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PH WL AND
LOCAL ITEMS
Sanders* who is ill at her home on and Mrs. H. C. Walker on Pine his influence for good on their
Avenue 5. J Street. Mr. and Mrs. Maltby were lives.
* ■ - 'married in Roanoke, Va., last) Mrs. Daisy Hemminger enjoyed
Guests in the home of Mr. and Thursday. Mr. Maltby is connected the week end with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. W. G. Huguley and Mr. and | with *the geological survey work Milton LeRoy and family of Mc-
Mrs. C. C. Morgan on Sunday here. j Cormick. On her return to Will-
were, Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Rankin I j ington Sunday afternoon she was
and sons, Eugene and Billie, from | Visitors in the home of Mr. and accompanied by these good people
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mrs. J. C. Blackwell last Saturday : who remained for church services.
Huguley and son, Ellis from Green- j and Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. Leon T. Pressly left Monday ville. | Fred Blackwell of Greenville, Miss
for Lexington, Va., to attend the • , Georgia Hilton of Spartanburg, Mr.
A. R. P. Synod this week through" Mrs. C. H. Crouch and daughter, John Keating, Misses Emmie and
the 3rd Sabbath. Mrs. T. G. Cas- and Mrs. Ivey and son, John, of Annie Blackwell of Augusta and
sels and son from Great Falls will Augusta spent Sunday here with an( j ^rss J. W. Blackwell of
be here with Mrs. Pressly during the former’s sister-in-law, Mrs.
his absence. Lula Sanders on Avenue 5.
Plum Branch.
Dr. Garnette Tuten of Furman, Mrs. Frances Oates and son,
Hampton County, has come to Ronald, from Darlington are
make his home in McCormick. He spending some time hfere with her
is a practicing physician and ex- mother, Mrs. Isabelle Bentley.
pects to practice his profession
here. He has offices at Stroms’ Students from Carolina Univers-
Drug Store. His family will not ity expected home today for the
arrive here until after the present spring holidays are, Messrs. Luther
school session. Andrews, E. P. Bentley, Arthur
! Bradley. James Bradley and Hugh
Mr. W. W. Fowler of Augusta
was seeing friends here one day
the past week.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Finley had
as their guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Finley, Mr. and Mrs
Mr. Frank Edmunds
Petersburg, Fla., is on
relatives in and near
from
a visit
town.
St.
Supervisor W. O. Graves con
tinues to improve at his home
here, and was able to take a short
ride around town yesterday after
noon, which was his first time out
in about six weeks.
WILLINGTON
NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. Archie Andrews received a
warm welcome Friday afternoon,
from her friends in Willington.
Mrs. Andrews has a pretty horse
and buggy and she has favored a
number of us with very enjoyable
rides.
I We are glad to report Mattie
Giles still in a state of convales
cence. She is able to get out and
enjoy the warm sunshine which
seems to put new life into her.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Cowan were
business visitors in McCormick
Saturday afternoon,
i We, the members of the Presby
terian S. S., are indebted to Mrs.
Wm. McNair for the pretty flow
ers so tastefully arranged in the
church Sabbath morning.
There has been genuine spring in
the air today. The warm atmos-
phere and fleecy clouds gave a
June like aspect to the weather
— and summer weight clothing was
Miss Mary Martin of Blackville generally donned by our people,
• Mar)
Richard Ross, Mrs. Earl Finley and spent the week end here as guest Qur farmers seem to think a few
Miss Regna Finley of Columbia. of Miss Julia Hall. spring showers would improve the
condition of the land which has
become very dry.
Mr. Frank Clinkscales and his
interesting family of Lowndesville,
have returned to their home, af
Mrs. F. E. Williams and two chil
dren, Matilda and Charles, spent
the week end in Spartanburg with
her son, Mr. Roger Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Epting of
Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Epting and family of Columbia
spent Sunday here as guest of Dr.
C. K. Epting.
Mr. Paul Miller has returned to
Charleston, after spending a week
or more here with his family at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Wrenn.
