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JANl.ORw NEWS. * Lanford, March 28.-A few days of SUnlshine caused the farmers to get busy, but the rain Sunday 'will put them back for a few days. 'Everybody seems eager to be Plowing when they 'Cal. The Rural Improvement Assocla tion and Home Demonstration Club met Friday afternoon at the school house Those present 'olJoyed the * program and suggestions of Miss Daisy larris, the home demonstrator, and the social hour spent-over adlight fil refreshments served by Mrs. C. R. 'Cox was a treat to the housekeepers. 'Mr. 'Hoster Ferguson is visiting his sister, 'M.\ls. J. -S. Tr iggins, Mr. and Mrs. Harper Tliggins of Buffalo spent Sunday with their par ents. Air. A. ti1. Holmes and family went to Greenwood Saturday on a visit to relatives. Rev. J. R. iWilliams paid us a flying Visit -last wecek. 1ils hosts of friends were glad to see him back again and looking so well. Mrs. J. R. Patterson visited her sis ter, Mrs. J. A. Adams of 1Fouritain Inn last week. Mrs. A. M. Nash, of Greenwood, sP1ent a short while with her p)arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Lanfori last week. 'Plans are being made for a mission lary meeting here next Saturday. Al so a Sunday School worker will be present Saturday afternoon and Sun day morning, to address the congre 'gation. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Drummond went to Greenville on a business visit last week. Mrs. 0. L. Waldrep and 'Mrs. J. W. Jghnson were in Laurens Saturlay do ing some shopping. Miss 'Carrie Fow-ler visited Miss Elizabeth Martin at Ora last week-end. Mr. Boyd DeShields has purahased a new car, a flIne Studebaker. Mr. Toy Crow has purchased a resi dence and will move Into it this week. -Miss Gena Compton has about re covered from the flu and they will move to the farm near 'Mrs. Alice Moore. PROTECT YOUR ROOFS BY USING Our Goodyear Liquid Roofing Cement Ben F. Estes, Special Representative, Laurens,S.C. We also carry a high class of paints and varnishes. Will call on you at any time. Standard Paint and Lead Works Cleveland, 0. New Gioods'!; W. G. Wilson and Co. have opened for Spring and Summer wear complete lines in every department. SILKS in the best weaves. VOILES of the latest creation. A full line of Hosiery, Table Dam asks, Doilies and Towels. A full stock of Dress Ginghams and Apron Checks, Ladies' Neckwear and a full line of Notions. W. U. Wilson & Co. AV-1V ay- other That's Going to Save Us . Both Lots of Work" Wes1tr1 ElectiiC POWER & LIGHT ESS work for you in the house-clean safe lights all over Lathe' place. And it's goig to do a good many chores for me about the barn too. Everybody should have one of thpse outfits. How about lighting your farm?, Write, Phone or Call G. C. WATTS, Mountville, S. C. Agent for Laurena County "A4ND IKEROSENE R~E RUNS IT" * NOTES FROM ENOREE. * * * .. *Se o * * e e e* e S Enoree, March 29.--NVe enjoyed (?) another rainy Sunday yesterlay. As a matter of fact it has rained every fourth Sunday in this year. Notwithstanding the rain, the churches here and at 'Lanford were open for services. It is an ill wind that doesn't blow somebody good; the rains are furnish ing an abundant supply of water for the mill. The construiction forces tare til at work here. The system of ligihting the town will soon be complete. Ii the course of a week they will turn the electric current on the street lamps, and judging from the number of lam-ps that are being Installed, *we will have something of a white way. The 10noree Mills have been build ing many new 'houses, but they can't build 'them fast enough, so they are importing some ready-made houses. The 'Baptist people, Rev. C. .13. (Prince, pastor, will begin a series of meetings here on Monday, April 5th. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. Mr.' Buckholtz, state evangelist. Dr. Buckholtz comes highly recommend ed as a revivalists It is hoped lie will have a successful meeting here. lours of services, 8 and 7:30 1). i. We had a marriage here Saturday evening. Mir. Robert Cromer of in ion and Miss 'Pearl Wesson were mar ried at the Baptist iparsonage, Rev. C. R. Prince, the bride's pastor olliciat Ing. The road construction forces are putting in sonmc good work just over the river, having begun up near 'Mr. Malcolm Burnett's. They are rapidly approaching the river at the bride. The grade has a railroad appearance. Ford runners tell us that the road between 'Enorce and Lanford Station Is real dangerous. Mr. E'dgar Wardell. who has been in school preparing for the