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Com?l'OiKh nt Dl.W-r* I Vom Dr. \\ .
M. Ktgg* on Scope of Work of War
I .. tlb -
Tc the I lllot -?: Th? s\ le;
What*vir theories may oe advanced
about the lihaiiM H of tin- South; how
fl i t ilu< h Ihi South may bOOOfUt
or sections of it has becOOeO, inde?
pendent or cotton; however much bet?
ter food producing formi can stand
low prices of cotton than these larms
that grow all cotton or fall to pro
side the fo- .i . rope needed to food In
tor und stork the Indisputable fact
remains that the pi Ice of cotton de?
termines the abilUy of our farmers to
teach a latter plane of living, to be
I bl< to do their share in the war ac?
tivities '1 he price of cotton deler
Inlhec the buetneee prosperity of all
our people in the South and helps all
the national life.
1 think a bare statement of tins,
facts CO Hi dent No one will try to
*fute them. Therefore it seems to
tie that In the South at lOOOl the
lOeatlon of a remunerative price for
>ur great stsple crop Is a pertinent
tjiMMtlou for discussion in the Stale
Council of I ief? i.se.
I am told that when at the htflt
meeting of the state eonncll two mem?
ber* l I that the outlook for
cotton prices should be discussed ami
0 line of action suggested wherebv
the price may be reinstated ami kept
to profitable figures, that Dr. VV. M.
Rlggs. president of I hnison Agricul?
tural College, Oppoeed II ami took tin
position that rotton prices fhould hav<
no part in tbe discussion* of the coun?
cil of defense, I am surprised that
tbe head of a State institution, the
attppoit of which come: directly from
the poeketa of I hi farmers in the
fdiape of the fertlUntf taxes, three
fourth i of Which is i aed for cotton,
should take such a pOOftlon.
Not only do I hellev. that the finan?
cial condition of the people of the
State and llulr ability to lake liberty
bond , w , i ? \ m:; ?? 1 t naps, give to
tho Red Cross ami other ?Milses is
properly subject for disc ussion in Ihe
meetings of the coun -ils of defense,
hut the spicial ways by which thcli
final.? I ii st.Hiding is improved or In?
jured should also be dieeneeed.
Further. I t ike it that the head of
our agricultural college should be
especially interested in the markttina
Side of farm life and of all men In tie
Council of Defense he should he th
hint to ohjrof to such a discussion. IT
th* gfOud of the agricultural college
supported dire- t|y t,y us farmers is
Indifferent to our marketing prob
lern*. it is nigh lime that the legis
lature take (he nutttef up and b
n pee la I act illo I t lh ? SOUigi to do thl
Mind or woik. In Ulli ai'iele 1 . ha I
not ntten,pt to suggest how thl
Mhould he done. I want the people lo
begin to think about it and only vote
for members ol the legislature who
will nee that proper direction Of given
In the trustees and faculty of Clem
son to take un this work.
1 want to say fuitber that council.
of decline, federal reserve banks, war
work commissions and Other Ogonclf
that arc I" gdlfjg every energy to win
the war must look at problems from
the idamlp ant of the producers o;
isw material as well as from tin
standpoint of manufacturer and eon
HUmers. While we are trying to fix
a fair price to the consumer and a
fair "spread" to the manufacturers
we mu?t not lose sight of the me I
who produce the raw material.
It seems to me from what I see and
pggd that, alas* too niton the r rower
of the fend and clothing of lh? worl 1
are looked upon as a dem that is got
to bl con ih red Tin \ have free air
free* wood, fie,, water God's free got
and sunlight What more do the
want? An/ suggestion* thai they b
paid regeemetnthre prices is at one
eOjtled * proidi. ring." Federal reeerv
l ank ofllchils pgj lb it fanners wh
did not sell cot on at cents get
pound sfiould gel b? ei aided to call
fheir cotton for a more eojultabb
prtOi vshen in ills were selllm: Iheb
> o.ids at HO cents to $1 per pound In
the open Whole .:i|e markets of th
ciuntiv "These prices would hav?
tustlnYd lie- mill paying II cents to
'i <Tnts lor their staple and still
have a falf If not ii han Dome profit'
i ad "fin i in mv Judgment I* It
rouges! rhetor land I BOgOldCf It ?
highly NkjnVhnoti fnetor) which gggg
l'iiici-1 to hohl cotfon which ha.
redwood 11 cents in the south."