RED ROW
NEWS
The trees are budding and the
birds are singing to tell us spring
is here, but some times it feels
like real summer and we sure do
need a nice little rain which would
P0DLT8T TRUCK
APRIL 23
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Our poultry truck will be in McCormick on Wed-
nesday, April 23, 1930, from 9 to 12 o’clock, and at
Abbeville that afternoon from 1 to 4 o’clock. We
will pay the following cash prices for poultry:
Colored Hens 22c
Leghorn Hens 19c
Colored Fryers 11-2 to 2 1-2 lbs. 28c
Leghorn Fryers. 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 lbs. 22c
Old Roosters 08c
Stags 16c
Turkeys 20c
Capons — 25e
Geese 12c
Ducks 12c
BUYER
ALEX GETZ & CO.
Greenville, S. C.
THOS. W. MORGAN, County Agent.
MRS. NELL A. STALLWORTH, Home Dem. Agt.
Mrs. Georgia Talbert has return
ed from a week’s visit to her
-daughter, Mrs. Edwin Barron, Jr.,
of Rock Hill.
Mrs. Lillie B. Sisk has returned
from a week’s visit to relatives and
friends in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jennings of
-Charlotte, N. C., were visitors' here
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mqs. J. L. Jennings. Mrs. W. P.
Jennings, who is a trained nurse,
remained here to nurse Mrs. Lula
Mrs. W. B. Storey of Calhoun
Falls is spending the week here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. McGrath.
ter a most enjoyable visit of days be J ood ° n ,5 he 'f™ er £ gra ‘ n ' .
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Bowick and
children of Greenwood were visi-
Mrs. P. J. Robinson, who is a
patient at the Margaret Wright
to his mother, Mrs. Mollie Clink-
scales
Dr. C. K. Epting of McCormick l to ^_ in ^ d ik ^ w rt ^ * l ^ ld ^
and his sister, Mrs. L. C. Jumper
of Black Mountains, N. C., were
pleasant guests Thursday after
noon of Miss Louise McBride.
Mrs. F. P. Rush and daughter,
Hospital in Augusta, is slightly Miss Francis, motored to McCor-
better at this time, however, im- m ick and enjoyed Wednesday af-
provement is slow.
temoon with Mrs. J. Pruit Rush
and her mother, Mrs. Meredith
Mr. S. H. Talbert, who has been Satterfield of Spartanburg.
ill several weeks at his home in
the Buffalo section, is somewhat
better at this time and able to sit
up awhile every day.
*Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Maltby re
turned to McCormick Friday and
are staying in the home of Mr.
THE BEST PLACE IN DIXIE IS CAROLINA—THE BEST
PLACE TO TRADE IN CAROLINA IS DIXIE STORES
Stores DIXIE STORES Stores
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
APRIL 18TH and 19TH
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findley and
Mrs. Clara Findley from Honea
Path spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Wideman.
Mr. and Mrs. Tatum Wideman
from Greenwood were spending
Sunday with friends and relatives
in Red Row.
Callers in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ollie. Wideman were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Findley, Misses Reber.
and Clara Findley, Mr. Ralph
weather Wideman, Mr. Rob. Smith and Mr.
Press Wideman.
Mr. Leon Wideman and Mr.
Ralph Wideman spent a few pleas
ant hours with Mr. Napoleon Wide-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrews
and Mrs. Daisy Hemminger took
advantage of the balmy
and good highways and made a
business visit to Elberton, Ga.,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Dr. Pipkin and Mrs. Acker _ . . . , .
of McCormick were in Willington , Saturday night
CHEESE,
Full Cream, lb.
..25c
SALMON,
Pink, tall can
✓
.- 15c
CHERRIES, Red Sour Pitted, can
25c
SOAP, Octagi
on, 7 cakes,
25c
Friday afternoon. The former was
working in the interest of the Au
gusta Chronicle.
We regret to report Mrs. Jack
Morrow and dear little Davie Joe^
bn the sick list. Mrs. Morrow was
reported better this morning. We
wish for them a speedy recovery.
Mr. Albert Gibert, Mr. Alex Law-
ton and “Gttip” Cade Jr., left this
morning for Jacksonboro where
they expect to spend a week dis
turbing the peace of the
tribe. We wish for them success
and a pleasant trip.
Mr. Wm. McNair and Mr. Geo.
: Lawton were recent business visi-
Misses Willie Mae and Maude
Wideman spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Kittie Creswell.
Mrs. Ben Spence ,Mrs. Sam
Spence and daughter, Kate, were
visiting in Abbeville Friday.
Callers in the home of Mrs. Leon
, Wideman Sunday morning were
Misses Alice, Willie Mae and
Maude Wideman, Mattie Mae
Spence and Elizabeth Wideman.
| Little Jimmie Wideman spent
Sunday with his grandmother. Mrs.
