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st. Johns Methodist Church.

John w. Speake. pastor. II the
great Sunday school revival which is
on at st. Johns reaches the goal for
which the school is striving. it viii be
because every member is at work in
earnest. Every class has been as
signed task. Come and see what
yours Is.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and at s
p. m. by the pastor. Special music
for the morning: Violin solo: ave
Maria" Shubert.--Mr. Cooper.
Solo: THE Light of the World
DeRaven-Sung by Miss Betty Lay
renee.
Special for evening: "violin solo,
Selected-Mr. Cooper.
Solo: Lead Kindly Light" Hawley
Miss Law, ence
The night service especially will be
a service of familiar songs and evan
gelistic preaching
A cordial greeting to all who at
tend. 49,.
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With The Church Women
Phone 81.

the year books were given to each
member present. They are beautiful
ly gotten up and are credit 10 the
society. In them will be found the
programs for the year and the names
OF those who will take part, also tie
constitution of the society and the
names of the officers and committees
Then too, there are importan. facts
in Il that each one should know
about mission work of Baptist wo-
men.
II was decided to celebrate the an
nfvIrsary Of the organization of the
local missionary society by an all
lay meeting on the 10Th of April. An
interesting program viii be prepared
and refreshments served. All the wo-
men are asked TO keep this in mind
and help TO make il the best ami
versary meeting ever held.
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Chrlstian Gr0Mth Clrh

The Christian Grc"th Club held It's
regular meeting on iaSt Friday. AT
this time The names Of our mission
aries were passed around and each
girl drew one They are To- take these
as their special missionaries 10 make
scrap books OF their lives, and of
them and to pray for them. We are
sure this plan will quicken the mis-
sionary interest of the club. The men,
hors decided to have sewing party
soon for the Baptist Hospital in Co
lumbia. Each one will bring n
pound and after the sewing is fin
ished games and refreshments will
be enjoyed.
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Grace Church.

Rev. j. Ii. Gibboney, rector Phone
835. Services for. Palm Sunday. 10: Is
a. IN. Sunday school. 1880 a. m. the
Holy Eucharist and sermon. 4:30 p.
nj. Choral Even Song and sermon.
Holy Week.
Monday 10000 a. m. Holy Eucharist.
400 p. m. Evening prayer and ad-
dress. Tuesday 10:O0 a. M. Holy Eu-
charist. 400 p. IN. Evening prayer
and address. Wednesday 1000 a. m.
Holy Eucharist. Maundy Thursday
1000 n. M. Holy Eucharist. 500 p. m.
Evening prayer. Good Friday 10:30
Morning prayer and sermon. 1880 p.
III. Three hours service. 4:30 p. IN.
Children's service. Easter Even 1000
a. m. Holy Eucharist. 400 p. M. Ev"
ening prayer.
On Maundy4 Thursday evening the
story OF the Cross will be sung. The
public ia cordially invited to the SER
vices during Holy Week.
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For the Furmnn Taam

The pretty country home of Mr..
and Mrs. q. G.. Ballentine at River
Heights was scene of hospitality
Friday evening when they entertained
the friends OF Messrs. Harper and
F,alp Ballentine, who came over from
Furman University for the baseball
game. An elaborate dinner was serv-
ed and each ohe enjoyed and appre-
ciated it very much. The time was
spent SO pleasantly and the time for
the $40 car. which carried them
back to Greenville came too quickly.
Each one left declaring that "Auder-
son is My Town,
Z The following enjoyed Mr., and Mrs.
Ballentine'a hospitality. Pref. Bible,
Manager Patton, Messrs. Gressett,
Hogan, Martin.. Mobley, Tinsley, Nell
son. Hughes, Shirley, Wharton, and
Drummond. li ,,, 81
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Central Presbyterian Church.

