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o AT THE CHURCHES ,
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First Baptist Church.
Teachers prayer service at

Teachers prayer service at 9:s5.
Sabbath school at 10. DR.. A. L.
Smethers. superintendent.
Public worship at 1880. Sermon
by the pastor. Rev. John F. Vines.
Subject, What Shall the Harvest
Be-"
Meeting of the Royal Ambassadors
at 3. c. s. Sullivan, Jr., leader.
B. Y. p. L. at $3.50: Meeting In
Senior Baraca room. Subject. with
Jesus in the Wilderness" ;.@ +,
Public worship at 1880. Sermon by
the pastor. Subject, "D%ethroning
Evil"
The public Is cordially invited to
be present and worship with US at all
these services.
Week of prayer for world wide mis-
sions will be observed by w. NJ. u.
OF Southern Baptist convention, jan
uary 3-9. The Woman's Missionary
Society Of the First Baptist church
cooperating.
The following programs WI. be
rendered each day:
ManIay--3:90 p, m. Executive
committee will meet, In Senior Phil
athea room. .
Leaders OF divisions OF the w. nj.
g., Christian Growth Club, Royal Am
bassadors, Sunbeams, officers of the
w. M. s., and two appointed MEM
bers constitute this committee.) It
In important that each n be pres
emit,
1900 p. NV. M. S. first meeting
OF the week OF prayer-you are urged
to be present each afternoon and
take part In the programs. It would
be o Joy to the heart Of God to see
all the women OF this church meet
together in ONE place. at one time,
anu one accord. praying: Thy Will
ne done in me and throughout the
world"
Subject. Omitted States Leader,
the pastor.
Tuesday. A p. m.-subiect, africa
and Japan" Leader. Mrs. C. w. Nc
Gee.
Wednesday. 4 D. m.-subject. "The
Life That Counts" Leader. Mrs. J.
F. Vines.
Thursday, 4 p. m.-Subject, "ItaIy
and Mexico" Leader, MRS, Il. H.
Johnston.
Friday, 4 D. m.-Suhject, eBrabii.t'
Leader, Mrs. Raymond G. Mattison.
Saturday, 4 p. m.-SubJect, aChina
and Medical Missions. Leader. Y:
w. A.
This will be the i~ngathering meet
Ing. The plate will bo paaerS each
day-but especially he present with
your very btst Offering IN this day.
The fields iced prayers and cons
tribations.
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Central Presbyterian Church.

Services q t Central Presbyterian
On Sunday will be as follows: Sum
day school at 10 O'Clock. Elementary
class meets downstairs for the, first
time. Morning service at 1880. Sub
ect, ''The Best New Year Resolution"
Night service at 1880. Subject, Goods
Kingdom BuiI6ers." ~
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may fear lack Of comfort because Of
cold. The pastor, Rev. w. H. Fraber.
ID. d., will preach at 1850 and 1880.
At the morning hours the communion
will be observed. A very cordial in
vitation is extended to all the public
to worship with US. Ushers will meet
81 the door, shi0w them 10
a seat and hand them q hymn book.
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Famnx ninner PartY.

A beautiful family dinner party of
the Christmas season wan the one
given on Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Means at their attractive home on
North Main street. Only the members
OF the immediate family were their
guests on this occasion, but 1t was
a very pleasant and informal gather
Ing.
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NTr. and Mrs. Heard entertain.

Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. Heard entertain
ed q few friends ct an elegant dining
on Tuesday evening. The Christmas
especially those In the dining room
served The foIles.nS mass 81. aad
Mrs. Heard's auests:t Er. SID Mrs. ].
w. Speake. Mi. and Mrs. w. c. Kirk
and Mrs. W. n. Nardia. Mr.. and MIRA.
r. s. Iigon. Mrs. A. w. Adams. Mr..
B. b. Bleckiey.
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Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Johns Methodist church will hold
their first meeting OF the new year on
Monday afternoon at $3.50 at the
church. This Is the first meeting OF
the new officers and with these splen-
did ladies at their head this organi-
zation ought to accomplish a won
derful work during the coming year.
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The officers are: Mrs. w. ii. Nardin,
Jr.. president; Mrs. Eugene Burriss,
vice president; Mrs. G.. F.. Ross, sec
rotary, and Mrs. John Anderson,
treasurer.
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ssyTafeh Pnrtvy

The members OF the 20. B. c. and
q few Young men were the guests os
Miss Ruth HembFee at q deilshtfal
watch party on New Years eve.
Nfefriment ran high and the New
Year was most joyonsly ushered IN.
The members or the club are: viii
lie Wray Robinson. Mary Starke Wat
kins. Eleanor Frank. Frances Ander-
son. Raih gTQEasss. EAtasts E1et-
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First PresbStofsan CilareH.

