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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

 Address, Industrial Training. Mir. J. ,J. wilmore Dean of Engineering De- paPtanent A. P. l. .s-
 Organic Training Mrs. Lydia Com 'ings. ii Wednesday Night, 8 ?. m.--Fores4ry Music plano solo. Cecil Davis.
 Report of Committee Miss Lulie Vocal solo Aria from Mignon. Miss Address Srhe Spirit of the Forest" Hon. Enos Mills, government expert in forestry; introduced by Hon. John H. Eomnissioner. and Secretary of State Comm mission, on Forestry . Recitation, selected, Mrs. Leon Well. rhursdas Nov. 10. gsso 2. m.-Buainess e Segsicns
 Invocation. Rabbi E. c. Ehrenreich. Committee reports: : Legisiative. Mrs. J. Lewis Cobbs
 Civic Improvement, Mrs. Q; c: Wiley. Health Department. Mrs. R. A. Lee Kindergarten, Mrs. J. H. Phillips. Club reports. Thursday. p. sn:--ReeIDrOeity cOn- First vice-President presiding. Mrs. ; committee report Mrs. c. E. Albes. Paper The Moral Effect of George Elliors Novels Mrs L. M. Bashin- Piano solo. Mrs. victor Armistead. Open discussion;
 First~-What Should Reciprocity do for the Federation?
 Second-What Help Does Your Club Need from Committee?
 Third-Suggessio ions for Future Work. Friday. Nov. 20, 0.3O a. m.-Business
 Session.
 Invocation. Rev. Charles A. Stakely, D. D.
 Minutes:
 Committed. reports:
 School Improvement, Mrs J. D. Mat lock. Value of School Improvement Work to the Rural District. Miss Luther.
 Loan Scholars, Mrs. l.. J Haley. a. Montevallo Mrs. IT. D. Wyker. b. University, Mrs. P. F. Buchner. C. Auburn. Mrs. R. D. Johnston. - Alabama Federation Scholarship. Camp Hill. Mrs, C. F.. Orr. ,.s,
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Items of Interest fo Montgomery :.
 and to the State

