The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 30, 1920, Image 15
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L~anford, June 8.\r.j. Talmage
Patterson, of this place, and .l iss
Irene 'Langston, of itnoree, were hap
pily married June 26th, at ltoeblck,
by Rev. .J. R. 'Williams, the former
pastor of Mr. Patterson. The imar
riage was a surprise to their many
friends, who are extending hearty
'congratulations. Ars. Patterson I,
the eldest daughter of Mr. and Airs.
J. T. 'Langston and a young lady of
charming personal ity. Ar. Paterson
is the only son1 of Mr. 'W. I). Pattor
son and was a soldier in the army
antd uent Qverseas, -le 1i avery sue
cessful and progressive young farm
er, an earnest church worker and a
young man of sterling worth to our
commuunLty. We are glad to welcome
his bride III our midst, as they are at
hIcmte with his parents for thei presenit.
Alr. Dewey ILangston and .liss iDeliv
Patterson, brother and sister of the
bride and groom, accompanied tliem
to Roebuck on this happy mission.
Th~e Rural Improvement Associa,
tion and IHome -Demonstration Club
held a most interesting meeting Fri
cday afternoon. The most important
feature of the meeting was the glow
ing report of the lIlome Demonstration
Course held at Winthrop 'College, by
.lrs. J. -R. Patterson, our represetita
tive at that course. Miss .1larris,
IIoie .Demonstratioi Agent, made an
interesting talk oi various important
toplies. Then last but not least, was
the social hour aid delightful re
freshments, consisting of choice cale
and two big churns of ice cream,
served by the committee, Alrs. 1Lau
retns Patterson, AlMrs. Toy Crow and
Airs. J.. W. .lohinson. The refresh
ments are becoming more and more
elaborate. We will have ai all-day
meeting in the near fitire in Which
ill are requested to participate.
Quite a numblher from here went to
Ora to hear the fatmous Gypsy Smith,
Jt. Sunday morning and they all felt
amply repaid by going and hearing
his able sermon.
.\lr. Baxter 1DeShlelds is not tim
proving in health as much as lils
friends are desirous that lie should.
Ar. 1. W. Jolntson and family, of
Arcadia, spent Sunday with AlMr. aid
Alrs. J. ). johnson.
The pitublic highway road company
has left otr roads and place in a
vc.ry uncomfortable position on ac
count of the mosquitos caused by the
stagnant holes of water left by then
and if not looked after will most cer
tainly cause much sickness In our
midst. We trust the proper authori
ties will soon investigate and havo
the cause removed.
Aiss 'Nlargaret Waldrop Is in Ar
eadia spending some time with her
little cousin, .Iulla Alice Johnson.
Ars. Furman Poole was the charm
ig guest of her sister, lrs. .1. 'It.
Patterson last week.
A.\s. Haymes is it .autrens spend
ing some t ime wi'th her1 son, .\l t. Os
('a1' 'I laytmes.
fiss Aitdt'y F'iatnks htas t'etucrned
homlte a ftet' spend ing sevet'alI weeks in
-.ar'tanbut'g with her't s-ister., .\lt's.
Thtomas anid .\lt's. .\loore.
.I'. antd .\lt's. I lobsoti Prantk s antid
lifte dautghitet' were t he week -enmd
guitests of' .\lt. antd .\ltrs. .1. It. Frantiks.
.\lt's. .1. 1I. Cooley apenmt Sitntday in
ford.
bia at ('amp .lacksotn n ith the Woi
fot'd ii. 0. 'T. C. atnd will t'ematinihr
for the next six weks ini traninmg withi
gr'ove mill attenditig a pieni' andr tisht
itig excuitaotn of the 01 young perople of I
('ross Anch'lO r.
1785 liMO
ilE ('01)LI-: OF01 ('II IL l'ON
('o-edunt1hitnal.
Inat Ions foi' thie free ltuit ion i tounty
scholarships at ail ectnty seats lerl
daty, .July 9, at 9i a. .\l.
Foutr-year' 'ourtses leadtt to Ithe ii. A.
anld hi. S, degreecs. S pecialI t wo-yeart
pt'e-ttedical anmd lpr(etthical tout's
es ate given.