Thl i gnOtatlOfl is from a letter o
? e. ni the leading hue!neue men en
fafinevi of |ge state ie the federn
pjejgfVi tmnk whose VlOWl gfO nice
Moiled ggg i1
In conclusion, the farmers of th
I tie v hit. ami M U?g, aie t With ft
# . rptlom i |n >t a-: patriotic .is am- 0
our ell let n They are lending t??
lovcnmenl find giving 10 war CO UM
Uli it hurts. Ami tin y wilt lend an
?*lve more to the ut m o ,t. but th
e/f??t t#? t.e eneonreged le grow mor
fi?od infT'i ir d more coffon and he eg
ided in c n ? ihe surplus cotton ?
tin v <i ?ii l \- h m I naked world 0*1
i pad le h dot nod,
ggjagg, L. w. Debbs,
?sW-**
\\ \n stamp CAMPAIUX.
HMpNI lUvcivi'ri niul Tabulated
ftOJgSjgjfc Noon, June lHlh.
W, Ii. Wells. Itimttr District.
R, m Joins, School District oi
pledgea 11,040,
mi.-!, j:. r. Formen, Privateer, II
plcdKes, *G,0&0.
Ii T, Brogdoa, Privateer, -1
pledgee, $0,910.
P, Mi Coulter, Mancheeter,
b, b. Aycock, Wedgenold,
If Um Any Moi.rc, Btateburg,
j. k. Jennings, Bchool District 7.
.1. a. Rsamee, Rembert, 14 pledge*
||$0,
a C, Thmpeon, Dolsoll, 44 pledir??,
C, J, Jaokoon, Horatio,
M Im Jaalc Nelson, Btateburg, 120
pledges, $1,40(5.
a. ii. Truluek, Bhlloh.
.i. t. Dennis, Bhlloh, 2.5 pledget
|S,000,
I.. ( Tledale, Beiern.
It, C, Brown, Oswego, 161 pledges,
|l,ttt,
W, a. Dryan, Bumter, 111 pledges,
lit.ott,
P, If, Tiller, Mayosvtlls.
t. B. i >u Uoeo, Jr., School Dlstrleti
It ;.ik1 2:'., II pledges, $:t,4'>o.
J, u. <><!(,a\, Behool District 22.
Total pledges, It 101; amount pledged
or this &oc pledges for $1 o.?j 11 are
from colored people.
Plodgei from BUmter District, w. A
Bryan, Director, June Is;
Director oill piss Mi review Utes?
u i endcaVdr lo have raided snj
hie?!?,?- that hi OCX I not deem nde
SjtMktOS
A m nor Auto gj Ti u< !: (?C. l,00(i
m. Austin. 3o
d. M, Blending.
j. d. Blending. 20??
1:. ::. Booth. l.oou
It. A. Uradham. l;00<
Ina C, Hryan. 2o<.
Bulti ian shoe store. 1,00?
Carolina MachlnOry Co. 1
D. J. (Chandler Clothing Co.. ? l.OOi
j. M, Choadlor. ko<
Mra j. M, Choadlor. r.<
J K. ?'rosawell. . 1,00?
W. J. Crowoon, Jr. D"
j?. Wi Cattlao. lou
In and Mrs. (I. W. Dick . . . .
i ?tu ker a.- i knltman. i,00i
C, ii. Da Raa!. I0<
Mr. aad Mis s. h. Rdmands,. tot
0, II. Dotley. 1.00'
Mra wiiii.' May Policy .. .. l.Oii
CleOi <i. Fox. 2-'
mIsm u. n. Oregg.
j, ii. Ilayaaworth. ?<
1. a. Henry. loo
P.. S. Hood. 10<.
Mrs. R, B, Hood. 101
i a>: i P, Lapham. D'
A anlc <?. Keels. 7
I!. I nziir l?ee. f.o
a. Lsmraon. 1,00<
? ??id Lsvl. l.oon
Mitchell Lev!. i.oo<
Iixlirtn I [. Levy. 30(
allOC J, Martin. T.
