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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-26
SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wadleigh. Phone 1852 XII or $3.50.

Dr. E. H Lindley. the new chancel-
lor at Kansas University, will address,
a mems meeting. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the Orpheum theater.
Doctor L.ndley is one of the most
wonderful and effective speakers in
the middle west.
: Mr. and Mrs. D. 7. Thomson enter
tanned at dinner this evening at their
home in Freeman avenue. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cremer,
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New York, Feb. 26.-After an
estrangement of ten years, Mrs. Logan
o. Swope, New York society woman,
and her daughter, Mrs. Frances Swope
Hyde of Kansas City, Mo-, have been
reconciled.
The daughter recently divorced DIR.
Bennett c. Hyde, to whom she had re-
manned loyal thru his three trials for
murder. He was accused of poisoning
members of the Swope family.
Mrs. Logan o. Swope spent thou
sands of dollars in eight years to OBJ
tain the conviction of her son-in-law
From the time he was indicted in
March, 1910, she and her daughter
were hostile until recently.
Mrs. Swope'S apartment is being
made ready to receive the daughter,
who will arrive here with her two chill
dren., The mother has been with her
in Independence. Kan, at the home of
Thomas Swope, a son.
Silent Ten Years.
From March, 1910. until last Octo-
Der, Mrs. Swope and her daughter new
er communicated with each other.
When the mother learned her daugh-
ter had sued for divorce, she expressed
a willin gness to be reconciled, but said
the overtures must come from the
In october Mrs. Hyde, then staying
with friends in Kansas City, wired,
asking her mother to accompany her
to the home of Thomas Swope. There
the reunion took place.
An interesting feature of the recon
Citation is the announcement that Mrs:
Hyde will seek to regain possession OF
her Kansas City home.
Dramatic scenes attended the es-
arrangement of mother and daugh-
ter in March, 1910. DR.. Hyde had
been indicted charged with having
killed Col. Thomas H. Swope, Kan
sas City millionaire. brother-in-law
of Mrs Logan A. Swope, and Chris
man Swope, a nephew. He also was
charged with administering fever
germs with intent to kill eight others,
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A family reunion was held at the
home of the Rev and Mrs. NJ. Man
shardt last Sunday at which the Rev
Mr. lManshardt administered the rite
of baptism to two of the great grand
children present. The families pres
emit included: Mr.. and Mrs Hoff-
sommer and children. Raymond. Paul,
Mabel. Lille and Ruth, all of Lecomp-
ton; Mrs f. Wulfekuhle and daugh-
ter, Helen. of Lecompton: Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Iwig and son, Junior Clar-
ence. of Topeka; Mr. and Mrs Ben
Stull and daughter, Catherine Eliza
beth, of Topeka.
The Chalitso club was entertained
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Emma
Gregg as hostess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the High
laud Park Methodist Episcopal church
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
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Christi Evening service. 80 o'clock. sub
iect, Relieving and Trusting" Epworth
ECUMSEH-Tecumseh, Kan. Services
at o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. J. w.
KANSAS AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL-1015 North Kansas avenue. Rev.
Il. Ernest Gordon, pastor. Sunday school
at Q As a. m; Morning Worship at IL o'clock,
subject. Money and worship" Junior
| church at IL n. m, Miss Laura Beverly in
charge. Epworth league at 615 p. m.
Miss Isla Goodman, leader. subject God s
Providence in Agriculture Evening wor-
ship at 80 O'Clock, subject. "Breastplate
of righteousness" Special music at each
service. Church night school. Wednesday
evening
LOWMAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
EPIsCoPAL--Corner Eleventh and Morris
O'Clock, subject, Some Methodist Stand
ards" Epworth league, q 10 p. IN. Eve
ming Worship, q 80 o'clock; subject, What
SEWARD AyENUE-Corner Scotland
