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Saturday, November 21, 1921. fuuof\Bi vitatltyv^ II A INI ILTON'S 1 i! 11 M;iin St. i I)!.;? >* !)S end WATCHES on Easy Terms 7 Small "t'rolit ?-?V " ? FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture (live F.\N-v)-.,IN Hair, Scalp Dandruff -and Toilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has been 1 >imt'ii. Ucgistored in?U. S. Patent Ofttee. AGJENTS WANTED. Write for terms ??' Made by Mine. Fannie L. Carolina iii^h Mai hot Street r^trbTOWNrSrC. 7 SiLTS RESULTS TIIE Rev. <C. H. Williams says lnurh in a few words v- -mv'^iyuiug his long use of Tin dford's Black-Draught. 1. Read his better: "I have used Black' Draught for twenty or more years for a hyxfitive and al ? vais "?*t '.vaults. It is- very ~ ~ " lavcT lor colds. ' f have also found Black ? ir>; 11; !it hi relievo bilious ni as avid thg?tired feeling ~ i " that ec.Yien with -X-woukl not. he Without it in my home."?Rev. C. II. Williams, h' Madison Ave., Asheville, {1 ? '<!|\ OSIil i; Y N KWS V t'.;: i. n;,.v yy '\V: Al. Til..hip t ;m\.- , onirrertnLiuir- .his?fart*~ ~ : w.-i li*. i?.,r r-im.lay inst end of a ser. i on v. i we* enjoyed very much Lu_?x..r.u'.is?Mo!?s- ?tt+trmdtrdr They t i'.:;s.<(! e:of'hard times $72.fc!M. '' ' ' * -the funeral .'of Airs r? Vv i ii ,:viS a host ol' friejulr.:\i :vk<.t?\vs w? re present; One daush^ tor (.'/ W aslnn^ion, . Airs. A nil i ^ Ci cu ke t', . Alt'. and Airs. K. Will law's and Ar!;s. ir.itt U- Ware, AID.s Id. L 'vValliijiiij. o{ Greenwood and a number the writer -failed to g;ct were anions the friu.ds ju t font. . Airs. X.uuiie klaft'Ii and son, Mr (.'lares, e. Airs. . (h.;ir)/Y>-?Kk:,;'.!?and 'children were also viset^r.r i:Y on; Iowa Suiiday.. Air. Tourer Dixon, .Jr., of Dayton Ohio is luiiae lo see his father, Air Tnlixef Pivm. Sr.. who is very ill ? Airs. }>>. rllnr Dixon Brown of .lacker sbiiville. I I i.. is also home to set her Yap nr. ? AIis.> Ins et fa (Iraijie Xaslr, - motored to (In Ionia. \.. t'., willi. Bio. RttpOVt . Nash for a, short visit, v? - AILss Lamlee 1 lodges?of Header iiic' v n -I. i-i\ < /1 e111I<i i\- in ......... V , 4 , . . " MH..V.I VV. sisi in thi--. pi.blip' School. * ' v .Xiu,i -ia.vao~.ot'. Mr,?u+id'-Mrs.- S. \V R-gbin.oti dast Wednesday evening was tlu? .scone of a most delightful party given l?y Misses Rose and Henrietta Robinson. The junior matron; proved th. nisolves real hostesses. A feat life of the- evening was bard playing. After wliifli a very delightful repast was served consisting of sal. ' ad,* cookies, Henri tasse. After servingthcir gin sis dancing was indulg r ed in until the soft_stiains~ of Ilotn< Sweet Ilonie, had died away. Can dies in the -shape of hearts in mltrn * of various lutes with begetting epilafiV. was pasctl to each onO. KveTy person present expressed themselves as havipg' a hiost.delightful evening .Those present wore: Miss Flossie ? - Wilson, Ruth and Anniese Goggins * boy, 'UCED . 