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DR. ADAMS RESIGN!
* HEAD OF COLLI
Will Again Enter Upon t
toral Labors.
TO SELECT SUCCESS
Clinton People Hold Him in Affe<
ate Esteem and Regret Ills II
ctslon to go to Other Fields,
Clinton, April 4.?The resigr
nf Dr. Adams was accepted b:
board of trustees of the Presbyt
College of South Carolina at a
ing called for the consideration
last Tuesday afternoon. The mei
of the board present were the
S. C. Byrd, the Rev. W. M. McF
ers. the Rev. S. C. Caldwell, Mr.
McSween, Mr. Alan Johnstone
O.Hrien. the Rev. Alexander M
Mr. .1. I. Copeland, Mr. J. A. B
Dr. A. .1. Briggs.
A nominating committee wa
lected to report at the annual
ing in .June mid it is the purpc
the board to fill the vacancy at
time if possible.
Dr. Adams's resignation doe:
take effect until June. He has
dissatisfied ever since he gave u
pastorate and he says that, in tra>
over the state and seeing the
vacant churches he was im pell
the conclusion that it was his
to resume pastoral labors.
He has several calls under con
ation, among them one to I
church, a church in York county
a hundred years old and amon
strongest and most influenth
Bethel presbytery. Ho had also
called by the Presbyterian chur
Blackstock. Other calls have be(
tended to him which he has not
known from other sources.
Dr. Adams has impressed hi
on this community as a man r
deepest earnestness, fidelity, and
secratlon to duty, and he and bin
Hy will be missed here. Mrs. A
has entered actively into the c
life, conducting the Girls' Missi
society. Miss Agnes Adams has
since last September ;i teacher i
Thornwell orphanage schools an
has gained the affection of her ]
and co-laborers there.
Among the subjects discussed
board meeting no others were
public, except the vote of the
to give half of a street to be o
between the college campus an
Franklin tract soon to be laid
residence lots and soid, on con
that other property owners Intel
in it also give.
REVIVAL SERVICES BEGIN t
To Be Held at First Baptist Chur
Rev. Mr. Wakofleld.
A series of revival services
commence at the First Baptist c
on Sunday, April 17. On the folb
Monday the Rev. W. I). Wak
pastor of the North Nashville B
church, Nashville, Tenn., is ex|
to arrive in Daurens and take c
of the meeting. Mr. Wakefleld i
of the most prominent divines I
Southern Baptist convention an
several years labored most sm
fully as an evangelist under tl
rection of the Home Hoard.
Additional announcements coi
ing the meeting will be made
week by the Rev William B. Tl
pastor of the First Church,
Clly Library Fortunate.
At the last meeting of the Wc
^ day dub a handsome painting <
('??. federate flag was presentc
Miss S. L. Beaty to the city 111
It is highly appreciated by every
her of tho Wednesday club nnc
give pleasure to all who frequeii
library.
Any who are interested, ma;
this artistic piece of work on the
of the new library in tho Kntoi
Bank building.
Miss Beaty won the medal In c
^ While studying at the Mary Ita
* seminary and received her diploi
tin end of I wo years having comp
the Whole art course in that short
Those who wish to own a pal
of the dags of the Confederacy
have an opportunity to secure c
lent work at a very reasonable
Every Daughter of the Confed
will want this picture and can B
(
CROSS HILL NEWS
POINTEDLY NO
GE
as
>OR
?lion
e
Dcath of Rev. Mr. Hollingsw
Father?Hospital Patients?C<
ton I'liuitin:'. Under Way.
Cross Hill, April 4.?Rev. and
O. M. Hollingsworth were call
Conyers, Georgia, last Thursda
account of the death of Mr. Hoi
worth's father. Mr. Holllngswor
turned Saturday night and fllle
n])pointment here on Sunday.
Miss manche Pinson is in A
to consult an oculist. Her eye?
