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:e * * e . . * * e.. * ,e e. *e * Local and PersonM Mentr, * Miss Minnie Havird, of Newberry, is Visiting friends in the city. . Miss Lucy 'Darlington, of Allendale, is the 'Iucst of Col. and Mrs. T. D, Darliggton p Irby Avenue. 'Mrs. 0. N. Leonard and children, of SPartanburg, are Visiting Mrs. W. W. Jones. 'Irs. W. R. Brown and Mrs. Join Toague havo returned home after visit Ing friends in Newberry. Miss :Helen Boyd, of Greenwood, is the guest of her sister, Mr3. John M. Teague. Mrs. i. Nichols and sons, I1orace and 1 Leon, spent Thursday and Fri day in Greenwood. Mr. anl Mrs. Fred It. Walker re ttirned Tuesday from Waynesville, N. C., whe ef they spent ten days. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moseley and, two children, of Spartanburg, spient the wek-enld in the city with Mr. and \l rs. C. D3. Moseley. Mr. and \irs.C. E. Parker and chil dren rave gotte to iendersonville,, As-heville and otlher mountain resorts for a few weeks. lessrs. .1. PItts 'frown, Joln In man, .1. 11. Moore and E'arle aid Tom Owings vpe't Sund.ay is H1-1en)dlrson ville, goin ip by automobile. Br. and Mr j. L ,. Moore itid their guests, Mr. and Mrs. (1. 11. Moffett, of Colimb1, npeiit last weeik in Ashe vilde, returning home Satuiirday liss E.ula 'ltrno had for the past week as her house guests, Mlisses Iluiette \WVst, of Greenwood and Irene Alosely, of Anderson. i.l rs. n. P. Owens, of Dunbarton, ar -riv( In t1h0 city Monday to spen sov eral week:- with her parent.;, Nir. an: Mlr;. .ihn F. .Uolt. .\iim.cs OlotteMc tem, " tilbu eh \i n:elly aind II..titae Gray attetnied the wedding of Mb V, Vma Smith and l:j. Cooley, at Easley, Saturday. Mr. a''d Mrs. Archi am, -f k gre visiting Mr. arid irs. C. W. M ;a1 Inl .thle Habunl colonmityv and wore visitora !n the ("Ity Mlonda. .Mrs. L.inwood Martiin, who'va; pain - fully idurod as the resiult of a fal1l1 at her home in this city lat week. is i11provting rapidly. Mis. J. 1'. Goggans anld ch idrc1n, of Dallas, Tex., who have been visiting Mr. and Mi's. L. G. Halle in this city. have gone to Newberry to visit rela tives. Mr. .1. Tr. MclPherson, a native of Ithis county .%-ho is now residing inl Char l(tt', ha; haI visiting relative." inl the county for several days and was a visitor in the city Alonday. Miss 'Mautie Simpson passed through the city Molny on the way to her home1 .MMa Gray Court. ,11Sss Simto ps;on hasc beeni teaching Primary Methods in tihe Couity Sum1mer' School at Troy, N. C., for the pat Six weeks. "Nil-. C. L. Coats, well known farmer of 'Mountville. was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. Coati 'aid tih t the )O1l weevil i are pletifu l1 in his tion tihis :u', but it I.: hmrd to tl I .\Tr. Jak C'oheni ret ur ned Saturi day fr'oml a 1:ying tii to Nev': Yorki. IIe' wnforced to s tay3 lontgrt than hile ex - fesCtedC heemiuse his fat her, .\lr.M.\:x Cohen i, of Woodruiiff, whIo acomopani('d him, t ook tick A hbile in New Yor andl only reco'iver'ed ai few day13s ago. in thte oe.: from; C:n 1(1'kson lwst wekto :-:emi a atlh befor'e I':.pt. ltichiey ha2! to 10 .' v:!t 'i ' egimti:t ich:i.y iriril seve'ralI(1 dys befor'e them. -- M rx. I. C. Th'iom-. 'ti nd sotn. G. C. Thomas ,.Jr., .