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* ' e0 ' Lo-d and Poimoini Mention. Mr. and Mr. Stanley Crews spent Sunday with the latter's relatives in Woodruff. Miss Nary Gasque is. spending a week with Mrs. Gordin tDuckett in An derson. Miss Dorothy Angel is visiting her -sister, Mrs. Carlisle Bolt, arid friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Broolts and Mra, 3ob brooks of Gray Court, were vis1 tore 'in 'the city Wedne'day. Yates ,3rown,- Esti., of the Spa'riAn 'burg 'bar, was a Uusiness Visit'i ii the city yesterday. 'M r W. -P. Wingo, teacher 6f a'wicul ture 'in the local' schools;.9I94t the week end with rlat'ives inOaihi6bello MiAs Wil LOU Gray, -stau'l *61Sor of adult schools, spent ladter 'in tI city with her parunt, iT. "tid Mrs W. L. Gray. Mr. Earl Glenn, who 'i" 'attendini Newberry college, 'has 'lman spending the Easter hollilays at 'hone 'with bh -Darents, Mr.an'ls.i'c'ue. Col,, 'W, C. 'P. Robertson has beer confined to.-ifs'home ft'r oeveral dayt on account df sidkness. ils friendi hope for him:In eaily "iecovery. Miss TWfh Tiyes, rdf 'lhe Woman'l College at Due 'West, Spent the week end with 'Miss 1oftense Naph, nea1 Gray C omnit. Miss Sardh 'Bt1Aishp, '-ho is attend Ing Co'lumbla'college,"has been spend Ing thle 1ftutvrrtfdays at home witi her pareitts, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. C. R Risk3o). Mrs. E. "V.'Ferguson, who has beei :at 'home 'for severil weeks on accoun ,of -6d ness,'has 'resumed her dutie1 :as -dek *'in'the 'dry"goods departnen :at the 'Davis"R6per Company store. Mrs. P. A. fimpson has. returne 'from' WVashington,'N. C., where ahe ha 'been Wisittng' her- son and daughter Mr. -and Mrs.:'Hilton Hudnell, and lit tle 'grandson, 'Hilton, Jr. 74r. 'Gpo. C.'Hoikins who has bee1 'in :a 'Coiunbia'hospital for severa wedks, ias well enough to be brough 'hone lagt,weak and it is thought tha 'he Mill Jue out'aaIn If, fevis .-' Mrs. . "C."'Gray left IFriday ft 'Greenvi(e where she will remain mov eral days Abefore..)oining. Mr. Grsy 1i b GatonisA N. C., nwhere the la1tt 1 as 'sediated+. th Mr. 'Etirle Wilson In ai ice crea14 mrarifaetiHng bisineis. .i and 'Mrs. Grayexpect to -retur' to'tfh rdity at the etidof the summer; . .. 'Mr. Haley Nash Js visiting l1 aumi D. 'k. Barksdale on 1u1UvO: 'Etreet. r. Nas'sis father and motbe mrO'nati of ttifA toftnty, buit at ''es out are vingtn' GulfipOtt Mlss. ^ mi 'Nash has ibeen with the U. S. ShiPp1rT oard and in -going from New Yorl 't 'his home in Mississlipi, decided ti fstop over In lAJurens for a visit to 1i prdlatives.' 'The'many friends of Capt. J. H. Car 'lidle -were'glad to see him In the cit; again Saturday and-Sunday. Cap1 Caci'iisle, w"ho lived -here for seversa years with his son and daughter, Mi 'and 'Mrs. 'Broadus Clg~rdy, is now liv ing-in'Greenvillo and Is engaged in th' -cotton 'business. Ho was diked out I1 -new sprin'g clothes and kid glove when he hit town Saturday and *di< 'not 'a'ppear' to 'bo concerned abou '0(vc'League to Meet Menvbers of the Civic League are re <ruested tormcet"Thursday afternoon a 6 o'clo<*k 'in 'the 'RIest Room in thi court house, -at'-which 'time the matte of rev'hvng 'its -aeti'vities 'will be die mirs. "R. "H.' Roper, Pros. PEOPLE OF' tUR TOWN In the Small Towns as ho Used to b, What with F"ood so Hi1gh and~ vIllagE cops HainrdhoI eder than Ever'. TI i w'as when he could Panhandle a Feed and a Shot of Hlootch in an Hour and 8pend the Day Plecasantly Snoozing down by the Water Tank, bunt not No More.. E~ngraved Cards and invItatIons. Advortiset' Printing Co. * * * * * * * 4 e* o o $4 * LANFORD NEWS. * * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * * * Lanford, march 28.