OCR Interpretation


The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, March 09, 1921, Image 2

Image and text provided by University of South Carolina; Columbia, SC

Persistent link: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86063761/1921-03-09/ed-1/seq-2/

What is OCR?


Thumbnail for

.. Ill I I
onmi
SPRI
fc -. >
||' I Our 1921 design
? I have individualii
% -I is in charge of t
J prepared to desi
I any time. We,1
CAU(
| IWD^
Schedule of Home Demonstration
Meetings to be Held During Month
of March. .
March 7.?Saxe-Gotha Cooking
Club?Raisin cookies.
/' March t.?Summit ^ome Demonv
stration Club?Economy in clothing.
March S.?Summit Sewing Club?
Sewing.
I-'. r * j. March 9.?Pond Branch Home
Demonstration Club?Chocolate pudding.
j
March 10.?Boiling Springs Home
Demonstration Club?Peanut prod
(( ' ttcts.March
11.?Red Knoll Sewing: Club j
?Sewing.
March 12.?Office work.
MVch 14.?Pine View Cooking Club
r-Btocoit.
March 15.?Oak Grove Sewing Club
?Sewing.
Warnh 1fi_?Sham's Hill Cooking
Club?Biscuit.
March 17.?Mack's Sewing Club?
\ Sewing.
s \ March 18.?Newburg Home Demonstration
Club?Peanut products.
March 18.?Newburg Sewing Club
?Sewing.
March 19.?Office work?9 a. m. to
t&P; 1 p. m.
j , ^ March 19.?Sunny South Sewing
Club?Sewing. /
March 21>?St. John's Cooking Club
?Raisin cookies.
March 22.?Pelion Cooking Club?
Raisin cookies.
March 23.?Calvary Home Demon[?v
' /
. stration Club?Economy in clothing.
p. ^ FVom March 24th to April 5th inclusive,
L shall be at Winthrop College
attending the course given for
the County Home Demonstration
workers. ,
February, 1921?Summary of Month's
Work.
Number consultations held 13.
| | "Cascarets" if
Sick or Bilious
:: ::
Tonight sure! Let a pleasant, harmless
Cascaxet work while you sleep and
have your liver active, head clear,
stomach sweet and bowels moving
Tegular by morning. No griping or inconvenience.
10, 25 or 50 cent boxes.
Children love this candy cathartic too.
I Palmaf esta
Palihetto State Festival
Columbia, Mch. 28 to April 2d
?^m
MOVED
j?:
We have moved our Flower and Seed
Store to
1431 Main Street
.*
Come in am1 3ee our beautiful flow
ers. Let us help you seieci seeas ano
plants for a good garden.
Rose Hill Greenhouses
MARTIN STORK, Treas.
jilr .
*
:
VG Ml
t f- ~ - * . -
is are Exclusive No
ty and are modera
his department, has
/
gn and make up th<
tvill have something
jHMAI
!
V , 1
\
. c
'
tration Column
If
Number Women's meetings held 7.
Attendance 67.
Number Girl's meetings held 8. Attendance
79.
Number schools or clubs visited 17.
Number of club members visited 10.
Number letters written 61. Circular
letters sent 95. Bulletins sent 214.
Number miles traveled?Auto 709.
ANNIE C. CAUGHMAN,
County Home Demonstration Agent.
xvrr -rtm a TT
vjjaanifiK u.m wia,
i
The health of this community is.
fine at present. . j
"The small grain around here is
looking fine. - }
Mr. and Mrs. D. Job Harmon
y
dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Har*v
mon Sunday.
Messrs. Lawrence Porth and Clarence
Sox were out riding with their
best girls Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Kyzer spent Saturday
night with her aunt, Mrs. George
Kaminer.
Mr. waiter itawi ana nis two sisters,
Misses Lizzie and Viola dined
with Miss Rosa Harmon Sunday.
Rev. J. A. Cromer spent Saturday
night with Mr. J. H. Arnold and
family. f
Misses Agnes and Nezzie Arnold
visited Misses Daisy Belle and Sarah
Kyzer Sunday afternoon.
Mr. E. E. Arnold, who is with the
DAW C
DAim c
When this bank proi
cept, we commit ourselvi
in every way. that a pro?
Merchandising, In<
It may be that you i
many ways in which this
We areg always re:
i problems with the view
tomer as well as the banl
A
I
SUPERVISED BY THE UNI'
I
The Home h
Lexingtt
I
Capital, $50,000.00
Member of Federal
>
1_
,
LUNE
. - - - vj^s- -T+-J*.
velties, Pattern anu
te in price. Come ii
; recently returned J
9 latest styles in Mil
new to show every
N-KAII
Lexingtc
United States navy, is at home for
a few days on a furlough. .1
Miss Duvall Smith dined with Miss!
Eva Hendrix Sunday.
Miss Theora Arnold visited Miss
Ellen Hendrix Sunday..
Miss Viola Meetze dined with Mrs.
Robert Harmon Sunday.
Miss Carrie Pearle Hendrix dined
with Miss Essie Shealy Sunday.
Miss Genevive Smith visited Miss
Grendoline Lindler Sunday.
Red Birds.
PLANT QUARANTINE
REGULATIONS.
Clemson College, March 5.-?The
South Carolina State Crop Pest Commission
calls attention to the following
regulations of the Commission
governing the transportation of cabbage
plants for propagating purposes
into and within the state of South
Carolina.
Reg. 1. The transportation into
and within the state of South Carolina
of cabbage plants for planting
purposes is prohibited unless accompanied
by a permit of the South Carolina
State Crop Pest Commission.
I
Reg:. 2. These permits are issued
after satisfactory evidence has been
obtained either through acceptable
affidavit or a certificate issued by a
competent inspector, stating that