1 ^ " Rose and Henrietta Robinson, Messrs I). R. Cummings and Theodore Williams of Hoclges, Alpha Moore, Gradie Holmes and Mr. W. J. II.' Black of * Savanah,. Ga.. I, UUHIIO.V UIB pusses i npim^ fliui ,"Francis Jackson entertainCcTwith a de . 1 light.ful' dia?er party honoring Mcs? i srs Grndie Holmes and W. H. 'Black 1 of Savannah, Ga., th?^ house guests ! of Mr. J. E. Holmes of Butlertown i here. A most delightful menu - of i seven courses were served. The hos' tosses were- untiring in their efforts to make this occasion the event of the - season. r Assisting the Misses Jack~Son was s. J. Jackson. Among those enjoying the hospitality of the - Mises "Jacssoh's were Misses Dorcas Blackwoll, Messrs Ernest Wil--linm?, Gi ?T.1rtTf-HT)lines, W. J . J1. Black and "Harry Wiliams of Hodges. . * An event anticipated with pleasure '.was a card party given at the home of Mrc and Mrs. Sam Starks on Thursday evening. A delicious salad course with hot chocolate, sandwich, and punch candy in shape of corn was served. Throughout the ^evening. A delicious salad Course jyitii. - Tl'.o r_ enjoying tin1 alfalr Welle '.Wishes Rose- and Henrietta Rohinsi?iiT Me.-, -srs- D. R. Gunrmings. \V7H., JBXack aiiT Alpha Moore. The Smart Workers Clu.b held its - regular 'meeting at the home of Mr.. W. M. Dixon Thursday night. The nwnibers were very sorry their president could not be wilth them. After the meeting there were a delicious course of salmon salad, saltincs and hot cocoa served. The club was fa""voved witTi a short talk by Air. Black it was very interesting, 1 Mr. and Airs. Ernest Robinson of Ware Shoals, S. C., were the even --rrrg?RrrrrrtK oi Mr. ajul Mrs. I. W. ~ ns(iII * ' TS Sunday was a high day at Baltimore A. M. K. Curoh. The Sunday School was well atepdod and 'much inspira-tion was goten out of the lesson. At 11:00 the pastor, Rev. W. B. Williams took his text and preached a 11 inspmrt-trmrrl-scrm orr wiTti a very" ' - The evening nnd night service -were gpod also. ' . Mr. Murrie Tart and Misses ~4ear~ line Muntgomcfy, Ueveese, Th'elma Carter,'iBeat rice- Floyd and Adliene . Garrison all of Marion were the gues t of Mr. "ami Mrs. K. M. Porter and Miss Aomie- Mae Jennings and Mrs. lvfit- PaileyT Op Sunday afternoon Messrs Udell Hunt, Wilie B Smith. Henry McDill, Grant FlaIgcr and Misses Dor othy Mae Hunt, and Marguerite Por'inu ..w.O.wwl t/v Misses Lucile Nicholas ami fllara \ Campbell. Rev. .liiid' Mrs. T. J. R.inSom'and family of Milins, S C., -spent a few- . - mimn.es wiili MT anil. Mrs. Ph M-" Porter - and family Sunday evening.' ,Rev.*\V. ,D. Wiliams was the dinner guests of Mr.-and Mrs.LL-. . Moody Sunday Miss Flora Lane of Lytta spent Sunday with Mis Anna Lane. ^ Mrs. M. T. Vice, continues ill. We _ O . . hope she will improve. We are all glad to see Mr. Henry Maxwell getting out and on the go again. Mrs. Louise Blackwol is here with _ her daughter. ^Jrs. G, A. Hunt ; Rev. Z. A Brown was a visitor in town Sunday ; : (1RKSHAM NEWS Prof. Roosevelt White was the rov al guest of the family last week. We imagine that his presence brought > quite a thrill to the family and com' mnnily. He visited a number of the ^ Rural district schools and passed some favorable criticisms on some of them ' and none favorable on the others. T-? .. it?? ?