The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 10, 1918, Image 10
MUSGIOVE NEWS.
Musgrove, du!y 7.-Rev. Mr. Tenm
'iletnan, of Itlurens, spoke to us yes
:erday from Corinthians 15:33. Iiis
riendly grecting and splendid words
vere enjoyed by all present. We
-hall b3 glad to have Rev. Templeman
i our midst at any time.
Mr. W. it. .lyers and family spent
'e Fourth in Spartanburg as guests
.f relatives.
Messrs. Tom 11. Carroll, Hugh and
'ohn Bolt Culbertson, of Mtaddens.
--pent Sund-l( y -with .\lr. 1r 1101i.
Mr. and .\rs. 't.dd Atwell and r.
''an Anderson of Spiartanburg were
'he week-etnd guests of Mr. and M rs.
'ill Anderson.
Miss Kathleen BettMll, of Uinion,
the attractive guest of her aun.
irs. lobin G lenn. 1er father, Mr. ).
Bettsill, was also a guest of Mrs.
'lenn Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. AW. 'M. Myers and
':1ughter, IuthI. were businetss visitors
Lau rens anad Spartanburg Saturday.
Messrs. Roy and Claude Trammlle
:ent Sunday with \Ir. Homer Wood
ff.
.iss 1afbb'n Ittsill and .\ 's.
.ary Lites were Sunday guests of Miss
ara Frances Glenn.
We wish to extend our hearty wel
Inme 'o tle Tlornwell orphans who
ive moved to th0.ir suimimler cotIages
Ml~ar sgrove mill.
V> are very sorry to report the
'lsses'Blyrd on the sick list this week.
le hopLe they will soon be well again.
.\Mr. Ira Bolt spent the Fourth with
.r. Paul Pr'ince.
.\essrs. 1). A. iand It. M,. Glenna ad
ill Anderson were business visitors
Clinton Saturday.
The farms abhout h ere are looling
I but are beginning to need rain.
.\liss Bolhel Iolt spent tle Foumth
-ith Misses 131nt lie and Frances An
rson.
OU CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUEF, AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT,
ive your hair! .ik l thileh. r:ny
Ossy nnd bi' ful at nece.
TFry 11s yol w.ill.arate:' :m apa:lb-~a
Dlandlerine, yOtt cnli not find :i
e tra(e of dandreff or fallin-, hair
idl yourl sca .-ill not itch, butl %vhi"1
ill please .oi most wil; b aIov
w weeks' use. vhen you Z4 eP":
.ir, line and downy a tirt .. '
ally new hai-growin all over the
alip.
A little l):'.dtminc' imil'I "iii"- dou
-,; thI, he:mly o" yo01:- hIrl. .( dif
A-a g g y , jI' m . o n :t - e -
'rough yo:u' h; ii'. ialhi:. one-:ul
"and it a i:e io elffoe is mm -
-1te and amai: - uri;' hair w .
pernch r I: bundanhi--e:'e c'' n'V Ir I
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1CROSS HILL NEWS. *
Cross 11111, July 8.-Rev. Geo. 'E.
' uith, :astor of the laptist. church,
who last sutiner offered his services
to the g'iovernment, has been accepted
and ordered to report at L.ouisville,
Friday, 12th inst... for training as
army cha!lain. He will be in this
training school for live weeks, at the
end of which time, if he passes the
rertuired examinations, he will be as
signed to duty somewhere in the army.
At his last service held here Sunday
evening the church granted hin leave
of absence for live weeks without any
cesastion of salary. Rev. P. S. Ellis,
of Clemson College, will till Mr.
Smiti's appointments in his absence.
.Nilr. Smith will leave here Wednesday
at noon for Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, Ky.
.isses +l',la .May and Lillian Mar
t in of Westminster are here for' Scy
cral days' visit to their rclatives in
Cross Hiill.
Pos'master Wmll. W. WharIton left
Saturday for Florida to Join th( other
menbers of his family at Ieesburg in
that state. In his absence the post
o 'ico is lli linc arge of (lie assistait post -
master, I. L. MeSwatn. Mr. Wharton
Is expecting to be called into tihe wae
service this month.
;Dr. and .\Mrs. Whitesides of Maiden,.
N. C., are spending a few weeks here
with relatives. The doctor is full to
overflowing of patriotism and interest
in the World War. HIs annual sum
mer visits are very pleasant indeed to
his friends in Cross 1111.
Rev. and Mrs. leo. P". Smith, Rev. E.
