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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-07-09

Statement and Claims Of Five Candidates for Governor.
Said Stoval, the Simple fighter
smell like and butt like a
q butted in the engine of a Jackson
Which lamed me somewhat, | admit in the bran)
Your Governor I'd be for old reason
All Baptists not aiding guilty of treason
Said Bbo the bogus "Im like Pres. Taft
I'm n O of a fighter but am hi on graft.
make em think I'm the friend of the 1.-THE peoples own choce
you nal the Governor I'll bankrupt the state
And behind me a heritage of hate
Every word bosh' said Mr. John Talyy,
'Just watch the voters and my friends rally,
I'll like cyclone thru the whole
And county from Harrison to Tate
Just look platform -avoidance of debt)
The best thought of yet
''That'l do said Speaker Hlrie Quin,
"Get out of for I'm bound for to
hired only WHITES while Blbo hired NIGGERS
| know little law and making hggers,
My is winning'-the office is in sight,
Just look at the the first Tuesday night
Said Reilly, 'Be faith and begorra
For these pikers indeed I'm
While s a braggin, 'tother is BLOWN,
Claims all for himself and nobody else shown;
But remember told this day of
the first and in the end the place
Independence, Tate County, Miss, July s. 1915
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1927

One store S0x30, in Hardy, cheap.
R. B. Thomasson,
1927 Hardy. Miss.
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For Sale.

One horse. surrey and harness, at
bargain. Apply to
5-M.tf Drew Roane.
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Bond Anderson, was Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Farmers honor guest on Friday
evening when they entertained at a
beautiful dance. Their handsome
home was especially pretty with car
nations and brilliant lights, and the
evening was delightfully."- informal and
pleasant. The Paramount orchestra
which is so deserNedly popular in An
derson, furnished the music for the
evening. assisted by Mr.. Joe Trow-
bridge on the flute.
During the evening an elegant sup
per of several courses was daintily
served after which the dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Farmers Grests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Causey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bond Anderson, Mfr. and Mrs. p.
X. McCully, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b, De-
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II Godfrey. Mr..
and Mrs. C. f. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. c..
A. Gambrill, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Orr.
MIR. and Mrs. r. e. Ligon, Mr.. and
Mrs. w d. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
r. Parker, Mr., and Mrs. S. N. Gilmer,
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Ranler, Misses Will
ma Polk, Linda. Thompson, Floride
Harris, Alberta Farmer and Susan
Arnold of Greenwood, Messrs. Willie
Marshall, Billie Lyon, Gene Watson,
j. s. Fowler, II. p. Dickson, A. L..
Todd, Clyde Smith, John Lowe, j.. C.
Garrett, Welch and Prof. b. NJ. Parks.
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Primary PhilatIlea.

Miss Elizabeth Ramsay entertained
the members OF the Primary Phila-
thea Glass of the Fir5t PRESBYTERIAN
church at delightful affair on Fri
day evening. The young hostess had
planned several little things for the
pleasure 1f her guests and 1t was fully
enjoyed by every one present. De-
iightiul refreshments were served and
each young guest was given stick
Of candy dressed up as a doll In red
crepe paper.
Senior Philathea.
The Senior Philathea Glass of the
First Presbyterian church was beau
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tifully entertained on Thursday az
ternoon by BIrB. b. o. Evans and Mrs.
d. p. Sloan at the home of the form
er on North AfcDuffie street Besides
a good attendance of members there
were several visitors present and the
whole afternoon was delightfully."-
pleasant. Mrs. Burnett, the new pres
tdent. presided I'm her easy gracious
manner that has endeared her to her
cowqrkers. Splendid reports were
given from each committee. During
the social half hour an elegant salad
course was served.
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st. Johns EpWorth League.

Last Monday night the weather be-
ing somewhat inclement, there was
not very large crowd present but
good number considering everything
Mr.. Victor Adams had very attrac-
tive and interesting program on mis-
sions and those who were present de-
rived information about our foreign
fields. After the regular meeting, an
informal literary discussion was en-
Joyed with our pastor, Rev. Speake,
the leader. For next Monday night,
Mr.. McElhenny will lead the regular
devotional exercises and 1t Is hoped
that a large crowd OF leaguers will
be present as a business meeting
should be held.
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Orryille Methodist Church.

