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MUTUAL WEEKLY HAS
 WAR SCENES TODAY
ROGRAM AT STAR THEATER IS
 A MOST EXCELLENT ONE.

TnJre is nt hing that will attract 8 crowd quicker or cause more com ment than war scenes, and especially is this true when the pictures are ln- cluded in a moving picture program. such as is the case today at the Star theater. The Mutual Weekly is On deck today with a brand new set of war films, and the Mutual has bee leading al other houses in this l
 spect. Be sure and visit the Star to- day and get your war views from this great Mutual Weekly. There is also a two-reel Reliance thriller on the same program, entitled Tn the Nick of Time,' in which Irene Hunt and Richard Cummings have star parts, together with a new Keystone com edy, "A Brand Ney .-- 2" and of all comedies that come to this city the Keystone, shown only at the Star, leads them all. This program, with the war pictures as special feature, should be the signal for banner busi- ness at this house today. (Ad't.J
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DR. s. D. WE'LL

Dr. S. D. We'll announces the re moyal of his offices from the Arkan. sas National Bank building to the third floor of the New Thompson building.
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ROYAL THEATER

Today the Royal . fers another of those Nitagraph Bro dway Star pro- auctions in three re- Is, another big feature that calls into play the entire star cast of Vitagraph companies Shadows of the Past" is a three part story of political intrigue. of smuggling, of society scenes, of thrill ing and exciting moments, story of today, of real fife and human action
 It is by the same company that produced "A Million Bid,' but it is a greater story, even, then that biz classic.
 This picture contains one of the most thrilling scenes ever witnessed Two fast automobiles are engaged in heart-breaking chase. One passes g railway crossing just in time to miss a mile-a-minute express train, tho other dashes onto the tracks just il time to be dashed to pieces and the occupants hurled into eternity in tho twinkling of an eye.
 The dramatic feature of the story is the redemption and final happiness of a beautiful girl with a past" II the end she redeems herself nobly and finds love and happiness witt the man she has always loved.
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Guaranteed pure, rich clean bottled milk and cream. Delivered. N. w. Purdon, phone APO 9-2 1W.
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THE AIRDOM ME

Detective plays Being all the rage nowadays, so the Ferguson Bros. have been preparing to give the the ater patrons of Hot Springs 2 treat in the way of producing the latest of all detective plays, Sheridan Keene, Detective"
 Mir. Albert Ferguson, who plays the part of Sheridan Keene, is very clever in the part. He makes several changes in makeup and does some clever handcufhng in the play. This is without a doubt the best and strongest play of the season.
 Prices will remain the same.
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AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance requiring al employees of the City of Hot brings to be qualified electors O. 4 county. Be it ordained by .4 City Council of the City of Hot Springs, Arkansas Section 1. Before any male person shah be employed in any capacity by the City of Hot Springs they shall pro- duce evidence that they are qualified electors of Garland County, and any neglect or refusal of any one now in the employ of the city to so qualify themselves snail be cause for their dismissal from the service of the city. Sec. ?. le head of any depart mcnt of thi city Who shall refuse or neglect to ( fierce the preceding sec ton of this ordinance shall be deem ed guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not less than ten nor more than twenty-five dollars for each Offense.
 Sec. 8. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict here with are hereby repealed, and this or, dinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage
 Passed Sept 1, 1914.
 Approved Sept. 1. 1914.
 J. w, McCLENNDON, Attest; Mayor
 J. R. Housley,
 City Clerk.
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AUDITORIUM
Smart Set.


 That most mirthful and efferves cent of all musical comedies. His EXcellency the President" presented by the popular Smart Set' Company one of the most widely known and likewise capable colored troupes on the road, is underlined as the next at traction at the Auditorium theater on Tuesday, September 15. At the helm of the organization as in former sea sons will be Salem Tut Whitney, whose ability as a dispenser of whore some mirth is too well known to need further introduction. The production has been carefully and judiciously staged and should prove a source of unaloyed enjoyment to amusement seekers who like to be entertained i'll an intelligent and up-to-date manner. Two acts are required to unfold the plot, which bustles with snappy and catchy music, lifting melodies, bright diaIogue and side-splitting situations and rib-tickling complications. In the cast are a number of well known comedians and a special feature will be the Tango Dancers. Don't fail to note the date.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-09
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
 Diarrhoea Remedy.

q advised the boys when they en listed for the Spanish war to take Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with them, and have received many thanks for the advice given" writes J. H. Hough land, Eldon, Iowa. "No person whetl CT traveTing or at home should be without this great remedy" For sale by all dealers.
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Use Llggett's Golden Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery pickngs, which In this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from S2.OO to $500 a pound. Price $100 a pound. For sale by R. c. Nor his Drug Co. Phone PAP. 6-10-tf
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For expert KODAK finishing go to Sorrells Drug Co 6-14-tf
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plarrhoea Quickly Cured.