A. Fuller. Mrs. .. Wade Iill, Miss
Ecleanor Dial. and .\lr. W. P. Culhert
son attended the Baptist Assembly at
Greenville during last 'week.
Last Saturday afternoon, Press 'on
way, colored, who lived with 'Mr. W.
A. Workman, came Into town and
while standing talking to one of the
merchants suddenly dropped dead.
Ileu rt failure is thought to he the
:nuse of Iiis su dden death. lie was
agreeable and a "ood field hand and
had lived with \il r. Workian a num
!-or of years.
KNOC'E:D !N H11-.VD.
Io use Refuses to ,ioin S.nate hi l'.'us
for \'acation1. Wilsott .i s fu'r .k
hmonl 111r4 ('ontrol Bill.
\Wasinigton, .1ly 6.-Plan; for an
limme(diate ces of congress wr t, I ip
ret late tonist when Ihe hisome al
jon -ncd until .\ionday w.*itiot a'tin
I y t1e seiate ;>ovidinig fo. a'n in'
:e tuntil .\:) s 121!h :uth11jec' to u.n
(_rlier call by the pire.G!n:t.
.aj:i y 1.:de Ktcin lr h:.d a'al
i!: im:ni;a't. co i : ralto! : ihe
en te rolhin. hilt afteo i
:e eo ei e wit'hdi.wm "Ii: r; -inest
1a n o I:e
m ! (p aut.
I ~ ~ !a I (f! ((11
ty o oi f. if 0ubni "ion if.k
-i1v v : ;.o uli . ri ;mr.1in
.......... .... .. .... 10..0
tax.s ...~ . .... . ... II 2 .- .e.0.0
'dited, In adlvance ofm
ate)......,.............. .2.0
piosits) subject to Reserv~e
iys):
k .............. ............70,512.70
than 30 days (cithler than
. .. . . .. . .. ... ... 8,936.72
.... .... .... .... .... 235.7t
.. . . . . . . . . .30.00
than bank deplosits) sub
..............$ 79,715.18
ible after' 30 days, or sub
and postal savings):
1 for money borrowed).. 39,307.55
.... ... ... ... ... 18671.26
) Reserve..$107,978.81
.... ... .. . . .. ... $253,844l.l4
thosqe with Federal TI-c
.... ......................$1 l1,38.4it
Iriens, sa:
Lost of :ay kno~vledgo and .belief.
ic this 8th (lay of July, 1918.
C. A. DOWMitLnI C. . n
the senate was read yto begin its vaca
tionl when the house suddenly blocktd
the plans of the leaders.
Senator leaders, Irrate and ignorant
over Mr. 1itchin's action, dcelared
late tonight that congress would be
held here indefinitely and that no va
cations, even for a brief time, would be
taken. Arrangement were made for
beginning immediate consideration in
the senate of the telegraph and tele
illone resolution, with xtensive hear
Ings planned to begin not later than
July 15th.
The senate's decision, by a narg'
of but one majority-27 to 26-to ad
journ until August, which the house
actiom forestalled, was said by lead
ers to have been prompted by .belief
that the wire control legislation would
not be substantially delayed, in view
of vigorous opposition and eilland for
thorough investigation.
The House sprang its surprise as;
the senators were awaiting word that
the concurrent resolution had been
passed,' and were preparing to leave
town for the summer vacation. Not
the slightest doubt wits felt on the
Senate side that lie program as ar
ranged would go through. III spite of
the prCsident's insistence that the
telegraplh-telephonce legislation be en
actd as quickly as possible, it was be
lieved that a majority of the members
of both houses were anxious to got
away and would b only too glad I'
take advantage of the opportunity of
fored by the prospect of extended
hearings before the Senate commit
tee.
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JOH1N PU1ROY MITCHEL wrecked machine indicated that Major
FALLS TO DEAT IM'itchel fell from the machine, offered
Lake Charles, La., July .-Major no explanation as to how the accident
John Purroy Mitchel, former mayor occurred. It is a rule that all flyers
of New York City and an officer in the be fastened in the planes by a safety
aviation section of the signal corps, belt and whether examination of the
was instantly killed at Gerstner Field wrecked machine indicated taht Major
today when he fell' from a single seat- Mitchel had failed to do this or that
600 feet. the belt broke was not stated. Major
Major Kirby, commanding oilcer at .\Mitchel ha(' been in the air about half
cr scout plane tit a height of about an hour when he fell.
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