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;.\.i HeCOHMICK MESSENGER, HcCORMTCE, SOUTH CAROLIRJi Thursday, November 10, 1930 20TH NOV. 11,1918 RIMSHCED Through the years H. DRUCKER McCormick, S. C. Clothing—Dry Goods Shoes—For All Loyal Tribute Armistice Peace—Is Good Will 1918 to 1938, the world faced constantly Dixie Stores, No. ll(i McCormick, S. C. Staple and Fancy Groceries Vegetables and Fruits G. E. CAMPBELL, MGR. We Honor Our Armistice Peace We Pray ) White Hardware M. C. WHITE, Prop. McCormick, S. C. Hardware—Plows All Kind Farming Tools Pause To Our Armistice Day Peace—Our Ideal changing conditions, many of which have Hollywood Theatre Main St.—McCormick, S. C. G. J. SANDERS, JR., Owner. • Humble Gratitude To Our Armistice Peace And Liberty Sanitary Barber Shop F. h/MORGAN, Prop. McCormick, S. C. Regular And Reliable Service Praise Yea, Our 20th • „ Armistice Peace—To Our Shores tested the temper of men and nations. ^ _ f * . . ; • John Thomas McGrath Auto Body And Fenders Repaired—Painting McCormick, S. C. Glorify In Our Armistice Day Peace On Earth M. G. & J. J. Dorn, Inc. McCormick, S. C. Lumber—Building Material Memory Always To Armistice—1918 Peace—Is No Sacrifice There have been years of prosperity and years HUGULEY’S STORE McCormick, S. C. Groceries And Feed • Notions Thank God For The Armistice Of T8 and ’38 Peace—The Seed Of Life McCORMICK SERVICE STATION McCormick, S. C. FORD V-8 Gas—Oil—Repairs Grim Is The Reminder On Armistice Peace—In Loyal Service of want, suffering and poverty. The latter are J. B. HARMON General Merchant Main St.—McCormick, S. C. •V _* V ' The Winning Battle Was The Armistice Peace—Forever Bliss! CLAUSSEN’S Cake And Bread For Taste And Extra Energy Welcome The Armistice Peace—To The Masses freshest in memory because even yet in our SANITARY CAFE MAin St.—McCormick, S. C. Delicious—Seasonal Food Continue Oh Armistice Peace—Forevermore J. ARCH TALBERT Clerk Of Court McCormick, S. C. Wreath In Their Stillness We Pray For Them Armistice Peace—Eternally own Nation there are thousands who have not DORN’S MARKET Phone 18—McCormick, S. C. / Buy The Best Groceries—Meats Fish And Oysters Tribute Awarded Armistice Peace Abide Throughout McCORMICK DRY , CLEANERS McCormick, S. C. Cleaning And Pressing All Work Appreciated Horrors Have Ceased Armistice Peace—Living—Eternal yet solved the immediate problem of peace and C. H. Workman, M. D. McCormick, S. C. Wreath No Honor To Great—My Humblest Gratitude Armistice Peace—In Contentment J. O. PATTERSON McCormick, S. C. Our Heroes Sleep This ] Armistice ] Peace—We Remember ] plenty—but, we still have Life—and Hope—and the J R. L. FAULKNER McCormick, S. C. Never Betray Our Armistice The Shining Light Peace—Trustingly M. L. GIBERT J McCormick, S. C. , Fancy Groceries r The Shining Light Was The Armistice Peace—Faith clouds are breaking. United and striving ^ R. D. SURER McCormick, S. C. A Wreath To Our Heroes Armistice Peace—That Will Not Yield W. T. STROM, Sheriff McCormick, S. C. Wreath Commemorating Our Loved Ones 20 Years Later Armistice • 1 Peace—I Beseech All ' c to a common end of work and place * H. 0. WATSON Mt. Carmel, S. C. Their Sacrifice Was All We Must Keep Safely The Armistice Peace—In All Things HARTLEY CANDY AND / TOBACCO CO. , Wholesale Jobbers y BOB DAVIS, Salesman Phone 83-5—Edgefield, S. C. * Always The Best / Their Valor And Heroism - Protected Us—20 Years, Armistice Peace—Be Within Us. 1 ssss NOV. 11,1938 for all. We cannot fall. J. S. STROM FURNITURE Main St,—McCormick, S. C. Ashley Wood Burning Stoves—Save 50% Fuel Safe Forever Armistice Peace—Golden Joy It proves again that the THOMAS J. LYON, JR„ POST NO. 19 THE AMERICAN LEGION 1918 1938 0 TO THE MEMORY OF THE BRAVE SONS OF McCOR- MICK COUNTY, S. C., WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE WORLD S WAR. Loyal citizens, again bow in humble gratitude to the families of these brave sons. They extend renetved sym pathies . . . and glory with them in honor justly awarded. We record this tribute so that fellowmen may not for get and that we may never be charged with lacking in loyalty. This Armistice Day in 1938 has brought forth its own problems. Once again the tvorld faces the grim problems of threatening war. We pause to honor the brave sons who fell in 1918 ... to pledge a*ain that tHe cause they died for has not been in vcdn. The courage so es sential upon the battle field lies within the breast of every loyal American. We