My attention was first ca led to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as much as twelve years ago, At that time l was serl- ously i'll with summer complaint One dose of this remedy checked the trou- ble," writes Mrs. c. w. Florence Rockfield, Ind. For sale by 1eal- CTS.
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
 OAkLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race Track. This water is noted for it's cures of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Stomach troubles Constipation and Eczema. Delivered daily in 1-2 Gai- lon Bottles, $l.00 per week. If you have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or Stomach Trouble, be sure and try it. Phone 1496.
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When you wish to buy a solitaire diamond ring go to Jaccard's on Cen tral Ave. Lowest prices in America for fine diamonds. If
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
Cnthelie NerYices.

st. Joseph's Catholic church SER
vices are announced as follows:
Sunday, November will be the feast
of all saints. There will be high mass
and; sermon at IL a. M. s.
Monday. November 2 will be ali
souls day. Mass will be celebrated at
p. N. preceded by confessions.
4 The public is invited 20 assist at
the services in the church where they
will always receive a cordial welcome.
Rev e. A. Dun viii officiate.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

day school 1890 Tho Bible Glass:
1l.30. Tho Holy Eucharist and Sermon
$50 p. m. Choral Evening Prayer
and sermon Wednesday, 4.3O d. m.
Evening prayer. Tho Guild will meet
with Mrs. Baylis c. Maxwell at 4 %.
m. on Mondsy. The Woman's Auxii-
iary VIII meet at the rectotry on We'd
nosday at $50 D. m.
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and Miss Lenore Neville Long of Due
West.
The bride is one of the most popu-
lar young women Of the city, cordial
Ia manner, and beautiful In character
and her many friends wish for her
much happiness. The groom has been
resident of Abbcville for a number
of years being connected with Speeds
drug store as pharmacist, and is a
young man OF fine character.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
Shower For Miss Ander;ssou. =

Shower For Miss Anderson, = I.
The regular October meeting of
the Junior Philathea class OF the
First Presbyterian church was held
on Menday AFTERNOON with Mrs. Pay
mond Fretwell at her pretty home on
FTanklin street. These ladies plan
ned to make 1t a surprise shower for
Miss Annie Anderson one OF their
most faithful members, who will be
married on November to Dir. Prustt
AND right charmingly did they carry
out their plans. All gathered prompt
" at o'clock and with O ysps ,nvit-
ed friends were soon busy dressing
the dolls for the doll bazaar they ex-
peet to- have some time soon. While
happily busy in this way the door
was thrown 6pen and, to tho sweet
Htrains OF tho wedding march a dear
little bride; and groom in dainty ar
ray entered carrying a huge bouquet
OF chrysanthemums, showered with
|aainty articles In heart shaped bags,
and, presented It to the bride-elect.
The little couple were Master Sam
Fretwell and little Miss Harriet Hol-
man. Just behind came the little.
maid of honor. little Miss Elizabeth
Burriss, bearing basket also filletl
with presents for the bride. After on
joying her gifts the bride stood on
tho landing on the stairs and threw
her bonduet to be caught by the one
late intended for the next Junior
Philathea bride. Miss Frloride Harris
was the fortunate catcher"
Mrs. .Fretwell served her guests
with an elegant salad course. hot
rolls and coffee. Te75 =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

MISS Bessie Bell shelon has returns
cd from visit to. her sister. Mrs.
Adam Fisher in 4 Charlotte, N. G.
Master Adam and little Miss Sara
Fisher accompanied her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horton, Miss
Derthn Cashin and Mr.. Charlie FAINT
leave today for Atlanta. They will
make the trip in Mr.. Horizons car
ovcr the automobile highway. l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
The First presbyterIan eh,r.,,