: been given her trouble somctim
lation I Mp> an(* Mrs. .1. Henry Rasor
r the ' their little girl to Atlanta yest
erlan i to 0e treated for some throat tr
meet- ? Mrs. Nell, an elderly lady and
of it J er of Mr. Jim Neil, died last I
nbers I an(1 was burled Saturday at Betlil
Rev. T,ie school here gave a half Ik
'beet- j Ani>il l8t
John ! Some farmers are planting <
j^,. seed, and there are some fleldf
artin, I cann?t be prepared for plantin
alley] 111 il rains.
Mr. John Hltt has bought an
mobile.
Miss Bennie Brown or Ninety
so of w,lh ?er sister. Mrs. J. A. VVIlcut
that i Miss Theresa Davenport is wil
, friends at Ninety Six for a few
. I Prof. Glenn Parrott and the <.
1,,,,,,, (lass visited Roscmont. of hist
p tho fanip. Saturday the 2Ctli of Marcl
last Saturday a number of tet
and other persons of the Va
ville section visited Rosemont.
course the gallant major mat
pleasant for them.
Mr. \V. T. Madden will repi
the church here at the meeti
Knoree Presbytery at Spartan bur
week.
s se
iner! -
Clin?;
many
ed to
duty
*ider
lethel
over
g the
il in
been
ch at
n ex
made
mself
f the
eon
fa in .
dams
hurch
onary
been
n the
d she
mplls
Completes Inspection.
Dr. Isadore Schayer, having
pleted Iiis special inspection o
medical property of the National I
of South Carolina, a detail ac<
some two weeks ago. returned I
city Saturday afternoon. Six Ii
tlons were made in all and at tli
ferent posts Capt. Schayer was 1
ed in a number of ways.
it the
Union Church at Watts .Mil
Work has commenced on tin
church building a( Watts mill
is being erected near the school
and will be uned by the difl'erei
nominations of the village. The c
is being built by the Watts Mill
made \ l)a,,v
board
p0ned Mrs. Watson at Hospital.
d the Mr8, W:i<K<>?. wife of the Rev.
off in ' Watson of this city. Is in Col
(lition "nil('r special treatment at a hoi
?ested ?xcro''di?K to latest reports s
j getting on fairly well, but It wil
' essnrily be sometime before sb
return home. Mr. Watson spen
eral days in Columbia last wee
will make frequent trips to tlu
ital until Mrs. Watson recovers
WON.
eh by
will
hurch
)wing
eii eld.
aptist
tec ted
barge
s one
n the
d for
;ce?8
te di
cern
next
layer.
(llies
?f the
d by
nary,
mom
I will
t opr
r see
walls
?prise
rayon
in win
?a at
assed
time,
nt ing
now
ixcel
rate.
eracy
ecu re
POSTOFFICE SITE PURCHAS
Transfer of Property to the G<
nient Has Been Consumniati
The site for the federal pos
building which was selected sonv
ago by special agents of the g(
ment, has been paid for and
ferred to the United States of Am
The property Is located on the c
of Main and South Caroline s
and was conveyed to the goveri
by Mrs. Douglas Gray nee Miss 1
Martin. Mr. J. W. Todd and Mrs
Todd as executrix, Mrs. Gray reo
$6,000 for her portion, the McCoy
erty, and for the Todd lot $4,00i
paid.
Two years ago congress appro
ed the sum of $50,000 for a f<
building at Laurcns. Ten tho
dollars of tins amount bus been
in buying a site. At present tb
no information as to when worl
commence on the building.
Guaranteed Dandruff Cure,
Beware or the druggist who
you that any other hair tonic Ii
as good as Parisian Sage be 1
better.
Lnurens Drug Co. Is the agei
Parisian Sage, and they won't I
give you something just as gooi
cause they know that Parisian
Is guaranteed to cure dandruff,
falliiiK hair, and cure all disea>
the seal)) in two weeks or money
They know that Parisian sa
highly recommended as the
pleasant and rejuvinatlng hair <
ing known. It makes the hair
and beautiful and is not stiel
greasy, Fifty cents a large hot
Lauren8 Drug Co. They will gll
tee it. Made In America only bj
oux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. Tb
with the Auburn hair on everv
75 LOTS TO BE SOLD SATl'R
rED
Penny Brothers, Twin Auctloi
Will Conduct Sale.
