The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 19, 1919, Image 8
C. 11. BOB1O AUAIN
HEADS BAPTISTS
:Ilected President of Baptist Conven
tion for Second Time. C. 11. Itoper
Elected Treasurer.,
elit Bapti st state convention, which
was in session li Colutibia last week,
adjOiIned We(ne'slay night, to meet
a-ain next year in Columbia. With
columbia Is headriuarters of the Bap
list (lenomination, the plan is to have
all of the conventions held In that
city. The session just closed was the
19th Con vention.
Btefore adjournment the convention
t Ived Rlev. F. H1. Martin, D. D., of
Floren'ce, to pieach the convention
sernton next year. 1Rev. J. ). Crain,
state evangelist. was selected as alter
nate, C. B. Bobo, of Laurens, was re
ilectd as piesident; .1. .1. Lawton, of
laitsville, ahd 1lev. A. T. Jamison, 1).
D.. of Greeirwood, were elected vice
presidents. Rlev. W. C. Allen, of Dil
lon, was elected recording secretary;
Rev. A. B. Kennedy, of Columbia, was
made assistant recording secretary. J.
Furman Moore, of . Greendiile, was
elected statistical secretary and C. 11.
Ropor, of Lauirens, was chosen treas
nrer.
J. C. B.\ARKSDA).\ ',1-: 1l-.\D.
VI'rotr'esslie 4otnti Farner Dles at
Ilospiil\l iter Week's lilness.
.1. C. Ialsdale, one of the best
knowi and mlo iist progressivi young
ftrmers of iw' county, di''d at the
.1 -,la I ry Sanlitariuitn Wednesday
nihti following an operationl. lie had
ten very ill for several days and Il
operation was resorted to as a last
measure to save his life. but he wa.
inl such a weakened colition that hr
was utnalie to wvitlhstand the shocI{
The funeral seivices were held al
('ie-stnui1t Ridge church Thutrsday af
t' rnoon, the services being conducted
by hi" pastor, Rev. .. 11. Williams. A
large nitmber of people from Clinton
Iaurens and ihe surrounding ITerritot
was present to pay a tribute to hi:
mte'mi ory and many floral iIribuites wert
placed upon1 the grave.
Mr. fBarksdale %as a son of the 1at
A. R. llarksdale. who died severa
years ago. Ile was a graduate o
C lemson College and was employed It
rhe extention department of that. In
stittion for several years. bei n;
county farm deionstrat.or' in lar'n
well and Abbeville counties. lie T
sined the latter position upon th
deati of his father' to take charge o
Ilie home place and here lie was sue
t'tssfully farming along progressiv
lines when death overtook himit. Abou
two years ago he married liss (e1
r'b1. Lever, of Colim bla, but sit
passed a way durinig the influenza epi
deimic last wintieir leaviig an infati
d1aughter iow about ten mioilths oh
tsidles this child lie is survived b
hi muotlir, one sister, Miss .Mar
Icksdlale, and the following brotl
' : Col .1. .\of. iar'ksdale, or Clii
til: .\. 1). Lj. fBarksidale. of (r'e('i
vi; Clyde aid Nathan lBar'ksdal
Mr n. ltar'ksdlei wvas not onily a I'
Ilhe was art active' wvorkeri in t)1
church being a deatcon in ihe ('lhts
r Itidg'e Iap is' thurcebi werli
\,iy alw' a: t his Itti ofdu:.
ini erinte~ lii u Hokl onile 11 Weill.
JIA itreceival a shipnt:2 :n of' bookr
Ia tun distribut t 't i ts fIend tini h
a tvon. Tin hookage Ice lntild if
li~ifti at li- b. wic h ae n ~
inth sere ion hI ereii ith wel i l h:
alr rady t don daia e Th e b ok isa
!" i stibuioni an I i nay biiii ha l
nain" ltt h'ibank
I 'Iinit rf u n rens.