International scholarship Mrs Phii- lip N. Moore.
 Club reports.
 Friday, D. m,--Business seeslssn.
 Discussion of Presidents recomnien- dations.
 Miscellaneous stopIcs.
 Election of officers. Installation of< officers -@.-..-sess, Report of Committee on Resolutions Song. America"
 Adjournment.s ss f Local COmmittees
 Committed on Homes. Mrs. H. C. Gunnelss Chairman.
 Committee on Badges, Mrs. A. B Meyer Chairman.
 Reception Committee, Mrs. Burwell Boykin. Chairman. ..s s Committee on Lunch at Exchange Mrs. W. J. Chambers Chairman.
 Committee on Decoration. Mrs M. H Futile. Chairman.
 sCominittee on Music. Miss Rebacca Pollard Chairman.t T.
 Press Committee. Mrs. Belle Allen Ross. Chairman.
 Ushers. Mrs. Walter Fisk. Chatham List cs Hostesses and Chests of the . Federation
 The list of hostesses and guests of the Federation Is given as follows. hostesses first: E Mrs. Victor Hanson. Mrs White; Mrs.
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Mrs Charles Henderson. Treasurer. A F. w. c.
 Violin Solo-Miss Nellie Wolff. Address--Mrs. Philip N. Moore, Pres ident of General Federation of wo- mans Clubs.
 Wednesday, New. IS, 10 a. ms--Business Session. .--s-ss.sa-z -sss- = :.
 Invocation. Rev. Henry NJ Edmonds. Greetings and notices
 Report of Credentials Committee
 Reports of officers
 Recording Secretary, Mrs. J J. Mayheld. Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. wm H. Seymour.
 Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Henderson.
 Auditor. Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky
 Editor. Mrs J. H, Phillips.
 Presidents report Mrs .Wm. A. Gayle General Federation Secretary, Mrs Rhett Gooje.
 Interesting features of biennial, Mrs Charles Henderson.
 Club reports. As Wednesday, 2i30 D. m.-Education Ses- sion. f Second vice-President presiding. Mrs Fl. D. Thames. fts
 Music (double .quartettel. conducted by Rienzi Thomas. Report of committee. Mrs. E. D I Thames.
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Horace Stringfellow. Mrs. J, W. Davis; Mrs Herbert Battel. Mrs. R. D. John son and Mrs Charlie Hendsrson; Mrs; Mrs. Charles Brown; Mrs. Harvey Jones Mrs Ward and Mrs. Harvey; Mrs Belle Allen Ross, Mrs. J. F. Dug ger: Mrs: Gayle, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. J: W. Phillips; Mrs. Thomas Owen, Mrs Lydia Cummips; Mrs. Alex Gar land. Mrs. Elliott Johnson; Mrs. A. F. J. D. Maliock; MrsNS Frank Stolen c. shacKieford; Mrs. Seelye. Mrs. H. E. Miller; Mrs. Phsres Coleman, Mrs Mrs Seymour, Mrs. E. D. Thamas and Mrs. Coverce; Mrs. Glenn Andrews. Mrs. Monk and Mrs. R. A., Lee; Mrs; Wil- and Mrs. A. E. Singleton; Mrs. McD. Cain, Mrs. Richard Randolph and Mrs. Margareta Williams; Mrs. John Durr, stone; Mrs. Richard Hobbie. Mrs. Will liam Black and Mrs. Carroll; Mrs. W. T. Sheehan,. Miss Hettie Jones; Mrs. Mrs C. M Tardy: Mrs Richard Brow- der Dr.. Florence Roper and Mrs. James Moore: Mrs, James Hardaway, Mrs. QEf WTeS Mrs Mrs ste%ert RS hS9psgn NTa Wii. Wfs liam Havey and Mrs. w H. Simpson; Mrs. J. w Black Mrs. Bashinsky; Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. William H Cooper; Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Mark Ellison and Miss Camper; Mrs. William Hubbard. Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss and Mrs Dunn; Mrs. Dimmick Mrs. L. R. White and Mrs. A. L. Fullenweider; Miss Carolin liar alson, Miss Evyltn Craig and Miss An na Anderson Miss Fannie Mathews. Mrs. c. C. Grayson- and Miss Mary Mo Connell; Mrs. " J. Chambers. Mrs. sic Long; Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs. Mrs. w NJ. Hudson, Mrs F. H. Vernon and Mrs. R. A. Bridewell: Mrs. Ray
 Rushton. Mrs. Dougherty; Mrs. Julian.
 Mrs, Harry Halsey; Mrs. Coke Smith
 Mrs. Mrs. HicksTs. M Gs.e Mrs. H. S Y. IGSo; GTai ham Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Meyer; Mrs. r. Loeb, Mrs. Blemenfeld; guests of Sesame, Mrs. Rayburn and Mrs. J. T.
 Jones; Mrs. E. G. Adams. Mrs. Charles Snider; Mrs. J. K. Jackson,
 Mrs. Emmett O'Neal: Mrs, McCombs.
 Mrs. l.. J Haley; Mrs. ". H. Thom-
 as. Mrs. Sanford Mrs. L. B. Whit
 son. Mrs. J. J. Mayfeld: Mrs. Eli son Miss Mlnna Grote; Mrs. H. S. Persons. Mrs. B. H. Craig: Miss Mar garet, Booth, Miss Mallory; Mrs. H ., M Hobbie. Mrs. Jarvis.
 All officers of the State Federation and City Federation are expected to De in the receiving line at the recep- tion to be given Thursday evening at the Elks Club. and all officers of city clubs are to assist in receiving, All visiting club members who are gether with their hostesses, are cor l diaiiy invited to all meetings and to all social functions of the fedora ton.
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handsomely decorated in the colors of TT The ~ grand march was led by Capt. Everett Jackson and Miss Georgia Whiting Saffoid. Miss safoid was Beautifully Gowned In white net over satin and carried as shower eoaqu%et % or