The sefyicas at the FiFsk prebhys
terinn churcS will be iaiz at the
Usual hours tonseseeM. Al6A o'clock
the EaSbAth school viii ~ held uh<
der ihe direction OF thl aupestatelds
emit, Mr.. Il ". BfnWA. me f11nta
viii bs progeny Nszfed ana no pue
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Dellghtfal Party..

One OF the delightful parties for
the younger members OF the social
set was given on Tuesday evening by
Masses Louise Dowttns e.S Clair
Cosb. 1t was g merry party, OF young
people gSso were their guests on this
occasion and the evening was pleas-
ahtiy and happily spent PLAYING rock
and other games. Delightful re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Miss Annie Sitton. formerly OF this
city but now OF Greenvfiie. 81 spend-
ing the weekend with friends IN the
city.
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With The Church Women
Phone n.
Phone 81.

Mrs. T. l.. Cely, Mr.. ]. s. Sargent and
M%r. ). d. Past VIII give several, Sc
lections.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Briggs have re-
turned lram
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where he will resume his studies.

H
w. L. McCown Of the ) Mountain
Greek section was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Briggs have re-
turned fr.m Greenwood
Mrs. M. r. Briggs has returned to
Seneca after a brief visit here.
Mrs. Mark Speer has returned to
Lowhdesville after q visit here.
Mrs. Henry Moseley has returned
to L0wndesviiIe after G pleasant visit
In Anderson.
o. r. Horton has returned to his
home at Milledgeville, Ga. after a
visit In Anderson.
j B. Kay has returned to Ellenton
after a visit In Anderson.
Miss Minnie Galley Of Iva was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Aneske Hunter has returned
to the city after spending the hoii-
days with relatives at Pendleton.
Prof. Frank Hawkins Of Townyille
liz visiting in the city.
T. 3. Jones OF. Townville is visiting
relatives in the city.
A troup Cox OF Columbia was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
James Lomsy has gone to Jackson
Vile 'whe-a he will be located in flu
itnre. q o.. JNt. IL
James Canup Of Pendleton was
day. a
C. o. Kinsler Of PendIetoh was In
the city yesterday for a short while.
Winford Jones OF Pendieton was in
the city yesterday.
C. L. Watkins of Bolton was o
the visitors in the city yesterday.
c.. C. Speers Of the county was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
H.:W. Wright Of Townville was in
the city yesterday for q short while.
George Embler of Townville was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day. :
James T. Snow has returned from
q business trip to HartweIl.
E,t 81, a. gte ta---
James Harry Snow has returned
from a weeks visito relatives in Hart
q, W 80 y
y .la. ~ - ----+; -G- gN.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sinsell Of Graf
ton, w. Va, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Chhmblee In Sa-
yannah township, have returned to
their home. a &c Gpsit,5ta
. ! .A:ii III. $780, 3.5.s
L. MissoBelle Kay OF Honea Path was
in the;city yesterday en- route TO
Ebenezer. where she is tea ching. 80
b. Prof. and Mrs. Shields Of Clemson,
College were IN tie city yesterday.
Miss Bertha Newton returned yes
terday from Bennettsyille where she
spent the holidays.
Miss Mary Hough will return today
ASAA nACA bBS Ilab U6Gu-
visiting her sister, Irs. Robert Bruce.
Judge and Mrs.. ). 3. A. Mutually
are in New York visiting relatives
OF Mrs. Mutually.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Diver have re-
turned from q visit to Laurens.
Prof Scott Murray returns today
to Mercer University, where he has
taught for the past Q years.
Marian Smith OF Pendleton. was a
visitor. in the city yesterday. :
iSi &t-JL- Ts1r /
Clande Hail OF the county was
among the visitors ins the city yester.
fryinE Caapbeai 81 the coaaty was,
among the yiaitozs here Yesterday.
). q. Hail of=Dsnysr.sRns visiting In
the city yesterday.
|sExTEEN PkRD0NSs
RIGHTEEN PAROLENs
80 COMPUTATIONS
CONTINUED FnuM PAGE ONE.)
murder. received a reduction 70. ten
tykafE
sBiftyass1e OF the seventy granted
lctsnaessv IN This batch were manslay-
tek3~-Tke foiiOsSta$ snG6fsJh ASS
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The Guild