Mra a. ii. Motet. Ii
d. d. Moisc. 1.00
Nirs. l^ella MoyOI. 6<
Mn a s. Merrlmon. B<
L C, Molos. 15"
Arm Ids Moses. f><
Horberl a. Moves. 10
Kal In l ine Moses. I0(i
K V. Moses. 1.000
a. T. Munn. 20
11. \v. MeColram . ion
J. IT. MeColltim. G00
T. W. MeCollum. 1,000
11. j. MeLaurln, Jr. 1,000
Miss b, w. McLean. 100
D M ? McLeod. GO
? t'Donnetl A Co. 1.000
O'Donnell Dry Qoods Co?, .. l.ooo
NelH o'Donndl. 1,000
i Nell! O'Donnell. 1,000
::. M. * diver. l.oot
\. U Ardls. loo
\ i;. Bobtail. 2!
Mi a m. Bogln. ?!<
i T, lirlghtwell. I.OOu
Manning Drown. 2.
1 ?-i 0 Bi yeu. 10
w. 11. Bryan. It
a. N, Burgess:.
D. J. Csln. lo
j. s Cain. 10
Mis j. s. Da in. 2
s. u. chaadlsr . 15*
T. II. ?Marke. 100
J< hn II. Cltftosj. I.O00
c, L cattiM. ii*
Mis. B, A. CfJttlM. I'M"
\v. B, Cattlao.
w. ii Daoghtrey. lo
w. d. Prassr.
\i nnd Mis. p, B. anting ? til
i h r.iiiiH. l.ooo
Mm It D Hi aha in. IS
Mi 1 B. Qrogg.
a Ilarhy. IN
kfi .nd Mra P, B, Hlanaal ? ? loo
Mi an.i Mrs B, i? Ingram .. WO
j n, Jones. ?r'''
Mis Mitchell I^vl. 20"
Harriet Owens. M
a. C, Pholps. Ii000
Adels immh. M
B, P, PiMH . IM
f Hi Parker. I.Oto
W R, Parker. D???
\hs ii d Rembert. ?u"
e. t Boardoa. -,j
Mrs. Annie L. Kicker. BOO
Use. l. Rioker . ?00 j
Mrs. Q, L Kicker. 100
M. Mi Platt. 1.000
i
Mr. anil Mrs. Mark Reynold! 800
B, n. Aham?. 100 I
S. 1,. UcaUlcy. 100
c\ ?;. Rowland. l.ooo
Mrs, c. G. Rowland. 100
s. k. Rowland. 100
Rit'.enberg *) Co. 1.000
?*. Loon Scott. 20
A\ .1. Scale. 2:
. T. Seymour. 100
V. .!. Shaw. 1.000
i. i). Bhlrer. 1.000
A\ \V. Sib. rt. 1.000
Mia W. W. Sibert. 10?'
I). A. Siddall. ',0
T. u. Blddall. 2oi.
'i'. II. Blddall, Jr. B0
A. 10. Skelton . 100
R, Aha Solomons. B0
Mis X. M. Solomons . 80
Southern Brokerage Co. 1,000
I. C. Strauss. 1,000
Rtubbi Bros. l.ooo
Mrs. <\ U Stubbs. 800 |
II. M. Stuckey. 1,000,
I R. Ii. Taylor . ioo
W. A. Thompson. 860
j 11. l. Tisdale. 40d
I W. B. Cpshur. l.ooo
I S. W, Walker. BO
D. Wallace, Jr. 100
BartOW Walsh. 80
Mrs. BartOW Walsh. B0
M'sii Jennie Walsh. 80
I A. Warren. 30
Mrs. .1. A. Warren. 6
k. M. Warren. 100
Dorothy R, Whitehead. 15
I Margaret Whitehead.
W. I. Whit, head. 25
Mm. w. i. Whitehead. 20
Mrs. (Jussie WUlllama. 100
.1 J. Williams. 1.000
Roberta Williamson. 100
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wilson .. 100
Mary Wilson. 1,000
Thomas Wilson. 1,000
Mm Thomas Wilson. 1,000
II .1. Windham. loo
Witherapoon Pros & Co.. .. 1,000
B. W. Witherspoon. 100
l. R. Wood. 86
O, l. Yates. 100
D. Yeadon. 100
R, li. Young. ioo
$57.370
Pledges from It. M. Jones. Director
school District L\ June 10:
am Allen. % 5"
Abraham Alien. 50
lote ph Dilly. 21*
tSdwurd Brogdon. 16
11. Brogdon. 60
.settie Brogdon. 2;>
am Brogdona Jr. 60
arnh Brogdon. B
William Brunaon. 10
Baaste China. 5
larenee < 'hina. 60
Preston China. 86
Eugene Davla.
2;.