 The young ladies for whom the baV was given were Misses Georgia Saffold Annie Chandler, Sarah Warren Wiiker- son, Mary Ellen Harris, Lula Me Queen.s Dixie Drum, Clara Ellen Forbes, Christine Glass. iGeorgia Richardson, JolInstone. Paula Siebs. Flora Stal<ely, Annie Warren Jones, and Annie Gaston
 The scfiaperoIis for the occasion were MT. and Mrs W. A. Saffold. Mir. and MT. and Mrs w. B. Willis. Mir. and Mrs. G.syG. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. c L arris NJ and MTs H 4vsop A JoSss' Mr ana ana Mrs. W. D. Kelley. MT. end Mrs. W Flowers MT and Mrs..J. T. Roberts; Mir and Mrs. A. c. Forbes. MT. and Mrs. Pope Seals, Mrs P. M. Wilkersoii. Mrs Mckinney, and Mrs. Morris
 Others present on this brilliant oe- DanEigers Roberts. Davidson. Sergeant, Of Missfssippi, Balsinger of rittsburg: Rutledge. Hooper, of Selma, smith, Of Prattviile. Ware. Westcott. Whitmore: and Messrs, Watford, Chandler Farmer. Branie Patterson Nicrosf. Holt, Harris Folniar. Davidson, McNeil. Locke, Noble Hannon. Oats Parish Jennings, Roberts Hannon. Crenshaw. Lay Allen.
 MISS ANNIE WARREN
 -Ts . s. JONES ENTERTAINE.
 Miss Annie Warren Jones entertained
 f.s a sa
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vile. Among the invited guests were: Misses Clara Ellen Forbes. Mary Hem derson. Hattie McWilliame and Lena Smith. Messrs. Albert Gresham, sam Mims. J M. Tucker. Garlic smith, Ed ward Northinston and w.. H. smith.
 The following Invitations have been
 MT. and Mrs. Robert !. Chambers invite you to be present at their twen- ty-fifth wedding anniversary Friday evening. November 27 at 9 o'clock 40z South Perry Street, Montgomery. Ala.
 The second annual exhibit of the Birmingham Art Club win take place In that city on November q to 27. This will be. of Interest to many lovers of art in Montgomery as well as in Btr- minghan1, for it is progressive move. uent on the part of the artists and lift and strengthen art in the Siate. No copies are allowed and no work previously exhibited by the club is used. The exhibit of last year was a delightful surprise to many who did not before realize the amount of good work done by Alabama artists: Work In oil water-colors. pastel and crayon was exhibited as well as In hina-paint- ing. miniatures. and craft.
 The poster contest. which precedes the exhibit by a week. Will surpass that of last year.
 NOTICE. SCHOOL IMPROVE m EEcc,.r,or
 The regular meeting of the School Improvement Association. which has to have, been held on Tuesday, Nov. IF, has been postponed on account of the converting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs on that day. The date
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has been changed to the following GiTis aAK High oV school S t TSis wifi m Ss Ss the the st fS sens %estns Sf tss osrs RnS snIi members are urged to be present to discuss plans for the coming year. The President. Mrs. Leon Wen. especially year 10 report. Mrs. W B. Fisk.
 Secretary. NOTICES. YOUNG wOAIEN's
 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. There. will be a meeting of the Board of Directors tomorrow morning at II o'clock at the association. It Is will be present as the meeting prom iseF to be of an unusually interesting character.
 Mrs. Florence Harris, Mrs. Margaret Booth.
 Secretary. NOTICE, LADIES' MEMO
 There will be called meeting of the Ladies Memorial Association to consider arrangements for the Confed- M. D. Blob at 11:3O o'clock Tuesday. By orders of ths %,pp president. .,,,, Mrs. Mary ArrinEton' Es; M o' ni00' The College Girls Club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at :30 o'clock at the association. There will be business meeting.
 Christine Glass.
 President. Louise Chestnut,
 Secretary. At the convention of the Gulf States Young Women's Christian Association, to be held in Atlanta November 1922 the Montgomery association will be represented by the following: Mrs Miss Gotten and Miss Davis. The dele gates will leave on Thursday morn ing.
 the Charlotte Davis Club and the Fel- lowship Club in the near future. Tues day. November r. being the date for the former and Monday, November 80. the date for the latter.
 The second biennial convention of the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion, of the United states of America will be held at st. Paul. Minn., from April p to 2s. 1909.
 During the past week women all over the world have been offering prayer for the worlds conference of Young Women's Christian Association. 1910. This conference is held once In four years for the development -nd strengt thening of associations fh countries. The last conference wa held in Paris in 1906.
 Mrs. William Marks leaves today. for Raleigh. N. c. She goes to attend a reception given by Colonel and Mrs. A. B. Andrews to their, son and his
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On Huntlnr Expedition.