Wh res I-iion :Gene i byu l a l
Oi uh t'' rs l nu i'liial rhao
na.'(iii I I(Iiln f r I eh- I ion ou
r' tlo i n ofi it ti " a 'adition
in Vtt'. onteprpry n
'lhre I d i'o ri li e I e oi rabi ico
i'a . Thrse ag a f ile w ill add
Iua b an s2i If intoa~n bao clari
N''e. ' till da - ata pon11C atd pie: ltio
''iiaflope util 'lt- hohr of thI ol
hitheannt;.ien't-n ivhf theyshallof I
('hl(O i r ie il.. s 'tttd
Thelt stuhleubtri ta'so' rtrn r'el r
p'fteelecta propnrtoyi fotyxattnrat
whnon exhbi (te'itaxi rcits~ land rei2
letrati c riic tsa.rq i
wor "YMt " rifty orr ('rinlye Bhar
CLINTON NEWS.
C il 0
P.Cee.. We e ... ... e
Clinton, Nov. 17.-Mrs. W.4P. .Jacobs c
xnd son spent last week In Spartan- 81
burg with her- mother, Mrs. Shockley. O
Mr. and Mrs. Guy '11. Copeland of r
Cartersville, Ga., spent several days
with the former's parents, .Mr. and i
Mirs. Rhett Copeland, last week. h
Mrs. 1. A. i lays spent the week-end N
in Spartanbu rg with :Mrs. ',. E. Glenn. c
Mrs. J. F. .Jacobs, .ir. entertained the Y
Knitting Club last Tuesday afternoon. I
After a pleasant hour of sewing and c
knitting, the hostess served a delicious r
salad course and hot tea to the fol- i
lowing guests: .lesdanies Kenneth I
ilurdette, John T. Young, W. 3. Ow- 0
ens, Jr., 'Misses Nancy Owens and lDor- e
cas Mason.
Mrs. J. .NM. Pitts spent the ,week-end
in Spartanburg with relatives.
Dr. .1. W. Reames spent Sunday in
Greenwood with his sister, 'Mrs. Chas. t
T. Bailey.
liss Mary llean entertained the
Kill Kare Klub at a lovely luncheon
last Saturday.
.ilr. and \lts. .1. F. .acols .Ii.. en
titailned at a dinner party last 'T'lurs
dlay e ven in g. A delicious couirse diI
11r was se'rved to the followilig guestS:
Mr. and Mrs. 1). ('. '1ustiss .lr. and
Mrs. It. F. Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. Iugh
I)onnon and Mr. and Mrs. .odie ('hand
Ier.
Again on Friday evening Mr. an11d
.\rs. .1. P". Jacobs. .i., entertailned the
follo w ing frien ds at a dinner party:
Mr. and .\lrs. I liugh SiIpson. Mr. and
.\lrs. Gary 1) Nllard, Misses Conile .\ar
tinl and l'dna Clayton; .\Messrs. Al
IIrice and l'ringle Copeland.
miss 'dia l('ayton returneld to her
home at Ilonea Path Sunday after
spending several days in town with
friends.
\lessrs. W. IP. .acobs and .1lohn T.
YouIlg retlirned Saturday after spend
,ng several days in Charleston.
Ms. Ilenry Young was tile guest of
er daugliter. Mrs. .Joln lienry in
(ireenv ill4 last week.
.\lis. .1. I). Bell gave a lovely rcep
tion Saturday aftlernoon at her beaiu
tifu home o( C'alver Aveiille. Mrs.
11l I was assisted in entecr tain ing by
M.\esdaies .1. 1". .lacobs. ...,. A Cole
ian, llugh Simipson, Gary Dillard,
\\ill D)IIllrd, W\. .\. Alcaillan, lRoh
\'anc, .lhn little, lleedler \Workmani
and Geo. I')lis. l)elicious block cream
and fruit cake and coffee were seived
about t.wo hundred guests.
.I\r. Tom Robertson is the guest of
his pa)lrents, -.\lr'. and Mrs. J. T. Robert
son.
MI's. W. J. Balley and Miss Clara
ucket attended tlt, D. A. It. conveii
lio ia -aw last week.
.\il. yri'us Iailey spient several days
last week in Augusta with his family,
who are le giesis of .\I'. and lMrs.
