The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 11, 1922, Image 7
* JONES NEWS *
Jones, Oct. 6.--The recent sudde;
death of 'U. S. Senator Thomas E. Wat
son, of Georgia, was a great shock to
his friends. .His untimely death was
a great loss not only to his beloved
Southland but throughout the nation.
'He was a bold, fearless, out-spoken
champion of the working people. And
we sincerely oherish the hope that his
successor may be as loyal to the best
Interests of the laboring people. Let
us revere his memory and emulate his
virtues for he was one of the greatest
statesmen that America ever produced.
Mr. Walter Morrison, of Greenwood,
has returned home.
Mr. ibeonard MeNinch, our new rural
policerman, iwas 'born and reared in
this section and is a splendid young
man. We wish him great success in
his 'new field of work.
The friends of ,Miss 'Laura Graham
will (be glad to learn that she has re
covered from hel' recent illness.
The friends of 'M'. and Mrs. George
Medlock will be pleased to know that
their little son, who was recently run
over by an automobile, is doing well.
li,. and Mrs. Wilmot Smith, of
Greenville, and Miss 'Mary Smith, of
Laurens, recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Joel A. Smith.
Ilichard Carroll, of Columbia, ad
dressed a large audience of white and
colbred people at Ware Shoals last
Sunday. At an emancrpation celobra
tion at Good H'pe church several
years ago the iwriter was present and
enjoyed Carroll's good advice to the
colored people. Carroll has been a
'benefactor to 1his race and his infl-u
ence has obeen in the interest of peace
-and good will between the white and
colored. .
1r. George Redden, who was born
and reared in this section, but has
lived in iRome, Ga., for 30 years, is
visiting relatives and friends -here.
We were in Greenwood last Tues
day and enjoyed meeting with so mAny
genial, companionable, warm-hearted
friends. ,
We recently eniet the following
friends, 'Dr. 1Donnon, of Boyds Mill,
NMr. and Mrs. iLangdon Boland, Con
Elledge and Allen Arnold, of Owings
Ville; Coleman Davis, of Montana;
Walter Riley and Masona 'Higgins,, of
Hodges; W. A. Friday and Dr. Wood,
of Greenwood; Jas Robertson, of
Shoals Junction; Ossie iMartin and F.
B. Boland, of Mt. Olive; Wm. Syfan, of
Ahbeville: Rev. and 'Mrs. F. L. Dram
Iett, of McCormick antd 'Mi. iTeny
Nickles, of Laurens.
ASPIRIN
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on
package or on tablet you are upt get
ting 'the genuine Bayer product pre
reribed by physicians ove.: t. .y- two
years and proved aafe by nnilk.r,n for
S Coldis Headache '
Toothache Lunibago
'Earache Rheumatism
- Neuralgia Pain, Pain -
Accept only "Bayer" -package which
contrains proper directions. Handy box
es of twelve tablets cost few cents.
DruggIsts also sell bottles of 24 and
100. Asplyin~ is the trade mark of
Bayer' lintfacturp of 'Monoaceticacid
ester of 'Salicylicaqid.
Home
Ground
'Flour
Try a' saels of new
-flour from the mill.
There is none bet
ter.
We Deliver It.
THE CIRCUS WILL
There'll be noise and hurry and rv
next Friday morning. There'll be th
ing room. There'll -be the wild wavin
"top" where trio elephants are quartet
backs" and seat men and gaudy wagor
over them. There'll be horses . and ca
flags and 'cook-houses and excitement, a
* 13ut w'hy not come to the opoint 1
life of Laurenetts for a one day's stay, t
reason that Friday morning there will v
the long twisting lines of painted wagt
out file of elephants-the inevitable pv
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock'ther
formances in which the announcer will
all the .waVfy frqrm the great.Chailbino v
the top of the tent, to the star equestri
and Bessie .Hollis. Both -o wonderful
traction. And of course there'll beth
dancing horses, two herds, of .performin
lions, pigs who shoot the chutes, and a
there'll be the acrobats and the aerialsi
-the parade. More than that, the .p
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* W. 11. Dl(MMOND *
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This October, 6 years ago, our coib
munity wag saddened by the hlanid of
H-imi who doeth all things well. lHe
took from us our dear friend and Sun
(lay School superintendent. Today re
minds us, though dead his worys fol
low him. We sor'ely miss himi In our
chumrch of which h.e so much loved, and
Which everyone of his Sunday School
pupils loved him.. 'His place is vacant,
his voice Is still; we realize that a
link In our chain is forever tbroken.