Tuscaloosa, Nov. 14.-(SpeciaL)-G. B. Mccormack, Jr.. W. E. Leake. sS. W. Lee. H. E. Mccormack. of Bir- mingham. J D. McInnis. of Meridian
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GREY,s ANNUAL BALL.

The german given by the Greys on Friday night to the debutantes of this year was the most elaborate af- fair of the season. The ball room was
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Miss. and John H. Bankhead, Jr., of Fayette.- came to this city yesterday
 and went down the river on a hunting
 expedition. They made the trip in the Perkins launch.
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at an elaborate euchre; party in honor of Miss Gayle Balsinger, of PIttsburg, and her hostess, Miss Mary Ellen Harris on yesterday, The lower floor of tho Jones home was thrown open for the occasion,5 and elaborately decorated throughout with pink roses and green vines. s-s Mss ABalsInger- were gown of red velvet. and Miss Harris was In green messallne. Miss Jones, the charming young hostess. was in pink susine over taffeta. Miss Annie Gaston, handsomely gnwned in yellow satin.
 Those who assisted in entertaining were. Misses Flora Staikly, and Emmie Campbell. Mrs, George Harris Mrs s1 guests isis' were ss Misses Dixie Drum. Georgia Saffold. Lula. Mcqueen, Annie Chandier Sarah Warren Wilkerson, Alley Alley Gertrude JoSnstone. Christine Glass. Rita Ament, Clara Ellen Forbes Geraldine Ware. Willie Thompson, Edna Blake Stanley. cornelia Crittsn- Fedora Randolph. Olivia Bogacki. Margaret Coleman. Annie Holt. Annie Solomon. Virginia Holt. Laura sergeant, of Macon Miss. Enmie Cam bell, Lorania Cain. Flora Stak'ey and
 The handsonie silver cardcase. which won by Miss Ellen Harris: the con collation.. prfze-a silver jewel case, feb to Miss Lucille Sergeant
 The colorss, of the decorations pre- dominated in the courses of the ela- gant luncheon which followed the
 None of the guests knew until they arrived on the scene. that this happy occasion fell on the birth-day Of their young hostess,
 OF INTEREST IN MONTGOMERY.
 The wedding of Mir. William Thomas Mayheld. of Birmingham and Mss Eunice Helton took place Thursday af- ternoon at 5:3O at the home of the brides parents in Greensboro. Only the immediate family circle and few friends were included in the list of guests.
 There were no attendants and the Danneliy. The house was prettily dec- orated in cut flowers and ferns. The bride was in a tailored gown with hat, gloves. and shoes en. suite, and was picture of Eirlish beauty
 MT. Mayfield has held an important position with the Crane Company for
 Mr. and Mrs Mayaeld left on the at st'I home nln at t' 12ss NoFth Twenty ninth Street. in their. newly completed resi-
 Mr Mayheld has large number of will be delighted to welcome his bride.
 COUNTRY HOME eOF ,y
 .. MIR AND MRS. SMITH. A number of young people from ana sSrIes o | parties by Miss Gene smith at the beautiful country home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Mcqueen Smith. of Pratt
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COUNTRY HOME sOF

A number of young people from entertained at a series of weekend parties by Miss Gene smith at the beautiful country home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Mcqueen Smith. of Pratt
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The second biennial convention of the Young Women's Christian Assocta- tion of the United States of America will be held at St. Paul. Minn., from April % to 26, 1909.
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Mrs. William Marks leaves today for Raleigh. N. C. She goes to attend a A. B. Andrews to their, son and his bride.
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MISS ANNIE WARREN --1 ss JONES ENTDRTAINE.
 Miss Annie Warren Jones entertained
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the Charlotte Davis Club and the Fell lowship Club in the near future. Tues day, November r. being the date for the former and Monday November 30, the date for the latter.
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Music-orch estra.
 Song. "Alabama"-By Federation, led by the orchestra.
 Invocation-Rev. E. E. Cobbs.
 Address of Welcome--Hon. B B: Conner. Governor of Alabama for the city, Mir. Charles. F. Moritz and Mrs Phares Coleman. President City Feder- ation.
 Response for the State Federation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

