The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 02, 1919, Image 2
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IN MEMORIAM. *
Mr. Leonard C. Abercrombia died at
tho family residenco near Hickory
Tavern on the morning of Saturday,
June 21st, after a long sickness which
he had borne with great fortitude and
resignation. Mr. Abercrombio belong
id to a well known family of that sec
tion, and was held in the highest es
leem by all who knew him. lIe was a
inan oi good character and sterling in
Legrity, honest and upright, in all his
lealings witli his fellow man.
For many years Mr. Abercrombie
was magistrate for that community,
tmd in the dischargo of his office,
marndii the goodwill and esteem of his
tellow citizens by the fearless and
i hful dischargo of his duties, to
varid hoIh black and while, who had
)ffedl agailnst the law, lie also
ild the position of rural policeman
or1 the colity for a n utmber of years,
ind was (our1el one of lilt best len
)>n the forer, and very highly regarded
Iy tIe Sheriff anld other 'fficers of Ih ?,
ntliity. Thi fiieral of tle dleceased
*niik (mani took iplace. last Saturday
S1in a. l''riih.di ip C'hur lch, and
tmbil by the hirgst, crowd of
Ser her. 'Til :'rvices at ihe
hac wVe:- coldnl Ieted by Ih liev. .1.
-\\lr M~ill. The bodyN wvas
T d II i e i.- Iaeli tal
Y ' Is .i o in . Ih I i - , i-i
I of li I) unt 1. Th
t h
S ma1 % rAmii4r1.1 Arian Pra. ,
to \uie Amed too chrg
usiness of itheo
busy.
American bu-i i
tire Ameica
business of provi<
a living.
Only th.:ough
of all car e .:W
whiilh rm.2( c d
one re'N2r 2. wV1
I great Amnt -ican.'
Iterprets; its
than the merc
ing MVo rm y,
fu!nos;.
itnmd the (?
beneits thm.
Swiftn &s ao
Quan6'ty 1n
funss o 85%
it hlps an th
and the ise
beeiste
and died in the faith of our Lord Jes
us Christ. Much sympathy is felt for
Mirs. Abercrombie, who with a number
of children, left to mourn his death.
She is a daughter of 'Mr. Neal Knight
and greatly esteemed by all who know
her. It must bring her consolation to
know that her deceased husband was
one of the most popular and best lov
ed men in the community, as testified
by the helpfulness land sympathy ex
l'itedd to her and the family, during
his long and severe sickness. Every
day brought numbers of friends offer
ing their help and prayers. May our
Obrother rect in peace. "After life's
fitful fever ho sleeps well". "Blessed
are they wh die in the Lord".
"J. W. D.".
31ENACE IN DIIRTIY 310NEY.
0141 Notes Should be Replaced by
New.
New Orleans, June 21.-.oney cir
culating In Parts of the country re
mote from Washington and cities
where there are subtreasur'ie s is so
"filthy" as to be a menace to the pub
lic heath, according to the delegates
today attending the convention here
of the Steel and Copperplate Printers
Union. A resolution was adopilI as;
ing congress to eaet legis !ationi wihich
w hilt ilsiurev freer' and easir mone
t ar circulat1yion. 1o l
w . delia~ tes flelaired, Ile ioir'y
ha. h 1eionIe, old and so .2r-h ol:1 41enl
h pitle :wsitalt to handlie iH. New
1Imir curren-clcy could( hL;boiitd
lhe y 0 aid, by wat y of solution ;I f thereon,
Wasl provision inl th1o law for IIh( trea
ul1y dI(par-ltent to J)ay3 for tho rn
I oriationl of Iaper. currency to and
from III!he banks. COpies of hre
111ion we(re en to P'resident \\'ilsono,
I (r. and the reretary of iho
A reSoliution was 'flo I indursu ing
a l action s takeni of Iaahor, at it. .\ilan
I:(. City convention,.
state of being
pe-l in, te i
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gi with
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WIPROFi
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOCIETY FORMED
Sons and Daughters of Palmetto State
Organize Society at Capital. Three
Hundred Meimbers.
Wasington, Juno 26.--rho South
Carolina society of Washington .was
organized hero Tuesday night at Ward
man Park hotel at which time some
thing like three limdred men and
women of the Palmetto State, feeling
the necessity for a closer social union,
formed tho society.
For several months alumni of Win
throp Collego have been at work on
!his matter, ascertaining just what
South Carolina are here, andI generally
canvassing the situation. Of this col
lege itself there are a number of wo
mnen in Washington and quietly but
effectively they worked and announe
(I a few (lhys ago that the ilrst pub
lic meeting of the society at which
tine it would he formally organizel
wtould bo held TIesday evening.
Var(lnan Park hotel Is a favorite
gathering place for Washington so
oiety and1 when the Iiine came for the
Warhington resilents or the Palmetto
Stata to asseible, IlIire wvere some
hir g like two or1 tlr ee Ini u idred on
hai d
W'elcornel by \'intlhroj aunini an(
otler ho5livs who for'Ini'i-ly livel inl
South Carolina, ther was 11. one a
spirit. o fr iedliess aori i:oml frelig
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414'he4e by te reception4..13'41 commttee1
hil es 1o the o'Jice of lirbgadier' Genil4
McManus, where their wives and
members of their families were await
ing them.
The pier where the Zeppelin docked
was a mas1 of flags and bunting, In
addition to Admiral Glennon and his
staff, an army guard of honor was
drawn up and as the men stepped
from the ship bugles sounded and
bands played. A clear space around
the shore end of the gangway was
maintained and the overseas flyers'
marched off, led by Commander Tow
ers, who cammanded the flight. He
presented each one to the admiral and
General MeManus, for personal con
gratulations. The end of the dock
was crowded with army and naval of
flcers and officials of the port.
As the Zeppelin steamed into view
through the mist, escorted by a score
of smnall naval craft, whistles blended
into a deafening roar of welcome. On
one of the navy boats were the wives
ail other relatives of the aviators
who greted the ship as she entered
the harbor.
Among those on the (lock was E. C.
Howard, formerly mechanic of the
NC-i, who was prevented from mak
ing the flight by an acci(ent which
cost him one of his hands a few das
before the (eparture from Rockiaway
Ib-nch. No oi)e was more nthiutiastic
inl is congratulations an( Ihe re -
-);A, frolm his former associates
wa no less wva1rm.
A d 1etail4-d re(.port or Ole flijut laos
wi l :)re larcd which will he presented
to 1he navy s-a t e t eee te
7" to \\';.~hinguon, however, the Ily
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