~a unM..? I\CV. liaytM pi cavncu ma III at act mon since the conference. We were ' all proud to have him back? Mr. aijid Mrs. Arie Richardson wa.; " at church Sunday.- They look like new . ' money. Mr. Richardson made an t inspiring talk before- -service. ? Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Ad. vertisers. * * r 9 JTIEJ^XMElTQJ. voii k a n i> Trf.ni:in' xfws" York, S. C.-^-York has heen di'sliisM'il wilh~\mich lire and si)i,)k>' so .as tlic governor"has ordered the sheriff miTli his" assistance to lu ll) in I this movement; Our (,'ame Warden -has orieicd uu nioi u ininl n?n . untd Thanksgiving. The* week-end visitors art: Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wi 1 son and Mr. and Mrs. W: II. IJcanctt and daughter Willie Mae of Bulocks Creek. Miss Hcrnicc McCoy has roturrned i tO Jefferson Hi to. resume he)- course alter two years absence. . There was a vi-ry interest hue i'o??: | ball game between .JeH'orson Hi of York ahd l'inlcy Hi oi" Cluster. l'rol". VY.MI. Atkinsm) and Mr.. 1 lurulcfc Spann aiTunipan.iod bv-Proi. b. 1.. rhr.lcy of1 Chester wa; in .ib? "city thj? week .UK.n.iing- the fr.nt hnii -a.,..- i'l.i Finley reports,.;! splendid enrollment it It ? o eolww tl Mr. and Mrs. Cole had as ,their week-end "visitor Mr. Gilbert Thoinason of Bullock:: Creek. Mi*. "Fleming Pharr .accyrnpaniej. by Mr. and Mrs. C: A. IHia i r attend; ed the l'uncral of Mr. -k- A. Agms of Chester recently. Messrs Charles aild Fleming Pharr. motored to Hock liiil and were, thy guests ft Misoos . ? 1;11 ie.Xeil and Maggie Ifitvis. Doings At Tilherl Mrs. Jijo' IIaynes is on the ayi?U. live ulyu SITS: WentLOWr~" Rev. C. ('. Drown >>(' St. .1 inies an I Mr. Gilbert l inuna son. ui Puiloei, Creek Were .the ilimu r v'''ii l y Of-, .Mr, and Mi .- . JI. ){. I lioiHj,.-- mi: 'Miss .Klis.aheth .Joiner <>i" Die senior' i hii ii ol 111:t >i> i i >ii 111 is H111 i'I 11.1n i I" Very much Is lpltt-1 . in a . isting in I helping- repierWn- g-t-'t new.?uiri gor I tillg tin people liite.i.* fed in the I Leader. - . - Mr.' T. W . W hite" and Mi . I r.r/.ie \ Died are spei.ial reader.-,. Ml A. LIN'S XKV\ S . - . I A't Until tin- chliivh dd-ii.'- were opened to weh onie man'." hniiV. fare.- ' . After ii half 1 our of group work- studying "Paul in .U rustile' !." \vhnfr was interesting and bcaeiieiai. At 11 :Q0 A. M. wo ay..in had illpleasure oV_' likening to Row J. I... Brooks. \viio tcok his text from l.llke 2:7; .subje* t "And :lwy laid iiwv. hi a :nungor' because -tin ro \v:usf no .'or i ho in iifTlif iiiiT." iJ^uulsano-hinh I shin iron ml shim i> v. or,. made tt?" i'l i i [ ulnil. . . 4 J All members n.y a.-A.t\i t<? |>len-e i renumber >??'nr ? ra>o:* irttoii: jr.-. o\cry'Thursday nru'd. }i ?The I'orrpto" f i rrnvrrh nro Socic'iy of { Smith t'trrrninri heid "their r.i:ti.ir:l resfon at lUdaii ST. K; Cluir- li. Aduio^^J reh !rh.?;. M 1>. Rea\e*i . An- i nual -Tii'i'iiion. Row Richard^-m.? }-Lu:_t .McDonald, president; alto-;. T. .1. Boll. stale' soPivtfti-yy . IVI'f. V-. vi . Valc-nl.iu AMi .J'. 