The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 11, 1920, Image 13
TI-E WOLFF FAMILY
REUNION
The beautiful selti ment of te CUs
ton nlow so generally indtilged in al
most everywlire, etially Ii our
Own county, Was m iost 111tin1gly obl
ser'ved anl enjoyed by a large inmher
of tihe dirmect desendi lanIis andl vloe
tiols of thte 'ito( Dr. and .ilts. .John ..
Wolff, at Shiloh (.'hr \\'c0 Wedlnesday,
1 Ith ilus. Alth ough the day 't
thireatenijng'.v lowering (lonldls; .II am' -
tial showers and 1u1 iy roa.. a 1ar*!
nub11eIr ri.taved the triematninmumug tem
IleIs anlld II ml hbold w iti) w"1
filled basket's, r'osy-c. ked chlidren,
bonnie lads and Lassies./ It is scar'e
ly illnecessary to say that we had a
sumlptnlons~ dinner.1 . for ;he repultationl
or tlie ihioh seciion for good eatables
is prover-bial.
Of fihl twell echildrnl, elv en01 of1
them wer pre'sent, thll fannily oir-ch
ha'vii ekli herokenl by olly onev dIeath,
sIrverall year o. .\tA . OrI a l'ower.
Th'lose, pre'vSent wore:
.\rs. .1. T. ('rews,. .\lrS. \\. T. C e s
.\r. .John lI. Wolff. .\tr . C.(. Wallave,
.\1.. G og i Fa' V. Wolff, \lMrs. N . Bolt,
Chemists
Can't
Compete
--with Mother Nature. She
is tie suprene chemist after
all. It is Mother Nature
that makes S'i-Perro-Sol
the wonder medicine. No
chemist can match it.
is a natural combination of
potent chemicals sent to the
user unchanged, just as it
concs from the ground.
Thousnds have tried Sul
Ferro-Soi for rheumatism.
letter, eczema, indigestion
and other diseases caused
by had or impure blood.
Thousands have found re
lief.
The sworn testimony of 55
mIen and women given be
fore a United States Su
preme Court is contained in
our booklet, which will he
mailed to you uLpon request.
Lileral ht'mtlcs of Sul-Ferro
Sol (11 t6 for $3.00) at any
drug store, or selt postpaid
In rten ipt of price.
THE SUL-FERRO-SOL CO.
Desk A 31ontgomery, Ala.
Al tbarrM M
Stomach Troubles Made
But Now Aiway
D o YOU enjoy your meals? E
D without the dread of the aft
effects?
*Lack of appetite, and a disgreeabl
uick-attestomal~ch feeling after meal
usually indicato that your digesti
Drgans are not wvorking properly.
* result, you will feol weak, 1050 welg
and lack the energy that Is to be 'd
rived from well-digested food.
b' A valuable help in correcting su
gonditionsb is mentioned by the Rh
Ml. K. McIenzio, of Route 1, Seetic
EVER I
Charleston, Miss.-M
says: "I1 have never had
because if I felt headache
in the mouth, which CO)
take a dose or morc of
straighten mue out and m
We have used in our fam
THEI
and it certainly is the bi
It has not only saved me
system in shape, and I
vmany phlysies do. I recc
glad to do so." Black-D
medicine. which you hav
When you feel badly al
~ ste in your mouth, bil
hedford's Black-Draugl
Aldways Ins8si
1(1
Mr. C. N1. Wolff, Mrs. .1. Lo. l'ower,-.
1'. Wolff, T. R. Wolff, 1. 1. Wolff.
'lic retinloln wtas4 not lield exactly
at the old somestead, but near enough
to revive swet. metorile of the past.
In.coilting he "jewels" from the sev
tral tliolns, we founid that there were
10 grandhelildre j reset, aid alyser'i
apul prpent :r7 areat-gantlehildren.
Anatier' graint soni-inl-law was added,
lo Ilih. iii niimhei inl the persoln of .\Ir.