Seventy-five desirable building
located in an attractive suburb c
city, will be Bold at auction Satu
April 'J. The '.'jr.ai managers oi
ed to 1 grand anction sale, are Messrs
y on j Bishop and C. M. Wolff. Penny 1
lings- : erg> the celebrated twin auctlone?
th re- I North Carolina have been engag
id his conduct the sale. They are repul
be the "finest, brightest, wittiest
that ever stepped on the blocl
called oui How lilUCli .tin 1 Ot WO
They say it is a show to see and
the Pennys. better than some
st reis.
A North Carolinian, now a C
of Laurens, who knows about the
and success of the twin auctioi
said yesterday that these two
were beyond doubt the greatest
cesses in their line in the counti
In addition to this unique fc
i that , 0f the auction, music will be furn
g un- Dy Richardson Pros. Concert ba
Gainesville, Ga. Then there w
prizes given away, and seven!
lots sold, that's the thing after al
appeals to you. is it not? Go on
see the property, get a drink ol
fine mineral watt , from a bold Bl
look on the Pennys, buy a lot
many as you want.
orth's
ot
Mrs.
tlanta
illbc ?
e.
took
erday
ouble.
moth
'"riday
ibara.
Dliday
cotton
auto
Six Is
1? bet
day s.
senior
orical
i, and j
ichers
ughn
Of
le it
resent
ng of
g this
com
?f the
Clunrd
^epted
Lo the
lspec
ie dlf
lonor
I new
s. It
bouse
u de
hurch
com
10. c.
umbia
spital.
he is
1 nec
e can
t sev
k and
i cap
Death of Mrs. Kurl 0. Owens
Mrs. Ina Meli Owens, wife o
Earl C. Owens, died Monday
noon at her home at Highland I
The funeral services were held y
day from Highland Home P
church.
The deceased was about 24 yet
age and was the only daughter <
late Mr. .John Power. She v
niece of Mrs. J. .1. Roland and N
D. Mahaffey of the city and 1
large connection in the county,
five years ago she was married t
B. C. Owens, a well known younj
mer of the county.
Enoree Presbytery.
The spring meeting of Enoree
bytery is being held with the S
Presbyterian church. Spartet
The opening sermon of the sessio
preached last night by Rev. C. P.
kin of Laurens, the retiring mode
Dr. Adams of Clinton is the I
clerk. Among those who are a
ing the session from Laurens an
C. P. Rankln. Rev. J. L. McLin, 1
W. L. Boyd, R. .1. Franks, Jo!
Wright and W. .1. Copeland.
ED.
>veru.
Bd. I
toffice i
r> time
ivern-j
trans
terica,
sornor
t reets
nment
Nudle
T. B.
i'iving
prop
i) was
print
?deral
usand
used
ere is
< will
tells
k just
cnows
it for
Iry to
d. be
sage
stop
<es of
back.
ge Is
most
1ress
fluffy
<y or
tie at
arnn
r Glr
e girl
Koynl Ainbassiidors.
The Royal Ambassadors of (
nut Ridge Baptist church enjo;
pleasant meeting Saturday afte
at the home of Mr. M. L. Knight,
unique and entertaining contests
indulged in. Miss Mary Owing!
Mr. Herman Boyd winning the
offered.
After the game the guests were
ed cake and fruits.
Home for Pleasant Occasion
Mr. Lloyd Langston of Carolei
C. spent several nays in the cit
past, week with bis parents, Mr
Mrs. .1. Lee Langston. Vesterda;
his twenty-first birthday, and in
of this important event Mr. and
Langston gave a dinner to \vb
number of young Langston's fi
were bidden.
Comity Equalization Hoard
The county equalization boart
yesterday, heard quite a numb
protests, passed on many matter
adjourned at live o'clock to meet
today. The whole board was i
tendance, with R. P. Adair as <
man.
Ministerial Union Meetlmr.