Special builditigs atnd aithiletic'
grotundis, w~ell eqtuipped labotatories.
uttnexcel led Ilibrar'y facit it ies. TJwo
dottm itries5 fot' ttent. IExpenses( moder't
ate. For' tetrms 11can 1ntalogite, addr ess
491-51 Ptresident.
POULTRY PROFITS
DEPEND ON
HEALTHY CHICKS
Alt'. 'Williams, a verys successinl
said to Dr. Leceat': ''Sinici Ithave
beien usIng youi' outlttry Pre'scr'Ip
tiun, not only have I citt down 2lhick
loss, but I find that tty pullets ilay
0 month oi' two eat'lir." A few
penniles wvisely spent in feeding Dri.
Lie~ear's Poiulttry 'Pr'escr'iptlon to
'IUaby Chicks insuttes t'apid develop
ment and eai'ly fall and winiter lay
ing. Oct a package from yoiu' dea1
er'. Satisfaction oi' money balck.-1)2.
L~. D). Le~ear Aied. Co., St.Louls, Mo0.
Prize Letter f
Alary Sen, one of the girls romi1
this County who attended the special
cOurse for Tomiato Club members at.
Winthrop college, June 3-12, was
awairded the prize offered for the best
letter wvritte'n by the Laurens county
girls to the folks at home, This let
ter will also be entered in the state
contest, for which a irize has also
been offered.
The letter of the Laurens county
prize winner was as follows:
Rock 11111, S. S.,
June 11, 1920.
D~ear iiomnefolksq:
Ilow is everybody gettillir along? I
just know you are doing tine for I
ai having such a nice thne. I cer
tainlg do like.to stay up here. Eivery
body is so nice and kind, especially
the agents. We haven't met a strang
er yet, everybody seems like old
friends.
We are learnign something new all
the tine. We all have our note books
to keep everything In for we learn so
mutchi till we can't rlemnmber ev'ery
thing.
We have a fine time playing In the
gymnasIum. Our teacher is Mliss 'Lydy,
and she sure can teach ganes. We
had a gamue party Saturday night and
I know everyone enjoyed It. We are
going to have "Field Day" this even
Ing, and everybody will take part in it.
Last night we went to the moving
pictire of "Winthrop Day by Day". I
don't think I have ever seen anything
liner than that was. After the pie
ture and a concert, a reception was
''he Nomiunation of liarling.
(iroin The New York Tines.)
('pon a platforvi that has produced
general dissatisfaction, the Chicago
(i onvention presen'ts a candidate
whose nomination will be receivied
with astonishient an( disima by Ithe
party whose suffrage he invites. War-.
ren G. larding is a very respectable
Ohio politician of the second-class.
Ile has never been a leader of ien
or a director of policies. For years a
protege of Foraker, he ros eto a sub
ordinate office by favor of "B1oss"
Cox, of Cincinnati. Beaten by Judson
Ilarmon in the contest for 1te Gov
ernorship in 1910, he has never
shown independent strength in .his
own State save whenI he iwas nameiic
for Senator in 1914, having a major,
Ity of a little more than 100,000 over
his Deiocratic competitor; and out
side of Ohio lie has only such strength
as he now derives from his place at
the head of the Republican tcket.
Senator Ilarding's record at 'Washing
ton has been faint and colorless. lie
was an undistinguished and indistin
guishable unit In the rnck of Repub
lican Senators who obediently 'ol
lowed .\Mr. Lodge in the twistings an(l
turnings of that statesman's foray ip
oin lhe trea~ty' and (lhe covenant.