Sunday schooi at IU:Ib O'CLOCK.
Morning service at 1880. Every
member is especially requested to
attend this service. as there will be q
congregational meeting at the close
OF the, service, Evening service at
7:45 O'Clock.
Special music. In the morning. solo
by Miss Nell Smith: '.osa Thou Re-
deemer," At this evening service, an
anthem by some of the Anderson coll
lege girls.
We cordially invite you to worship
with us. ...
A speciaI meeting of the session af-
ter the. Sunday school hour,
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Lander Club.

monthly meeting with Mrs j. W.
Trammel on Evans street. The
president being absent, Mrs. Buch-
anan, the vice president, presided.
After q short business session the
following program was carried out:
Mrs Ramsey read an interesting pa
per on Bagroith, the home OF Wag-
ner. Then Miss Christine Scott gave
a brilliant musical selection.
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First Presbyterian Church.

The services at the First Presby-
terian church tomorrow will be held
as follows: Sabbath school ut 10
O'clock under the direction of Mr.. E.
w. Brown. the superintendent. The
pastor. Rev. w. II. Frazer. d. D., will
preach at 1880 and 8 o'clock. A very
cordial invitation is extended to the
public to make. 4his thor regular
place of wors:,ir Polite uahers Will
meet you Mt the. door, show YOU to, u
seat and hand ,'ou q hymfl book.
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resolutions presented by Col. j. c.
Stribling that all the U. ID. G.
chapters in Anderson be requested TO
join the Barnard f. Bee chapter in
Pendletoh IN contributing a suitable
wreath Ia be placed on the monument
of Gen. Stonewall Jackson to be un-
veilcG in Richmond during the Re-
unicn in illemory of Gen. Bee. 1t has
been suggested that as Miss Nab Bon
ham is State; sponsor for the veterans,
that she be appointed as represepta-
tive of These chapters to place the
wreath on the monument at The time
CT the unveiling. 5it,gss.i. s.s.
Mrs. j I. T.. Watson has returned
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Music at First Presbyterian Church

Tho organise Of the First Presby-
terian church, Mrs. Charles Spearman
has arranged special features for the
services in that church on Sunday
In the morning Mrs. James Craig will
sing IA sole. and there VIII be a re-
sponse after the sermon by the choir.
and mt the eHening service, Mr..
florsfall will play violin solo, and
Miss Bonnie Orr. Of Charlotte, Will
sing. All have cordial invitation to
he present.
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Keep Your Rowels Regf lar.l

AS everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of Ahe body, and
J it is OF the, greatest Importance that
they move once each day. IL your
bowels become constipated, take "a
dose of Chamberlain's Tablets just
after supper and theyjs~ill correct the
disorder. Obtains able. S.iSagymhere.
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Assoelafe RefOfa.ad Pfesbyterian.

Services Mt this church on Sunday
will be, Sabbath school ut 1880
O'clock, and preaching in the morning
at 1880. The evening services. will be
at 1880. Rev. C. M. Garrison, pastor.
All have a1h invitation to attend these
eervjraz t N tl,, = s-.-
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aIrs hEaior Eniarfnins

Mrs Pat Major eIte atnedi the
Hammond School AssocEat an Fri
day afternoon, at..her beautiful home
four miles east OF town. Tais Fas
the regular monthly neeting OF tue
association. but instead OF The usrsl
program Miss JAMIE GarliIiSS.lsn gsye
the ladies a splendid talk on the dif-
ficuItics and problems OF the women
in the country homes. Her talk was
clear and practical and gave many
valuable suggestions. There was q
coed attendance OF members pnd THE
meeting a very pleasant one
Mrs. Major served her guests with
delightful refreshments.
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Birthday Pnrtv

Little Miss Lewellen Hattox enter
tanned number of her little friends
at q delightful little party yesterday
afternoon AZ her home on Society
street. 1t was the tenth birthday of
tie little hostess. and Very merry
and happy occasion it was.
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Personal