| and Seward avenue. Rev. ]. 3. Gibson.
pastor. sunday school. 9:45 a. m. S. P,
| Baker, superintendent Morning service, II
a; m, subject, Hiding in the Pavilion :
| Epworth league. 6:30 p. m. Evening serv-
ices, 30 o'clock. subject. THE Secret
| Place in the Tabernacle"
TRINITY-Corner siStee9th and Har-
rison streets, Rev. W. j.. Blaekstock, pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. IN. Morning
Worship. II O'Clock, subject, Lightning
and Enight;sning E;pwortt d league Ga; 5t
| ject. Crossing Religion Church night
| Wednesday, O'clock
PREsBYFERIAN.
| FIRST-Opposite State House grounds
on Harrison street. Rev. Stephen s. Estey
pastor. Sunday school. 9 AS am. Morn
o'clock, subject. ''The sanballat- Tobial
4 Element"
PoTWIN-corper Fifth and West
| streets. Rev. II. L. Nelson, pastor. Sun
| day school, 8 80 a. IN. Morning services
II o'clock. Christian Enfeavor, G:15 p. m
| Evening services. 80 clock.
REDDEN- CHAPEL-Cornsr Second and
M9uroe streets. Rev. Jay c. Everett. min
lister in charge, will preach at 80 O'Clock
| REFORAIED-9a0 Clay street, Rev d
| Raymond Taggart, pastor. Sunday school
| 10 a. m Morning services. IL O'Clock. sub
| ject, THE Goodness and Severity of God
| Evening services. { 30 o'clock, subject, THE
Messianic Prophecies
SECoND-Corner Gordon and North
Jackson streets, Rev Geo. hickman, pastor
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m Morning service
IL o'clock. Christian Endeavor $50 p. M
EEcni2g services, I 80 O'CLOCK
streets. Rev. Frank Ferguson Ogle. pastor
| Sunday school. 0 40 A. N. Morning serv-
ices; II o'clock; s1bjeet The h, Fellowship 3 II
p. IN. Evening services. 80 O'Clock. sub
1ect. In the Name of the King"
| UNITED-Corner Huntoon and Ffllmors
school, 9:45 a. m Morning services, Il
| O'Clock, subject. "Our Treasure and Oul
Gsd 9Gniers p F M Young s4,i psoPle e,
| o'clock, subject, "A Real Guest and {
/ Barred Door"
| WESTMINSTER-C Huntoon stree
and Cellege avenue. Rev. John A. McAfee
| pastor.>SuHday school. 9:45 n. M Morn
ing worship, II o'clock; topic The Place
aa 40 o'clock " Mt. Robert / Martin f1 vii
read 1.-The Mansion" by Van Dyke
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SIi-ou- Ihere Is a cute little ty-on
with short sleeves in rust and
navy so adorable with a white skirt
this summer.
a pen may be driven but pencil
does best when it is lead.
Tomorrow you can get a real chick
en- dinner at Graley's Delicatessen, go
West Sixth street. Now that means a
whole lot for it is home cooking, home
made pies and milk-made bread, oh,
so good. Each day Mrs. Graley serves
dandy lunches. and Carries a line of
home cooked things that help the
housewife out SO much when company
comes in. oh, yes, the Graley ten
cent loaf of milk-made bread is the
very first big loaf for dime in Tope-
ka, and the pies melt in your mouth.
A friend of mine is a confirmed
woman-haeer not because he couldn't
get one to marry him, but because he
! did.
| If you are. IN a great hurry and
don't know what to do, quit your
| worrying and go up to 923 Kansas
avenue and call for either Mr.. Jones
or MI Birch and they will settle your
printing troubles for you and get your
| work out on time. Speed is the best
| thing they practice and of course they
add accuracy. Remember the num-
Der.
! The very best receipt for keeping
i real well is to take out a sick and ac-
cident policy. 1t works.
| Most doctors use the Brunswick
| tire. Take the doctors advice and get
the best instead of experimenting with
/ cheaper and inferior tires. Rehkopf
| Brothers sell them and that is a guar
antee that they good. 212 West Sixth.
About the only troubles that come
singly, are fussy old maids.
! Do you like home" made pies and
| home cooking? Well Dan Shaffer
81 West Sixth, has that kind and you
would be surprised at the fine meals
| you can get there for the money.
| Don't grumble because we have had
such mild winter that you are afraid
| that the fruit is all killed. Don't you
know that you have saved enough
money otherwise spent for coal, that
will buy all the canned fruit you'll use
| in two winters, Cheer up
] ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-26