Franlk fPleminig.
lessis. Larry and I'lwood Iilailrd
and11 Dr. .\1caddeni ale in Society lIill
on a hunitinig trip this week.
- 4 l 'N('~ !ili" IIL.tu 1N .'IZ4tlii It tu.
ni Neuro'4 ('hilid \hIouit i liInr (ltd.
".\iinih" .\iilai. a youngish ne4tro
min of thle ipper parti of th oi limt v. i
ai t' 'oin iil a:a a re~ tilt o: th
t>iiei usle of his; 4 tron" rboht arml
n1 :.;4 chi\i.'d (rmil fi l oc Friday lid
th'ea mis fl-mrymiking awhi)cid bu 1v'ich
.( wii Ion at whe ir.c ".luch" Iat ii
tions i titighisth oponeti ~orl414 'i'meho
day' iand is alive yEt. '"\liulh" was tak
nill (hare by~ onei 'of ihe bysatandl'rs
Iho wS- near . Moni:- approacheslli havYe
d I : ,'any bu heco t iue thI
ilalin Tem 'p
bright iy. I iwant you lito wii ea x
sa(:e ih o know a loi 11bomi. Shall
TI'Ihie boys lii'ked lheii' pen.i- anel
than11 thi( res, ',o hie went 1' n-ao to
"c.\ty father' has a bh-yl.'" he ('art.
'lie took It out1 the ot hiI day aind
1- went'o for' a rile. lie caught hi I whrel
ii in the ('ar rails and had a spill. I his
h iii'vcle 'was smashed. I think tis I
kI about iltIfy wor'ds. Alyv father uised
e the other four hundr'ed and fifty' as
he '1 cried ' the bicycle home.''
SPies Cured Ia 6 to 14 Days
Drug'iota refund money if PAZO OITMl!NT falk
to cure Itching, Blind. Jiceding or Protruding Pili a.
lutcnt!y'relieves Itching Ples and youca a
rl. .hai le after the ihst applcahion. PricA *O
IISON THREATENS
TO LOCK UP TREATY
(Continued from Page One.)
Lnvas the Democratic ranks to make
ire how many votes can ,bc counted
I against the committee's, qualified
ttileation resolution.
Senator litchcock believes more
ian thirty senators will join with
im In voting down this resolution,
hile upward of -a 'score of irrecon
iable lIepublicans -are expected to
cte against any kind of ratification.
L will take only thirty-two votes to
ut off the t'wo-thirds necessary to
atify. The Democrats say there Is
ittle chance. therefore, that the
'resident will be put to the necessity
f dealing at all with any ratifleation
mbodying the reservations which he
egards as a rejection of the treaty.
Of the many reservations proposed
y individual senators And still pend
ng, the ienders on both Sides agree
hat very few will be accepted by the
enate. 'le thirteen committee reser
ations already adopted, together ;with
me relating to tile labor provisions
Lnld one to Voting e(titality in the lea
ue. are expected to about tell tit
tlory of senate qualticat ions.
The two ina1l reservations on th1e'
01111ttee pogram, wihel were re
ected today. Iever had been pledged
he sipport of tle mild reservation ists
1u11i on 11 roll cIll they voted with
lie )emocrats. 'lhe first of tihe pro
posals wokild have declared tle un
wilingless of illh- !'nted States to as
um ie any t'sponsibility for the Ger
man overseas possessiols, which .un
(der the trealy, are Ceded to tile bIig
five 1owers penlding establishment of
Ilt mandatory system.
M.ORE' IEAI,TV EA1S.
Stores oil lublic Sluare ('hainge tllnds
'Twice lin Short Time.
Following thet' sa!e of one of th'e
Wells CIardy Company slore rooi
announe(d in The Advert iser last
week, sales of property onl the pvublic
square followed ini quick succession.
The following day .\1t. Ienclioff, thc
pur ichlaser of tihe \ells Cardy storI
room1. IIurn11ed around and resold-it 1c
.\Ii. ,Wells Clardy himself at a priet
understood to have been around $17.