8. NJ. Pickens Is spending a few
days with friends in Columbia.
Misses Ethel and Alma Cole of Pen
dleton were among the shoppers in the
city yesterday.
w. H. Cochran OF Calhoun was
among the visitors in the city yester-
j. o. McCown of Mountain Creek
spent yesterday in the city.
w. G. smith of Townville was
visitor in Anderson yesterday.
w. E. Kelley of ePel2er was among
the visitors. in the. city Yesterday
l.. McPhail of Iva spent yesterday
In the city on business. s5t
j. C. McPhaii ~ Iva was among
the visitors in the city yesterday
C. l.. Watkins, r.. II. Watkins OF
Bolton were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. VIII Carlisle of Starr was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
J. c. Summers of Pendletonn spent
yesterday in the city.
B. C. Sutherland is visiting in
Mount Carmel. IS -, 81.
Charles Robbins OF Lebanon was In
the city yesterday on business.
II. H. Gray of Pendleton was yis-
itor in the city yesterday.
J, j. Mckee of Iva spent yesterday
In the city on business.
/ Mrs J. l.. Pettigrew and Mrs.
sEssie Scudday of Starr were shop
pers In the city yesterday.
/ sIrs, Carl Herrin of HartweIE Ca.
was among the Visitors In the city
4 YESTERDAY.
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Canta Mondar Nirht

the beautiful caDtata. "Thc Cruel
t'Nlon." which was given a. the Epis-
copal church on Friday evening will
be repeated on Monday evening at the
ST. Johns Methodist church and a
silver Offering will be taken up
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ST. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Palm Sunday Sunday school 10 a.
m. Solemp Blessing of Palms. Mass
and leading of the Passion 1880. a.
m. Rosary and Benediction 4:30 p.
m. Mass Monday 1880 a. m. Stations
OF the Cross and Sermon ON the as
cension Good Friday 1880. All invit-
ed TO assist at these services.
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10 sTop HEADAcIiI:

Headache usually Gomez from q
sluggish liver and howell. re you
feel bilious. dizzy or. fongIis Is coat
cd and stomach e.eisE. Just ges 4 90 %.
liver and howels and yonE headaches
will end.
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GGO0sa Ciri' nj Paramount

I Marguerite Clarke will be at the
Paramount on Wednesday in that
charming and attractive little play,
s"The Goose Girl"
It will be benefit performance for
First Presbyterian church.
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Mrs. r. M. Burnett and children
returned Friday night from q TWO
weeks visit to relatives in Ashsyille.
MISS Lydia Sherard OF Williamson
spent the past week here the guest
OF relatives.
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Announcement of Marriage

The announcement OF the marriage
of Mrs. Minnie Dill Sayre and Mr..
Otis Eugene Sweet. on February
eth. at Hartford, Conn. has been
received by friends of Mrs. Sayre
here. They have gone for trip, and
will be at home in Hartford after
May 3rd. Daily Mail.
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Missionary Society

Tie ladies' missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet on Monday afternoon at four
o'clock with Mrs. W. ~. Frazer.
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o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o o
AT THE CHURCHES
o 900 90 o Q o o o o 0 o Q
Christian Church.

j. L. Black, pastor. Services to-.
morrow as follows: Bible school at
1890 a. ~. Preaching and commun-
ioin at 1880 a. m. Preaching at s
O'Clock p. m. Subject for morning
sermon: Self Control" Evening:
1.-The JudgmentH All invited TO
worship with us.
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Missionary Society

The quarterly business meeting of
the WCman's Missionary Society of
the First BAPTIST church was held on
last Monday afternoon. At this time
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Epp HINT

The girls of the Primary Philatiiea
CIhss VIII have an egg hunt on Friday
afternoon. in the yard OF the First
Presbyterian, for the benefit OF the
class.
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Orrrllle Bnntist Chnrch.

Sunday. March 9Th. Sunday school
at 10. o'clock a. M, E. M. Wood, sup
erintendent Preaching at 11:15 a. m,
and 1880 p. m, by the pastor. Rev.
Herman Stone. The public cordially
invited to worship with US.
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The Cantata at 81. Johns Monday
Eypninn

The CrucifiXiJn which was given
on Friday evening at Grace church
Will be repeated by special request
in st. Johns Monday evening prompt
ly at $3.50 o'clock. There will be a
silver Offering received at the door
for missions in South Carolina.
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I'M Honor Of Miss Duckett