Washington. Feb 26--Forged pass
ports to enable undesirable and
dangerous aliens to enter the United
States are being issued in almost every
European country it was announced
today at the state department.
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in AFTER avenue. The invited guests
are: Mr.. and Mrs Scott Z. kelsey.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Swogger, Mrs.
Oscar Gohlke. Miss Hazel Swogger,
Miss Marguerite Gohlke. Miss Myrtle
Gohlke and Mr.. Glenn Swogger..
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FIRST-Corner Twelfth and Quincy
streets, Rev J. w. Stiverson, pastor. Sun
day school, . :45 a. IN, NJ. q. Miller, super
intendent. Morning services, IL O'Clock
DR.. g. NJ. Huffman will preach. Christian
Endeavor. 6 30 p. m. Mrs. Stiyerson, leader
Evening services, T:30 O'Clock.
SECOND-Corner Fifth and Leland
streets, Rev. J. H. Frazer, pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. Morning worship, II
O'Clock. Christian Endeayor. @ 80 D. m
Evening services, Z 30 o'clock Prayer
meeting, Wednesday, 4 80 p. m.
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METHODIST.

EAST SIDE-Corner Seventh and Lime
streets. Rev. j. w. Il. Clardy, pastor. Sun
day school, :45 a. Morning sermon,
IL O'Clock Epworth league, ESQ p. m
Evening service, Z 80 O'Clock.
EUCLID AVENUH-Corner Seventeenth
and Lane streets Rev. James H. Sutton
pastor. Sunday school. . :45 a. m Morn
ing service. IL o'clock. subject. THE Power
of the Gospel" Epworth league. 6 10 p m
Evening services, 1870 o'clock. theme
FIRST METHODIST EPIsCoPAL-Co
Sixth and Harrison streets, Rev. Ed
mund James Kulp. pastor. Sunday school
. 80 a. IN. Morning worship, IL o'clock
sermon, "Glorying in the Cross. Epworth
league. G 10 p. IN. Evening worship. Z sc
o'clock, sermon, My Bible and My Pleas
ures."
FREE-Corner Eighth and Lake streets
Rev. Charles Edward Bess. pastor. Sunday
school. 8 40 a. m. Morning services, IL
o'clock. Evening services. O'Clock. Glass
meeting Tuesday, 80 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 80 u.
HIGHLAND PARK-Corner Twenty
sixth and Ohio streets, Rev. J. ". Reed
pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. Morning
service, IL o'clock, subject, THE Work OF
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

CHURCH OF THE ASsUMPTION,-Cor-
ner Eighth and Jackson streets, Rev.
Patrick McInerney, pastor Low mass, $50
and a. M. High mass, 10 80 a. m. YES
pers and Lenten devotions. { 80 p. IN.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME-Cor-
ner Tenth and Clay streets. Rev. NJ g.
a. m High mass, 1850 a. m Lenten
deyotions, . 80 p. m
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GRACE CATHEDRAL-Corner Eighth
and Polk streets. Rt Rev. James Wise
Rev. James de h. Kaye. dean; Rev. A.
Il; Mckinstry. canon. Holy communion
: 80 u. m Church school $3.50 a. M Morn
ing prayer, Litany and sermon by the
dean at IL n. IN. Healing service ut 4 p. M
Hour of Christian Fellowship in Guild
hall at rs p. IN. Evening service at 10
o'clock. Bishop Wise will preach, subject
Faith in the Five fold Field"
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CONGREGATIONAL.