(00 -with a "tice suit of clothes" thiowl
i as good measui re. On tile satme da)
.\Ir. tarl Wilson sold his other pub
Ie stuare property, the laiksdal<
uitding nlow occulpied by Iis Overlan(
agency and Mr. William Solomon. it
.\It. 1). E. Todd, the consideration be
ing around $2.,000. By the next da3
.\it. Todd had Sold 'ir. Solomion th<
stot'e lie is occupying and to Gray A
Fasterby the store Occlpiied by til
\\'iisoni-Overland Company. Thle gar
a i in the rear wasI, i'etainled by 'M
Todd and has been rented to \lt'. 01
:on. formerly with the Wilsonl-Over
land Conmpany. who it is tuderstool
will do service work oi OverlInd ani
Kissell ('ars t linies I, handled by hil
former emplo1yer.35
A nothlerI realty ( deal madeI( ret'('
was t hec sale of thie store njow ocell
pied by *\i'. .lhn .\. Franltks to N.\r.
ionled~ to1 .\1r. TI. N. Iirksdale. .\I
I hv.ine:: lei' pailt no) annIouineanient I
P'eran (amp1 No4. ..':7, Gray\ ('our3
month1 Iif Novembe4r, on \\'.1dh >da
dtes to be('(1'( 30itiated.14. \na s t~e
the new roles all does mtn'- he( ii
31o1 later3 bhan iluist dI.a Sn
3,(3Ilnt . It is hope (' h n. 4
ler will p~ty dioe: for' a b4
Ii. I,
.. -.I f3 1 iN :( N . ;E
l'oblo'd are \
Far1o I.n .
m31 t. :'4 1 1 m 34 b1 L ;'. a.- Ihi
wilbe the last I haa31(+.
fhI: I.' ,;- I ,*- : f ie II
le d!!.r to 'IL wi* b4> o chibr'
3b u h bl e : . r e : m1d) i i ! I h e ' 3 3 1 b l i(
h,'r n.'1 her : '' . 1I,. Indy' with hiE
Stockholm aln Icehouse.
SAt >':hohn~ is buIlt upon islantds, nn
the 55m means303 "an '31 Island In s'ound(.
For seve'(ral mnonths In tho year It I
losed biy Ice.
G1rows's Tasteloss citill TIoric
restrei vitality and energy by purifying andoe
rkhing the blood. You can soon feel its Strengt
ug. . nortn g .. ...i. Efect . s d a.
LAND SALE.
Itate of South Carodina,
County of Laurens.
IN COURT OF COMlON PIEAS.
Villis Burton et al, Plaintiff,
against
C. C. Hopkins, Defendant.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
n the above stated case, I will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, at
-.0OL tiEATER ~
PE
Hors
We2 be
that we hay
ness at War
hand a shipi
mrules and:
ing. We in
s ~tock and be
friends will
the prices.
Our plat
the very bes
so f)lat our
tage of the
Ware Sh(
L. O
Laurens C. H., S. U., on Salesday in
December next, being Monday the i1st
day of the month, during the legal
houps for such sales, the following de
scribed property, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel or land
lying, being and situate on East Main
Street, in the City of Laurens, County
and State aforesaid, containing sev
enty-fve one-hundredths (75-100) of
an acre more or less, bounded on the
north by East Main Street, on the east
Portable 14
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brings the heat to the
actly the amount desih
It is clean, safe, odorles
burns ten hours on
kerosene, without soo
easily filled and re-wi(
Its use during the
avoids the necessity fo
furnace.
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RFECT:
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g to announce
e entered the Iia
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rnent of sturcyj<
nice horses f r
vite an early ins
elieve that our c
be pleased with
1 is to buy and I
t stock,both Hor
customers may
best the markel
~als Live Sto4
McNINCH -
by George Hopkins lbt, on the south
by lot of D. E. Todd, and west by lot
of Beverly Scott.
Terms of Sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers, atainps and recording.
If the terms of sale are not complied
with, the land to 'be re-sold on same
or some subsequent Salesday on same
terms, at risk of former purchaser.
'C. A. POWER,
C. C. C. P. & G. .S., Laurens, S. C.
Dated, this Nov. 7, 1919. 17-3t-A
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a gallon of
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:ked.
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r starting the
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ustomers and
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