The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-07-03
HARMONY NEWS.

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Harmony. June 22-I come i'm thi.
morning with kind of an apology.
for being absent so long. In fact /
don't want to come so often for fear
the dear readers of our paper NAV
think your Harmony correspondent
is making himself very conspicuous
or that | may worry you and your
force with my much coming with moth
ing of much import.
However, my long delay does not
mean we are not thinking. People up
mere In this Brushey corner have been
very attcntively Watching the political
situation in our county and state and
wondering If Christian people are 60
ing to vote as they pray. Christian
men should be interested in the NOR
ais OF the state and county. If he
has no children of his own, he ought
to be interested enough in his neigh
bors children to vote on Tuesday as
ne prayed on Sunday 1t cannot be
conceived by thinking Christian man
now he can get down on Sunday and
ask for Christ's kingdom to come and
on Tuesday bolt the door and vote him
out.
AS said in the beginning, this cor
ner is watching the candidates col
umn. We are anxious TO 500 tho
names OF other men to offer for the
legislature, men that will resent an
attack upon the dictates of their Gre
ator. The Word says that when the
wicked rule the people mourn; and
the people up in this brushey corner
oeileVe every word of it. I'm not
writing this to try to dictate to any
one how to vote, but merely to get
men to thinking, throw down all pre-
)udice and every evil Imagination and
vote on the side of good morals and
to the up-building of the community,
the church, the county. Yea, the
state of South Carolina NAV receive
great uplift. 1t is by our votes that
this is done.
we have good man, we'll qualified
III every respect, to represent this
county in the legislature if we can
induce him to be a candidate for the
Office. Mr. Eugene Simpson would be
n good safe man, a man thar this
county would be proud Of Once no
was installed into the office, don't
think we could get better in the
county. What say you boys? Can't
some of you speak to him in regard
to the matter and let's try to induce
him to offer his services this time?
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore are on
an extended visit to relatives in Green
VILE
Rev Willie Simpson made a hurried
WISH to see his parents, this week
Mr.. b. e. Crawford lost fine and
his only milk COW last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook of Lau
rens with their children. are on a Wis
II to his parents and their son, ID. wit
is right sick at this writing. DR.. Don
non is attending the little fellow
The wheat crop in this corner was
almost complete failure. Oats were
very good. General Green is looking
up very we'll in places yet. The cold
wet weather has been great draw
back to the cotton on the sandy land
Some of it doesn't look like it will
ever come out. Much Of it has died.
So much land was plowcd wet during
the spring after the rains the sun
shined out. 1t is so crusty it's hard to
plow Gardens are doing we'll. hav-
ing vegetables in abundance. Think
the peach and blackberry crop is 60
ing to be fine.
Will say Mr. Jas. F. Davis is hero
when it comes TO robbng bees Come
up. Mr. Editor, and help us eat honey.
The children of this place are be-
ing trained for Children's Day service
and we are expecting something grand
from them tomorrow night. We don't
want to get in the habit of boasting
for fear some may think us exaggerat-
ing Would be also glad if some of
you could attend and see what our
little tots can do up here in this
brushy corner. / can't believe they
would make me ashamed Of them in
| the city of LaurenS or any other CITY