Tho monthly meeting of the La
Ministerial union was held Me
with Rev, C. F. Pankin. modorai
the chair. Exercises opened
prayer by Rev. J. L. McLin.
ministers were present and al
ported good services on Sunday.
Throe candidates received th
dinanee of baptism at the First
tlst church Sunday evening, Re
e. Thayor, pastor, officiating.
Tbaver announced that a serli
meetings would begin on I8inst, :
Firs! church
On Sunday seven new members
received into (lie First PrOSbyt
church, thus making a total of
accessions to thU church since
ary first.
The meeting WBS closed will) pi
offered by Rev. P. P. Mitchell.
_? ?.??.I.,,, ?.m i.? l.-.i.i ??~
vvcunciUAY, AI'Kit
DAY.
icers,
lots.
>f the
irday,
r this
C. R.
>roth
?rs of
ed to
and
i.i.i i'i
hoar
inin
OPEKA HOUSE TOMORROW M
"Tempest ami Sanshine" a Dram
(loll of Mary .1. Holmes' No*
"Tempest and Sunshine" a di
tization of Mary J. Holmes po
novel to be seen at the city
house, Thursday night April
a play full of genuine heart, int
and full of exciting scenes and
prising climaxes. It has nn Int
ing plot and holds the audience
ed to i hound throughout the entire four
pair j H is acted by a company of per
ers, specially engaged for eacl
Averv parr of such a production,
together with the vast amount o
and beautiful scenery, keeps tb
dlence in a suppressed state of
meat. It is a play that appeals I
interinost recesses of the heart.
Its wonderful success.
itlzen
fame
neers,
men
suc
ry.
?at ure
lished
nd of
ill be
y-Iive
1 that
t and
f that
l>rlng,
or as
f Mr.
about
Ionic,
cster
aptist
?irs of
>f the
/as a
lr. H.
i.-id a
About
o Mr.
g far
Pres
econd
iburg.
n was
Ran
rator.
stated
ttend
- Rev.
Elders
tin N.
"'hest
yed n
rnoon
Some
were
3 and
prizes
sorv
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Kind's Daughters at thei
, meeting elected Mrs. Brooks Sv
as their leader and Miss Leila V
as vice leader for the ensuing
Mrs. M. 10. Martin has served the
as leader for ten years and m
most efficient leader, and it was
regret that her resignation was ai
cd. ^|iss Willie Mae Childless V
iecteW secretary and Mrs. ii. k. .
treasurer. Mrs. Swygert was e
delegate to represent the band i
' convention of Kinns dailglltei
Charleston, and Mrs. Ruflls Dunl
alternate. Tho daughters will coi
to aid in the rescue work throui
I Salvation army in Charleston an
lumbla and in their support am
j cation of a little girl in China.
i have raised the sum of ?nie tho
dollars for the hospital fund an
continue in their efforts for this i
ooo
en, N.
y the
?. and
y was
honor
Mrs.
ich a
'lends
1 met
er of
s and
again
n at
?hnir
urenn
mday,
or. in
with
Kight
I ro
e or
Itap
v. W.
Mr.
es of
it the
were
? ?rian
fifty
Jnnu
'aver.
The
The Wednesday club held its
meeting with Mrs. N. P. Dial, i
the main business meeting of th<
and plans and pragrams for tlu
year were discussed. The club h
cided to study the May View cour
other year taking up England,
land, and Ireland in the same m
in which they studied Amcrici
year.
ooo
Miss Nannie Pramlette gave a
to the music lovers last Thursday
iiif at the home of Mrs. W. 10.
when she ^ave a music recital :
ed by Mrs. Lucas. Miss Bramli
a pupil of Mrs. Lucas ami si
thorough training and her pri
was well executed ami selected
audience of thirty-five or more a
ed.