Miss Clara Duckett OF Clinton, the
charming and attractive guest OF Mrs
j. b. Townsend was Mrs. George
Townsend's honor gues.. al ,'1light-
full little theatre. Iarty yeste.6ay af-
ternoon AT The Anderson thePtre, tc
see "The Spoilers" This wonderful,
picture has attracted admiration ant
enthusiasm from hundreds who have
seen it and was fully enjoyed by Mrs
Townsend's guests.
After they enjoyed delicious ict
menu at Garrington's, ,.,,-..s,-.
Mrs 4Townsend's guest were: Mrs.
J.. E. Townsend, Miss Clara Duckett
Mrs Anna Weston. Mrs j. L.
Sherard. Mrs. Joe Evans, Miss Eu
bank Taylor. Miss Louise Humphrey
Mrs. t. B. Hunter.
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Miss Mas B6nhnin

at fhn business meeting OF Camp
Stephen D. Ice III the coaft house
yesteraay the yeterans adopted The
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w. H. Cochran OF Calhoun was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day. 81
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Mrs. Joe Cunningham of Green
vile is visiting Mrs. j., G.. Cunning
ham.
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Mrs. J.. l.. Pettigrew and Mrs.
.Essie Scudday ar Starr were shop
pers In the city yesterday.
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from visit - several days to her
home at Iwt.
Mrs. ]. l.. Aull will return today
from weeks visit to relatives in
Ncwberry. Nn
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(RjG!6BzY
&&A -,
MRS. w. A. HUDGENs, Editor
Phone 37s
AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE

Mr.. j. G. Crawford, whose marriage
to Miss Rosa Check, of Laurens, will
0e an interesting social event of
April. was the honor guest at an ele-
CANT six-course stag dinner rendered
him last evening by Mr.. r. =. Co
field. at the latter home on Rose
Hill
Covers were laid for seven. Tie
guests were principally young men
who hold responsible positions with
several of the cotton mills about An
derson. The guests were Mr. j. G.
Crawford. who is connected with the
Brogon Mills; Mr.. G. w. Causey. sup
erintendent Of the Brogon Mills; Mr..
j. G.. Cosby and Mr. Il. w. Cason, who
are connected with the same mill;
MIR Marion Rabb of the Orr Cotton
Mills: and Br Brown, who is connect
ed with the Toxaway Mills; and L. NJ.
Glenn, city editor OF 'fhe Intelligen-
Ger.
Mr.. COfield, as toastmaster, presid
ed with giLce and dignity. Appro-
pirate toasts were responded 10 by
the guests and Mr.. Crawford. who
has made numerous friend during his
comparatively short residence In An
derson, WAS the recipient of hearty
felicitayions.
Misses Edith and Mary Sullivan
of Honea Path spent yesterday in
town. Gi5 .
Miss Edith Cross OF Henderson, Ky,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Phelps Sa1seen
on II .McDuffle st.
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Misses Edith and Mary Sullivan
of Honea Path spent yesterday ii
town. Et}
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Nfrs, Carl Herrin of HartweIL ca.
was among the Visitors In the city
YESTERDAY. n
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Misses Ethel and Alma Cole OF Pen
dleton were among the shoppers in the
city yesterday.
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J. o. McCown of Mountain Greek
spent yesterday in 5 the city.
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Miss Edith Cross OF Henderson, Ky.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Phelps Sa1seen
on II .McDuffle st.
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8. NJ. Picken3 Is spending n few
days with friends in Columbia.
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J. j. Mckee OF Iva spent yesterday
In the city on business.
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/ w. G. Smith of Townville was a
visitor in Anderson yesterday.
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II. H. Gray of Pendleton was a vis-
itor in the city yesterday.
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w. e. Kelley of 9Pel2er was among
the visitors. in the. city yesterday.
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. l.. McPhail of Iva spent yesterday
In the city on busines5. eN 285l
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B Charles Robbins of Lebanon was !
the city yesterday on business.
Evening star., 1915-01-24
You beIeve
one doctor
-why not
21,OOO?