-Rev. .Robertson filled his regular appointment Sunday morning and his sernon was enjoyed by a large congregation. 'He and his family were the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Patterson. The Easter music and. children's choruses were very impressive and well rendered by the school children, showing the effi cient work of our excellent 'faculty, 'Mrs. J. M. IDeShields gave an egg hunt - to the children in her Suniday School class' Saturday afternoon. She algo served refreshmerits. Mrs. J. T. Patterson has returned home after a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. T. Langston, who has been in.a hos 'pital at Chick Springs. 'Mrs. Walter O'Dell and :baby, Nell, of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting her moth or, Mrs. Ethel Lanford. 'Miss Grace De~hields, of Lander college, spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. DeShields. Miss Mary Higgins, of Limestone college, Mr. and Mrs. .H. T. HUiggins and Miss Carrye Lou Higgina, of Un ion, an Mis. Wash M. Hliggins, of Co lumbus, Ga.,. spent Easter Mwith itheir iparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miggins. The Rural School I.mprovement as sociation met -Friday .afternoon. A good ntsauy of the patrons mwore pres ent and all were tbeavtfUl-y -entertain ed 'by the smaller children, lthe pro gram consisting In music, .songs and recitations. The teachers gave 'The children an egg ihunt .attorwards. Mrs. 'Laurens Patterson and Miss Carry 'Fowler, the jrogram committee, serv ed an elegant salad course and coffde to aboit'ttweny members. tMr. a'ud Mirs. J. B. -Cooley are visit ing friends :an -.itelatlles in Spartan burg 'hbis wedk. Mr. .and Mrs. Richard -Moore and family - and' Misses 'Ruth and Nannie May Lm's cot Arcadpia, gpent Sunday 'w-taheldif 'irents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. kLamiogd. L Mr. 1. ..U4h'son and family, of Ar t eadia, -and .Me 'J. V. Johnson, of Clin t n, *Pont .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. r .Mr. .and Mrs. John A. 'Payne, of Ottaenwood apnt Elister with rela - .M'essrs. Yates 'nd-Oharles ;Waldrep, of Wifford College, catme liome for Mrs. -Ethiil ULiford entertained the toadhers and some other' fi'eirds .with a fbig, dinner last. Saturday. - Iiliss 4ary- Drwnmnd -has returned romi lion Greenville 'wherq she bas . oen in 'the hospital for several oay* hating'tier tonsil0 anAd adenoids re mvatd.-\We - are glad she stodd the operation so well and hope she twiR .oon Ihe'a.ble to return to achool and 'be in her usual health. -Miss.JOsiO Williams gave a birthday - party .Monday evening, March 28th., r and ttertained her classmates and . tteadhers. - 4 (LINTON NEWS* Clinton,. :tarch 29.-Mr. W. P. Jacolbs t penit :aesvera'l days last week in Char teston 'on -Ibusiness. Klas mellt -owell, of Jlrenau, spent the 'Easter hilidays 'with Miss Emmie Young. Miss Mairgaret Motz, of Winthrop college, is visitting her siater, Mrs. John TI. Young. - Misses Elizabetih .Douglas, 'Elizabeth Young, B. Ccipels'n1, Mary Henry and ~Nan Cci'>eland, of Chicora, . spent the iEaster 'holidays at ihome. Miss rMyrtle Marun spent the week. end in 'Atlanta. Mrs.