The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 02, 1920, Image 14
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* LANFOlRD NEWS.
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LanforV, -May 31.-'Rev. Chas. E.
Vermillion preached the ordination
sermon Sunday afternoon, the three
deacons being ordained were Messrs.
I. J. Patterson, M. it. Burnett, 'A. R.
Holmes. Rev. Sexton delivered tihe
charge to the new deacons, and the
services were very impressive an( un
joyed bhy all. Rev. Sexton and family
and 1er. Vermillion were the gutests
of .\lr. and .Mrs. C. D. Cox.
Mrs. L. M. Cannon and liss Nora
Cannon. Mrs. C. L. Waldrep and .lMrs.
C. ). Cox attended the Laurens county
l?:itter contest Satirday aid enjoyed
it v. :y much. I think we will voic'.
the :n~met of a!! the lqdivo pro'e
'nt when we give Miss I liarris the
praise due her, ''specially in her etf
fort, to male the dlay pleasant Por
the cono, rt ant-z and visitor.:. She
n all assred y Air . ,11,iin
l matk.' th. rst 1oom1) ftl 1ike a
r 'al ho' I.Id she has a hearty we!
m fc'r I;. a!wayV ' ( ma mbl rin
yOur name. The butt(v was : in.ee
< by .\lr. \i( lure. a da
s:'eialist from Clemson C(olHe-e and
from I,; h i;ue. it Sur-ly iL a m )-4t
hoalthful vocation. Hie was1 woll m)
on th- job and knows o-)d but! Ir
w1hen .,(. tastes it.
.lr. J. II. Williais and faIily were
in Laurens Saturday. The children
Wore all eraminled by the nur11se for
the tonsils.
tI' john andI little sont of Scranton.
and Mrs. G. W. Wash of Grecnwood,
visited the ir artnu- a.d grandiOar
(nts. Mlr. and .\lrs. J. W. Lanford this
week-end.
Mr. and Mirs. W. ). Patterson visit
'd .\Mrs. 0. F. Fowler Monday after
noon.
Mr. Baxter DeShields is at home
with his parents. At present lie has
been ir Bilt'more for soi tinc 'or
his beal!.
.rs. 1. W. Johinson aii children
and lisses Nannie May and lRuth lani
ford from Aradi.' isited their par
en t s.
Mr. and -Mrs. Don Burns were visit
ing their grandmother, .\lls. (J F.
Fowler Sunday.
Mirs. J. R. Patterson is going to at
t-nd the demonstration courIse at
Winthrop vollege for the next ten
days, beginning Juno 3 until 13th.
Miss Jeniness Cox is at home for
vacation after eaching a very suiC
e'ssfuil school in Anderson county.
m --rAs o -
IRTAB LET-Sp4
1-W'INS DRItl'
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tue
Opeentnga Hrll
sational Mysteri4
Also 5 reels of Pic
Matinee 3:30 Night
Pri e 25 and 50cts
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Hickory Tavern, May 31.-The
farmers are all very busy just now
with their farm work, .but it took the
second planting for several to get a
good stiand of cotton.
Miss Myrtle Abererombie returned
home a few days ago from Limestone
college, where she has been in school.
'Tihe doctors are out of a Job in our.
vicinity just now. Glad to say we
haven't any sickness Just now.
The entertainment. given by the
young people of Friendship at. Hick
ory Tavern school house Saturday
was quit? a success.
.lMiss lazel lolt silent a few days
last week with her aunt, Mirs. Loll
Roberts. of the Watts vill s1etiot.
Ilotn to Ml. and Il s. W. '.\ Aher
Crombie last week. a soil.
Qufite a ut1nnberl of oilr people aw
tended an n!!-day singing at Con's1
in Grnil eut.Sunday. Th, :
1:1 reoport a ar-cowvd and lots (,e
Th' man.v friend s of John Btzhardt
iot the mifortiune that he hi
last . ek whoen his homeo and con
temw wer all Iurnd. ieo has all of
our symp athy.
\ih. oillie Sumnrl has turchased
naw: Ford.
\.Frank ti Abeterombie motor( d
1o llanburg, (;a.. Saturday to visit a
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Hi-:C01,1114NS OF RE'SPI-:TT.
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God has seei fit to enter our midst
and take from its our beloved sister
and co-worker in our church and so
ciety, \Its. .\lollie Teauue. Therefore.
he it iesolved:
First, That we humbly how in siu)
mission to our Father's will, realiz
ing that in her death we have lost a
triy loyal friend, a faithful member
of our society.