The Guild.
The Guild OF Grace Episcopal
church will meet on Monday after
noon at $3.50 with Mrs. Nardin Webb
on West Whitner street.
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w. L. McCown of the : Mountain
Creek section was in the city yester-
day.
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Elementary Juniors.

Ff.
Come to see how to make the ele-
mentary departments OF your Sunday
school go.
Devotional-Mrs. M M. Mattison.
Cradle roll demonstratioh-Miss
Nora Hubbard.
Beginners-Miss Clara Osborne.
Primaries-Miss Vera Pruitt.
Junior classes-Mrs. Witherspoon
Dodge.
Songs suitable for wee Sunday
school folks-Miss Ruth Watkins.
This service will be on Tuesday az
ternoon at Central Presbyterian
church.
81, Johns Methodist Church.
John w. Speake, pastor. The pas
tor and officials bid the entire con-
gregation "God.speed" in their New
Years voyage. They beg you consid-
er a suggestion: II resolve for the
New Year to be faithful in my wor-
ship with the congregation"
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock, @. NJ.
Heard, superintendent. ~, n, :.
Preaching at 1880 q, m, This first
service of the, year. should be attend.
ed by. every member OF the church. .
Yesper service in the afternoon
from; 8 to 6. SOY - ,i, g s1.,l
This attractive service has been
very much appreciated by those who
have attended. ~ 81.
No service at night. Tii.,5 i. L.
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Anniversary Party.

One of the prettiest affairs on the
weeks social calendar IA given on
Monday evening by MIR. and Mrs.
Swan Norris Giimer in honor of their
18th anniversary. Their beautiful
home on the Boulevard Is ideally At
ted for entertaining and Mrs. Gilmer
Is one of Anderson's most charming
and gracious hostess and never did
she more gracefully acquit herself OF
her duties than On this occasion. A
pink and green color scheme, the
same as was used at her wedding,
was prettily carried out in the deco
:s.icas. Al elegant sappsr was seTv-
Gu in the dining room where smell
tables had been arranged and latey
these were removed and dancing wa
enjoyed for some time. Mrs. Rb4tt
Parker. Mrs. Charles Gambrin and
Mrs. C. B. DeCamp assisted Mrs. Gill
mer in her duties as hostess.
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Week of Prayer.

The regular week OF prayer will be
observed by the ladies of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the First Dap
list church during the coming week
and prayer meeting will be held every
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church.
Vesper Service.
The regular Sunday afternoon YES
per service will be held this after
DON at 5 o'clock at st. Johns Metho-
dist church. During the cold wealth
or these services will take the place
of the regular Sunday evening SER
vice. and q beautiful song service has
been arranged for this afternoon.
Messrs. Witt McCauley and Horsall
will play and a splendid quaretette
consisting OF Mrs. W. II. Nadin, Jr.,
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=. q. Hail of@Dgnysrszwas visiting In
the city yesterday.
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Mrs. M. r. Briggs has returned
Seneca after q brief visit here.
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fryinE Gampbeal 81 the coaaty wa.
among The visitors here YESTERDAY.
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Mrs. b. II. watson 81 the county VA
alnqne the visitors In the city y6tteF.
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In Honor Of Miss Murray,