'or Dr.; n wrr' ; dinner jrue-ts of 'XTr.;.~.l. "M. lews. | . . i W.I \ \ .SllOKi) M AVS ; ! .Quiu a >111:>ii t- \>a. " mil Sun j. Hu.y nil u- Ui,v ' A.-M. Kv-W ( ! IJ istc'l' llic ik'U pastor, III v. A. .1. I helix \vuo ?i?. Ii\i i'l-if (n ln> audience I in -.-age. i M?-'V.tcHh.\ i and many \iv-itii!yr. iiic.idvrs ol other I * " ' i-liiii-eliv.' mad,- up' inueh ?j" his hudiUllfl'., t' ' ' ' t'- t'- ?> 'i- ilHa-il ? l' .1 liilll l.;!l S.. I ail l.'oliimhia I;; i Salurd. > and hi Plight his -In other ami si-ier -\1 IV 15. .1. and ,\1 i-,. A nu lia la V. \ t lull' ii-.pl Iht. 'I fu-y t\ -t tiriU'd 1 l ia same d.ry. i Dr. J. A. ,\!e('oiuiell of Sum-tor was in our town last Friday evening and Saturday on eii-imss.. tie spe.nl. liu night with IVoi. \Y. A. Ross, an i family leaving Saturday afternoon. Rev. J.. 1^. Jyixuaha tiiHrd 'fUu.i.ifnlnil for Rev. Ff tiunter la^t Sunday morning and broke ftti? breadof life fo'r J!a saints, at St. Raul Jlaptist at nigiu. Tlfe pen: w?j i. I - >iV?. <.i. hoi Ii churches "to. li.slea i n I ac i i. ?p; nr..- of?i!.o-yon,, ,i minister \vljt> iris i live consecutive . years preached an tficohipronii.-ig gospel in Winnshoro. ' | The- B. V. I'. U. of Si. I';ml is a live wire and is really doing it;' bu? in training the young. l'or Christian service, -Ifc was otH'sfr-ti-ett'tttm1 te, have?Prof.?fy?hh?Mi'l IllO.-dl PTTTTtTTrr" the lesson. It Was "our happy lot to have as distinguished visitor.-; at the' city public schools last Monday Mr. C. M. Wilson of Columbia. ..who is head of Industrial K i.ucation for NT Ki'O youths in South Carolina atvd Mrs, M. Montcith Simkins, field worker of South Carolina Tuberculosis committee. Both of the ahoye came n? a bvH-dness -trip-- fba-t will mean very much to our community. Mrs. Simkins hVaTfo a \Co7fdoT'TiTI address To the student body at the chapel hour. Mr.- and Mrs! .1). K. Manigntilt still express tlu> joy of haying entertained during the A. M. 10. Conference the following persons: Revs. <J, L. Bern I bow, Sandy Simons, *1. W. Wdborn, J V '< . ' TLm .EADER ' ' T. .T. Mile?, A. PT Spears, W. R. | Richardson, .1. IK. Thomas, .1. W. j Mnrph and II -Hu.Khes; There war also on LliaL-SnnJiiy a family tea a.??ion eonVi.,1 inK of all of the MuiiigauR I children -most of whom are in Co- j hnnhia atteiplinpr school and her sis-rr* Mrs. yyiih v.iHi wivjhi the c.h.-M- ! rcn live. . .Messrs Willie IViolcau, 1:1. and II j Clarkson, Willie Jones, .Misses l'o.-a- j ): He Ciarkson and LuciUvXaylor of ' Hopkins, S. the_ guest's* of, .Miss j 1 lelcn Nihil." > .. " Mt sdani.es Janie Meek, and A. (1. j Giles cd" Rock Hill, accompanied t>\ I .Mr. Kddie Canter and little Olivia Giles stopped by to ,sp< ak to the Uo-^s IJUMIV "oil MYfTjp w;,y honw'. fl-1,:,. f... amLir..They took Rev. A. G. Gilp- afar :-.s Columbia on his way to Char: lest on Hospital where he will un-. J<"l? i?