Tho services at the First Presbv.
.or'an church, tomorrow will bc held
at the usual hours: Sabbath school
at ~ O'Clock, under the direction Of
I 1mo superintendent. MIR. e. w. Brown
Inoro nor viii be preaching Mt 11.3O and
10Y; A very cordial Invitation ia az
tonded to the public to make thia
.n1ir ..a,,, regular place OF worship. Ushers
VIII meet and hand L sm hymn
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Rose Hill Afternoon.

e The first OF a series of charming oc..
casioIis to be given by the Rose Hill
club was held on Monday afternoon
which was card afternoon at the club.
Several tables were formed and the
games were unusually pleasant and
interesting. AT G.20 quite q number
OF gentlemen and other ladies' came
out and at 7eo'clock a delightful hot
supper was served in q pleasantly m
formal manner. after which tho cyon-
ing Was spent in dancing by some
and playing cards by. others. :. Tie
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members of the club plan to have the
card afternoons followed by hot sup
pers every two weeks on Tuesday and
they promise to be very popular oc-
icasions.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
SffailSsFee;, at t,SlISr.

z The eail1fusi iiat the college was I'M.
usually wiefd iookine &. last night when
an the college spirits grew festive ia
the early syeniii BY: the nobn1iShf.
AT d:Nnef The senior class who sit
1t the ..sssr. table, Z, pfesided over Dy
two teachers, :caNscd the siita to Be
turned on Aftsr the rest Of INC school
yyhs seated az tables. ana fiied In as
sEosts. bearing jack o. lanterns and
wore seated Mt theif tabie which was
gsiily decorated in the symbols of the
occasion.
s0oh siser dinner eyerY enet m
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Recital at College.


Mr.. Witt b. Macualay, one Of ber
sons OF whom Anderson is iustIv
proud. gavo q cello recital at the col
iege Friday evening under the aus
plces OF the College associations, and
deiighted his audience. He 4 ga yonnr
artist who promises a bright future In
MS chosen profession OF music, and
VIII add another to the number Of
prominent musicians who call Ander.
sOn "home."
His program was good one with
excellent taste in both the arrange
ment and choice OF selections. and
each number was beautifully render
ga. The first number. tho Boellmann
Variations Symphoniquess was very
dshicult and Mr.. Macualay interpreted
y IN good style and with musical tn-
derstanding. The EIegy by Fauii and
others OF the slow, quiet pieces, were
M rtie.,l .1s :,Ie. "a. = A. az -..lil-.--
having very beautiful tone effects, iifv, The
program ended with the brilliant
Schergo by Won Goens.
Every one was impressed with the
earaestaoss nna temperament So ayt-
dent in the Young man, who Is with
out doubt genuinely musical.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

Mrs. j Wyatt Aiken entertt iued
Wednesday the 21st with kitchen
shower for her cousin. Miss Mary
Gillian Hodges. Mrs. Aiken served
a delicious salad course to her So
guests.-Abbeville Medium.
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son, Minnie Milford, J. /. BrownIee,
J. M. Evans. Misses Bessie Major
Bonnie Orr, Irene and Clara Osborne.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

The college association Will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
library.
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Central Presbfterian rh,,,.,.

Nortn Main street. Sunday. Nov. list
SUNDAY su school at 10 o'clock. Preach
nB a, li.So, the service 20 be con-
uuctea py one OF thev isiting A. r. P
pnoacncrs. Preaching at 7,3O, subject:
oQIuness In Religion" r. Wither-
spoon Dodge, pastor. =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

Wesley PhiIashea Class to Meet,
The Wesley Phiiathea class Of the
ST. Johns church will meet on Tues
day afternoon at O'clock with Mrs.
Frank Murphy.
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Services ut Christian Church.

The services at the Christian
church on S1nday will be at the usual
hours. Bible gchool at 1890. The
evening service will be at 7.3O. All
cordially invited to attend these sor-
yiccs. ., @
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81. JoIln's MethodIsf Tniaeal,n, M, !.

John W.. Speake, pastor SUNDAY
sonooi at 10 O'Clock. o. M. Heard
superintendent. Preaching by the pas-
tor at 11.30 a, m. and at 7.30 u. M.
We are in the closing weeks OF the
conference year The loyalty and love
OF our people are at the test. We es-
pecially desire that every service have
the enthusiastic support of the mem
Dorsh1p and CONGREGATION.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01

The Dixie chapter. U. D. c., will
meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
d. A. Ledbetter at o'clock at her
home on the Boulevard. This will be
tho annual election OF officers.
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". r. Pelviii. pastor.
aarXicaa at DIR MN.