\i s (Carvolineo M.iller and M.i:enc: lo1t'el le apd Miabhel intsha w, na WNintston- !'lem.ii N.('.,s pent soeeral (days in the city last week 'with Mr'. and Mt's. I1. ..\. Wolff, hav'in' iitade t he t't!.'p down on a ohight-:seeing toiu: by autt:mobile. Viitor r'otm W1':'hingiiton Mr. I s.::'ren Wiikin::(en W\allare, of W~!ai'ton, P.'. Ct., grandlson of tihe late WIlInI: soni Wallaie of Y'oun gs townshit, v'isited the Wallace family andic other01 rtOivesI '0 in thle coun))ty dur t Iig ..he past wee'k. Mr. Wallacoe is now woingc iundei' Sec. I loovert and holds1 a tresPonsibhie position with the governmenit.t I Io mado a verty intt'r esting talk at the Masonic meeting of Wallace's1 Iodge Satitrday. WiNrli lFamiliy lieunion *' Ti'Ie dec(endants of the( hate Dr. Johni S. 'Woff' will mret at Chestntut Ridge church('l Thursday of fhlin week to enjoy the annual reuion. All mcim hers of the family anid friends are Iin vlted. .PA IJME'l"i') O)fi0E, No. 10, A, I', 3i, tint'la commnicationu of Palmetto Lodge No. 19, A. F. M., wili be higld o~n l'lRI-DA Y - Nlight, Aitg.\l2th. -at 8 o'cloe MenN~'Htrs are cspecially urged to tientd andw-ie 'iting bt'othren' welcom i~Work In I. (C. degree. fly order of Secr'etary. WV. M. Miss E ula Burns -entertained with a Pretty little party in honor of Allsse West and Moseley on Tiuesday even ing, August 2nd. About twenty,-ilve Young people enjoyed the occasion. The warnth of the weather was pai t ly foligotten in the frequent visits to the punch howl, which was presided over by MI28es Iioise Clardy and Mar garet Along. A while before the guests doiarted, they were servd ice cream and caks. On Saturday mornin1g, July 2, m121 Ellia Bitiruis entertained With a rooll party in honor of her hllouse-guests, A r.ses ' lunette West and Trene Mose ly. Aft-v p10tyinig rook, a delightful sal.d course with iced tea was serve(d. A hout ten young ladles were present to Ineet the guests. * * * * * * * '* . 9 * * * * CLINTON NEWS * *2 * * * * * * * * * * * * * Clinto:1, Aug. 8.--Mr. and Mirs. Joc Duncan, of Columbia, spent the week end with .Ar. and Mrs. Will Dluncan. .\1e:damo; W\'m. lailey Owens and Jas. Spriunt spent several days last week W1111 relathv s in Spartlan bu r rg. Alrs. Williams, of Creelnwood is tLi guest of .\lrs. Irvin Coleman this Week. Nl*r. and Mlrs. W. ii. Owens, Sr., WI. Brooks Owens, .\iases Nancy and .lary Owens and Mr. 1). Wyatt Neville are rLnIlding.l tie week inl the mliountains of North Carolina. -l :s. John11 1oittle andt( Reece Young Spen last Tiit rsda y and Friday In I lendersolville. Airs. Kenneth lBurdette was hostess to the "Tuesday Club" last week. Af ter a pleasait hony11 of sewing a dell (i s Id : oui'se and i(ed tea 'were -:'ed t:) the followin g pgi.uss: Ales <lame1cs liecev Youing, \\'. 11. Jacobs, \\. V. 11. Owen,, .1I., 11. .1. Piuts. .lis.se5 L.ou se I'itts, Cooley, Florie iurdette, Ih:a; alason ai d Nancy Owens. -\vts. .1. F. .laecolis, Sr.. and Miss Clr(' I ;lIicket tr11e sIendilng the wo(k .t lenn Springs. .\lr. J. P. .1aeobs, Sr., is Ili Atlanta t'1'C( o1 blsiness. .\ .a nd .\ r. .. . P .I J coh s, .11%.,.\ Av. Ge.o. A. Cojielnd andI .\iss Hi. Copolanld snent 1:!-t Saturday in Spartanlhurg. M:s. \\'. P. Owven returne Monday :"m Hi2how ille after spentling sev -i k h her daughter, Al::. n Seott. IM. AYN': SPEAKS OUT ON I'-,ALLt.1 STI:XTlI O.N Deelarrs 1Mepori't of Iieai hil (li'lais will Show There is no mineiflhll in No 11h11 ami 111 Pt Ilagra has no ti t- . \\:ihngon ug. 5.