-Rfeece Young deilight fully enter taineg the Tuesday Clarb last week. A delicious saladl course :and icedl tea were served to the fonlowling: Mes diames W. -P. Jacobs. J. F. Bacobs, Jr., 'W. C. -Bailey, W. B. O-wens, Jr. Tom Robertson, Misses Emmie Robertson and Dorcas Mason. Mrs.'Roger Coo returned to he 'hm at Rome, Ga., last week after s~pend.. ing ueveral weeks -with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Shands. Mr. John C. Henry, of Greenvin~e, spent the week-end with hais family Ihere. Mr. Cr19 Adair spent the week-end in Columbia. Mrs. Long is yisiting her sister in Asheville, N. C. Tuittle Hilly Owens entertained about 30 of his litatle friends at an Easter party last Saturday morning. Dr. and Mi',. Jas. R. Copeland en tertained the following guests at a 2 course dinner party last Firiday even ing: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Coleman, and Mr'. and Mrs. W. B. Owens, Jr. Miss Edna Clayton, of Hlonea 'Path, spent the -week-end here with friendls. Mr. W. J. BHailey spent last Tuesday in Columbia on business. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take L.AA TIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It stopi the CoSh and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. 0ROVE'Ssiglnature, on each box. l0c. SPARTANBURG TO OBS91RYE.| NATIONAL PROSPERITY WEEK Promoters Promise to Make It One of the Greatest Gala Weeks the Pied mont H~as Ever Known. Spartanburg, March 28.--National Prosperity Week, which will -be ob served in.thousanda of citkes through o lt the country, will be celebrated in Spartanburg April 4-9 on- a scale which will make 'the occasion one of the gV %atest gala weeks the Piedmont has ove known. ' The merchants of Spartanburg, both wholesale and retail, together with the Iubin & Mherry Sho-ws, Inc., are co operating :with the Chamber of Com merce to entertain thousands of' visi tors during Prosperity Week. The stores will be made more attractive tha'n ever with a wealth of merchan dise, the best the market affords, while Vhe window displays will afford an ex hibition rarely if ever equalled in the s'ta'te. Bands of music will iplay con tinuously in the streets, adding to the 'leasure and entertainment of all. Read the advertisement appearing elsewhere in this issue telling all about Prosperity. Week. There will be many amusement fea tures, including an automobile show put on 'by the 'Spartanburig Automotive Trade Association and the high class offerings of the Rubin & Cherry Shows, line., !w-hich have 'been wintering in -Spartanburg. 'With an eqiuipment greatly improved and enlarged during the past few months these shows will open the season in Spartanburg 'Pros perity Week. This splendid organiza tion operated the Midway at the Spar tanburg County Fair 'last fall, and those who attended know the high standard maintained. So Impressed were the business men with the Rubin & Cherry Shows they were invited to spend the winter in Spartanburg, and accepted the invitation extended through the Chamber of Commerce. The motion picture houses operated 'by the Sout'hi'rn IEnterprises, Inc., have offered through Manager Gafli gher tlektdts 'uring Prosperity Week to every adhool child in the county, -re siding out'ide the City of Spartan'IUrg. These ti'kets which are good for mat inee performances any aftermnin of the iw'eek April 4-9, can be 'hi'd by cnlling at the Charmber of Cumnierce. Visitors to the city Prospeity Week are invited to' make beadquartei's at' the Chamber of Commerce, ogate4 op posite the Cleveland Hotel -on West W1ain street. ..Here they will fin4, a splendidly equipped lobby,., hiere 'they can rest and meet and chat with their friends. H'ere also 'visitors will be -served free of charge hot -coffee and .crackers a't 1 hours-the'treat of the merchants of Spartanburg. One day of Prosperity Week will be devoted to farmers and will be known as "Farmers' lDay". A speaker of na tional fame will be secured to make an address along agricultural lines. Farmerq, their !wives an'd their chil. dren are especIally 'niite'd to come to 'Spartanburg on thh day. 