CENTRAI4-Corner HuntoOn and Buch-
anan streets. Rev. John Wells Rahill, pas
tor. Sunday school. . 40 Il. m Morning
services. IL O'Clock, subject, "The Almighty
Minute" Y. L. G. T., q 80 p. IN. Evening
services. Z 30 o'clock. Musicale. Sermon
cite THE Tides of the Spirit.
FIRST-Seventh Gad Harrison streets,
Rev. Alfred +. Gregory. pastor. Church
school mt Q rs a. m. sharp. Mems forum
and classes for all. Divine worship. with
music and responses, at II Il. IN. Subject
Of the sermon, THE Lost Christ" Nesper
service at ) D. IN. with the quiet prelude
Mt 30. Music begins Mt D. IN. by the
vested choir. Address, The -Four Rivers"
EAST IND1ANOLA-NOrth Topeka, Rev.
Aaron Breck. pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.
IN. Morning services, IL m, subject,
Bread of Life" Junior Endeavor. > p. m.
Senior Endeavor. g 80 y. m. Evening serv-
ices. 80 O'Clock, subject. 1.-The WILL
Junior choir will sing at morning service
and Young Peoples choir at evening serv-
ice.
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FIRST-Corner Seventh aud Monroe
streets Rev. b. II. Hobbs, pastor Sunday
school 10 A. m. Morning services IL O'CLOCK
Young peoples meeting ut o 30 p. ~
Evangelistic service at 4 30 p. m.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Tele
phone $3.50.
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SWEDISH.

Sixth and Harrison streets, Rev. A. L..
Nystr0m, pastor. Sunday school. 8 10 a.
m. Morning services. IL O'Clock. y. L.
Society. 5 y. IN Evening services (Eng
lish). . 80 O'Clock, subject, Thy Will Be
Done"
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OTHER observation-disclosures

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
klfnsaman hall, ZIG East Sixth street
Berean Bible studies, to p. IN. Sunday
school lesson at Z p. N.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE BUILDERS
Corner Fourth and Monroe streets Lee
ture by Rev. NJ. Powell of Kansas City,
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CHURCH
NOTICES

Pastors are requested to send OF bring
their church notices to The State Jour
nal office SO that they may reach us not
later than Friday afternoon.
BY JAMES HESsE
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REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST-Corner King and Clay streets,
Elder \. z, Croker, pastor. Northeast
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DUNKARD.

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Michigan avenue. Rev. c. J. Hopper, pas
tor Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning ser
vices IL O'Clock. Christian Workers ESQ
D. m. Evening services I 80 o'clock
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Keep in mind that Pepp's Coal Saw
ing Plan is not only a saving plan but
makes you money. as you are allowed
per cent on your investment. Sun
shine coal rs clean and makes a hot
fire. Why not step into the Topeka
Coal company tomorrow and learn
how to buy your next winters coal
now. Aetna Building, lis W. Seventh.
A kiss is a good deal like your sal
|ary-you get it but you can't keep it..
And still they come, new creations
in Butterfly Waists. Oh my, such
beauties. l want TO tell you about a
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Huntoon and Polk streets. Sunday school,
Q 30 a. IN. Morning services, IL O'Clock.
Evening services, s O'Clock. Wednesday
evening meeting, O'clock.
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Kansas conference in session. Young peo-
school Q 80 a. IN. in charge of Elder Roy
L. Tilden, district superintendent. Fauning,
Kansas. Morning service IL O'Clock by
Elder !. F. Carver of Lamont. Iowa. Sacra-
ment service 80 p. III. Song service 30
D. IN. Preaching s p. III. by Elder j. +.
Carver.
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Gseadabou1

A lot of queer people in this world,
and I'm glad IN not one of them.
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST ENGLISH-Corner Fifth and
Harrison streets Rev. f. c. Sibberson,
pastor Sunday school. 0 10 a. m. Morn
ing services, II O'Clock, theme, Aaron 8
Rod and Christ's Cross" Evening services.
4 30 O'Clock. Lenten services wednesday
evening
FIRST SWEDISH-Corner Fourth and
Tyler streets, Rev. ]. A. Jacobson, pastor.
Sunday school, . 40 a.. Morning serv-
Ices (Swedish), IL o'clock. Luther League,
D. IN. Evening services, (English), 5
O'Clock. -
ST JOHNS EVANGEL1CAL-Corne
Second and Van Buren, streets. Rev. Z. ID.
Mueller, pastor. Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Morning services. 10 80 o'clock Evening
services 30 O'Clock.
ST PAUL'S EVANGELICAL--Corn
Third and Hancock streets Services ) p
IN. by Rev. Z. c. Sibberson, pastor IN
charge,
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SCIENTIST

FIRST CHURCH OF cHRIsT-corner
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sunday School Lesson Subject for Sum
day, February 81, 1921.
"REWARDS. OF FAITHFULNESS'
st. Matthew, 25:14-S0.