-Ielhoffi einls from 1", SOutherln sta 1tes in 'on it '!U'e here with Surgton (eneral Cumm2asinga of~ theo l'licjl llenith Ser' Vice( r2 'art~ng tile pellagra situation01 were ( dy:1f: ini a reort (If 'ond (itions1 in1 'till 111th and recommendlations:1:01 of0 whlat iehmild 'be done1. Pre::r'o:1 of' the1 re'port was inl I i ' l l u l 'd r t e b ( l i i it e ' c o f t 1 e r e n c e befo rt it w aI m ade(t o im b lec. z 01 1 of th Is'commiiitte 00 aid1( tihe rephort wouli hold( thlere "'was not 2a 501intilla of~ truthIi iln(12 Ihages that1 niear fanineit exist1s in, tile south or' that lellagra 1ha1s increa55(ed there to anly a1ppre~c(iablle ('x2tenit." A rluti onl pledgingJ "'the suppor(It, oIf the hlealthl aorll~ ities and1, tihe 1101 1)1e theyv re'pr( 2('nt ini th lPSOuth toII a const ructive priogrami whichl wili co , 2'i(1(adolted 11y tile COnfre'n Ce. Th'le resoluIItioni Cxpressed50 to thle ::ident 51ppre':iat'on1 of the health Otiila oIf his iwteroal inI llulir hiealtih an en1 11dorsed "'the effect Ive ad mi:nistrat1ion"' of thes public health 12er v'ice by SurIgeon Geermal Cummin11111g. 'iTe conilference0 Ceiie(laly 1 r3' s, "*the1 Iesolin cont '0112 ied, ''that the lthlie heaIilh serIv2iimobilizie all oth1 ('r f~cral healIth agenicies, esp1cial ly thle farm and( hiomei dem~lonstratlon agen~lcies (If tihe staite a1gr'icultura121 schools a11nd thle D epartment11 (of Agri CulturIe, in ('arry'ing into( thle rurIal ho01ms (If thle ('our'iry~ thle pra'2Cti(al ncessiity3 for ai better balanredl (1ie which should1( always inolud' mik1 01' mil1k produclI(ts and11( fresh vegetles110. "Th'le con ference r'ecluests the Presi-. dent and tihe grigeon generalI and all (Itherus initoer'ested( in' the pulli c health to assist actIVely' In tihe e'fforts for the estalo ishm~llent of health dlepartmlents In all eounities; oi' other units of gov' ern1ment, whIich~ shialihe able, thirough and1( publlc healthl nurses5, to carr'1y the hlapler' and1( miore productI ei ve lives to all the peoleO whiether' living in the conigested (cnters or in the mioal. rC .... e' 4 * *' * *' * * * * 4' * * LANFORD NEWS ' * I-+ e e e e e Lanford, Aug. 8.-A protracted meeting of imitch Interest closed Fri day ni-ght. Rev. J. Murray Robertson lid the preaching and his people found out they had a .mos-t excellent pastor and preacher. Misses Josle and Lona Mel Williams citertained a number of frien(s Satur dlay aftarnoon in honor of their guests, Mi.ss' Vallie Cox and 'Madge Wil liamis, attractive young ladies from Gray Court. Ganies owere played and .everal selections of music (njoy ed. At the close of this u nutsual ,party the l(Stes sev(Ad a delicious Ice course to tlhoseiv presncit. OCe of the imos. plea;ant affai.s 'of the ''a' wcek was the family gather ing a' tne home of Mir. It. :i,. Joanson. Saturday, August 6, where Iis children .nd graidclildrull gailered to cele Ir. te his 75th hi-thday. -Lifference in ages was forgotten and all the guests .re children .Iain as tlhey lived ov er the years of the past in memory. The family consists of seven daugh ters and one son, '30 grandchild rcn. .