(j an operation. I >i-. J, P. Pieketl of Camden was in the city last Sun iivy the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ella Johnson. Ho made it convenient t<) visit" the St. Paul Sunday School and made a very imI pressivc talk .to "the children,' ?Thrrr-Royal Right Club has been reorganized. The officers fur the year aire-: .Misses X. M. Gordon, president; Cecil Jordan, vice- president; Mattio.. lire re P. J. Finley and M. L. Patterson reporter; Miss Sarah Brown aruf= = l't.nf. Li. - Air 1 ut.osli pr.ogra.tu .runtmil tee. Tiie tii st meeting was eiiU-r'taim ;i by Miss, .-, Gordon and Patterson. This !?,->it:' the tirsl. meet ini? it was-jlevote.. -nt itv.T. to bu imv-s-.Atler having ex jiii . iniiv 't'voin .eCieh mouther. tin- . , iavel-'tW elo.-ed 1111 a ilelieium. |'< pa ; cm i - ; 1j ,.lie;:c. 11. J .v Adanison, \\ . I..-M, - ! ':. .in.- *B. J Keith "''Utioinas; E. I.v Splat!,iberC 0?,t- towti guests of , .M issi' - Brown. Boulur, f inley, Gor t I .I. I..i .l-o, V.-il 1 *ii11,'i'son -111 ef Smith. * i .-Main, y morning Mesdames 11. Blake L. 1 i:i! 1. Mi.-se-s Gordon. Patterson ; and .Mi-, I'. L. jlall motored to Co- i Itt drin"~tn- attend a Palmetto e<>nf et'- ! i eiV < .at .loiics Chapel A. M. L. /.ion ..'liurcn. I ST. M A TTHEWS NKW S | , I "vW ma- glad to welcome.. Ro'.y l!rh a bnrk ta St. Matthews. Thy bishop and 1'. K. .-could not have done a' hj tii r thing. ' . ; * - .V..w l!a- conference is over the eiY- T iivi couninity was working hard in. a dting Rev. II* thoil ready tor the coni ri-nt e, ' Xew 'the conference is o'veh ' . \ ei". i.mlv attention is t in ned to tin m-1-. <?l. Look out for tlie annouw.*"- * ("h; last *Mon'ay night we had a having gotten llev. Bet hen straight to *g.. to conference, members present. 1 - ?rrt?rhrrt?rTrry?have never seen the?! lading u|> of a year's work.sof s*moolh this. Many of the members spoke 1 v. .tii words of coin.niendat.ion of the ' I;. . fli tiusuaaid liisL good .wife.. __ .Mafiv of t he people out o' this set' .ji-nded tli*1 annual OniiL.r* _[ of itt ()i ..ngehiirg last week. MasU r .led" Williams is au'ertt for * .i "i.ii:uU,s*" in this seethm ami lu- 1 ..-kiiur e\i ryiifnTy to bay a fiapev ' - " . 1 Viryiyjjiuniiie Wlmyaml i.< still indb- 1 rii -..l" at tl.is Vt^'.inu' ' Htv ntarry- 1 i iT^fids aiv u ishiiqt t'or lu r a speedy ' - 1 Ai. - . "Alack mie of tin' <?1 :esl cii i AMis~TiTu"intl ~hrir luts-.lttist tq tlui-.t. (.In-ill IKyoml." ??d was (utu-ralizeil r Saturday sit lietlul A. M. h*. by Kov., i, Miu'lu'.U . ' x Air. Rm;Vi Williams who has been -J ti> To-ketrce"Al.ibama for a few weeks s i:. I...mo a^irin t"*> the delight ot his.. vtrany fi h la's. ' ' ' . I. . i.o .k 1'i-r the- ilatv/il' the-"OKI Maids <. 11 \ina" l'lvei yhody is asking U. I havi> ir ia'VviVtrd. ' J Mi.-?. lvt-r\in. thv Home -Keoiiuniics r ; i- in i in- huh He school is on." tin- j. si: i. list.We hope'tlia.t she will ho Iter li i >oiii * -Mj. I!vary Owe Us is a little indis!' ? 1 at liijs writing hut we hope ?la' will *>i.ni-l>u?himself again. ' I . ' e liiiMl 'l M. K. ( ill Itt'lt N'KW.'1' 1 . 