There will be preaching at the Orr
vile Methodist church both morning
and evening at the usual hours for
worship. Rev. j. w. Speake Is expect
ed to be with us in the evening SER
vice. The sacrament will be adminis-
tered Immediately after the morning
sermon. The pastor will preach ut
Toxaway at 1880 p. IN. Sunday school
at the usual hours at Orrville, Toxa-
way and Gluck. All are cordially in
vited to worship with ns in any or
all OF these services. Rev VIM.
Marlborough will be with us in meet
ing at Texaway, commencing Friday
evening. February 18th. Let's pray
and work for great meeting.
w. T. BELVIN.
Pastor of orrvIiie Charge.
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, o.ooO ooooo Q ooo o
IN MEMORY
o o o o O 90 o Q
%. II. Cole.

O o o o o O o o
o. p. Cole.
o. p. Cole, one Of Anderson county's
oldest and most respected citizens,
died at his home near Townville Tues
day morning, January 26. 1915, of in
firmities OF age. The funeral services
and burial took place the following
day at Double Springs Baptist church,
and was attended by large con-
course of relatives and friends who
had loved him while living. The SER
vices were conducted by Revs. Leath-
ers and Hawkins. While his death
was not unexpec ID owing to his age
and cnfeebled condition, yet the an
nouncement of II sent a thrill OF sor-
row to his friends.
His life was an open book, and he
probably came as near having no
+, enemies as any man. AS he was faith
full in life and faithful to his Master
he has doubtless heard the welcome
plaudit, We'll done. good and faith
full servant; enter thou into the Joy of
thy Lord"
Mr.. Cole was born in Spartanburg
County about so years ago and came
to Anderson County when quite boy
with the family OF his father where
he resided till his death
He was united in marriage on Oc-
tober, 1843, with Miss Amanda A.
Brown, daughter of Larkin Brown.
she having preceded him to the grave
16 years.
He had been a devoted member OF
Double Springs Baptist church so
years. Mr. Cole is survived by one
brother. two sisters, six daughters and
two sons. Two sons having preced-
ed him in death.
Mr.. Cole enlisted in the Confederate
army ut Sandy Springs some time in
1884 ~ Co. z, saaana battalion under
Captin B. F. Dickson. He was dis
charged in the early yispring of 1865.
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Music at Methodist Church.

= Mr. +. J. Cooper, who viii be the
director of the orchestra of the new
Anderson theatre will play at the st.
Johns Methodist church today at both
the morning and afternoon service.
Mr.. Cooper is violinist of rare abil-
ity and a splendid technique. He is a
graduate of the Conservatory of Gin
cinatti. At the vesper service this af-
ternoon Mrs. w. III Nardin, Jr:, will
sing tho Close of Day." and Mr.
Cooper will play the obligato.
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Colonial Tea.

"A beautiful colonial 'ea will be
given by the ladies of Aid Society
OF st. Johns Methodist church on
Monday afternoon, February 22. from
to in honor of the ladies OF the
church. 1t will be given in the rooms
In the basement of the church which
will be prettily decorated for the oc-
casion, and the Eostesses will all wear
colonial costumes. 1t promises to be-
very delightful occasion.
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Christian Cburel,.

J. T. Blark, pastor. Services may
be expected at the Christian church
tomorrow as fOllows: Bible school at
1880 a. m, preaching and Lords
Supper at 1880 a. m. preaching again
at 1880. There will not be any
more preaching service after to-
the members are specially urged to
be present and the public is cordial
ly invited to worship with us.
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Junior Philafhea.

A delightful meeting OF the Junior
Philathea class OF the First Presby-
terian church was held, on Monday
afternoon with Miss Jessie Browne on
West Market street. TN account of
the rain the attendance was smaller
than usual but the meeting was par
ticularly pleasant and informal. The
attractive hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
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Circles.

The four circles of the First Pres
byterian church met on Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. d. p. Sloan, Mrs. j.
Q. Marshall, Mrs. C. A. GambriIl and
Mrs. Rosa McCully. These circles are
the social side OF the church life and
are the means, of bringing together
not only the members but also the
strangers and are splendid help to-
wards developing congeniality and In.
formality among the church workers.
In each circle In spite OF the rain,
there was good attendance and a
splendid meeting held.
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Grace Church.

Services for Sunday, February 18th,
sexagesima. 1915 q. M. Sunday
school and Bible class. 11.30 a. M,
The Holy Eucharist and sermon. n.
M, Choral Even Song and sermon.
Wednesday 400 p. m, Evening pray
er. The Guild will meet on Monday at
o clock at the residence of Mrs.
Harry, A. Orr. The yestry win meet
at the Office of Gen. Ponham on Mon
day at o'clock.
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The Rohlnncers.