Itoborl Flowers. 60
lulls Qalloway. 5
Peter Ga 1 ner. JIB
Inlander Qarner. 60
Ha Qurner. It'
Robert ?Irantham. 60
??:. w. Gregg. ioo
Unroll Gregg. 50
ii, l. Gregg. 86
I. T. Gregg. 5?.
an ii a Hamilton. 5
!. .1. Hamilton. 60
Cnoc Hodge. 25
I*, c. Uudnel. 2:.
(Silo James. 60
l{, Junes. 25
William Leak. lo?
Daisy Mack. B
Uartow Montgomery. 100
luiiy Montgomery .
ius Moran. fV>
Krank Muller. 25
r?mina McCoy. 5
famea McCoy. H
dam McCoy . 10
IVoglnda McFaddln.
?Ugene Pearson. 25
Bessie Pringle. !
.lohn Reed. 6'
Luln Banden . 5
Ii. B. Sanders. 60
lalgar Sharp .
Iloberl T. Sharp.
Sam Sharp .
I. 11. Smith. 5o
Lillian Singleton.
A. Williams.
\Urell Williams.
Conyen Williams.
I ?onahl Williams.
Rvelyn Williams.
lames Williams .
J. W. Williams.
Katie Williams.
Kettle Williams.
BalllC Williams.
Theodore Williams.
Thomas Williams. 50
VIcH Williams. BO
Henry Wilson.
Henry Wilson.
, $1,940
Pledges from Btateburg District
Miss Janie Nelson. Director i
Hobt, Atkinson.$ 25
Mrs D. Bull. 1*
11 Potlver Bull. !?
A m. Cleo . 20
B, at Cleo . 20
chas. Epperson
Jno. L. Frlerson
Edmund Uadsde))
Lotti<- Ulllesple
S. \V. Cillespie
Miss Susan Kirk
Hufort Mubry
?Ifo. L. Malny
Virginia Maory
Kita McCuskell ,J
II, I . Met 'asktil
Mrs. C I- N'clsoi
MlSM Junie Nelsoj
V. ?I. Nelson, .Ji
Mrs. Y. ?. Nehiorl
V. I. Nelson .
c. m. Banders
vV. VV. Bumter
$n.i.H
Pledges from 4
Director, Wedge!
David Dethea ..
Sarah Butler . .
F. M. Coulter .
I Mrs. F. M. Coul
M. a. Coulter .
Mrs. M. a. Coulgj
I loctor Bigler ..
Rev. E. F. Whit
M. Coulter, District
Id, June 16:
Pledget from IAcoln School:
Fannie Anderson!.%
Amelia Andrews
Laura Andrews .
Lester Arthur . .
Sal lie Bacote ..
Blanche IJeasley
Hattle lieasley .
Caesar Dennett .
Caesar Bennett,
Willie Hen nett .
c. w. Blrney .
Anna Louisa Dir
Anna Louise Brodl
Qeorglo Brom n
Wm, Brown ?. ?
a. Brooy .
Den Beck ?
Juanita Bradford
M. F. Bradford .
Annie Bradley . .
Ethel Bradley . . .
F.lla Bryant . .
Robert Bryant ?
D. J. Burns . . .
Fred China . . .
Mari?> Charles . .
Anna Coleman .
Ashurv 1 )avis . .
Kev. I D. Davis
Jacqueline Davis'
Joel Davis . .
Nannie 1. Davis
Rudle K. Davis
j. H. Davidson .
Ruth L DeLormj
W. H. Dibble .
a. R. Donnely
Mrs. a. u. Donne!
Julia May Donne]
John Drayton .
Jessie Edmunds
Clinton Franklin
Hattie L. Franklij
j Sam Franklin
Marion Frederick
James Funches . .
Rebecca Funohes
Mrs. Mollie Caney
Mrs. Annie Cardner
Elotse Cass.
lanle B. (lass ..
Can ie Creen . .
Miss II. B. Creen
Joe W. Creen . .
Morris Holland . .
Milton James . .
Mrs. J. S. Jayroe
B. Jenkins .
..ucy Jiles.
J. Johnson . .
Jet tie Johnson . . .
Moses Johnson . .
W. M. Johnson . .
.ilia Johnson.\ .
B. N. Johnston . . . . L .
10. E. Jones.
Bertie D.wton . . . . i.
i
Albert Lewis.j..
15. W. De van . . .
Elolse I.evan . . .