lWe ask our friends to pray for our
church, that God~will send -us another'
like him. He stood for all that wvas
good and noble; lhe pointed souls to
God; he tr'iedl to do his duty at all
times; he never hid his 'light under
a bushel-it iwas like a city on a 'hill
whidh gould not be hid; his life was
not without earthly cares', but earthly
cares never kept him from giving God
IHis .part of his substance: droughts
nor affliction never' kept him awvay
while holding his 'Master's part. alHis
life meant so mmlch .to us, yet we feel
God needed hini. for more glory in
Heaven than we needed him, We can't
see 'it that way, but we do know God
never makes mistakes, so IwO bow In
solemn sadneys to'His will. He was
a pillar in our churchf and today seems
to the writer .like the pillar has let
our church get weak. None has re
.plaedd It. 'His place-Is su'rely a vacant
one in iLnford Ilaptist church.
~W. IH, Iljrummond was a man sin
neo shiuuined for they knew he would
tell them of their sin jind shame.. .Ho
feared no man 'when It~ came to 'his
?4aster's fbusiness.: HeI was always
ready to do the IMaster's Mill. ije was
afflicted .for a lqg gtn4 before 'death
Acllihed himg.- but whon 'the galybath
.le ,he pitt on?#eaI to halIp him -in
'hi~ vWekness toi go to the diuse. Qf
,coa id jhore 'gnd Gpfgre, the ones
iv d~ved him and who rehpected~ him
toilis gogiy walki hi ,lIft.
If fifO htuis 'b n .a *e do,
w1af his comlpanion i w a so ude
'ted~ t im and llw y1~a ragedl
BE HERE FIDAY
R.N>
stling out at the Base Ball grounds
e unpacking of tr unks In the. dress
g of other trunks in the mnenagerlo
ed. There'll '1be hurrying "ravor
is with gilt and glitter sprinkled all
mels and tigers and leopards anid.
.nd lions with deep voices, and~
'or next Friday there bobs Into the
he Sparks' 'Big Circus. That's the
'Ind through the downtown streets
ins, the troops of horses, the strung
e wvill begin tahe first of the two per
call fMrth the acts that ill range
rho rpLler skates,.on his dome from.
ennes of the circus-Flora Bedini
that tihle? rival Chai'bino as an at
e thirty clowns, and t'he Sparks
g elephants, acrobatic seals and sea-.
II that sort of thing. And besIdes
s andl t-hle contortionists, and- and
radle will .be of wonderous length.
)lace .to show our love for the Mas
er, In helping to advance 'Hils king
:lomn on eartih as she has done. Mlay
lod spare her to her church and cliil
lronI for many years to come. WVe of
:eni standl by the lovely monument at
uis grave and wvishi our lives could
2ount for God as his has done andl
with a tear of sorrow, place a flower
>n the mound that marks the last rest
ing place of thim who has done so
nuch fo' our church and Sunday
Echool.
S. F. H.
"The Bat" In Novemiber
"The Bat"; the ithrilling mystery
story 'by 'Mary Roberts Rinehart and
Avery iopwood, which is to b- seen
here in November, has been called the
greatest mystery polay in the world.
Dne convincing proof of this assertion
lies in the fact that more attempts
have -been made by aboth play and mo1
Lion .picture pirates to, steal the story
of "The flat" than of any other play
in the history of the American theatre.
Wagenhals and Kemper, producers of
'The Bat" have protetedI the polay
vigorously th'roughout the United
States, having taken out, injunctions
against one mot'on )ictr elirate and
having sent one .play npiate to jail.
In the numerous other attempts made
to'steal the plot of "The Bat," a warn
ing has sufflied to stop the :piracy. In
a recent arliouncementfrom the ofic
is -of IWagenhals and Komper, they
malde it most emp~hatic that the public
rided never fear of 'being imposed upon
by unscrupulous -play and upicture men
who advertise that their product is
hike "The Bat". The play will con
tinue to be presented under their own
management for some years to come
and .when the apicture rights are 'final
ly released, a nation-wide &nnou'nce
mbnt iwill be made of the fact,
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J. C. Burns & Co.
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