_ n ^ Napoleon Wideman.
~| Mrs. Clara Pals is spending
awhile with her sister, Mrs. Ben
Spence.
. ^ ^ ^ ^ J . Mr. Johnny Smith of Troy call-
i tors to the city of Greenwood. I ed Qn Mr Archie wldeman awhlle
Pleasant callers m the home of Sund afternoon .
| the writer, for an evening recently, Mr and Mrs John Bowlck spent
^ ere ^ rs ' Sam McBude and g a t un } a y and Sunday with Mr. and
daughter, Louise | Mrs , w shannon .
We were glad to welcome Mrs.
Ada Kennedy at church yesterday.
-o- COMING TO THE -o-
DIXIE THEATRE™
MeCORMICK, S. C.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 18-19, 8:20 p. m.
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She Squandered The R?ise He Didn’t Get.
—and they staged a million dollar^bluff on thirty-
five per week.
GLENN TRYON and MERNA KENNEDY
will make you laugh in this comedy of clothes
“SKINNER STEPS OUT”
ALSO “MOTORING MAMA’S” two reels of fun.
ADMISSION only 11 and 30 cents.
One hour and forty minutes of laughs. i
houn Harris of Anderson accom
panied her home, but returned to
Anderson the same day.
Miss Reba Wells of Anderson is
class with the annual junior-senior
reception.
This lovely home was attrac
tively decorated, using the class
FREE
Special Introductory Offer On FREE
DEL MONTE COFFEE
One pound Vacuum Packed Tin. 41c
(2 lbs. Sugar Free With Each Pound of Coffee)
PINEAPPLE
Del Monte, Sliced No. 2, Tall can,
23c
APRICOTS, Del monte. Peeled, No. 1 Tall
can, 19e
PORK AND BEANS, Campbell’s. 3 cans.
■■■■ /
25c
JELL-O. All Flavors, 3 pkgs. for
25c
IN DIXIE’S GARDEN OF FRESH VEGETABLES
LETTUCE. 3 large heads for
. : 25c
CELERY. Large stalks. 3 for .
25c
TOMATOES. Fancy, pound
12 l-2c
PINEAPPLE. Fresh
20c
LEMONS. Large and Juicy, per dozen
21c
TOP TURNIPS. Large Bunches
10c
NEW POTATOES, ner nound
7c
SPRING ONIONS, Bunch
1 0c
IRISH POTATOES
IRISH POTATOES, large and smooth. 6 lb?
j. __ 25c
BE AN SEED
(
BEAN SEED, All Varieties, pint
25c
No. 16 DIXIE STORES No. 16
MeCORMICK, S. C.
Although not confined to bed, she
was not at all well for some days
of the past week.
Mr. Sam Ed. Cowan of Louisville,
Ga., is enjoying a stay with his
cousins, Messrs. x Bobbie and
“Squire” Cowan .
! Mr. and Mrs. James Gibert made
a business trip to Abbeville Thurs
day.
A recent visitor to Messrs. R. M.
Rush and Reed Guillebeau at the
lumber plant was Mr. John Myers
of Lincolnton, Ga - .
Miss M. F. Rush, Margaret Hem
minger and M. E. Lawton, were
visitors Friday afternoon to Mrs.
Jack Morrow and daughter, Mary
Jane.
Providence permitting. Miss
Francis Rush and her Sunbeam
Band will favor us with an Easter
program at the Willington Baptist
church Sunday morning, beginning
at 10:30. In addition to the exer
cises by the children, there will be
two speakers from Greenwood.
Now let’s attend this Easter pro
gram and not only encourage both
leader and band by our presence,
but in this way show our appre
ciation of the dear Saviour who by
His self sacrifice gave us this love
ly season, just v/hen all nature is
awakening from its winter slumb
ers and new life is seen every
where.
Last evening Rev. E. F. Gefetys
preached the closing sermon of his
five year pastorate of the Willing
ton Presbyterian church. We regret
that he has severed his connection
as pastor of this church, but we
are glad that his work will not
take him far away and wet hope he
may accomplish great and lasting
good among the children in the
De la Howe Orphanage. May the
Ide.y come whe^ boys and girls will
1 go out from this r-ehcoi blessing
the name of Rev. E. F. Getty: for
j Callers in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Napoleon Wideman were Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Wideman and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findley,
J. B., Reber and Clara Frindley.
, Mrs. Lucy Bowick spent a few
days the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Garfield Bowick.
| Mrs. Sam Wideman and chil-
Idren spent Wednesday with Mrs.
iMoses Wideman .
j Mrs. Lizzie Wideman and daugh
ter, IViaude Lee, spent Wednesday
pleasantly with Mrs. Kittie Cres
well.