The first Of many pretty entertain
ments planned in honor OF Miss Fe-
LEGAL Murray. %January's charming
bride. was given Oh Wednesday az
ternoon by Mrs. Alice Sykes and
Mrs. c. B. J. DeCamp at the Rose
Hill Club. Auction bridge was the
pastime selected and several merry
and interesting games were played,
the first prize being won by Miss Vina
Patrick and the consolation by Mrs.
II. B. Gossett. Both we're lovely pot
plants. The honor guest was also
presented with a pretty gift, a souve-
mir Of this beautiful occasion. Mrs.
r. E. Lyon, Mrs. l.. l.. Edce and Mrs.
]. H.. Godfrey assisted these charming
hostesses and the occasion was de-
lightfully pleasant. An elegant salad
course with sherbert was served, af-
ter the cards were laid aside. Quite
a number Of gentlemen came out on
the $40 car for a short while. Those
invited on this occasion we're: Mes
danes S. NJ. Orrs Leon Rice, S. r.
Parker. J.. II. Godfrey. C. A. Gambrill,
j. u. Hammett, Frank Farmer, Anna
Watson, Harry Orr. d. A. Ledbetter,
Bond Anderson, John Anderson, R. E.
Lyon, J.. L. Gray, w. B. Valentine,
T. L. Cely, r. J. Eamer, A. s. Farm
er, B. B. Gossett, j. E. Sadler, Misses
Lydia Orr. Annie Cooley. Margaret
Evans. Vina Patrick, Grace Spencer,
Felicia Murray.
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MRS. w. A. HUDGENS, Editor
Phone 90.
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treasurer.
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niarly humorous and amusing. Mrs.
Chambers then played several well
known and familiar old songs that
all the guests Joined in the chorus.
Mrs. Smethers served a dainty sweet
course. ending an evening that had
been thoroughly enjoyable and pleas
ant. Those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. John F. Vines, Mr. and Mrs. f.
NJ. Burnett, Rev. and Mrs. o. L. Mar
tin, NJ. and Mrs. j. e. Breazeale, Mr..
and mrs. Rufus FAINT. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jolly. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Todd, MR. and Mrs. G.. w. Chambers.
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Delightful Dance.

Miss May Lyon was the charming
young hostess to a half dozen cou-
pies on Monday evening when she
entertaineH at o delightful dance in
honor OF her guests. Mr.. Wallace
Pryor Of Monetta, and Mr.. Havid Nc
Brayer of Davidson College. Later in
the evening a delicious supper was
served. Those invited we're: Misses
Floride and Helen Harris, Eleanor
Frank Alberta Farmer, Mary Starke,
Watkins, Ezie Templeton. Messrs.
John Townsend, Paul Browne, C. Pat
rick, Ralph Smith, Louis Osborne.
Charlie Watkins. Wallace Pryor,
David EcRTayer.
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Mrs. Mark Speer has returned I
Lowhdesville after q visit here.
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Arnuld boyd 02 M0nhk Garnet al5n.
Rel over in The eiEs8yesfetdav s.
s4Se q Washiaet9a.tes N6lTsrsiA
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c. l.. Watkins OF Bolton was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
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James Lomay has gone to Jackson.
Vile 'whe-a he will be located in flu
|tnre. % 'n.a IL
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H.;W. Wright Of Townville was IL
the city yesterday for a short while.
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II, Il SWtttEnbers .of Pofbaan VA
In the city ~sesssrday on business.
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James T. Snow has returned from
Q business trip to Eartwell.
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George Embler of Townville was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day.
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A troup Cox OF Columbia was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
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C.. C. Speers OF the county was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
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C. O. Kinsler Of Pendletoh was In
the city yesterday for a short while.
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James Canup Of PendIeton was
among the visitors in the city yester-
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Winford Jones OF Pendleton was in
the city yesterday.
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T. 3. Jones OF. Townville is visiting
relatives In the city.
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Prof. and Mrs. Shields OF Clemson,
college were In the city yesterday.
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Mrs. Henry Moseley has returned
to Lowndesviile after G pleasant visit
In Anderson.
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James Harry Snow has returne,
from a weeks visito relatives in Hart
Z, W 9io .
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Prof. Frank Hawkins OF Townyille
ls visiting in the city.
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MissoBelle Kay OF Honea Path was
In the;city yesterday en- route 10
lEbenezer, where she is tea ching. $50
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&c. III. D6clgworth OF the Lebanon
section waa - the city yesterday.
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Miss Aneske Hunter has returned
to the city after spending the hoii-
days with relatives at Pendleton.
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Miss Bertha Newton returned yes
terday from B~ennettsyille where she
spent the holidays.
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o. r. Horton has returned to his
home: at M~iiledgeville, Ga, after a
visit In Anderson.
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j B. Kay has returned to Ellenton
after a visit in Anderson.
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Miea Pensacola Bfanyon ck Etafr
was among the sIsiters III the city
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Miss Minnie Galley Of Iva was in
the city yesterday.
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~ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sinsell OF Graf
ton, ". Va, who have been visiting
MT! and Mrs. Rufus Chamblee In Sa-
yannah township, have returned to
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Long Creek.