\Mr. .lohnson vasl born and reared in Catawl:a county, N. C. Ills wife was Miss Parthunia Lanford who died four years ago. A num'. tuous diner -::, erved under the oak:; in the yard. -. .and .\rs. C. 1). Cox etiic:*ta:1ined tio youti, peo1p!u of tite (SnntumiiV 1 1(a le;y laiin part.y Satui day eV i:1 . i u-m cI ti~li ec ,3ls Wilie Cox. About twc.nty couples en joyed their hospitality. N is. 01hello Payne who has been rp(nding some tine in llenderPoilville i:; vIting relatLives here. Mrs. Sallie Payne and Miss LAouise Connor, of Geca-. ood , speilt Funday wi;,l frienlds hecre. .Ar.. 1. Y. Coolky, of' I veeville, i,; ';eta:;:'a few day.: wi'lh re~taiico 81nd i;eind.; here. 0. 0. F. Fwle) r iS sti ill very sich:. \We hp she .ili sooni e:in to iml .\lls. Rll:.avd .\oc:-v and chlr: o .i re ;L' a11' i theivu : t 1 n with :;. \nd1 ."I rs. . J. Izanford. Mr. and 'Mrs. 13. \V. Johlisoni, of Ar cadia, spent S nlilday Withi .\lr. and l,1i. 1). j ohnsoi. ..r". an;d .\',rs. T. 1). 1 l ron111 l, of '411u VI r.j' At the Week- nd wih frlemis and re:atihe.i of \o i u 2f. :l 1u t,;; ol i -; a sc I k~~hields. ....an Dair~onda'nd .Mr. T. A 1). 1 . p!~e :lo f~l l :unt .\r ... S. ljI4igil:i attende( h funeral o. .\lis. i. . d L'. - t'!. ming Mvv some. -: i a: , ta. * FIN.\L, T11lEITESl PAi) TO CARUlW TUhur'muti:~ .\ttt0:vl1 Im:zi'e-ave lFanior 81-) ii 'I~lia th'. coilteSe imoved t hr~n .: h str'''ts hiedu *evii". tro s v:st crowdsl~ to th <s a rr2. where ls 8r dy ta bict d a t a 'i vl lie.t ti~i, ,-rCkt flIit(( in the iethisi fhignt niass. Tlhe cry sta coll'thin enecased itn a ':rawn tby ix hiorse:4. Thelire wVere ini of . .'.".s ha~d hend c loed ias sgn in passe(d, airpjla nte tlew~ o.erhieadi. Si) (de10. werei thle thron2gs thle tr:c,.; had di''iuIy in hohlinlg I' ;;aile baik. All Ith e ,.!a dow's 8n iil :al conh'2 werVe (2rowdedI and ii any ol t ha'n w.orI4 i dral)ed. * r(fect of >;:: I ini I le tam o i h.t king and the -V~ oentienit, by t hi .i etor oi the oservatory and( by, rep !esett ives of the nuayor and the 1i tist:s tf the cit. Thle ba:issi ica of t he famoous (lhuren the fforimer kiigdlom of Naples. I efore the- churchll wa s Oeined to thie pubih:e, \l.;. ('.:ruis, laving tier 1it;U dauighiter, Glia.i by thm hiand, (came to viewi the h~or'.y of her husband once11 again. Otheris of thle grief-strlieken relat'.ve5 galhiered in thle baslI lien and lookedl for the last timie upois thie facee of the dIeadl, whIiichi ',eimed to be of oneO sleepi lng tieaceftull y. Gitovannti, birothter of 10niegic, litrst knielt beside thie (01111, then ciin g, in vokedi Ca ruso to br-eathe agaIn.' itud ol fo, thme s~on, was equally3 The ex penses of thie fitneral iiIIlihe horne by the' mluni l-i pal t y of Nap~leh I&I Fibre furniture it now regarded cal furniture for general use in th line offers a rnulitude of attmetive ishes and the price is r"ht. "at among the first to rneet conitom prices. The prices which we hav Sstock bring the nost beautiful ar furniture within fth reach of every Come in and see our new st havc many values that are rerr strongly built, handsomely finishe If you are looking for a piece of ft in the home you'll, find just what y We will be glad to show you < t l horne furnishings. S. M.