Second, That we, as a society, ex
tend to the bereaved ones our sym
pathy aml love in their sorrow.
Third. That we emulate in o:tr
lives, her sweet spirit of unselflshness
and her happiness found in her life of
servie' for other's.
F'oturth, That a copy of these reso
lutions he sent to her chIldren, be put.
lished in each of ithe (ou1nty aprs,
and a )ag(e in our minute book be inl
sori!bed to heot mtuemno ry.
('A.RiL-:L..; L ''1TON,
ORA PIOWER,
MRS. CORA M.LVDDEN,
CO., Lauirens, S. C.
W E N BROS. MARBLE
& GRANITE Co.
DESIGNERS
MANUJFACTPURERS
lIUCTORS
J)ealers In everythIng for the "oemo
'lThe largest and best eqiipped mton
ternta! ills in the Carolinas.
REENWOOD, -. - S. C.
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use, Friday
4th
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mnd Cartoonist
mnt Array of Sen
n and Surprises
tures, "Twelve Ten".
7:30 & 9:00 o'clock
including- War Tax
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Dials, May 31.-The school at. this
place came to a close Friday, 'May
21st, and has proved a most snccess
ful term, notwithstanding the I'u and
other hindrances. At the beginning
of the term the teachers, Misses Ow
ings and Stoddard, offered prizes for
the best scholarship average main
tained throughout the session. Com
petition was keen ;in !both rooiF
Jack Harris, however, of the fiftei
grade, caie first, having maintainel
an average of 99 and received tho
handsome gold medal. Sara llarri.s
of the same grade came second with
anl average of 9S and was presented
witli a nice gold pencil, while little
.\Mary Lvee Abercrombie of the primary
room rec41(eived a beatiful gold locket
and chain
The (losing day of school was
marked by a picnic held on tle lawn,
in which teachers. plipiis and par
ents Imingled in a s;iiit of good fe!
lowsllp. Tle pielie lunch, spread on
the table unider the sprading tree,
w:ls antly en1joyed by all as Was the
ice creani which was also served.
.\lMs. ii. A. Sullivan. uof Ia lens.
pe s~crtial days last week w iti her
Illother, .rs. I. S. Brooks.
The chaitatIula at Laurens was
larely attiiedid ly the people of thi.
conllnuiIitv. The lIedpatlh chantanuiqa
is getting to be looked upon as an
institution by the peo)le of the coun
ty onething one doesn't like to miss.
as the.' are instructive as well as en
tertain ing.
An accident occurred n eari here
Sunday afternoon which came very
nieaa lw.ilng a tragedy, wh n a
driven by Mr. Nash ran into or col
lided with another car containing a
party of young ipeoPle with .\Mr. Wal
ter Saxon at the wheel. Both cars
were badly damaged, yet no one was
seriously injured with the exception
of .liss Corrie lirownlee Who was
hadly cut about the face and head. The
accident is to be deplored. All parties
however, are to be congratilated that
they escaped with no lives lost.
HIGH1 P'RICES RETION
DESPITE MANY CUTS
Reserve Board's Aillalysis is not En
couraging-No lrailter D1isposition
on Part of PuiiiIc to EiconoizeI than
Heretofore.
Washington, May 3.-)espite re
cent redictions in prices, little rellef
from tile general reign of high prices
is seen by the Iedleral iteserve Btoari,
in its analysis of buisiness condition.,
made pIblie tonight. The bloard ex
pressed the view that there has b((l
no chlIn!e in Ile uniiderlying Condi
tions renonsible for the high cost
of living.
.\sertuing that while "store sales"
and a tendency to lower Prices hear
witness I) the preOenw e of "(listurbi
ing fa.-:ir" which sugest tite ad
vint 0of ,\ id alter'ation in prlice levs
els, tie board declares it canniiot aC
('lpt the situation as a whlie for its
f.i0e value. Tile extpiantationi is addli
id t hat there has 'been only a slight
inereasa iii production and that there
is no g reater dlisposit ion on the part
of thle generalI public to ecoinmi/k
ndl inlvezt than had ruled hieretofor'.
"The4 ''haniges that have'i taken
;ilae' thi'reifore,"' till board's state
ilent said, "'(annlot he lookedi upon1 atS
iniin 'g a'l mlodileationl of undriv
in'. cori! I ilns. Theyic may, however,
anid i a Iiwi.; fir elianigis in buineic*n
relat' n is that maiy hcoaden into
a mlore f;'r-ureacingit nlaturie."