Tho services at Orryille Methodist
church ON Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school at 10 O'clock. ar
morning service at f1:4b, evening
service at i.51
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DR.. and Mrs!W. G. Harper will re-
turn from their wedding trip Sunday
and will be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Osborne a few days
before going to Abbeville.
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At q. "a. Z. UIurch ID Il i TaniKiIti ii.liiIiii :

Thero win bc services az the "A, r..
p. church tonight at 7.38 IS o'clock
Rey. W. ii. Maef.aiay, OF SpartsE-
burg, will preach. A cordial invita-
tion extended to ALL &
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ID. A. h. .lIaLaIfinlr.

A delightfully."- pleasant meeting of
the d. A. r. chapter was hold ON Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. +. r.. Van-
diver at her lovely home "Runnya
medc" u ~
Mrs Vandiver. the regent, presided
and aeveral mattcrsgof business were
discussed and disposed of.
Tho following interesting program
was then given: Plano solo, MRS.
steelc. A paper describing tie early
religious history of Anderson county
was read by Mrs. Bufus Burriss. Mrs.
Chester Plant read poem by Kipling.
Tho Last OF the Light Brigade.n a
historical paper. was. read by Mrs. A:
J.. Joinstonc. Tho last number of the
program was a sweet solo by Miss
ldab Bonham.
During the social half hour Mrs.
Vandiver served her guests with 4
tlairky salad course ending a yery
pleasant afternoon. i.i.
Miss Bessie Majors went to Honea
Path yesterday afternoon to spend the
weekend with friends.
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FIRST Baptist Church.

--O--- r
- First Baptist Church.
S45. Teachers Prayer Service. C.
Nd. Faithful leading.
1855. Opening Hymn.
1000. Opening exercise. T. Allen
presiding. '
Hymn 1873.
Prayer Rev Rice.
Hymn 274.
Scripture. ladies VS.. gantlcmen.
Hymn 276.
assembling OF ciasses.
Closing exercises. A. L. smethera
presiding.
4 Hymn 275.
Announcements ana remarks.
Prayer, Col. j. N. Brown.
1ISg. Public worship. Sermon bv
the pastor. Jrio. +. Vines. Subject.
Feed My lambs ee''
800. Royal Ambassadors meet.
ing, Charles Sullivan, Jr., leader
56.sc. Baptist Young pacntss
Union, q. B. Earle, President snhs
}eet: ss.e:S Gods Providence is Human
The public Is cordially invited 20
attend q Ten and Worship with us IN All N
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Mrs. Kinnrd tho Honor Guest.
The largest affair on the weeks 90.
cial calendar was the reception on
Friday afteriioon given by Mrs. G. w
Chambers and Mrs.. A. L. Smethers
at the home OF the former, in honor
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In Hohor Of Mrs. GeIsberr.

Mrs. Harry Geisberg, Anderson's
latest bride, was the charming honor
guest on Friday afternoon when Mrs.
Harleston Barton entertained 12 of
the. young married set at an elegant
four course luncheon. The Halloween
idee- was carried out in the deccrs
tio'as and place cards, while MANY
candies shed the' 1ft radiance over
all. Assisting Z '-rton in her du-
ties as hostess '. >-isses Nell Par.
ton and Vina Pat, The other
guests were: Merida. ss Keith Pre-
yosty IT. L. Cely. Louis Horton, Nc
Lean, @. B. Green, Jim Craig, F. C.
Todd. Lewis Sanders. Joe Fretwell
and Frank Reed.
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Mrs. Hnmbert Entertains.