'the mer chants and the Chamber of Commerce will cooperate in every 'way to make the occasion for them one long to 'be remembered. -Churc~h ftours Changed Announcements were-'made from the 'various pulpIts of the dity churches 'last -week that t'he hour for evening services, both on Sundays and Wed nesdlays, 'would be changed from 7:30 to 8 o'cloc's. This 'vill remain the hour of services until a 'further notice is "given. Masonic Mass 3feef~ng A 'mass meeting oT ail 'he 31asons affliutted with the local 'ledges has been called for Thursday evening at 7:35 'o'clock. A full attendance is dec sirea. Jas. '11. Sullivan, L. G. Raoff. Very Strange. "so inou're still "arryilhj. a mfortgnige on youi' house, are you'r "Yes, and, strange to say, I'm cafrrying it because T cannot if-t it."-loston iTrsasrit. C. C. Featherstonc W. B. Enight FEATRER TONiC A flNKGHT Mtterneys at Law Laurons, 8, C. All Business Entrusted to Our Care Will I~ave Prompt and Carefti Atten (iMee over Pakasetto Bank W4r. Featherstone will spend Wednes day of each week in Laurens. Citation for Letters of Admninistration State of South,'Carolina, County of Laaurens. Bly 0. G. Thnmp~son, Probaute Judge Whereas fl. fl. Goodman made suit to mec to grant him Letters of Administra tion of the estate and effects of Carrie A. Goodman. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred. andl creditors qf the said Carrie A. Goodman, deceased, that they be and apipear before me, in the Court of 'Pro bate, to 1)e held at Laurens Court liouse, ILiaurens, S. C., on the 31st day of Mlarch, 1921, next, after pu'llication her'eof, at 11 o'clock in the .forenoo'n, to showv cause, if any they Mye~v, why the said Administration shoiuld n-ot be granted. (liven under my hand this 16th day of .\arch, Anne Domini 1921. (36-2tTh 0nu0n Cabinet,that stves miles of steps --the Finest Kitchen Cabinet Ever Made If there were a Kitchen Cabinet superior to the Hoosier, it stands to reason that there would be more of that cabinet in use than there are Hoosiers. But.there are as many Hoosiers in use as all other Kitchen Cabinets combined. Two million women, by their choice, have approved the Hoosier as the finest Kitchen Cabinet ever made. There is a Hoosier to fit every home and every purse See our display of Horosier Porcelain Tables and Hoosier Cabinets. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. Lauren., S. C. Mr. IL C. Eink Tells a Wonderful Story AboutlRats. Read It. "For months my place Was' aliVe -with rate. Losing chickens, eggs, feed. Friend told me to'try RAT-SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappointed at first not seeing many dead rats but in a few days didn't see a live one, What were not killed are not around my plaoe. A LL N EX T W EEK RAT-SNAP sure does the trick." Three sizes, 35c, 6fic, 1.25. Sold and guar anteed by Laurens Hardware Co., Pat nam's Drug Store, and Kennedy Bros. ietJaThen aDm An Act to authorize .and empower the ,County Board of Comiisoners or Laurens County to Issue Coupon Bonds of said County in the sum of thirty thousand ($~30,000.00) dollars for the ipurpose of improvement at a cer- m i a e p o f T n tain road from Owings Station to Fountain