\\'hh, of \11n4l IrSon, who jitl 11 e 1f
tornloonl beforev wats 'wedded to .la
('irie \WolfT in Andersotiti, both of
whioml werel prs t. ;\iong"' Ihose not
of 11th ilildiately family pre.(nt
wa .\r lIez s Teagii. a I fe-long
frield and shllool-ialte o' 1.the goodI
mo1hI'ler inl whose'ld lionor the ru(n1iion
was h1ld. Though t1uore tliin 140 years
of a-le, shi eiijoyed the o(casion (-;
untech .1s- ti,. o no onecs wh IIo!;Ie
vnlla le -sn e is like .1 ray of
44 eine in i wht' '.r gath1eritig Ah'
1,1., happ ni it) be .111d who.me wlml
Iiif. has een o benediction to ton ill
(Lmi \\e wi h hor 1u1'.01% onol-1 .vr ar%
-f t useul w I ife. ati hope o e leer
a:e s *it Ihe nex t reuniolal a . n t
indg, nx* Augut"st.
a hounte'5 ous.' ; dinnl lle hoet"d
choir., !.who. pe-rhaps had nlot beenl to
al'thei o(re retild sank', She om Of ht e
obdhlogs. .\lias .\lma Colem any , t if
toss- lIill wias tlhe organist and did
he ar t. I e l e
1ooking overl the arge umberre 1s
eIll, and especially those who w v r(
l n and r a re ilit in a nh II seh 4-vt ion.
wt- won1dered what colid' hr their
hola hs- --what happy dayel , this wnt
riereialled to thm.-hor we kneow
lere was nothing but lovie and hadpi
haes ptrvadin the whole st11111e.
Did any of theli n of " thnic"o -1114e 'old
hollt"'? Aht that hallowed niame! what1
ahotof mlemoories .-well 1- inl the
heart thoe are vmention of th "old
hon lt hat savred refl e whIre the
lireOd Sou11 ('oub11 always\ fitid ret-t 0'rom
all childish troubtl s. 'I'h" "old homi
is Itrly thu-sw eetet word1 il lt I
lish tan tungo1 iec. \\ith it is lked ih'
joys, the sorrows,. and thle visvissituldes
of life, In puling infancy "home" is
the emlphpt of every bahy girl or boy,
andh they are t, mperors and cm
p s onl the throe. iFor what
tu11wothe does not d10 homlage to themi
always ready with a ls.gi hand to
1oth S004every 0are rilt. We cannlot
havl, thwes : happy gatherings without
r te.hought of "hole", and we eol
tunot havi a "home" without moteir;
and witrever mother As, that I
t wat questionif I-lunt'a Sube ,
hf m mesnt fce f.
Tettet, a ineworm, itch, c t
Dn I byou f.courtgcd e- ,
now a other yUento faie
lH unat 'ndirtve yo r e ynevednehus- e
dice is or Suh enitecs. You. can't
Ite on out Mloney bar
bloran tee. T u y it ytuur risku
:'oDAY Price 75c at
Lacrens Drug Co., Laurens, S. C.
inisneftedb Relfirevbte h
Vim Feek Sickrant wil rote su
nAs ynourHi druggs.
rs R.e. We loins, of to plat, Iwu
tunc.I to oke er onte mtefin ro
dizfor my o mealn enjoy tae.Iti
to fro orpfod huvray, f ourap
run-k*down, and ateotlsmpd
ht ivar mdicie ou evere needw. e
motry, ZIron has wnlpd keon mny
baoo ande wekeneid you up. so k
accodIng to dyfirecnsan amdi
rabenghte y the drstibotle, livemn
. dobtackiguard much aot .
n,. Atk you druggist.
So te e uin e!icne
"Home," even if It be a manger. 'Pos
sibly we are digressing; but "home",
"mother" and Reunions are so closely
linked, and the sentiment so alippeal
ing, that We want the reader to par
don its Co' saying so iluch about
"hom'". Often We have Wondered why
Ohw song, "I lomeo. Sweet I loute," strikes
a responsive chorld in the heart of ev.
rynI'e 'wi:( hears it' rtidered. Al
though Ihe athatlior of it never had a
iomil1e. Il, knew "it was a greeni spot in
memCtorlY aItn oasis Inl tle (esert. a cen
(er aboit which the foldest recollee
itns of I hIs grief-oINlre-sed hea t1.
(l1ng with 111 the teniacity of chili
!j*.,d' fir-A lo)ve- once a gloriouls, hap
1 * % r:tlily. I ilI new it rests only as anl
image of the in md." Yes, the pleas
ing Images ard deep emotions that the
word "htoiei" awavkens in every liearl
I, is u iversal Inl all clilihes and counl
tries. by all races". 11 is- said of .lnny
1.4id. the world's e(test igh tingale,
1ha11 (In 0one Occasion, whlile- onl h11-0
way to .Ji li-r "old homie'." she lut
ocaIto en1:iHUr ati the1 post olie.