Mrs. La ma I' Smith entertained '
day afternoon at her home on
street about thirty-live guests
members of the Fortnightly clul:
Smith's pretty home was brlgh
Quantities of yellow Jcssamim
daffodils, the golden color was
everywhere. The score cards
hand painted Kastor bonnets tlc<
yellow ribbon. Mrs. I.. Meng. .V
C. Haskell and Miss IOminio Mei
sisted Mrs. Smith in eiltcrtainil
guests. Delightful refreshmei
fruit punch, cakes and Ices wen
ed after the game of nations.
ooo
The Misses Huff gave a very
able card party Thursday even
honor of their visitors Miss
Pudge and Miss Mao Kinloch
delightful salad course was serv
ter the game.
ooo
The Misses (Jilkerson entertaii
cards Tuesday evening in honi
their visitors from Alabama. Mis
da Mae Sullivan and Mr. It. P.
van. After the games dollghlf
freshments were served.
ooo
One of the prettiest events i
post lenten season was the party
by Mrs. II. Hunter Morrlsetle Wi
day afternoon at the home of ^
H. Copolnnd on Main street. The
were spring like in their decor
of apple blossoms, IIUIoh and v
The mantel and cabinets were
ed with Hilles and ferns with va
violets lioro and there. The a
incnt was a game of bright f|U0
in the answering of which the
of each guest was used as a pill
score cards were artistic in groo
gold and tied with pale violet i
and surmounted with beautiful
of the American girl. The first
a dull gold pin In harvest moon r
nestled in an easier basket of >
chicks was cut for and won by
Adallno Johnson of Ncwborry.
consolation a lace jabot hidden
white rabbit was won bv Miss
both Rlchey. Delightful fruit i
ices, cakes, and mints were servi
hearing traces of the violet hues
MorrlsettO was assisted by Mrs.
'and. Miss Pessle Peatross. Miss 1
Mvrd. Mrs. II. K. Alken, and Mist
sie Poland.
coo
Laurie Peterson n
to Miss Annie Du
Mi?s Annie
pleasant visit
returned to her home in Spartonl
W'nHfl Mills tji, llfurli School
A very pretty game of 1 ?n 11 was
ed Saturday afternoon between
\Yatts mills and the Laurons
nday, school, tho final score being 8
??'? jlMOUINTVILLE SCHOOL
HOLDS MOCK COl
ntl/a
el. 1
rama-1
pular
opera
7, Is
oresl.
sur
orest
Bpell
? acts,
form
i and
which
f now
(' iUl
exclt
to the
hence
Charley Thornton Arrnlngcdon Cl
of "Assault and Butter) Wltli
Intent to Mite.*'
Mountvllle, April 4.?The Moun
school gave an entertainment F
morning. April 1st. The "Prog H
Lyceum" and a mock trial wer
exercises of the morning.
The trial was for "assault and
tery with intent to Pile." Cll
Thornton, defendant, was charged
the crime of allowing his dogs to
an attack upon Uary Milchuli u
latter was passing the former's I
The state was represented by 1
Fuller, while the defendant app
in his own behalf. Alsey Fulloi
judge, Watts HudgCUS clerk of <
Lonnie Culbertson sheriff, Roy
*??>*>? ' Chell, bailiff, while a number 0
** i
r last
rygert
Vilkes
yenr.
I band
ade a
i with
ccopt
vas c
\lken,
lected
tit the
is in
lap as
it Inuo
:h the
id Vo
1 edu
They
usand
d will
cause.
3 last
t was
9 year
5 next
as (le
se an
Scot
.anner
i this
J j |)ils appeared as jurors and will
In the case
After the exercises a picnic (
was spread in the park, and i
afternoon all were entertained 1
boys in a game of ball. The
was pitched between the schoo
(be town boys. The students cai
victorious with a store of II to
Next Friday night tho prelln
declamation contest will be
Three boys will then contend foi
place in oratorical honors. Dr.
Hughes of Laurens will also be
cut and give si lecture on the si
of hygiene.
.Mrs. Win. It. Doyd is visit in
daughter, Mrs. Cany (Jrahai
Hodges who is unite sick.
Mrs. Willie Griflln was carrl
the hospital at Columbia last
and lias undergone a successful (
tlon for appendicitis. She \va
Inn well when last beard from.