& E. . WI] ("i'lTON NOT l( ' .liniet of South ('arolina ('ountly of lltauren,11. Nolllev of Special ElAetll Wn 11li f I ss im ('Eopuvoen Ho c he City (f Latre .is In I 'll, Sna. 5,01011' 1,:1 Ure [!;roei:,:'i. Whcras ; Via w Lttu 11 ,it0ion m.:-1.o i o thet fre (elioiders% Ofr t ity of 1.urens as a pe r fro:.)I' tax hmoks; of said City, i :ile: jh(: with the City Collncil of the I 4 v ;-' laiius asing that an eh~ held 1. said City or lIturen4, at h eL'VCIo:'; of saidi City th le einestiin issitii; couiponi hond4 of the Cily la ar2' in thte sum of $;;5,Eo0u, payahth~ ~o wII i hi oty yersO fromi the dIoe o issue0, andilli~ herIng ai rate of intereLstI anittui0, for the Ipilrlose &of Strieet !mromniuaii (ity; and.A vro 0 WI:"''i.a:, the said City C'outell m t he (City of lauilrens has dulty (('i i i* c *rdsh eiin ennlvassed thc 2 7:In. ~18It andl fosind it to be in piroperi form, n signeul by: the retiiulired nuni~'her DfIro no freclhilhlers;. as p resc':ri bed by the C''n sittin and1010 ( Statite Iaw ofW ithew Si: ~ ~1ie'Sl 1)1 South Ci(arollina, madle and pirovi cd thereo' th~pted an Ordinancea lI olin dated1 1- Ith day of .Jun, '2 M nsBleBc 1h2 I, ti the prayer oif the ;pctiLim he . rnte d' anud that the <Uestionl ofi the L/ issule oL' : Id blondsl shall be submit tell to t'o Men'siiedHduyavyisere electors of saiW ty of I turen1, Mat Lse h S peela l ection to be held In and for. the said itLy or La:urens on the 2;1rd day of Aulgust, 1921.lie' $.0D NOW TI'll lltll'OlUil, Notice I i; hre hy givenl that a SpecIal .llection' will be heldI in the Cit y of Laur ens on the \ey~peia 23r d day~ of August, 1921I, upion the (le:it ion or issiing hionds of tile C ity 0 of laa: ens ini the stuu of $:i5,000it, pay - able within forty years from (late of Issue, and ( hein~ ig iltcrest ait not ex - cin g six ( t) lierwont. per annu:iim, for thle loirp~ose ofS trect implro'vemlent iheldi t th e ol low intg laces: Warid I, t L~.kVU at City Clerik's Ollice; Ward 2, al IlatC t 3 PIc I Ioiate:thhet iLov~ low tighav bee a A: Fe1widomaag1 to Ool'.il(t thesaFdneectualityWi'Se1 Power; Waid 4. lDoW.inot Aitron. C Jo0c Liadies'crIt 11Silk' : Men'ss Lisleo'lok n tleafThr of Iwiti rs sorle; ear d t ole for Punc92 119otn tile IStlon tar be auit I .v'. . II itoer Coli Stil ories' ard o, an tay leor a ringeCo tle;s la d ard IE . '~i~S owngs shall bote aphl oticnt maltnagre kan lra' (VA ca ntuk;re as the sensible, practi e home. The Kaltex desiyns, styles and fin x manufacturcrs were ~squa rely and adiust e pt into effect on our id comfortabl woven family. yIes and designs. We tarkable. Every piece d and properly priced. irniture to fill any need on want here. ~urtente line of beau KS & CO. EIR TMEN~T STORE LJL AT IT .1 Good Merchanidise Lest Poss ible Prices. .'i Unmatchable Values: SIsland. per yard . . G igaper yard . 10c [lose, per pair . . 25c CHose, per pair . . 75c :le Overalls, per pair .95c ork Shirts, each . . 65c radl Socks, per pair . 15c. assShirts . . .. $1.35 or This Week En-i Only, Oc Brassieres, all sizes, at 25c Each Large Shipment of Thread t Work, Every Color. )HEN'S re of Better Values" elctor C. ('. Feathlerstonc WY. B. J{night ids shall 4) word FEATH'ERSTO'NE A KNIOHT A ttorneys at L awi h da fl ll Ruinss Irusa to Ounr Caro Wi IHv 'romptjd and (Carefue Alten .ion. Mayor. Ornee o7er P'almetto Bank MTr. Fecatherstone wvill spend Wednes dn:y of~ each week in Laren..