ZI,WV?
IF your family physician
were to say tonight:
axe Sanatogen regu-
larly for a few weeks
you'd take it. For you'd
know that back of his advice
was not only long school
ing in the care of peoples
health, and familiarity with
countless cases, but most
likely a close, personal
knowledge of Sanatogen-
and a belief in its powers
to help restore your vitality
and rebuild your rundown
system.
Why, then, should you not
have the same faith in the
opinion of 81, 900 doctors ?
For no less than 21, 900
physicians have written let
tiers - signed letters - that
tell how they have seen Sam
atogen rebuild and reinvig-
crate, enrich the blood and
recall allkeenerappetite, better
digestion, and a new store
of strength.
Men of unimpeach able
standing they are many
of them men of interna-
tional fame, such as
DR.. c. ". Saleeby.
the noted Medical Author, writes:
''In short, sanatogen is atrue tonic because
on all the counts of its competition il i, a
true food, and in some special way nerve
food
Prof. c. A E7pdld,
of Berlin University, Doctor honoris causa
University Of Maryland, states in his con-
tributon on "Typhus abdominalis
Il can say that have used Sanatogen in
great number of cases tthat is. in those
disturbances of metaholism which were
mainly of nervous or neurasthenic ori, inl
and have obtained excellent results
And when 1900 physicians Of
such standing endorse Sanatogen
in terms of sincere praise-how
can you hesitate 10 believe in
Sanatogen-to give Sanatogen its
chance to restore your Strength.
Sanatogen is sold by good drug
gists everywhere in 3 sizes from
S1.00 up.
Grand Prize. International Congress of
Medicine, London, 1913
\eHQ for Ebert Hu
v Nesv Book "Health in the n
Written in his attractive ma
. filled with his shrewd philo,
ether with capital advice on S;
ealth and contentment. 1t is FIRE
lis off as reminder to address
7HE BAUER. CHEMICA
1-H Tryipp Place n
Williams news., 1915-05-20
PROXY WANTED

It requires a certain number of witnesses at the hanging of crimin- als. The editor of the News has been invited to be present at the hanging of Arizona's five condemn ed men. The editor will not be present. He is decidedly averse to having any such black and barbar- ous sight imprinted upon his mind. A proxy is asked for. Who volun- teers to represent the News on this occasion?
 And, by the way, how " ould you like to do the executing Tn this case? If you would refuse to do the work yourself, is it fair to ask any one else to do it?
 A strong movement on foot thru out the state to prevent the execu- ton of thes men. Why need the progressive state of Arizona, be.
 mirch her fair name by such an Sxecution?
Williams news., 1915-05-20

hounds owned by the trapper. He also killed very large Otto. The Bloody Basin country is a very rough, but well supplied with water. MT. Fain has fine ranch on Red Creek and a promising Peach crop, and 6 acres of oats and Alfalfa. He has a large pasture on Tangle Creek where he is holding his year. ling steers waiting to be shipped to market.
 Martin Martinez is bringing up two bands of sheep, enroute to his allotment on the Brushy Basin.
 Colin Campbell will ship this week from Ash Fork.
 Senator Clark passed thru on his way to the Clarkdale Shelter.
 Mrs. Blankenship entertained the young folks in honor of the birthday of her son. Dainty re-, treatments were served and the children had a jolly time.
 Rev. Rather Albuoy was here for three days and had services morn- ing and evening at the Catholic church. He will be here again on the last Sunday of the month. He has made arrangements to have the church painted, g long ne eded work.
 Rumor has it the Winslow base ball team will play the Ash Fork team on the 22nd. We hope it is true as we do enjoy seeing a game of base ball. Practice up boys and don't let them beat you even for courtesy's sake.
 Don't forget the grand ball on the 22nd given by the R. R. boys. A prize Waltz will be danced. Come every body and enjoy yourselves.
 Frank Ford of Putnam Valley spent Sunday here with MT. and Mrs. Platten. He says the country up on the mountain has plenty of water and mud.
Williams news., 1915-05-20

The Germans are making butter from sunflowers. Maybe it's true you can extract sunshine from cucumbers.
 What this world needs is more freehearted laughter. It's almost as good as raise in salary.
 Wouldn't it be awful if the Colonel and Barnes were to tell all they know about New York politics.