An interesting event for the COM
ing week. VII be the praanct.on on
Tuesday evening at the Anderson Coll
lege by the Frank Lea Short Com
pany OF the Romancers. This charm
ing little play is beautifully staged
and costumed and promises to be the
very best number in TIE lyceum
course.
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} o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
AT THE CHURCHES
o o o o o o o o o o o O o o o O o
First Presbyterian Church,

The services at the First Presby-
terian church tomorrow will be held
at the usual hours. Sabbath school
VIII convene at 10 o'clock under the
direction OF the superintendent, MIR.
E. w. Brown. The preaching SER
vices will be at 1880 and 1880. A very
cordial invitation is extended to all
the public to worship with us.
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%2ES 1sssllHsszl allszIsslnEs1 -,
MRS. w. A. HUDGENs, Editor
Phone "a.
AZ i Drnpk Tea T'odny.

hS Il DEtkx3A tG AOuuys
AS drank tea today
| With dozen women. chattering. gay,
In delicate dropping gowns, in jewels
like dew,
Laughing. light-yoiced,--I though of n
certain hunger ] knew
Hid in the heart OF one, the merriest
laughter there.
saw three little dull threads in the
lazy dusk OF her hair;
Three little keen wrinkles about her
beautiful shining eyes.
And i wished l were not so wise.
wished that did not know
Those symbols of pain:-that low
Under her pride and sweet warm
| worded address
She was shaken with loneliness;
That the one great dream she had dar-
ed to dream was lie,
And half her life went wearying, Let
me die
wished that 1 could not hear
That murmur of mortal fear
Through the clink of silver and subtle
whisper of lace.
| dared not look in her face
Then though (while laughed aloud
With my cup at poise), 'Ah. the proud
Masques that we weari We too,
| All of us, dancing through
Some queer little pantmime each
day
Jeweled and glored, deft-spoken and
gay
All, but God only heart
All of the follies and fear,
Meanness and courage, breathed out
and in
Over these tea-cups' delicate din
dEi
Then l looked in that W mans face,
Over its pearls and roses and lace,
And knew that need not fear to see
Those little dull threads, those wrink-
les three,
Or hear the cry of her life. I knew
We were all of us crying too:
Crying with wonder or WEAKNESS,
Too much love or too little. Yes,
1t was Life, just Life, that we hid
away
Under our gossip and glad array.
And that woman's laughter and pride,
Shielding her heart, half-crucified.
Seemed bravely done,-although
/ thought, Must I4iiv hurt, hurt SOP
Till as tool, her hand,
Saying goodbye, the smooth words
planned
choked in my throat. She stood there
dumb,
Folded my hngeFs and pressed them
numb,
knowing knew. 4.'
All, yes! I Knew!
All of us seeking, hungering. hiding
too.
In delicate dropping gowns, and jew.
els like stars and dew!
So we ali went away:
A dozen women, chattering, gay.
Fannie Stearns Davis Clifford.
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Valentine Drawing.

There will be valentine drawing
at Union school house Saturday night.
February 13. Those attending are ex-
pected to bring valentines.
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Al April Wedalne.

y. aIr. and Mrs. William Robert Brad
ley OF Washington. Ga.g announce the
engagement OF their daughter, VIII
iiamette Galloway, to Mr. Florence
Aiston Carter OF Anderson. 8. c., The
wedding to take place In April. Mr.
Carter Is the son OF A1r. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Carter and for years has held re-.
sponsibie position az the Blue REdge
freight depot. Miss bradley has yis-
ited Anderson several timea and her
many friends are delighted that An
derson can soon claim her e
A Beautiful Dance for Hiss Polk.
{ Miss Wilma Polk Of jackson, the
charming ana attractive guest ol IRA
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Roy Snnner

There will be a box supper at We'll
come school house next Thursday
night. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
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PhiIathea Glass.

On account OF the lyceum number
at the Anderson. College on Tuesday
evening the Philathea Class of the
Central Presbyterian church will hold
their regular meeting on Thursday
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends for the kind
ness and sympathy shown us dur
ing the illness and death of our faith
er, o. p. Cole.
HIS CHILDREN.
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Men Of the Church. to Hear Address.