are prepared, through their example, to face the future humble and unafraid. Commemorating the sacrifice of those who died, and with full appreciation of the services of the living, we pledge to this page with name and advertisement and the tvork of the American Legion, Our Post, The Thomas J. Lyon, No. 19, at McCormick, S. C., so the Americanism work in schools and street, in hospitals and homes will continue. REST IN GLORY OF ETERNAL PEACE WE HONOR THIS HONOR ROLL Thomas J. Lyon, Jr., Oct. 5, 1918. killed in action, France. John Henry Young, Sept. 23, 1918, died France. Preston J. Strom, Oct. 8, 1918, died France. Henry E. Bunch, April 27, 1919, died Merrett, N. J. Frank Banks, Oct. 23, 1918, died France. Harry Sparks, Oct. 4, 1918, died — France. John J. Palmer, Sept. 8. 1918, died U. S. A. Hospital. Pressley Doolittle, Oct. 16, 1918, died — U. S. A. Hospital. DR. C. K. EPTING DENTIST McCormick, S. C. Wreath Defend Their Honor On Armistice—With Peace—Contented Souls will surmount great American Spirit can and J. Frank Mattison Probate Judge McCormick, S. C. Their Life A Gift They Gave For Us In Honor Armistice Peace—The Foundation W. H. HESTER Mt. Carmel, S. C. Wreath Pledge To Continue Armistice Peace—The Solution ideal of Liberty—it was Campbell’s Lunch McCormick, S. C. Good Food At All Hours Grateful To Our Heroes Armistice Peace—Lasting Peace carried America’s young JIM M. COX Troy,. S. C. Gen. Mdse.—Notions Shoes—Texas Gas—Oil Aching Hearts Quieted Armistice Peace—We Pray To All the world’s war. Thousands BROWN’S, INC. Dry Goods—Shoes Notions Main St.—McCormick, S. C. Renewed Sympathy On Armistice Peace—Our Obligation sacrifice—never to JAMES M. DORN McCormick, S. C. Supreme Was The Armistice Peace—A Cross To Bear obstacles in holding to its HARRY REAM McCormick, S. C. Wreath Souls Were Saved By Armistice Peace—With Honor, But Not At Any Price that same spirit which TED HARMON Postmaster McCormick, S. C. Wreath 20th Anniversary Since The Birth Of Armistice Peace—And Serve Our God It is to these brave souls DIED SINCE 1918 H. Banka Plum Branch, S. C. 1 ” C ^* se ’ McCormick, S. C. C. Sanders, Plum Branch, S. C. n McDonald, Blairsville, S. C. Harmon, McCormick, S. C. ttner White, McCormick, S. C. n F. Clinkscales, Willington, S. C. iss Haggard, M. D., McCormick, S. C. n M. Bunch, Clarks Hill, S. C. F. Bodie, Plum Branch, S. C. Hilburn, Parksville. S. C. THE AMERICAN LEGION, McCORMICK, S. C. PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION. 1 or God and Country, we associate ourselves together Ben Franklin Stores McCormick, S. C. 5c-10c-25c-$1.00 Better For Less Twenty Years Armistice Peace—The Salvation dedicated and observed. R. M. & S. F. RUSH Dealers In Rough And Dressed Lumber Troy, S. C. Our Prayer Always For Armistice—And Peace—Everlasting- names and ads. we continue Only in reverence of prayer we pause. CALHOUN PALMER McCormick, S. C. My Wreath I Lay Heroes Armistice Peace—Above All Else the sick and maimed, H. A. HEIN Parksville, S. C. Wreath Rest In Eternal Peace * Heroes Armistice Peace—A Better World ceases. Post No. 19 r -i McCormick Messenger E. J. McCRACKEN. Pub. McCormick, S. C. United We Bow On Armistice Day Peace—Is Divine manhood into battles of Carolina Life Ins. Co. Home Office—Columbia, S. C. E. B. McLEOD, Agent . McCormick, S. C. On This Day We Pay Tribute To Those Who Died For Us Armistice Peace—An Understanding made the supreme CHARLIE MORGAN McCormick, S. C. In Honor To Our Heroes We Proclaim National Armistice Peace—Never Condemn It return to home shores. L. L. HESTER Mt. Carmel, S. C. Wreath They Gave Their Lives In Honor Armistice Peace—Our Highest Gain that Armistiee Day is J. L. BRACKNELL Plum Branch, S. C. Groceries:—Meats—Feed—Shoes Dry Goods—Clothing—Fertilizer Be Never Forgotten Armistice Peace—Is God’s Presence Through these attested H. E. FREEL AND County Commissioner ' Plum Branch, S. C. Humblest Gratitude To Our Heroes And Families Armistice Peace—Our Thoughts in battle this day with D. M. BLACKWELL Parksville, S. C. Groceries-r-Fresh Meats Gas—Oil Remembering—Keep Our Armistice Peace—Devotion our work never BROCKMAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 67—McCormick, S. C. With Grateful Hearts God Save Our Armistice Peace—God’s Emblem The American Legion. D. C. TALBERT McCormick, S. C. Groceries—Feed—Fertilizer May Our Country And Our Hearts Be Ever At Peace Armistice Peace—With All. •< 4 t gm* ■-r ■ ■ ^ *tX-A .-x m