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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
S.ANE-GOTHA DOTS.

Misses Ethel Atkins and Claude
Hendrix dined with Miss Pansy Tay-
lors sunday.
Miss Nellie Mae Goodwin and Sarah
Clark visited Miss Pearl Alewine Sun
cay afternoon.
The stork visited this little town
~ Il left Mrs Henry Day a big brown
,yed boy.
Miss Cleo Howard sjtad Miss Ber-
die Day Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pansy Taylor spent Saturday
night with Miss Cleo Howard.
Miss Lila Andrews from Columbia
visited Mrs. l.. V. Andrews Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George krafts of
Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Head Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Horsford and
Miss Natalie Bailey dined with Mrs.
J. G.. Bailey Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. 3. Derrick called later
Rev Whaley, the Baptist preacher,
delivered a sermon Sunday night
which a very large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Horsford and
Misses Marie and Natalie Bailey Wis
tied Mrs. james +. Lown.
SWeptheartS
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
DIR. u. ". CAMPBELL NOW
WITH LEXINGTON rHiHMACY

Dr.. ID. ". Campbell. originally from
Alabama. but for the past year from
this state, having been in business in
Sumter and Columbia, has accepted
4 position with the Lexington Phar-
macy. being now in, charge Of the
prescription department. Dr. Camp
bell comes we'll recommended, hay
ing been in the business for fourteen
years. During the war he served four
years with the medical corps, three
years "f which WAS spent at the front.
With the addition of DR.. Campbell the
Lexington Pharmacy * now in posi-
ton /" S;iy" the public we'll in the
drug business.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09

Which county in South Carolina
Will have the honor Of supplying Pal
mafesta palmetto State Festival
with a queen? And who ever is
chosen will be a queen in fact be-
cause she will be chosen from among
forty-flve of the most attractive and
popular young women in the State.
one from each county, except Rich
land who will assemble in Columbia
during the week of March q and
April 2, as special honor guests of
Columbia and the Palmafesta associ>
alton. During the big week a general
election will be held to choose the
queen from among the many attrac-
tive candidates, and this election
promises to be most interesting af-
fair for everybody in South Carolina.
A Photographic supplement contain
ing the pictures of all county dele
gates will be published in the news
papers of Columbia, and ballots will
be issued the general public, by
means of which everybody will be
given an opportunity to express their
choice for queen. The queens grand
prize will be a complete spring outfit
of wearing apparel Of her. own selec-
ton to be furnished by the various
speciality stores in Columbia. The
value of the grand prize has been set
high enough to make it we'll worth
competing for.
Travelling expenses, hotel bills and
entertainment for the county dele
gates will be borne by the Palmafesta
association and the young ladies will
be chaperoned by leading society folk
of Columbia, including the wives Of
state house officials. During the big
week moving pictures Of the Queen
and her entire court will be taken and
sent over the country by one of the
leading film services.
. P2lmafesta will be week of many
and varied attractions including the
Statewide automobile show exhibit
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
Vote EARLY AND OFTEN FOR
YOUR CHOICE PALMAFESTA QUEEN

ing the late models Of cars, trucks
and tractors: the style show. featur-
ing the latest spring fashion crea-
tons posed by professional models
to be imported from New York; daily
band concerts by one Of America 5
premier musical organizations: floral,
trades, automobile and baby parades:
fetes. dances, social events and spe-
cial attractions at all theatres, with
nightly exhibits Of fireworks in which
will be featured specially designed
set pieces depicting important events
in South Carolina history. The auto
show, style show and fireworks dis
play will be staged at the State Fair
grounds.
- Local contests to secure candidates
for Queen OF Palmafesta are now
being conducted through the daily
and weekly newspapers in the follow
ing counties: Allendale Hampton,
York, Lee, Georgetown, Union, Cher
okee, Lexington, Camden, Saluda,
Colleton, Sumter. Clarendon, Green
wood, Abebville, Aiken, Darlington,
Charleston. Pickens, Edgefield, An
derson. Fairfield, Williamsburg. Oco-
nee. Calhoun, Horny, Dillon and Marl-
bOrO.
Voting coupons will be printed in
each issue of this newspaper up to
and including the issue Of March 9,
at which time the votes will be count
ed and announcement of the winner
made. There will be no restriction
upon the number of votes each per-
son may cast. Every coupon. clip
ped from this newspaper is good for
one vote, and q yearly, paid in ad-
vance subscription will count 100
votes.
Fill out the accompanying coupon
with the, name and address of your
choice TO-. queen from Lexington
county, and bring or mail it to The
Dispatch-News. The standing Of the
candidates will be published in our
issue Of February %.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
WEEK OF PRAYER AT
... ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