ni nistry. has returned to Enorep, and will spend a few months here before returning to school. Edgar is a line fellow-a real good man-and we are glad to have him and his excellent family in our midst again. About the happiest set we see these days is the grou'q of six young ladies. who preside so gracefully and so ef fleiently over the deiartments of our graded school. Beautiful harmony prevails between teachers and pupils, ant the parents are delighted. The choristers are preparing to gve uts some good and appropriate music at the FEaster services next Sunday. The "tacky party" at the hall last week, in the interest of the Y. W. C. A. was pronounced both a pleasant and 'proflitable occasion. Mir. J. ). King is gathering material preparatory to erecting his residence on the West Side. Very -perceltable energy was dis played in the closing days of last week in the garden line, but the rain has effectually cooled the ardor for the pre'setnt. a. e e o * e eoe eeee se e * ('Oil) P'INT' -Ni:IVS. * ('old Pin'tt, .\archi 2P.---V rmer is her'ie ilowed ai few dlays last week, but the rainl Sn~dlay ha~s knlo('ked it up ror iihe biiggest 'at of this w.eek. .\lr. Ityon Nichllsik went up) to Spar t aanhurig last Sat li rd(ay antd re(tur niedi Sundi~ay. .\r. Guy~ A. .\ioore r.Vent to Auusta last week to see his father, who was .sick w ith fuI t. lie left ihis fat her ham .\li's. TI. PI. lDuunan aiid 'hildreni spent Ilast week wvith her1 mothier, .\ltis. J. C. Weeks, oif Watts .\lills. - .\lris. Sadlie (aetz, of Siartanhurr, is visitinig relatives hiere. .\is. J1. .l.iJones is visiting her sis tr near' <ross ii ili. finieel Ido his hioume foir two wee-ks, is out again. .\i'. Tony Weeks, of Watts .\liils Is v'isiting; relatives he're. A numberi of young ladies frnomi lie ILsboni sectlonl visitIed thle M\isses ('hap i mana Sounlay afternoon. .\r. (rover' Donnon, of 'Watts M\ills, sient Saturdlay afteirnoon wi1th tlon ("arrnington. .\rs. L. .\ . Duncan visited relat ite; M\r. J. D. H~unter andi daughter. Louiise, spient last Sunday with Mi's. E. L,. Leake. *5e'. OOD 70 DjM* - 0EE TiNS ONL.Y COF'FEEe * RIDDIES OLD FIELD NEWS. * * * Iiddles Old Field, March 28.-The farmers have been taking advantage of the few spring days during the past week. Still it continues to rain and ploughing will be delayed for some time. The women folks are very anx lous -to garden. They .are also busi ly engaged with their spring chickens. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martin and Mrs. Lidle Harris of Lurens visited rela tives in this section last week. Mrs. W. L. Garrett, who has been on the sick list for some time is slow ly improving. We wish ror ner a speedy recovery. Mr. C. D. AMartin has recently pur chased a saw mill, formerly owned by Mr. Earl Gray, and is now sawing for Mr. W. lj. Garrett. Miss ,lester 'Britton was a rccent guest of Miss Ida 'Dee and HIarlow Garrett. Miss Bess iDonnan spent the week end tt home. Mr's. Tumblin, of Ora, is visiting her daugihter, Mrs. 'P. il. Cooper. The people of !this sdction sym tiathize w!th .r. Lonnie 'llughes dur ing the reecent sickness and death of his wife. NIr. E. Ii. Gariett, J. .\. 'odd, Mr. ani Mirs. P. H. Owens and Irene, were in L1aurens Monday. Sunday being a rainy day all visi-ts were postponed until Easter. -*Engraved Cards and Invitations. Advertiser Printing Co. N VER 1) ORE in the history of the world have such aston ishing opportunities been presented to young men and wo men. Make 1920 'the foundation stone upon ;which to build years of future success and prosperity. Your future is in your own hands. Will you make of it a succes sor a failure? Wc have started hundreds of young people on the road to success. May we render the same service to you? Write for particulars as to courses, rates, etc. GREENWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE Aunder same, management RlEENWOOD, S. C. Asheville, N. C. A. E. HILL Of Spartanburg Former Solicitor Seventh Circuit Announces FOR CONGRESS LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS..... ....FOR SALE BY.... ADVERTISER PRINTING Co. Give a 1ittle thought to the Easter Suit DON'T rush into the first shop and put down your money for some brand as unknown as Columbus' uncle. Look around a little whether you come here first or last. HIGH-ART CLOTHES Made by Strot5se & 11rothers, Inc., Ialtimoire, \d. will be your choice if you really make comparison. The more you knc - about clothes the better we like it. \Vharton Clothing Co. CASH CLOTHIERS---"SUITS ME" Laurens, S. C. Greenwood, S. C.