M. d Leven ..
Louise Anna i.evnn
A. <!. Maxwell . .
M. Miller.
l>. II. Moore.
fno, Moultrle, Jr. . . .
I. w. Moultrle ..
Mrs. M. C. Moultrie . ,
loe McCollus.
Mrs. S. J. McDonald
I )iana McFai land . . .
Mrs M. a. Osborne ..
lohn Beedee .
', W. Biiukney, Jr. .
Mrs. Minnie Plnckney
i. Bonne.
I. D. Bolter.
Sthel N. Rtchordi . .
OlUaheth Bichar.ls . .
\iis ii. Rlchardi .. .
iv Rivers.
Mrs. Annie Banders.
lavid Sanders . . . .
Emma Sanders . .
Mary Sanders . .
M. J. Sanders . .
Kev. J S. Salisbury
Mrs Mamie Shelley
Jim Shelley.
Thomas Sims . .
Anna Smith.
Sarah Smith . .
Johnson Singleton .
11
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?> p
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Anna Spann .
A <:. ti pears, Jr.
.Mis. A. C. Spears, Jr.
ft. F. Stokes. 2 5
Beatrice Btoney. lfl
Feu iah Tiller. 5
F. Tiller. 5
j. T. Tiller. It
.Mrs. J. T. Tiller . 20
Maybollc Tiller.
Mary Tiller . 5
Parry Tiller. 5
Winston Tiller. 5
J. W. Thomas . 2.".
r>. j. Thompson. ?>
I R, E. Thompson. 25
In. Toney.k ? ? ? 20
Mittie Tresoan. 10
s. Vaughan. io
S. P. Walker. Itt
Lewis Walters . 2 5
M. V. Walters.
Mart) Waties.
J. Q. White.
Agatha Williams.
('has. Williams, Jr.
Rev. 1. W. Williams.
Mrs. Kosa Williams.
Mrs. lt. E. Williams.
l^aura Wilson.
Mrs. S. W. Wingate.
S. W. Wingate.
Fannie Wright.
w. M. Young.
$3,290
Pledges from Ward 2, Sumter Dis?
trict, W. A. Bryan Director:
Ruth Henrietta Harnett.t
Mrs. j. M. Barrett .. .. ..
Mrs. *W. G. Batcman, Jr ....
Hertie Lee Heck.
Ceo. Austin Heck.
Kenneth Heck. !
Mabel L. Heiser. 2
! Mis. a. Blacker. i
Mrs. C. a. Bland. 1<
Mabel Bowman. M
Plnckney Bradley.
Nelson Bradley.
Mrs. i;. Bradley. 2
Mrs. Manning Hrown, Jr.. .. 2
J. C. Hrown.
Mrs. Manning Hrown. Sr. . 6.5
daromont Bryan.
Mrs. c. M. Bryan. 1
Susie Bryan.
W. a. Bryan, Jr.
Gene Puck .
Jack Buck .
Mrs. J. S. Buck.
Constance Bultman.
Krma Bultman.
Mrs. E. W. a. Bultman.
Thelmia Bultman.
Mrs. a. J. Bynum.
Mrs. J. 11. Chandler.
Mrs. Ben Clements.
Eliza E. Cooper.
Mrs. Mary D. Cunningham . .
Augusta Cuttlno.
Mrs. D. W. Cuttlno.
Gladys Cuttlno.
Innts Cuttino.
Mrs. W B. Daughtrey.
Mrs. LeCrand Dickson.
Bland Du Hose.
Christine Du Hose.
Mrs. R. E. DuBose.
Mrs. E. Ia Ducom.
Mrs. c. J. Dwyer.
C. Lorraine Dwyer.
Mrs. GeO. Epperson, Sr.
Mrs. M. Fltspatrlck.
Klinor Flaum.
Lois Flaum.
Mrs. M. Ii. Flaum.
Louis Bates Fol ley.
-). Halbert Folley.
Martha Fort.
Mrs. E. k. Friar.
Mrs. P. P. C. ail lard.
Mrs. Bcntley Gibson.
Mrs. F. a. Glrard.
Mrs. a. w. Graham.
Mrs. Jas. D. Graham.
A. W. Harhy.
? 'arolin tiarby.
Daisy (J. Harhy.
Freddie F. Harby.
rennte Harhy.
Mrs. W. T. Harmon.
Mrs. J. N. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harhy and
Family.
Evadne Hasty.
liose Hasty.
Mrs It. F. Haynsworth.
'Ilfton Hurst .