Inl one of thle counltries, thronwIL-h Mhich
she wa i for a valuable packt
nve. ! 'hel-a:W (11 liha country hI
inti tha I a pe1r4(,l had to be id liti d
I(m. ild :sI there was no one it C
city 'wo knew ler perionlly,. She V'
leaving tlhe. post olli'e gratly (Is-.
tiurbed, but tih 11mIelory of "home("
-almt hier somiewliat, and she pawi ud
on thte sltps of the gutent buildi itu:mnd
h,. e n to sin , s n1o other co.11( l sing.
"Ilome, swethmle". Soon there- -,,
:a ereat thriong galther'ed and theity
made her slng it over azaill. Te1 el
1l1oyees in till' oficev Who had refisid
tib let her lu'ie her valiable package.
woele so thrilled-witti the mllelody and
sentiment iof that song, and knowns
that no one else could sing it that way,
Were covllilced that it mu (tist rt
ly hw .klnny Ilind, anid cnlled her back
-ind declivi-ted to her1 ithe ,)aI(kav . I'
was "lime", sweet hom1e, that did
for her what no living man ill that
urceat cily could do. 'and thiu' loward
'ayle's sol-song trtiltumnpled over 1114
haw of a foretitn coun tr y.
illt h Ii tender intemories of the old
holie do not helong solely to the chil
Irlen llwhIo have left the parental roof.
Motiir a(1 father both have a share
ill h3t1m4e-i11l'm1ories, with possibly a
shad of sadneti'ss. It is not so keenly
felt. probably, v hen the Ir 1st one is
litken away by marriage, but when th
el'circle continues to narrow, and all
4 are gone anid father and ilmoth1er a-1
left alone In the "old home," then it i'
that thet memories of Childhood's ha
py prattle comes ill), and they r:'
for tile first time that they are alon'.
And now, it is our time to COurt swell
illemtories. The "old home" was not
far (Istant from the church, and Well
wteeme whenl thet peach and
dogwood were ill blossom %tw-( trod that
little path. snaIl-like to ti' chirch.
wonderii%. If she really did (1r an
thing for that "other fellow," and this
till' little path was kept well heaten unIl
til the family circle was broken by
taking I1-:izabetiI away, and then .141n
1114, then IIle, thent lorten'ise, then'i
Orai, ntext ('ame1 Alma. all wa''lking the
:intg-lantk of matrimoniiiy, andl hell
inlS to kee'p till grass fr'omt groinE~i
in t he little path fromi tht' "'old 1h1211
to tihl citurch11- lthe Gr'etn 111 rteent of
.six happiy un1ions5, with till r'esullt that
all ihad r'epresenttat ives at thie fa mil y
Reuion l~i last Wednesdlay. Anld no"A .
dwithi mo~lst. of uis over' t he ('rest iof life's
y hll, f each n et, t'say--et :l't
"Oh yothil ill Ilov! th x'lk' wenitm
thee
a\V. TI. ('.
of (Greece rwa ,s attacke(d andl wounidei
today as he was leaving the Lynit
ratitltoad stat in for Nile. A\+ thIe Ill''
woultnded' slightly., Ilils assailats' wer'
p I it shiiii'ot wer fired at Ilther frel
premier.t TexA otin ovi'i' red aI'
P'remt ierl V1enizht eftwa aingl
iII suali rus fromlovhe trlw', r n1
f'ring th'4ree sho's and. tle o)1t'e ft'(
beor hey ereret overpowered Th 10
(;remiert'y wandrepotwound in thiI~
riii (ht'sideiandethe oeft arm.t nn (I
iliroo aitns. folow ig ears at
mohet hotig "ioolgnI. the."lo
Thoey Inere detoitle of the po'i
aserge Thnrinki, ad , a foIv
hospitleI iutenan ithe fl7Ot er nai
hositalt te OReDizt hee.
Traxler's Edutation Plai
Identically
End
T"h . nationl's h n ic e i -l ; n ee
inl tiv- A',\l-*SI Ol V -2II CT.\TI(iN I)a bi 1, 1
district. is pro'ressivo and f'alliwe ig 0:n1ugV
followine Washinet I di m. alon ta li
(From Spartanburg
MASONS STAND FOF
Stateen ISSUed b)y unpre-me Cle
Greatest of 1
\\'Ant . . i. The sprerin e .mI
I t i'i I L~ ryI EI t tlit' I IoitIit 'o ,1( 11 t l 'utllI
I nI t o a d sta t e V~s In t uni Ipo the tn
Vttiti n of* 1hiIS ni it .\ Il tateini enti :1
I ii' 2110.0M)
he1 i 11.p. Ir ll ielIw aI [ P t ;I tl iit
I n 1 -w i II d.. t i fthvI 1 n:1 .1 1 i
hirhe.!(ds.