Mrs. John B.; Humbert deiightfully
entertained few friends on; TUESDAY
afternoon at q Rook party. Her pres-
ty home was unusually attractive or,
this occasion. bright with beautiful
chrysanthemums and cut flowers.
After several morry games the .ta-
hies were cleared and tho guests
served an elegant salad course. Among
nose present were: MeBdaInes Dave
beatty, Walter Beatty, Claud Earle,
clarence Brock. W.. II. Nardin, t. r..
howard, J.s- VIZ Speake. Fuller Wat
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At 81. JoseDh,s Cpfhot,e rh,;,., h,,,,

services at St. Joseph's Catboi,c
church ON Sunday: Feast OF all Saints.
Sundey school 10 q. M. Mass and ser.
yice II a. m. Monday, Ali Souls Day.
Mass 3 a: m. Confession before Mass
Rev. =. A. Dun win ofIiciate.
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cluding the entire faculty and the
presidents family, masked as ghosts
and congregated ON the athletic field,
led by clown end two witches.
There had been placed and lighted n
tremendous. Jolly bonfire in the CEN
ter of the field. with several large
jack O. lanterns. As the spirits dane
ed and circled around the glowing fire,
real spooky feelings crept up and
down many spines. Revelry ran high
for perhaps half hour when up
dashed the entire fire department, fol-
lowed by the usual number OF auto
mobiles attendant npon fires. The
ghosts enjoyed chasing them of the
college grounds.
After these earthly intruders were
dispersed, the ghosts reassembled
around the fast dying embers, where
they listened to stories of other epir.
Its Of other days, and tho refresh
ments provided by thoughtful humans.
Thus passed Halloween at Anderson
college 'oA
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o. o Q 20 o . o d
AT THE CHURCHES
9 . .

First Baptist Church.
s.4h. Teachers Prayer ye--.ee. 9.
M. Faithful leading.
9.56. Opening Hymn. q
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Announcement Parry.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Quite an unique and delightful mar
ty was given yesterday afternoon by
Miss Annabel Dean and Mrs. John
Ncely at the home OF the latter on
River street. In keeping with the
Halloween season the walls were COW
cred With pictures of black cats,
witches and hobgoblins. Beautiful
sprays of autumn leaves wero every
where, while the rooms were darken-
ed and red lights made soft glow
everywhere. A short time after the
ladies gathered messenger boy came
with a letter for Mrs. Nicely and amid
Intense. excitement she onened it.
Finding It written in unknown figures
she appealed to the ladies present to
help her out. None could SO one sug.
ge5ted they ask the witch, and led the
way into p darkened room. Here sit.
ting by her tent In long block robes
and high hat sat the witch, who at
their. request read the following an
nouncement
Mr5. Lawrence Dean announce the
engagement OF her daughter, Pal, to
Mr.. John Glenn, the wedding to take
place November 24.'' ~
This came as pleasant surprise to
all present and the pretty bride-elect
received many sincere congratulations
and good wishes. The guests were
then taken into the dining room and
here delicious two course menu
was served. About Is ladies were
present, most OF them friends and rel
atfyes OF the bride-elect. Mr.. Glenn
Is the son of Hon. w. H. Glenn OF the
city.
|, Mrs. ID. B. FAINT OF Union has been
spending some time here as the guest
OF her daughters. Mrs. Malcolm Nc
Fail and Mrs. VIII FAINT.
"Littie Folks Entertain.n
|, The little folks had their share of
Halloween parties in two given yes
terday afternoon.
~ Master Jim, Jr., the six year old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas. IL. Craig.
celgpfated his birthday with 40 little
friends. Witches and ghosts are par
tttcularly interesting to little folks and
they fully enjoyed this happy occa-
sion and lett Wishing their young hos
tess many happy returns of the day
Little Miss Burrlss Entertains.
mr.. @. %. 8urris' pretty home on
North Main street was the scene Of
another Halloween party when his
Young daughter, Miss Louise Burriss
entertained in honor Of her ninth
birthday. About 60 little folks were
piesent, with plenty Of ghosts and
witches t.E fortune teller teller. proved =
source OF great pleasure to the child
rem; A sweet course was served and
aaea Child given littie candy hearts,
Zach bearing inscriptions. Small ma
aer black cats were the appropriate
souvenirs.
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Miss Alva Giyin of Alabama, who i
teacher Of science at Greenville Fe
male college. is the guest of Mis-
wakefield at the college for the week
end.
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Two of the pre-nutial entertain
ments given in honor of Miss Mary
Hodges were the bridge parties given
by Misses Antoinette Thomson and
Katherine Link on Thursday and
Saturday afternoons respectively.
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Grace Church.

The Rev. j. ii. GIbboney. rector
Phone. s25. services far. Sunday. Nov.
1st All Saints Day. 1918 a. m. Sum