Inn in said County and to ~I w p~rovidie for the payment of same. ap- TI p~roved 7th March, 1921, and under and by virtue of a resolution of the County Board of Commissioners duly adopted In pursuance of said act, an election will be nold in Laurens County, S. C., on the first Tuesday In April, 1921, be lng the fifth (lay of the month, ht whichAd sio an 6 c election shall be submitted to the qualified voters of Laurens County theBrn th Fa iy ndCm Erl question of issuing 'Bonds of sabl County in the sum of thirty thousandDorOpna . dollars, tho p~roceedis of lwhlch shall be0 used for permanent Road lmpros e FountainIInn, sigBWadertoroof Tent tChange ofmPlays and VaudevilnemiNightly ~~~~~~Amission shl5ctrmn and 35ct ~ g~,~. ~ J. .E outil~ , oyM .Cip andtober itees ata at no cBring0 ~ th Family aromarr. mentrva of road acromOings htton ook tr-s . ,W . Ftha nn said Bonds e 'ssued oprCitnMl-l M~ay ,i, trsulci stime a ay c deomntin .atn ,A ofe.T oeti .Tmltn byth Laures County Hghway Comi- fe .B ost.Aar e.W oea msion Sa Bodetoemised and diet- 'IohO.Lnod.CrsRbtNac ad so bar tereds disped o Ax. V Youn S toW . alace Jr.i, ydiMuill-J-. L. Boy, . Cris cein er c itefth er msum pa- ighes. O A.Tompson . C Faran r i. L unnh sad act, ea pusance tereof pero and i'..gCope, T.. Owitewart.. Wory, rkn.T. . ADais .Meiln maide awaoityi oforthe yeears frothe e Vace Str-.D.Sea t, . G\ oldvilIand. LaeC ina aid elctonshmall ve ise n vor o oksa Sore-P. B. Cooper, W. E., Citngton i- . . Mcwrr, J.o-ha pheroa sa ersa myb Garmne ion, J. A. odfry. . Iobeon, . C.Tepieto by aidrelCtonthos HIghwa o omm- Gray-R. . Blarnett. W.ri CA.y Secd-- lno-R. J. Cleand of Coir' th sanc aid Bonds sshallex mtc- frey BL. Br. Gosset- Adaro W. C. oerSnd oCon posl an theo onhceedshdispoed writ lihmpson Str-.\. G'wrts ilsolnd, Lydsianr of N11--tio.Byc RM' tunder antby vte word theoters for A. V. WallaesLA.SThmpon, Coeled, shI. L.eCun nducted in Itad fro, andins Strsuan trof po- XOing es. T.Oins, 'L Gray, HI.I.Ji'wul enno---T. i. Aacrle J.iC. Mc hela ain Innmes andthrerisonitole , W. W.VYerin. l.wsofnnon,.eO govrnigtodc the issuance of said Bonds shall do- W.cRy ar J . ot, V .ofcenrmlW and Pera eecton iom IIosit a b~allot on -which shxall -be wrti ot, ShlhJ. . horn Ruhhelon mStaner, anfa E secht letinn.l ten wrrittno' nte l thewres"ondfo B II s. lace--IoetAnlJh ~ tl Stai ' electos he Conuty Bornd from Owings Station to Foun- Woodv,'ille- . R.aiD.. (hhwn-all respeto vt accoreintinert the tauin Inn-Yeo," andothoseSopposedsto Jee, ClaudmWnlli. laws o c governing rlatIecduc he iun amd rons are- P. ieory TaN. -J. Aod.CatWS.fGeraanSpea elections nti tae hl 1) inr hereby appiointedl Managers to condu( D~anicis Store-Wi,. 'L. 'Coopeir, 0. C. mitted to vote. taid election: Roland, L. Stokes Martin. The managers shall make their re Laur'eist-John N. Wr'ig'ht, JIol.., Mt. Pleasant--B, M. Cunningham, tturns to the Cotinty Board of Comn Bmiith, J. H. Cunningham, Guy Moor'e, John W. Fowler. missionters for Laturens County, who Laurens Mill-S. J1. Avery, R. J. Tip Top--A. 'W. Sims, S. A. 'Taylor, sihall receive the same and declare Franks,--J. S. Medloek. -James L., Anderson, the restult. Watts -MlI-W. WV. Stone, , WV. Ekom-HIarr'ison ,Pinson, L. C. Cul- J. D. W. WATTPS blakely, WV. WV. Griffin. ' bertson, H., C. Culbertson.Ct ySuevsr Ora-T. P. Byrd, WV. T. Blakely, D. Waterloo-W. J. Antderson, Joe A. HI. MfOo tyS'evsr W. McClintock. |Pearco, WV. H, Wharton. A. B. BnAy t Lanford-L. M. Cannon, M. Ficm-| Cross 1111....-A. E. Aams,. I. Cont Bo'r o. Comisles