' ll doe nt i I s -nI-1*v is i o In I
witj)I)~ hin I e b undii h e~ e,,n t iuIfbwt I I
1!qI 'Is 't1111 cu rio s by 1hat 1im ..
Afdnimoanth ao mpy h sial with1
for:nen atma oning own ta
In osn the edge of edan
(1ot pi p s ions re'entinized is tf suli ien111
The zp eof cng olt andrd
heplal f th, aon. linin l d iha pp y.
ohe r jo iht woi n t hat it
bodily organpsih n -orinclzhinll th
''The asudeits .bIt of n iv sity such t
Ir eg la h( IveI I t tI -p o i n I ,
ur hen you studyt ou, the v
Nof rcain cosetia tin. otheri
' 'Th s up en I tonnII I)Ii beiv e In th 1 e
s.- Ih- sftea nton, forcing ornirtt
T ha ative Ih beien tain, b
t hol l t h1: 1111 a t nIs n of th h t pSp.
The ds -pr4 fofdI n e anhi wi
of01 In e it' ntest-ifenies, o tri ng wi
ipthe food a softe ngsoptt it
"Isnt rintostyiwatonmp
Atooth agow movementsa can
aherlton an he."il hpy
tfor ujo i old at gistb
"utrad bottle Writ Nujol tau
swy), you studyu, te No
thfodwte aMoen sothtdi
trdumakjWito Njl
scy, 5 Brad, New Yo:
I is
Same as That
orsed by Southern MaNns
[10111i s idl ili l il elf- iin.' i11111 l l il If- II'i w
T raXlev'. U illdidlu e fill' 'i i'tS ll !IIw ' Hi'
l io i l (* il li caIl l ill 41,\ 'tt' (i i i lli*Ili Hill. T h'
iournal, August 6, 1920)
t BETTER FDUCATION
I of Scottislh Rite )efines l's iton of
raternal Orders,
liii' O Iii le .\''llwi igll i l I .\ ~ li-l S 'iIs i i l'
-ll l.V (d i t hi s li i'A h- i( i v ' Ili''. I v ll 1 i i ' it' l
W t . llig UnItlelsVi o is leI( l lilcr tI l li' i1 ll1 C tlte
'11 lw il preille i lliI Sml il -
ai sllillev ll ()I al li'i ldl i i <lli'O1 llll \Vilh 1ll1'
Vl iei ll ' billeg t. i 1 Iuch ) < i Iat sii l l I '
I ll ggg 1|It(. tolil l '',V ill v i I. t i V gil l' 4) i u' ule .
lln ills ()I I ! isl' l lri itiv ll it i i' I It ill ti
I ralil i st edIt o ,it eie wiCi.r ie
(4.Mi li .1 ill (),lil i c 111 , h 1 Ver.V l' s I<>- iliv< itl cq- llv
te v ~ n '. il l'ei\'v t t 11 v S p I' ll tt' l l' 11,1'1141i11,11
l 11111 1,1 11111 O vIq'll i111 . ' ht- 'l ill l elei
|I m. i ns i g o f hill t h : w i t oti n- till
w \Vi ll h) l'T't'IVe Stieh a 'ldt.
h itow'sueeyting ilnlit1 o lu:It Int t hl~e,
1'b 4I i lj i vil tI I'll) n ill oll''6 I IvIV i - -IIt l I . I I li
11an sppor"ting a11 f.mily. 1 a b
\Vigsti o o al l oiill-sit'r'il. Ilt am ' ea l
eat ut . rhleilgu Vl '. fune.. in11! in !l. til theM\ l.
:is ora ho athe :!Vinio fbr t
I1t mle. i !tha t li Nujl'' iii)j illdiied' m1 \Vtoer
In't' liIt ' Ill' te er i l toii h e l. IIAnd
1 :' Pay i rea1llI t' l 1111 i ll Ie l I I '
'- I~ ll ( ri I n Il l - I. [li I I I I , ll il , , I I tI -- I Ilte
e e l n l n i lIl- 1:l nl ,I' I v ' !l I I l~ I- 111 11114
leg th syslltemlie rthe ctart lies and11''
spn all inthosnh.Te pit ulin theowols pn
Seain th sh. t su
pass aurly Goodhcsstm
lemas ito heathuis oftenotain eas,
tiongular intervaythe iouhthiet to bit
I ad s ot ing I wa w
o vI, Tnday I il a nw n Ili ha
An, fer olt, isn'rti eth fa makners
eaft buet rea functonilangtfal h
eIra Forat C ensmiatn