FIRST-cOrner Ninth and Jackson
streets, Rev, Charles i. Mathews minister,
Bible School, . 80 a. IN. Orchestra begins
playing. 9:15. Morning worship, IL O'clock
Family Pew sunday Sermon, Inc a IN
children under six years OF age. u. j. %,
L.. GAS p. m. Evening worship. 80
O'Clock. Pictures on life of Jesus will be
MADISON STREET-Between Second
and Third on Madison. Rev. \. R9hde'
pastor. Sunday school. . ;i5 a. IN. Morn
ing service, IL o'clock. subject, stand Win
God. as You Did With the Devil Deiore
Conversion" Evening service. 80 O'CLOCK
subject "A Wonderful building Enter
prise" y. Y. L. L. meets 6 30 p: m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 4 40 o CLOCK;
NORTH TOPEKA-Corner Laurent anu
North Harrison streets. Reyy. o. l. Weir,
ing service. IL O'Clock, subject Ideal iroS
perity." Senior and Intermediate Il; 4;
l.. u: 80 p. IN. Evening worship: - ~ \,
Prayer meeting Wednesday, As p. M.
Choir practice. Friday, $ p. m. NJ.
QUINTON HEIGHTS-COrner Twenty
fourth and Lincoln streets. Rev. q. L.
Wright. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a
IN. Morning sermon. il o'clock, subject.
1.-The Masters Ideal Thwarted e. r.. az
q 80 u. m. Evening sermon at 80 ocloGK'
subject Typical Skeptics.' Il. y L. L.
SEWARD AVENUE-Corner Grafton and
Seward avenue. Rev. w. l. Cole, pastor
Sunday school. 0 40 a. m. Morning serno
fees. II o'clock. Evening services 1851
Q s S@TDrsH-corner nth and Fillmore
streets. Rev. j. A. Kallnan. pastor; sun
day school. 40 q. IN. (Englishl- MornIhe
services, IL O'Clock (Swedishl. topic Inc
Church in Sardis." Young Peoples meet
: 800 O'Clock CEnglish), topic, True Godh-
ness"
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CHRISTIAN.

CENTRAL PARK-Corner Sixteenth
street and Central Park avenue, tey. W. T.
Iseavis, pastor. Bible school, 9:49 a. m.
Morning service, IL o'clock Owing to the
illness of the pastor, Rev. Geo Logan VIII
fill the pulpit. Evening services VIII NOT
be held in order to allow the members 70
attend the revival services at the West SIDE
church.
FIRST-622 Topeka avenue. Rev. Robert
A. SchelI, pastor. Lords day services ;
9:45 n. m. Bible school. 10 O'Clock morn
ing worship, sermon, Looking Into the
30 p. m. evangelistic service, sermon, "A
bad bargain" Special music by chorus.
Cornet solo by n. p. McComas.
NORTH TOPEKA-Corner Grant street
and Central avenue. Rev. I. a. Wilson, pas
tor. Bible school, 8 40 a. m. Junior con
gregation and sermon Mt IL Il: M, subject
The Gospel According to You. Inter
EvangeIistic service at 80 p. m, subject.
's,The story of the Pot of OIL Mass meet
ing of all young people of the christian
churches of Topeka at , 80 p. m. under
the auspices of the Christian Endeayor So
ciety.
OakIand-Corner Thomas and Michigan
avenues, Rev. q. q. Horne. pastor. sunday
school, . 30 a. IN. Morning services and
communion, IL O'Clock. Y. =. c. f., $50
y. M. Evening services, : 80 o'clock.
WEST SIDE-Corner Underwood and
Duane streets, Mrs. Clara II. Hazelrigg,
pastor Bible school. with cradle roll ana
Preaching by Evangelist, ]. s. BEEN. of
Nebraska at IL IN. and at 30 p. m: Ser
mon subjects Il Have an Stewardship En-
trusted To Me" and The Six Kingdoms.
\ service Will be held Mt = p. IN. at the
AVanamaker church. conducted by the pas
tor aud choir of the West Side Christian
church, and Rev. Mr.. BEEN will give an
address. EndeaYor service will be held at
6 80 p. IN. The meetings will continue and
there will be baptismaL services on Monday
evening.
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e are IoT
ung ladies.
2 ty-onsso
one model
"bisque,
. trimmed
of crepe
collar and
think of
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M have some "SnappY new
ones made of the Vicuna
yarn and in the Tuxedo Style
in gray, currant and navy at
the low price of $15; then
another with an Angora col
lar in FREELY black and
brown; then one. in navy and
black also AnUnra collar q I
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a pen may be driven but a pencil
| does best when it is lead.
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this, crepe de chine in white piped
with blue and white or pink and
white bingham" Then there are 9TH
ers in both crepe" and "georgette'' in
the grey" "honey-deW'' and tomato
which speaks for itself. You must see
them to half appreciate them. War
rem MS have the largest line of tall
ored waists in the city, and they are
all Butterfly, and that meanss "style."
quality and workmanship"
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$3.50 There is a cute little ty-on
with short sleeves in rust and
navy so adorable with a white skirt
this summer.
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Do you like home made pies and
home cooking? Well Dan ShaffeI
121 West Sixth, has that kind and you
would be surprised at the fine meals
you can get there for the money.
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Most doctors use the Brunswick
tire. Take the doctors advice and get
the best instead of experimenting with
cheaper and inferior tires. Rehkopf
Brothers sell them and that is guar
antee that they good. 212 West Sixth.
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About the only troubles that come
singly, are fussy old maids.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-06