| The Womans Missionary Society
| of St. Stephens Lutheran church
! will hold a week of prayer during the
! Lenten season, beginning Monday
February "A. and continuing through
| Sunday. February 20. Services Will
| he held each day, beginning at 4 o.
! clock in the afternoon. The following
| nrogram has been arranged for the
! week:
General Theme: The Offering Upon
the Golden Altar.-Rev. S:4
Monday-Inner Mission Day.
Topic:-Reasons for Prayer. Bible
Lesson:-Psalm 63. Leader Mrs. P.
H. Shealy.
Tuesday-Home Mission Day.
Topic:-The Secret of Effectual
Prayer. Bible Lesson:-The relation
of faith, promise and praise to an
swered prayer. II Chronicles 2o:10-
l3; 1917: 20-22. Leader-Mrs. E. G.
Dreher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
Topic:-How to Pray Bible Les
son:-How not to pray and how to
pray. Matt 6:5-13. Leader-Miss
Caro- Ehrd.
Thursday-Foreign Mission Day.
Topic:-Objects of Prayer. Bible
Lesson:-A United Prayer and its
Answer. Acts 4:23-31. Leader-Mrs.
B. H. Barre.
Friday-Young Peoples Day.
Topic:-The Stewardship Of Prayer.
Bible Lesson:-The Lords High
Priestly Prayer. John Tread "a
least from 9-25. Leader-A1iss Mary
C. Wingard.
Sunday.
Public service at the church at 7:30
p. m. Topic:-Christ's Conquering
Power Released Through Our Prayers
and Gifts.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs. Frank w. Shealy narrowly
escaped injury Tuesday morning
when the automobile in which she
was driving from the depot to Lex
inGtOu Skidded into 4 ditch on the
roadside on the hill near the resi-
drnre OF Mr.. g. NJ Harmon. The
car was damaged considerably. but
Mrs. Shealy escaped without injury.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
MIR. \. y. TAYLOR Is
BUILDING NEW IONI.
February s, 1921.

Mr.. Albert r.. Taylor is erecting 4
mic" hungalo Just out Of, town on the
road between Lexington and Georges
mill. just to the rear Of Chas. T..
Taylnr's home, and expects to have
il ready for occupancy about the first
Of March. Mr.. Taylor is at present
occupying one of Chief kelso' s
houses.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
LENTEN SERVICES
AT ST. STEPHENS