'The nioin'.o'n of iHaridinag, for
whlose couterp~'iart we miust go back
to ili'aniklini Piercee if wve w~outld seek
a P resldentI who mieasur tes down to Itis
pol1iticaI starture, is thle fine' and per
feet I lowe(r of thie cowar i ce and imi
beeility of the Senatorial cabal thatu
(.ahr1ged itself with the mnanagemienit
whlose c-ontrol (overnor t'l i e((iaan so
vehiementlhy prot ested. ii ejeiIng I con -
ardl W~ood, riobtably the st rongest Canl
(dilhate withi the people thie party13 ('0111
Ihave c'hoseni, biecaiuse thuey kniew~ lie
t hey favored ( 'vernior I owdeni until
I totah serived upon themii his inot ice of'
a veto of thiat nom11inatIion. Ilota h was
k now t hat lhe had to deal with a
grioup~ of whtitIe- live red an-! I neompeo
temi politiianuis. If iItllublicanJ lead
ershtip had riot fallen into( the handisl
oft ilgmies lie chtief men at 'Iticago~
woutld have told Ilorah to bolt and bie
han;ed, just as5 upon0 the' issue of' the
league they wouild have deoled .Johu
son~ to doc his wor'st. hut they ra;n like
a frighlt ened flock, surrtende red everyv
thninig, .\t I.odlge finlly throwln;. ofl
all disgiuises and starjdinig out as the
opl(It foe of thle covenaiii oif t he
league of nationbs, (eveU with 1hh; own
Whtat hias befallenl lie iRepubliean
party othe early days. thie par'ty of
sijmy years agi, wh'len it was possess
ed of mtoral Ipurposes, or of forty anrd
thir tty year's ago, when It could stIll
prtofess to have thbemt and tinid beli1ev
er's?
~~i~'Wharfare its lenders (lhat can be
'omprett'd to .\orrill, Sewardl, I iale,
W~att, of C:onnectict; Oliver P. .\or
toin, Sumner, llaine, Conkling and a
dozent other's who rose to high places
tn (lie ptar'ty cotuncllsi And, If the
(Iuestin lbe not too unfeeling, awhei'e
andl what are Its princIples, if any it
have? Party control, exer'cised by3 a~
groupt of Senatois, Is divided between
Lodge on the one hand and florah and
Johinson on the other. None of them.
none of their accomplices In party dIe
gl'arlnttnn wnnuld have come -withIn
rom Winthrop
given in honor of the "Press Ciub
and the "Shor-t Course Club." We
all met 'lDr. and Mrs. Johnson in the
parlors. Ice cream was served to ev
erybody and we all had a very nice
time.
Yesterday .we had a nice trip to the
poultry farm. Here we saw several
hundred small chickens and lots of
chickens about the size to fry. We
saw how the chicks were fed and what
they were fed. There were long lay
ing houses for the poultry. Then we
saw the eggs that had been gathered
in, and the different incubators they
Use.
We have also been to the dairy
farm. First we saw the now barn,
which Is so nice and clean. Then we
went out to -the lot to see the cows.
They are so pretty and fat. After that
we saw the house where the milk,
cream, butter and churning are cared
for. This is kept so nice and clear
that I know everyone thought that no
one could get sick from drinking the
milk and eating .the butter handled
here. The milk buckets were out in
the sun. We saw the barrel churn and
the separator. One hundred and
tawenty-sik pounds of butter had jit
been molded and was ready to be sent
to the college.
I can't tell you What all we have
to eat. I just know that we could not
wish or -expect for anything better.
They sure have fine cooks. I shall
have to come home Saturday, but I
have not staid half long enough.
Your loving daughter an(] sister,
Mary Senn.
Ihalling distance of the foremost rank
of party chiefs in the brilliant days of
Ropu blicanism. . Ando for principles.
they have only hatred for .\r. Wilson
ni1d a ravening crave for the office.
Governor Coolidge for Vice Presi
dent really shines by comparison with
the head of the ticket. lie at least is a
man of achievement, lie is kniown to
the party and to the nation. When
the police force of Hoston went on
strike lie showed himself to he a man.
-ie met that menace to the Imblic safe
ty with courage and determination.
and the nation r.ang with praise of
him.. It is fortunate that not a word
is to be said against the character of
either candidate. They are lire
proachabl-e. But tMat does not co1
pensate for the lack of achiievemnt,
for the colorlessness of the candidute
for first place, or for the manner in
which 1is nomi-.1n Iwas ba'Mnght
about. It will be felt and said every
where that the Denocrats at Sati
Francisco have received from 'their
oppontenl at Chiea;'o ite girt rof a
spletilid opport-irf7y..
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~ION OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1920
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