Miss Charles Miller, Of near De-
catur City, came Tuesday for a
weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs
Harry Poland and Mrs Bert Kentner
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burr and
Frank Miller spent Sunday at the
Jink Wells home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller were
guests Sunday at the Charles Wilson
home.
S. d. Miller, of near Decatur City
came Friday on a business trip and
to visit with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley
Munyon boy, and to Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Jones boy.
Mrs. Charles South spent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
p. Woodard
Sam Martin, of Ellston, spent a
few days the latter part OF the week
at the Isaac Blunt home and at the
Guy Kelley home
This locality was visited Saturday
night by big heavy rain which put
all the rivers and creeks over the
bottoms and did great deal of
damage to the small grain.
Frank Miller spent Sunday night
at the Bert kentner home.
Mrs. Grace Woodland spent Sun
day night at the Charles South
home
A. P. Woodland and grandson,
Raymond South, were Grand River
callers Saturday.
Frank Miller was Decatur City
caller Tuesday.
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Good Hope.

The heavy rains are doing much
damage to the oat crop.
Several from these parts attended
the band concert at Van Vert Satur-
day evening.
Miss Grace Wise called on her
friend, Vera Smith, at Van Vert
last Tuesday afternoon.
Percie Black and Clair Overton
called on their friend, Kenneth
Reed, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Delbert Lingell, of Osceola
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Stargill and family
Mrs. Arthur Richey visited last
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. George
Redman, and family.
Mrs. James Upheld and daughter
Bessie, called on Mrs. l.. E. ReeC
one afternoon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. CHAIR visited
Thursday with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Thompson.
Rev. and Mrs. Morrow, of Var
Vert, visited Thursday with theil
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Richey.
Mrs. w. H. Wise was called tt
Tuskeego Friday by the illness O.
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Gran
Wise,
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Consider the Powder Puff.

Verify the days of our most sacred
institutions are numbered. All flesh
is as grass, with the lawn mower
coming over the hill. The latest cry
is Down with the powder pun!
Think of it, girls! You whose shiny
noses, under the protection of the
powder puff, have been burned up in
derision at wind and sun. You who
have made surreptitious journeys
under the automobile lap-robe or
the overhanging tablecloth to the
place of mystery where reposed the
little first-aid to beauty You who
cling with drowning grip to the
little wad of down and powder with
which you daintily cover your freck-
les and deny Times determined eff
forts. What will you do when the
! dread law-maker takes away your
powder puff, and forces you to ap-
pear unpowdered and unprotected
before the gasping and unfeeling
public? But, perhaps, it won't 60
that far! Drawer men than mere law
makers have quailed before your
powder and puff ball. The health
commissioners, so far, are but de-
manding that you stick to your own
puff, on the ground that Neither
!, borrow nor lender be, for loan oft
loses both powder pun and your
i good complexion. z But beware!
The reformer 10 abroad and nothing
III sacred under his dsylsting hand.
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Orphan Ridge.

Mrs. D. p Leahy Yves in Leon
Thursday. 81.
Ike Manchester departed Sunday
for visit of several months in
Ohio, and expects to also visit the
capitol before returning home.
Lee Davis spent Friday at the
Fitch home.
Mrs. C. E. Leahy was visiting
friends in Leon Saturday.
A wagon load from Leon came
down Tuesday to catch some OF the
fney tribe out of Little river, but
as the river was bank full they re-
turned home the same day.
George Leahy is harvesting FOL
J. F. McMorris.
Fred Jones and Macy Stephens
were callers on the Barlean boys
Thursday.
Fletcher Honn was a caller Satur
day at Nose Smart's.
Jim and Ray Marvin with thell
families spent Monday at A. }
Piper's.
A. ]. Fulton called on Fred Jones
Monday.
Amos Brazelton and family callet
on !. NJ. Osborn's Saturday.
Milt Truitt, of Blockley, was il
Leon Saturday.
A. J. Piper went to st. Joe Mon
day with shipment of sheep.
Andrew Umphress was calling Of
his many friends here Sunday.