The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-09

cohol from bananas in bunches too
small to be exported profitably.
A hero is person who does one
thing so well that people notice it
while many every day do things equ-
ally as heroic but do not know how
to advertise.
a farmer who is the father of
twelve children had rocked each one
in the same cradle with the same
great toe. He was rocking the new
est arrival one evening when his wife
remarked: William, that cradle is
nearly worn out. I'm afraid it will
fall to pieces" It's about used up
replied her husband; then handing
her ten dollar bill he remarked:
The next time you go to town get a
new one, a good one. one that will
last"
The fighting and quarreling of
neighbors is foolish and costly pas
time. You will lose a friend or two,
a whole lot of self-respect and a
whole lot more of the respect your
acquaintances had for you and
very likely have to your discredit a
long list of cuss words and foul cpl
thets. If you come to think about
it in nine out of ten the cause of Il
all is so childish that any sensible
person must afterwards honestly
blush for shame.
Farmer Party" was recently
held in Chicago, the invitations read
ing: please come like farmers and
wear farmers Clothes" The hostess
who hadn't been near farm for
twenty years thought that the guests
would ride TO the party in OK carts
and wear overalls or other working
clothes. To her great surprise, they
came in automobiles and wore regu-
lation full dress clothes. All of
which goes to show that it is a great
compliment to be called q farmer
nowadays.
Our town is indeed, beautiful for
situation" Nature seems to have
done her utmost in creating fine
site for city of genuine worth and
enduring progress. 1t would thus
seem that nature must have design
ed this particular locality for a noble
and highminded class of citizens.
Nature, in this respect, has evidently
met with a genuine response. Every
town or city has an individuality. a
type of its own, and thus attracts
citizens of the same general charac-
teristics-to great extent, at least.
we think this is true.
Good roads make IL easier for
country children to attend school and
enable them to do so with greater
regularity. Nothing so much con-
Germs the life of the people in the ru-
raj districts as the means of cons
munication between communities.
towns and railroad stations. Good
highways make it possible to CEN
tralize schools and churches. When
a doctor is needed he is needed
quickly and sometimes often. If this
unfortunate necessity arises what
boon it is to have good roads ana
what distress bad roads may cause.
The ability of always seeing the
bright side or shining up the dark
one is blessing to the person who
possesses the power, as well as %
those with whom he has to do.
changes our daily struggle in IT,,
performance of duty into playing the
joyful game of life. Instead of the
home being place of grumbling
growing it becomes place of
laughter and song. Wrinkles will not
come so soon upon your fair counte-
nance To live daily with sunbeams
flowing from the hearts is trick
that may be learned by every one
with little patience. determination
and daily practice.
There is n structure which every
graduate from our school is building.
young and old, rich and poor, each
one for himself II io oaIIo1 1.o..u