1, Oui 1 ninth and hist quarterly confer. nee eon veiled Sat urTtay the 7th, 1 well attended by officials and mem- ( hers. The session was tine and cot- I led ion good to amount of $10.50. | Dr. .1. K. ('. Jenkins presiding in his si usual masterly way smooth as Palm v oil.jind .the ladies served si most d.e- i lieie.is dinner and 0757 Supt. preach- i ei t'orars at BrnmhHitt-M. F. t'hureli ~fi Sunday morning and-delivered apo\V- e erf ill srjinon frolTY Acts Of the ApoS- Ti tie*. The ladies Aid Society met at i Mrs. Vietora McPIinton Friday and c had a splendid meeting. Colection a $1.05; Mo) lie Burton, presiding. t iii:\\i rrs\ ii.i i* \k\vs j lii.vuV xv? 1 iu-uui; mi .-a 1,.,^ '>< rcl. . . Mis I-!..,-: ( , ; , j Atm;ri.i . v..-?' 'Ail'k M.r.v.r/ iu;.. .ov,;-- ' l-'l .Mt.f.il.-J';. Mr. Al....j h'-nif l j i ; ii -j vva*. .. ? ' . As-*'. . I':. ":.I i .'.j, mm!:.- I . t| r' ..j,,. .... y.j - Ji.'l I '-H's ; . S1 i; i:. , ; ; ... . '' V iw i :| 11-: * ' 1 U lt-Vi I l_? : ik' iuy c;, Ui, bMi-.c-c.f_Mf.;. -n, ;.y ; | no.;dfiv ('vr. j,i " if j j ?jr j.v^i I n if. V.- } .3 J \ '?t 'jsaI [(. 'A ,i?' ,y **,._ . ^ pi n;; ' Rv*y. \Vi-i"ht retui-hcI fr' . i'.! ta, tia;;' Wi-Uiics'duy 'a* i r ?i*' J '|>!< ivli'ij x?i.?> in evi-'ft rc'V."\' llV iva.- al'i.i.- j.?.st of <1 .' >,; * ,n ) Sunday . lyi'.i-f.inn a:. ; -hsubj. A-t for j\v -;. tation. I! a sin ?, J Cou)|>iini)'tU nil ij ; ;\> ; jriVf. ti.- Ui.i'i- >;. ?.:nr- t i >, , Sill', lay Si'! ....| ,k , IT"" J-.. ( li'Jktn SiiM lyaiii;;-: ai v iyy . .'v. a. . it. , i ti'alx.. I ' I i , . ' ila:.s I v.-l v Sua.;;;. ? ,.:ir. I>...'i.| tr ..III* y?nu:t* !. . Jl ' {?;i' I ! '.i.j.l x\ .;( !.' hi I li., hi.' . > "S".. * * .Mi i;, v.,/. u. .' i -U^l v - i ' - , ; - I.i.i- .i i i ; c- ~ I ' 11 ."U .uuii- -1 '<i I M : 13 ill. 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It. wns I 'M |'lt;:st:Vo t?> t?s n octuro in Cot intli M.'i{>tist C!r.;i\h 'niyin by limn ('. C. Sjvauhi'.r r -C Mirhnin, C. Tin- met f.ntf \vn? ! UH'sitiod ovi r by- Prof. G. YV. R.i, I". > t nanajror of tin; K|npt..iil)in7r cho piv.-enUnl Mr. G. \V. Cox,. n:i.! h > u -a.. lidijraLCul^at i. insi-t tie live man- . lor iiitrbdiU'iHl Mr. "J^pniTlrthif*: 'Tils ! L'ct iii't'1 Wit: VoTV ititoiv -t frHoyifttf'h nit many helpful fort*. He told of-; "is rocchT trip t<? Kuropn. .VI r. S; ' iIM t)Kpresident of the aroat North Carolina Mutual lalV Iit*\tvaf.ee Cn.,, tnl closely Von not ft d '.villi riany other tusineVs concerns of North Carolina. . f'age 3 'j J~ATTA N L-HVH: ? Ti'.i. .ir'-T:,.,.. " p'T-irjfnj* -rVIar -7j, ; ' 1. A. .VI i;' l ( , "** ; i i-v ?L : . \\-'Ak *"< -'"1 i' * r.\ v? v y . AV.-x.-j . 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A \ ? . \ ear. . v.<ul svinjminy Jioes om ;o the .person wna proueh or u\,ch. her. cause tiny have so many dftYeren* kind of people to*'deal with.' Some of them try to please everybody and bad .result. The ht?t way-Js. ,1.i. ho fd/rht matters noTvrftyriTrr if pl^rfprr. ?*?r?or. rrorrrrnd tfrrnvt"rrrutrr-Tv h i .; .-nr;- it? the-end: "" r , ' Kev. W. i).. Norl'leir."; h. t<ier; ~ wood, pastor of the ehmvh he?V dt livened a real- line sermon Sunday nifccht.While her?. he was the Kuest of Prof, and Mrs.- Bogan. .