Mr. Mack I'inson lost a good
lure last week. He had col
Mountvllle on some business an
j mule died while hero,
Mr. Dock Davenport of Greet
; has been over a few days visitli
daughter, Mrs. 'Pom Shaw.
treat
even
Lucas
lsslsl
?tte Is
howed
ogrn m
I. An
ttend
I burs
Ma In
. the
). Mrs.
I With
0 and
1 seen
wore
1 with
Irs. A.
ng as
ig her
its of
i serv
enjoy
Ing In
Stella
i. A
ed af
ned at
or of
s Lin
Snlli
ul re
if the
given
ndnes
Irs. .1.
rooms
at ions
lolets.
bank
ses of
muse
st ions
name
i. The
a ml
?il
b
prize
lesicn
ellow
Miss
The
in a
Kli/a
much.
Ml. all
. Mrs.
Cope
le?sle
; lies
i a 111
Idkl
ieWh
ff has
>urg.
play
the
High
to 7
Judge Thompson Grateful,
To tlie; People:?During last
I had contemplated, that, if in
clenl health and strength, I
probably ask for reelection. I
entertained doubts as to tho senii
of the. people on tho question, i
expressions of approval and < i
ngement coming through the (
papers, and in much greater V?
personally or through privat" so
from every section of the county
have effectually dissipated such d
I think thai I know myself w
assure you that it is not nffcclati
my pan. when I say that it is di
for me to find language npproprl
express my gratitude to the pco|
their confidence and support.
Wliile realizing fully that tl
more than I have merited, I ca
that in all conscience I have doi
best that I could, and that whl
boring to be of some service t
people, my only regret is that I
not been able to do more.
! It is with grntltudo, and es
gratification that, ?fter a Horn
extended term of service, 1 am,
I the indulgence and generousity i
good people of tho county, pen
to enter the lists with a more y
, al endorsement than on any fi
occasion, if roolocted I shall fei
der renewed obligations to try
my duty. Respectfully,
<>. G. TH0M1
KlIVCil From the (.'rinc.
"I had about given Up hope,
nearly four years of suffering ft
severe lung trouble." writes Mi
L. Dix. of ClnrkuvlllO, Tenn,
the pain in my chest would bo
unbearable and I could not df
work, but Dr. King's New Disc
has made me feel like a new pi
Its the best medicine made fo
throat mid lungs." Obstinate c<
stubborn colds, bay fever, la \:
asthma, croup, bronchitis and
orrhages, honrsness and who
cough, yield quickly to this wj
fill medicine. Try it. 50c and
Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by
rens DrtlR Co. and Palmetto Din
Two Voting Newspaper Met
Messrs Joel S. P.ailey of the C
wood Index and Arthur Lee of tin
ton Time; were in the city Sal
and while here honored The Adve
office with a call. These young
live in good towns, they are conn
with most excellent newspaper:
are themselves mighty line fe]
Their visit was appreciated am
joyod.
Drs. Hughes and Dodson and N
filtcrrnvcH hnvo ?%fieii r?nf/?hrtufi/i ? .
NUMBI3R
JRT
hnrgo
CITY HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS HOLD CONTEI
tvllle ! _ ~
>rlday Fourteen Contend for Fli
oiiow Oratorical Honors.
e the
I hat
tarley
I with I
make
lb (lit:
home.
Ralph
cared
r was
court.
Mit
f |)U
icsscs
llnner
n tlie
ty the
game
1 and
no off
6.
i i nary
held
r tirst
It. K
pres
uhject
g her
PHIL HUFF GETS AWAF
in
of
ed to
week,
ipcra
s do
mule
no to
id the
l wood
ig his
year
sulll
would
lad I
meats
recent
icour
louuty
ilumo,
luces,
would
onhts
lien I
ion on
ffleull
ate to
lie for
Iiis is
n say
ie the
?0 la.
o the
have
pedal
ewhat
, with
of tho
nit tod
?enor
ormor
id un
to do
'SOX
Preliminary Reclaimers' Excrc
Were Held Friday Evening In Hi
Graded School Auditorium.