Give good cook the latest appliances and she becomes supang 6ue give ordinary cook the help of these inven- tons and she become, good It's simply matter of help When new tool brought out the carpenters seize upon immediately and make the work better and easier So why not help the cOoka Give her the benefit cf this help and the result will be better food satisfactory in every way Fere are few utensils that we specially recommend
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
THAW IRRATIONAL
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mony at the trial about to begin. The
lawyers who have advised Jerome say
there are vital differences between the
Thaw case and that of Wood which
served as a preceudent at the trail be-
fore Judge Fitzgerald The Wood case
was one in which Woods wife told him
that her father had been guilty Of inn
proper relations with her before her
marriage and had but recently sought
her again. Wood i'm the heat of pas
sion, straighJway emptied shotgun
into his father in law, killing him in
SANITY The defense was one Of insan-
ity, brought ON by the awful story OF
the wife.
The defense pointed out that in the
Thaw case the killing did not occur
until three years after the recital which
is alleged to have melted the deed.
There is another point which jerome
will fight. This is against the admis-
sibility of the testimony of the experts
who declared that Thaw was insane at
the time he committed the act and for
two months thereafter These alienists
testified as to certain visits they paid to
Thaw in the Tombs. Only 100 of the
800 talesmen summoned for jury duty
will be on hand tomorrow the plan be-
ing to have similar number report
on each of the first three days of the
trial, thus avoiding crowding of the
courtroom.
It is the general belief that the i'm
paneling of the jury will prove a long
and difficult task The first day of the
trial, however sholld give a very def
mite idea as to the length of time that
will be required to fill the jury box.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
. At THE ORPHEUM !


The final performance of Peaceful
Valley" is to be given tonight at the
Orpheum Theater. The play is gen.
orally pronounced one of the best pre-
sented here this season, andfthose who
have not seen it should not neglect
the last opportunity of doing so af-
forded by tonight's show.
Tomorrow night and for the sue
ceeding two nights and the Saturday
matinee, Home Sweet Home" is to
be the bill. This is a comedy drama
of unusual strength. 1t tells the story
of gambler whose wife, neglected
while her husband is at the gaming
tables and socially ostracized because
of his business, listens to the persua-
sions of a false friend to run away
from him. The husband overhears the
discussion of the intended fight and
prevent it, though he and his wife are
separated and do not meet again till
many years afterward. How retribU-
ton overtakes the villain and honest
hearts are again made happy Is told in
the last act. There is plenty of COM
edy and the play as a whole, Mr.. Coo
ley is sure, will prove pleasing to thea
tergoers of every class.
Next week a famous farce entities
Lend Me Your Wife," is to be pro
ducd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
EiIauea VaICanO in Eruption

Especial by Wireless).
VOLCANO HOUSE, January 14th,
1905 Crater still active; weather
clear and cold.
Don't Miss the Opportunity of a
Life Time.
Go and see the Wonder of the Paci.
fic in Action.
The Round Trip costs only $42 80.
The Volcano can be visited with
comfort and absolute safety. For in
formation regarding the trip apply to
Henry Warehouse Trust Co Lid,
Cor Merchant and Fort Streets,
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
RECEIVING THE
BATTLESHIP MEN
SAN FRANCISCO RECTOR URGES
PREPARATIONS TO LOOK AFTER
THE $4,000 VISITORS.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 6.-An
eloquent and impassioned appeal was
made yesterday morning from the pull
pit of St. Stephens church, Rev. Cecil
Marrack rector, by the Rev. R. L, Mac
farlane, member of committee of ar
rangements of the Y. NJ. c. AS naval
branch at Vallejo, that every member
of the church and every citizen should
do his part in preparing to receive the
$4,000 sailors of the big fleet when it
arrives at our shores. Rev. Mr.. Mac
farlane preached from the text: I'VE
then that are strong ought to bear the
infrmities of the weak"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-Sales: Is Oahu Su-
gar Co., S24. 1875; so Oahu Sugar Co.,
1874 90.
Session Sales. 10 Hon. B. & NJ. Co.,
$23 90; Oahu Sugar Co., $24 90; b
Eva, $24 90.
Dividends-Jan. Is, 1908: Hawaiian
Sugar Co., l IL per cent; Oahu Sugar
Co., per cent; o. R. & L. Co., "a per
C mt; Hawaiian Agricultural Company
1 per cent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER WORKS
COMPANY, LTD.