The men of the First Presbyterian
church are erquested to meet at the
Fitting school room tomorrow morn
ing promptly at 10:15 o'clock to hear
Rev. P. c. DuBose speak on the great
Charlotte convention. The pastor has
issued urgent request that all men OF
the church and congregation attend
this address. Or. DuBose Is one of the
strongest young men in the church at
large and will produce a profound Inn
preston, judging by the reports OF
his meetings elsewhere.e The service
will last only 80 minutes. 81
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For Miss Polk.

MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Decamp have fs-
sued invitations to dance on We'd
nesday evening ut, the Rose Hill
Club In honor OF Miss, Wilma Polk OF
Jackson, Tenn. ~
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st. Johnss MothodIst.

st. job is Methodist church,. John
w. Speake, pastor. Sunday school at
10 O'clock. Every class is anxious
for a full attendance. Preaching at
1880 a. m. Parents unable to attend
are urged to request their children to
attend preaching service with their
Sunday school teacher. Vesper SER
vice at o'clock In the afternoon. Ser
vice one hour. Special music. A cor
dial greeting to all visitors.
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Phone 81.

The Missionary Society of ST. Johns
Methodist church will meet on Mon
day afternoon at O'clock with Mrs.
/. c. Ligon on Rose IIilI.
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Dine West AInnlnae,

The Due West Alumnae will meet
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock with
Lena Clinkscales ON Calhoun street.
Germany will be the subject for the
afternoon.
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Anderson Theatre.

"A great deal of interest Is being
shown by the members of the Ander-
son social set In the opening OF the
new Anderson theatre, on Friday Feb
ruary 19.
ties in addition TO the regular attend
ance and all Anderson Is looking for
ward and planning for the occasion.
The management hae succeeded in
getting the very best for the opening
night and they expect to make this oc-
casion one OF the most brilliant and
spicessful In the social life OF Apder-
Sun.
Afss. n ". Iade of Atlanta. formerly
Miss Emma Acker of this city Is vis-
iting relatives here. (
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HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. Jarnes' Headache Powdsss
give instant reliefcoss
dime package.

Nerve-racking. splitting ofs Aahik,
throbbing headaches yield in siist Z D
few moments to DIR. James, EIeadarhe
Powders which cost only 10 cents Q
package at any drug store. tie tlie
quickest, surest headache relief ,in he
whole worlH. Don't suffart RkissFa l
the agony and distress nc,Fs Y6.s a
Millions Of men and women have
found that headache or neuraI4l
misery is needless. Get what $An
ask for. "a K IS IS
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&At Home,, on Thursilpy.

Mrs. d. A. Ledbetter has issued
pretty Invitations to an "At Home" on
Thursday afternoon, February IL,
from 8 to at her beautiful home
"Woodhayen" on Boulevard.
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Bonner Linder of Hartweii, ca.
who underwent on operation a.. tl,s. \,
Anderson County Hospital rSceaes
has recovered suficiently % return q
hiB home IS
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mon at 1O:ao. The public is always
welcome. u 3 !,
First Baptist Church.

9:46-Teachers Prayer service.
10:00-Sabbath SCHOOL, DIR. A. IL
Smethers. superintendent. 80
Zion" n - -
Prayer-Mr. r.. Allen.
Hymn 476, Behold Him.
Scripture Reading--Prof. Williams.
Cornet Solo, ''yoicesr-,Mr. r. 81,
Hembree.
Hymn 524. Faith In the victory. IS =
Assembling of CLASSES. zl.s,.s n
Hymn 5S7, only Trust Him." a,
Solo, "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee"-Mrs. Chambers. VA s
Hymn 564. The Solid Rock se
Prayer-Dr. A. L. Smethers.
IL: :S0-Public Worship, Sermon o.
DR. Millard A. Jenkins.
4:tS Meeting Of the RoIay Annbas-
sadors. The leader desires the pres.
ence of every member.
6:30--B. Y. p. u. service. Subiecs:
With Jesus on the Mountain e,
Monday, 4:00-Meeting os tho Shlls-
sion Study class OF the central diyfg-
ion with Mrs. Eula Diilingharn. q $.
f Tuesday, 4:30--The Ladies', Aifa "a.
ciety meets with Mrs. q. s.. sulIIfRI.s
Wednesday, 7:00-TeacherB rnaet.
S:00-Praysr and Praise seryieJ.
Subject: The Midnight Reyiyal.5f
Scripture: Acts 16:19-35. The follow,
i, ug topics rili DO discussed ny tSis,
brethren assigned: /. aThe F0rcns
against Righteousness" by r. M. Bur.
nett; 2. "The Servants Of God bs
y. A. Brock; 9. '"The New Conyert.sg
by E. J. Kay. & st.s:
Friday, 8 to 5-valentfne party FOR
Sunbeams IN basement Nickel offes-
ing. a a
Central Presbyterian Church. ss,s
ID. Witherspoon Dodge, pastor. SUM
day school teachers meeting at 10
o'clock. Sunday school service at
1915 o'clock. Miss Stranathan VIII
sing a solo at this service. Morning
service at 1880 o'clock.
Quarette, II will Praise Thae. o
Lord" s.
Sermon. "a Message Of Judgment s
and Mercy"
Evening service at 7:3e o'cioci.
Violin Duet-Miss Smith and Mics
johnson, "Sweet and Low.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Sam Orr Tribble.
Sermon by Rev. Palmer G. DuBose
Missionary to China. ss; ,s
We cordially invite You TO wofship
with us.
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Misses Lillian CIinkscales and
Heintz OF the McLees were choppers
I'm the city Saturday :.
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Mrs. A. G. Means entertained half
dozen little boys at very delightful
little party yesterday afternoon in
honor. OF the fifth anniversary OF Mas
ter Albert Means, Jr., of Philadelphia,
who. with his mother. Is spending
some time here.
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lIInlsterinl Aasnriafion.