A few weeks ago County Supe
teudont of Education Qeo. L, l1
announced that there would be 1
in April a declaimcrs' contest for
hoys of the different high school*
the county. The eight high seht
were, therefore, invited to selec
representative, the superintendent
Uounceing that to the winner \VC
be awarded a gold medal. Friday
onlng, April 22, was decided upon
the date for the county contest,
it will he held in the auditorium of
I,aureus graded school building.
In order to d< teriulno who she.
represent the different schools. \
limlnnry contests in declamation h
been held by several of the ]i
schools, and much interest and rlvi
have boon aroused.
Tho Lnurons High school proll
nary was held Friday evening, w
fourteen hoys of this department *
ested for the honor of roprt-.iOilt
the city school in the fortheoni
county contest. Quito mi inte-esl
programme had been arranged.
Superintendent it L, Junes had
uounced that he would present a n
al to the winner in the prelimini
and to Mi 'hil Huff the prize wai
warded, as well as the distinction
honor he will have in representing
I.aureus High school In the gem
contest, 'flic subject of Mr. Huff's v
admirable declamation was "A T
for the Body Politic." He is, a sol
Mr. and Mrs. A. Huff, and is in
tenth grade, lie is an exception
bright, studious youth. Lust sumi
in- took two competltve exnmiuall
the same day be for tho local boar<
education for scholarships at Clem
and the College of Charles ton, wlni
them both, though i. ? accepted no
er. as he wished "i llnlsh in the
schools. He i spools In att< I .1 Wofl
after completing the toiitli grade
yea r.
The exercises Friday night wore
tended by a largo ,v> 'i.iblago, and
occasion was much enjoyed, the
clamalions delivered evidencing ci
ful preparation on the part of all
young contestant:
fol lows:
Music: Misses
Helen Sullivan; declamations "VI
nation from Dishonor," Janus Tc
"(Hessings of Education," Cha
Fleming; "Success in Life." K.I
Mosoly; "A Task for the Body I
tic." Phil Huff; "Memorial Addre
Samuel Austin; "The Problem of
migration," Willie Nelson; "Pal
Henry's Speech." .1. D. Sullivan. M
by Miss Alluwee Watson and Ma
Wales Watson, piano and violin,
clamalions: "' lie Average Man." R
aid Dtmlap; "Man. Thou Pondll
Twixl a Smile and a 'fear." 'I
Lake; "Wanted: a Jefferson/' Russ
Poole; "Americanism," John Woffi
"The Mantle of HI I jail," William |)r
mond; "Christ Reigns, tho Coin
World. Ponce." William Medow
The |> 'Og ran
ah Shnyer
after
?oin a
s. M.
Often
linos!
> any
ovory
r-rson.
r the
mghs,
rlppo,
hem ?
"Tho I loino in t lie <
lugs Dial. Music:
Simpson, Mary pofl
Judges on deelan'
K. Thayor, the Ron
Rev. c. I'. Rnnkiii. Dr. R
Mr. lt. 13. linbb.
ivernment," Hi
Miss.'s Mar;;;
v. Km be,- Ff,w
tiou: The Rev,
L, P. McOei
llutd
Hurls-Stone.
At the home of the l"id< h pat
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. IlllI'lK, near K
Miss Amanda J, Hurts and Mr.
o|dng Unm L. Stone wore united in niairi
mder
$1.01).
Lnu
ig Co.
1,
Ireen
3 Bei
urdav
rt Iser
inon
looted
; and
U6VS.
I on
Ir. K.
l new
Sunday afternoon, April
the 01
niony being performed l?y tho
A. T. Stoudonmlro, pastor of the
ond Baptist church. Laurens.
Echoes from iihn.
Kilon. April I, 101.0. The pupils
ICden school wen* to Rabiih Creek
first day of Aji ;i and had a good tl
lishlng and |i|a:
Miss Sue fjray v (sited her brotl
Mr. \V. K. Oray Of Cray Court Tim
Raid) attended services '"( I.'abun Si
day.
Mr. Luhe Armstrong Of Fount
Inn visited Mr. II. W. Martin Sund
