlo Ie pC o .de jy If h intlie.(Il.11C-;le .. .... ..N
We have very near evfrythin may need. This newspaper would not list our two im
mense stocks of general merchandise. Our stocks are now doubly larger than ever before, and
our goods were bought many months ago. The saving in price is your if you will come in
and buy these goods whilethey last. Procrastination is the thief of time. Don't put it off; buy
while these two big stocks last. Now it's up to you; we have the goods and we are going to
Aell them. JUNE SPECIAL ---FANCY LAWN, 9c a Yard. 1
ed Iron ~ RkemwJ. C. Burns.& o
Two Stores WChock 'Full of General Merchandise
No. I Store 210 West Laurens Streethre
No. 2 Store North Side of S .uare, Burns Block $ ..