Baptist church and the following
were the pallbearers: Olin Daven-
port, Rufus Wheeler, Frank Wheel
er, Roy Davenport, his grandsons,
and George Hendricks and John
iCothran, grandsons-ina.aw.
Mr.. Davenport was former Con-
federate veteran. He was sc years
old ard was member of James D.
Nance camp. Besides the son, W.
NJ, with whom he made his home, hS
is survived by the following children
Mr.. J. p Davenport of Oakland mill
village, Mr. Andrew Davenport CT
lSaluda county, Mr.. |. w. Davenport
of Greenwood, Miss Leila Davenport
of the homestead and Mrs. Martin A
Wheeler of Saluda county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-06

ressa Leitzsey, who was on her way
here after spending vacation in
Hampton. They returned to New,
berry Sunday.
Mr.. f. S. Coppock, who was taken
to the Columbia hospital after Sc
rious injury from fall, is reported
as doing we'll, although no operation
has been undergone.
Mr.. Carlisle Renwick of Columbia
spent the weekend in Newberry.
Mrs. G. G. Sale has returned from
Columbia.
Mrs. B. B. Leitzsey and daughter
Miss Winnie Kate, are spending the
week with her brothers in Greenvllle
Messrs. S. E. and J. M. Brown.
Mr.. Ferd Scurry of the Bank OF
Columbia, spent the weekend II
Newberry.
Mrs. w. R. Smith and Mrs. w. R
Reid went fishing in one of the lakes
of Saluda, N. c., Wednesday ant
caught 100 to $50 fine specimens o1
the fnny tribe. They say Lake Sum
nit is the coming town of NORTH
Carolina, the Atlanta Of the noun
tains.
Mr.. w. R. Reid and his daughters
Mrs. w. B. Wallace ard Miss Josie
returned last week, from Saluda
N. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-06
for Mr.. Zeb Coleman.

for Mr.. Zeb Coleman.
There was a large crowd in town
Saturday afternoon, but not much
trading done.
Goor roads seem to be habit with
South Carolina. Why, NeWberry
county is building some of 'em.-
From the try-to-be-funny man of the
Anderson Mail.
There was bail game Saturday
between Oakland and Whitmire, the
score being tie of s to 8.
Lime cola is having big days.
What with the soldiers, the Ameri
can Legion delegates, etc, Newberry
will be gay this week.
Since last mention eight speeder:
have left $40 each in the magistrates
court.
The best consolation from this ex
tremely hot weather is that it k4l:
boil weevils.
Among the decorations for tht
American Legion time is a fine one
in hne windows of the Newberry
Hardware store. An ex-soldler say
the trench work looks natural. l
IS indeed pretty and appropriate dec
grafton.