The ministerial association viii
meet at the city Y. M. C. A. next Mon
day morning at ii o'clock. There
is q great deal Of important business
to come before us; so we take this
method OF reaching all of the minis
tegs and urging them TO be present.
The new Baptist pastor at West End,
and Brother Kirkland, editor OF our
Advocate. are especially requested to
be with us. Lots meet this time even
II the waather Is unfayorabie.
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Shower for Miss Smith.

Mrs. A. j. Smith entertained at
delightful shower in honor OF the
bride OF next week, Miss Alena Smith,
who will be married on Wednesday
to Mr.. John Breazeale. A splendid
orchestra, consisting OF Miss Ada
Casey, Mr. w. L. Casey, and Mr.. A. ].
Smith, furnished splendid music all
during the afternoon. A beautiful
shower OF many useful and pretty ar
ticles was brought in by little Misses
Olga Martin and Thelma Smith. The
hostess seived a delightful salad
course. Among those present were
Miss Broyles, Miss Cooner, Miss Jen-
ME Welborn. Miss Mamie Smith. Miss
Alma Thompson Mrs. r. A. Breaz-
eale, Miss Ada Casey, Miss Robbie
Moseley. Miss Mamie Breazeale. Miss
Ruth Martin. Miss Mildred Thompson.
Miss Madeline Smith, Miss Blackburn,
Mics Cleo Moseley Mrs. Theo Wat
son. Mrs. Chas. Martin. Miss Ella
Smith, Miss Jane Wakefield.
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Tea Party Girls.

EsI6a Fhrty HlEIS,
Little Miss Alice Allen was the at,
tractive little hostess for the Tea
Party Girls" on Friday, afternoon at
her home on Greenville street, All
the little folks spent a very happy af-
ternoon and the young hostess assist
ed by her sister, little miss Katherine
Allen, served dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Leah Gordon of Manchester.
Mass. 'cft yesterday for spartanburg
to wish ;.iends. after q, visit of several
days to Mrs. w. w. Morrison.
Miss Alice Williams of Greenville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. d. Ander-
son, on Calhoun street.
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evening at 1880 with Miss Eva May
Held on, North can't street.
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Sc. J6seph's Catholic Church.

The services on Sunday at ST.
Joseph.s Catholic church will be as
follows. Sexagesima Sunday. sun.
day school at $3.50. Mass and ser-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-08-27


One hundred tickets were sold to
Pen-Mar yesterday. The attraction
being Everybody's Day.
The vaudeville show which made
such hit at the Opera House last
winter, and was closed for the sum-
mer, win open Saturday evening with
the McCaslin sisters In a new sing
ing and dancing act, and AL Grant
the famous Monologist and imper-
senator.
Mr.. John Heltibridle, On the Shell
man farm, near Uniontown. killed a
pollcat that had the scollop part OF
a lamp chimney around Its neck. IL
is supposed that the animal ran its
head through the chimney when 1t
was young. as from its size and age
It was queer sight.
MI. I. ". Stoner. Wakefield, pre-
sented the Advocate with a basket Of
his delicious peaches. They were the
largest and best favored we have
seen or eaten this season. Mr.. Stoner
has an extensive peach orchard and
has shipped many bushels this year
to Baltimore markets.