SiiOllS BI 0 IN~h i-:.\SI-:
W \ashitngton, .\ay 2'. - -Tie poput
ioln (if At 131anta, (Gi., is 200t,4; i;, an in
(reasi. of 15,777 or' 214.41 lier ('(nt sintce
1l1', Iiecordinlg to figures anntounice.l
t odaiy by thle cenIsus bureau i.
Atlnta. foremiost eity of ( ori' a,
r'anked' ai s((ond~ largest muiip al ily
oft the Southi aral "1tl molilst piopuilous.
city of thle coutr in l 1916 withi a pop
ulatonio l5,s;I!, hiavinlg shown an1
inlcrea'se of 4'11,9t7, oru 72.2 pi' cenit
New Oricans, the Soilthi's large't
city, ha~s repor'ted ihlr 14244 lio~ulat ion
at 38~7,-108, all incereaste of I-l.3 per
('('lt ovir 19410. P'oputi tonl of iiiirm -
inghiaim, thlirdl city of the south, with
22,000 pleople less thanl Atlanta in
19110, has not yet been1 annuolnecd,
Mlmpirils, the1 soulth's fout cl a rgest
city, has recpor'ted 10G2,35 I for 1920, an
lfncrealse of 23.8 per' cent. Iilllhmond,
1ifth inos t po0puloios soilt her'n city,
IwithI 27,000 fewe people thani Atlanta,
is yet( to lbe replortedI for I1920.
(Ptl'iat s," by.l rs. Perry.
"Wh''(' 've (8pen1ed our' seaside hiomi
pil: w'd alli th upholsteing. We
cle'mti i tem o'?. In a we'k withi
bieeatuse It comelIs in eake form, no0 miix'
ing. Saves dirtvinli hani. --'1d n',t -I
Triee sizes, 250, 50e, $1.00. SoTd gn'.3
gu r n e d b Ia rn; i r wa eC .
Are You a Typical American
-continually "on your toes", accomplishing "big things" with
true American vigor-quick-witted, keen -eyed-heal thy?
Americans, as a rule, enjoy good health, which is one of the
secrets of their universal success. And good health is often
maintained simply by proper attention to details of hygiene,
such as strict internal cleanliness. If the food waste is not
properly eliminated, poisons are formed which break down vital
ity and impair your physical energy. Keep these dangerous
toxins moving out of your body. Nujol will help you.
Nujol works on an entirely new principle.
Instead of forcing or irritating the system, it simply softens the food
waste. This enables the many tiny muscles in the walls of the intestines,
contracting and expanding in their normal way, to. squeeze the food
waste along so that it pa;ses naturally out of the system.
Nujol thus prevents constipation because it helps Nature maintain easy,
thorough bowel evacuation at regular intervals-the healthiest habit in
the world.
Nujol is absolutely harmle'ss and pleasant to take. Try it.
Nujol is sold by all druggists In r-ealed bottles only, bearing Nujol Trade
Mark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Company (New Jersey)
50 Broadway, New York, for booklet "Thirty Feet of Danger".
The Modern Method of Treating an Old Complaint
Ni-ol For Cons? 4bation.
REG. %.S. PAT. OF
TRE UNIVERSAL CAR
March 3, 1 920, the Ford Motor Co. advanced the
prices of Ford cars because of the increased cost of produc
tion. No9 specific announcement was deemed necessary at
the time, but it has developed that misrepresentations and
mrisquotations of these advanced prices have been and are
being given out. So to safeguard the public against the
evils of~ misrepresentation, we herewith give the present
prices:
R:unabout . $550 ~ll Iii IQ esi iIgHii gt
Touring Car .. $5 75 ~ ili I tti it i
I dbfl ,,lf*I* i iaile t r~ sdmunta l e rims uh4
Sectan . . i II $875 """ "" "~' r -- 9;
Tr uc C h Z - a $s 8 is ,,i sod t,,es ..114 cl,,he, ,im $600
(With pneumatic tires and demiountaible rims $640)
These prices are all f. o. b. Detroit.,
Fordson Tractor $850.00 f. o. b. Dearborn, Mich.
The Dealer whose name appear below, will be pleased
to re~eive your order, pledging the assurance of the best
possible promptness in delivery.
W. C. W A LDR)
L AUR 2N3, . ROP