Sole manufacturers and Agents OF
Genuine Kola Mint. Don't buy poor
imitations.) PHONE II.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15

And warm nights, with their perspra'
ton and heated blood, brinG discom'
tort which quickly gives way to 10.
troshIug colluess after using
pACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER
This preparation not oulu cools but
also cures prIcEly heat aud stops that
awful itching
Sold by am druggists and at Pa
1aauu Barber Shop.
TpInrnnua og2
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
The Ohio Clothes Cleaning Co.
N. NAKATANI, Mgr.

We have just opened a new clothes
cleaning club. We ask the public to
Join our club Four suits for 50. All
work guaranteed, Called for and de-
livered. Beretania near Fort.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-29
Another Model Farmer

One of the best and most sue
cessful farmers in Lancaster
county is Mr.. w. l.. Blackmon.
of Kershaw. He made last year
with two mules 40 bales of COT
ton, $50 bushels of corn and
enough oats to. feed the mules
twelve months.@ He also made
400 pounds of pork, with corn
raised on the place. The 40 bales
OF cotton were made on 80 acres.
That's the right kind of farming.
We are indebted, by the way,
to Auditor Horton for the FORE
going figures.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. 7. F. Mellow, of York
vile, was in town Monday.
Mr.. Dixon Williams, of Ker.
shaw, visited Lancaster yester.
day.
Mrs. Ira B. Jones and daugh-
ter, Miss Mayme, returned from
Columbia Saturday night.
Mrs. A. r. Banks returned Fri
day night from an extended visit
10 her daughter in Abbeville
Mrs. Long.
President Charles d. Jones of
the First National Bank return
ed Saturday night from a visit
to Charlotte.
Maj. j. M. Riddle went to
Rock Hill yesterday afternoon to
attend a meeting of board of
stewards of the Rock Hill Dis.
trict, of which he is a member.
Mr.. j. e. Craig, of Lancaster,
spent last night in the city, guest
of his brother, Recorder B. N
Craig. He also visited his daugh
ter at Winthrop before returning
today.--Rock Hill Record.
Representative w. p. Robin
son came up from Columbia
Monday night to attend the flu
neral yesterday of Mrs. Oliver
Blackmon. He has been a board.
er at the Blackmon home for a
year or two.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-29
Important Notice to Subscri-
berS in Arrears.

On account of the new postal
regulation, by the terms of
which papers will not be carried
through the mails as second
class matter to subscribers to
semi-weeklies in arrears niue
months, we are forced to insist
on all subscribers to The News
who have not paid their sub
sorlption to do SO within the next
~ days. This is matter be-
yond our control, being recent
regulation of the postofice de-
partment, and its violation by us
VIII cause US TO forfeit our Sc
cond-class postoffice privileges.
The Lancaster Publishing CO.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-29
First Presbyterian Church of
Rock Hill Calls Pastor.

Rock Hill Record: At a con-
gregational meeting after ser
vices yesterday morning at the
First Presbyterian Church, the
congregation extended a most
unanimous and enthusiastic call
to Rev. Alexander Martin, of
the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, of Charlotte. The en-
tire congregation seemed to be
most earnest and enthusiastic in
extending this call, aud DIR.
Frazier, Of Lancaster, who pre-
sided at the meeting, stated that
he never..saw, congregation more
unanimous.in extending call to
anyone.