!\inma H?rst.
? lorence Hurst.
Mrs. Cef) Hurst.
Mrs. Ross Jenkins.
I lelen Jennings.
Mrs J. D. Jennings.
J Doby Jennings.
Norman Jennings .
Mrs. O. A. Kemball.
Alice Hagood Ijoo.
Richard Dosier Lee. in.
Mrs R. D. LOS.
Mrs. II. Dosier Lee.
Mrs. chas. J. Lemmon.
Mrs C. A. Lemmon.
Mrs. c. A Levy.
Evadne Loyns .
Mrs. J. 11. Lyndon.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. P. Ma. ion . .
Mis India Mollette.
Mrs. C. D. Miller.
Miss C. F Moise.
Mrs. C. H. Moise.
Mrs Warren Moise.
Mrs. a. J. Moses.
E. B Murray.
Mr*, iV.. Met ulloch.
Mal i? McCullOCh .. 0
Mm, T. c. Mclatoah.
Delia OstOCa. l?j
Miss U. a. Palmer. I
Mrs. T. n. Parker. l?
Bui mi Plnckney. m
Yeriuelle Pitts .'. .-,
Mrs. \V. P. Divers. |?
Harry Ryttenberg. 10
A4rs. O. \V. Smith.
Mrs. Ii. S. Smith. fc
Mr*.Warren a. Smith. 20
Mrs. S. Ft. Smoak. 20
Mrs. J. <\ Spann. (i
Mis. a. a Strauss. 25
Mrs. B. D. Sydnor. *;
Mrs. S. 1. Till. r,
Nannie Yaughan. 10
Mrs. T. W. Yauuhan. . 10
Mr. ami Mrs. I). .las. Winn .. 'l~>
Mrs. E. D. YVitln rspoon .... 1 *?
Mrs. <i. D. Yates. 10
Mrs. C. D. Yeadon. 5
l2.S25.Sd
Children's Market at Suniter.
Clemson College, June It.?The Bx
teneton Division lias learned with
pleasure of the attempt by the ladies
of the Woman's Division of the Bum
ter County Council of Defense, to es?
tablish a children's market at th??
court hous?' in Suinter, on each Sat?
urday, where the children of the
county may sell their home grown
products; and also the establishment
of a general county market exchange
for the service of the people of the
country.
We call spf?ial attention to the
wise Insisting upon a pioper prepe
ration of the goods OtTemd for sslc
Their advice to the children is, "We
wish also to Impress upon you the
importance of the market value of
putting your goods up in atractlve
sanitary, and merchantable shape.
'Have your vegetables fresh ami free
from dirt, your butter snapped in
transparent Hy - a ml - dust - proof paper,
your canned goods neatly ami legi
bly labeled, etc Ketaaees and sani?
tation, together with attractiveness
of ?lisplay count for mach in busi?
ness circles."
It would greatly facilitate the
handling of all home-grown products
were this advice generally followed.
These ladles reader a public ser?
vice in making quality their watch?
word.
The Extension Division wishes
both the children's market and the
county market exchange all success.
Kev. Trseadale in Oraagctmrg,
[lev. Robert S. Truesdalo. D. D.,
pastor of Trinity Methodist Church,
Sumter, one of the most magnetic
pulpit orators in the Souili Carolina
Conferem'c, will address the Men's
Bible Class of St. Paul's Methodist
Church at Orangeburg at 10.30 Sun?
day morning, June 22.. a cordial in?
vitation is extended to all of the men
and young boy* not only of the Meth?
odist church but of the entire com?
munity. Come and hear the mes?
sage of this note?l preacher. Yon
will be entertained and benefited
and it is sincerely hopd that the
men of this community will give Dr.
Trimsdale a large ami inspiring au?
dience on this occasion. Remember
:he hour, 10.r>0 sharp Sunday morn?
ing. June 23.?(?rang? burg Times ami
' kmoorat.
There wouldn't be one fourth as
many cars sohl if the manufa?turers
didn't change the appearance of the
car every season.
Some p??ople seem to think that
th?? admonition to avoid the very ap?
pearance of evl means to DC careful
about covering up tracks
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We Grind Dunsen, examine the
eyes sclent ideally and fit eye?
glasses perfectly. I .et SS work
for you.
We have nil prest'iipllons
on die. Broken Vnnes replao
e?l promptly. Craduate Opto?
metrist ami Optician In charge.
W. A. Thompson,
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