these plants and the premises upon
which they were grown were inspected
by a competent inspector find
found to be apparently free from wilt
and other dangerous diseases and insects.
iERVICE
raises Service and you ac3s
to support your efforts
jressive bank can.
iustry and Farming
ire not familiar with the
i bank can serve you.
idy to discuss financial
of benefitting the aisle.
rED STATES GOVERNMENT .
National Bank
>o, S. C.
/
Deposits, $600,000.00
Reserve Assccieticn
%
OV Qt
i\I Oil
? ? mi
jLailor. i ats. in
n and see them. M
from the most up-to
ilinery. You are co
day during the sea;
MNER
311, S. C.
\ .'
These regulations are effective on
and after February 15, 1921. '
Regulations identical with these
have been issued also on the transpor
tation of tomato plants for propagation
purposes into and within the
[ state of South Carolina.
_
The two principal kinds 6t times
are standard and wrist watch.?Sycamore
(O.) Leader.
Were it not for the weather, some
people would never be able to break
into a conversation.?Kirksville (Mo.)
Express.
Don't misjudge the whole human
race because a few thousand inhabitants
prefer grand opera to the movie.
?Cheyenne (Wyo.) State Leader.
Once in a while a Chull boy gets
punished for impudence, but most of
the time it is because his mother has
a headache.?Chula (Mo.) News:
/
A. W. Morgan
Sheet Metal Worker
SLATE, TILE.AND j
Gravel Roofer
Manufacturer of Skylights & Cornices
17U7 Main Street,
PHONE 2742
COLUMBIA, S. C.
WATCH
THE BIG 4
/
Stomach-Kidneys-Heart'Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy by |
regularly taking the world's standard
remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles? j
GOLD MEDAL
The National Remedy cf Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhelmina.
At all druggists, three size3.
Look for the name Geld Medal on every bo?
and accept no imitation
iito
w(yw0^ ^
l^-^^^SEALED TINS ONLY
mmfr ** Y0UR Gooceas
Maxwell house
I e COFFEE
irOVRBf VN?|R
. ithout questionif Hunt's SaW*m^^Sk
:';: ( ) iu the treatment of Eczema, f i^al
letter. Ringworm, Itch, etc %R?Tr i
Doo't become discourseed be- g*\M i /
cause other treatments failed I M
Hunt'sSalva ha* relieved bun- V 0 m
dreds of such cases. You can't V*1i m
lose on our Money Bock
Gumrmntee. Try it at aw risk ~
TODAY. Priea 75c at
HARMON DRUG COMPANY.
J_ J1 ___
Ley are smart ana u]
iss Ida V. Kibble of
-date Hat Shops in
rdially invited to im
son.
DAiir
turnr
THOR DOTS.
Mr. Elzie Poole of lower Pond
Branch wedded last Wednesday,
March 2nd to Miss Sallie Axon of
Orangeurg county.
Mr. James Hall of Thor section is
on his second legs kicking, but rot
high. ?
BLACK EYES.
!i Dodson's Liver Tone
Instead of Calomel
rVl 1 rtTTlfil ? a miinl/oiltrm" T4- o'f+a/Vlra I
VOMV11M* 40 ^UiUVOiAfVA* 4 V
the bones end paralyzes the liver. Your
dealer sells each bottle of pleasant,
harmless 'Dodson's Liver Tone" under
an ironclad, money-back guarantee that
it will regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels better than; calomel, without
sickening or salivating you?15 million
bottles sold.
? Meeting
tii
Fnt* I SWATt
A Vfl AJVT TT >
We have met these demanc
on galvanized corrugated
prepared roofing in rolls,
prices on all roofing materi
you may need in the builde
tels, grates and tile line,
and we can make immedia1
i Send us your orders.
I
LORICK B
1533 Main Street, Colum
i
Do not forget that we hav
stock of all kinds of Belting,
Steel, Shafting, Pulleys anc
Washers and anything else
of machinery supplies at pr
Columbia Sup
823 West Gervais St.
I "MODERN i
BEST WORKCrown,
Bridge and F
All Work *
RAY FIS
Over Lever's Shoe Store 11
I
G jj
.*
*
o-to-the-minute,
L
Baltimore, who I
the East, and is I
spect oim line at I
ANY
I m
Give Sick, Bilious Child |
"California Fig Syrup"
"California Syrap of Figs" is tto
best "laxative phyaic" to give to a'
sick, feverish child who is bilious or
constipated. Directions for babies sad
children on bottle. They love its fruity
taste. Beware! Say "California" or
you may sot get the genuine reoommended
by physicians for over
years Don't ride injuring your child's
tender stomach, liver sad bowels by aoceptish
an imitation fig syrup. ImUb
upon "Califarm a." .. ~ ^ %
' . ; ,3
aaa
vlll break a Cold, Fever and Grippe
nicker than anything we know, precntlng
pneumonia.
ie Demand |
er Prices ' | M
Is by readjusting our prices i
roofing, metal shingles> j|
We have most attractive :iH
als as well as on anything yfl
irs' hardware or wood man- jfl
'- ''if
Our stocks are complete JH
te shipment. . *
ROTHERS < I
bia, S. C. Phone 4P8 r:
r '-V. V
- -X
e a large and well assorted
f.-fc;*- Dfa
Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Iron ;
.
i Hangers, Bolts, Nuts and
you may need in the way
esent low prices. Try us.
ply Company J |
Colombia, S. C
nrFwmHK,* ^Hgjumn?g? A
' : V:?
DENTISTRY" if )
LOWEST PRICE
?
'late Wcrk a Specialty
* ' . -
guaranteed
HER SOX
/; f
515 Main St. Colombia, S. t
T?TO
V '
? > " <.'- -1.

xml | txt