Misses Willie Mae and Maude
Wideman spent the week end in
McCormick with Mrs. Herbert
Wideman.
see Mrs. Jennings Franklin Satur
day aftarnoon.
Mrs. Janie Spence and son. Roy,
spending a few days with her par- colors green and gold and made to
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wells. look like* a fairy land.
Mrs. Cecil Gilliam, Misses Juan- An entertaining and interesting
ita Curtis and Virginia Lanier treasure hunt was enjoyed by the
were shopping in Elberton one af- guests, also many other games, af
ternoon recently. ter which a delicious salad course
Mrs. Baker and Miss Norwood was served by the hostess and
Baker of Spartanburg spent a few joint hostesses. Punch was serv-
hours very pleasantly with Mrs. ed throughout the evening. Among
Lena Hester Sabbath afternoon. those present from Mt. Carmel and
Miss Martha Connor and Mr. other places were Miss Martha
Sever Williams were Elberton vis- Connor and Mr. Sever Williams,
itors Sunday evening. Miss Alice Wells and Mr. Calhoun
Mr. J. C. Plowden of Manning Burriss, Miss Mary Hardaway and
joined his family here at the home others. Mr. Robe‘rt Scott and Miss
of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wells for the Virginia Lanier also enjoyed the
evening.
Mrs. H. O. Watson and Mrs. D.
J. McAllister complimented their
Sabbath school classes with an
past week end. Mrs. Plowden and
children returned home with him
on Sabbath.
Misses Juanita Curtis and Mar
tha Connor and Messrs. James Easter egg hunt and a party at
_ . |, , , , Gambrell and Tommy Lott of the home of Mrs. John D. Cade in
They also called^by to G r eenv iii c were Abbeville and Me- Mt. Carmel.
j Cormick visitors Sabbath after- The little folks were quite a
noon. merry crowd and enjoyed the
„ J I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells of fun very much. Before the after-
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
Moses wfdeman.
Miss Reber Findley returned to
Honea Path to make it her home.
Many friends regret to see her
Greenville spent the past week end noon was over delicious refresh-
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ments of cake and lemonade was
leave.
Mr. Jim Brewer spent a few
hours Saturday night with his
aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Wideman.
Misses Willie and Ruth .Young
from Troy spent awhile Tuesday
with Mrs. Kittie Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wideman and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bussey Bowick.
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MT. CARMEL
NEWS
Mrs. Henry Dunaway and sons,
Curtis and Sam, of Tignall, Ga.,
spent last Sabbath wuth Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Curtis.
The many friends of Mrs. J. W.
Morrah are delighted to welcome
S. D. Wells.
1 Miss Mary Hardaway spent last
Friday night in Calhoun Falls
with Miss Lucile Hughes. i
Mrs. Ida M. Black spent Tuesday
in Clinton attending the meeting
of the Presbyterian Presbytery,
which is in session there.
The A. R. P. Ladies Missionary
Society will serve a supper at the
school building in Mt. Carmel on
Thursday evening, April 17, at an
early hour in the evening. Every
body cordially invited to come and
enjoy the evening and also the
supper.
Mrs. Feaster Mauldin returned
home Monday from a visit to Au
gusta, where her little child was
in a hospital. The little one was
able to accompany her mother and
grandmother to the latter’s home
near Lincolnton, Ga. We all hope
she will soon be quite well again.
Last Friday evening at the beau
tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
served.
Children’s Colds
Checked without
“dosing.” Rub on
VISHS
OVEff t? MILLfQN JARS USED YEARLY
S 6 6 Tablets
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the
first day, and checks Malaria in
three days.
666 also In Liquid
her home again, after an extended
visit to her children in Anderson Taylor the juniors of Calhoun Falls
and Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Cal- High complimented the
A man in a nearby state recently
caught a mouse that warbles like
a canary. He probably caught it
in his chair.
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The man who was reported the
other day as having married his
mother-in-law, has carried the
joke too far.