Rev A. 3. Obenschain has arranged
a program for the special Lenten
and Easter services for st. Stephen S
Lutheran church. to be carried out,
beginning tonight and continuing
through Easter Sunday. Following are
the dates on which services will be
held and the subjects for each SER
vice: 7
Wednesdays at 500 p. III.
February 9th-"The Treasure
Which May Not Be Stolen.'
Feb. 1fth-"Is Church Going A
Luxury or A Necessity?''
February 23d-"Christ's Forgiving
Spirit Is Revealed"
March 2d-"Christ Gives Hope to
The Repentant Thief
March 9th-"Christ Commits His
Mother to His Beloved Disciple"
March 16th-"Christ Feels For
saken.''
Sundays at 200 \. VI. and 80 p. NJ.
February 18th, A. M.-''The Temp
tation of Christ" P. M.-"Praying
to Be Delivered from Evil"
February goth, A. M.-"Continuing
in Prayer Brings Results P. NJ
"Without Prayer One Is Not Chris
tian."
February 9th. A. M-"Remaining
True to Ones Religious Vows" P. NJ.
-"Away from God One Is Spiritually
Bankrupt
March 9Th. A. M.-"Much Out of
Little.' ?. M-'The Only Source OF
True Happiness
March 18th. A. M.-"Christ, The
Great High PRIEST p. M.-"The I'm
folding Of Gods Loye.'
March goth. A. M.-'W'e Live for
What?" p. M.-"Continuing in The
Race Of Life
Holy Week at 500 p. vi.
Monday, March 21st-"Christ's Vic
tory Is Recognized
Tuesday, March 22d-"Pilate's
Question and Christ's Answer
Wednesday. March 22d-"Christ
Thirsts.''
Thursday, March 24th-"Christ
Comforts His Apostles
Friday, March 25th-'Christ's
Work Finished, He Commits His Spir-
it to His Father"
Easter. Sunday, March 9th, 600
A. M.-"The Empty Tomb
Easter Sunday, March 9th, 1900
A. M.-"God., The Father Honors
God, The Son
Easter Sunday, 7:3O P. M.-Easter
Service by The Sunday School
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
HOT SUPPER.

The ladies Of the Red Bank Baptist
church will give an old time hot sup
per ut the school house February 10.
BEGINNING ~ : o'clock. The proceeds
will go to tnc benefit Of the church.
Come All and have Il good time and
help good cause.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
PARTY AT
STYX'S SCHOOL HOUSE

There will be a Valentines party,
fish fly. and other amusement at Con-
garee school. StyX, Saturday night,
FEBRUARY l.. beginning at $50 o.
'clock.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09

No couple ever married without dis
appointing somebody and they are
fortunate if they don't finally disap-
point everybody.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
Bon HEUR CLl Is.

Mrs. Karl T. Oswald will entertain
the Boa Heur club Friday afternoon
IT | o'clock.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09

\ mans logic is gOOd-but a wO-
mans ''hunch" is frequently better.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09

It's 4 short lane that echoes no
blowout.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-09
Sunday.

Public service at the church at 7:30
p. m. Topic:-Christ's Conquering
Power Released Through Our Prayers
and Gifts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
The Worlds Great Need.
By William Jennings Bryan.

To the church and schools We must
look for leadership in the defense OF
the Bible and all the vital doctrines
for which the Bible stands.
The great need Of the world today is
TO &c; back 10 God-back TO the real
Belief in q living Got-to a belief in
( Cos as Greater, Preserver and loving
/ Heavenly Father When one believes
in 4 personal God and considers him.
self 4 part OF Co.'s plan he will be anx-
ious TO know Gods will and DO it. seek
ing direction through prayer and made
peetien, through faith.
The time calls loudly for a return 10
the fundamentals Of religion and they
should not e coniraiicted in the
schools. Where the Bible cannot be
defended il should not BE attacked. No
amount Of Book learning can COM
Pensa;e FOR the undermining of the
students faith.
Man is the haniivork OF the Al
mighty He Is superior TO the beasts of
the felt. greater than any created
thing-hut - LILLE lower than the an
gels" Goi made him for a purpose.
placed before him infinite possibilities.
Tie Heavenly Father heckors man up
ward ant the Bible points the way:
mas czn OBEY and travel toward per-
lection ~ the path that Gc5 revealed.
o. man san 5isoeey ant fall 70 4 lover
level, in some respects. than tina: OF
the eruieS about him. Looking heaven
yard. man can h1i inspiration in his
lineage; looking ahou, him he IS COM
Pel.et TO kindness - Z sense Of kin
ship which binds him 70 his t7othsrs
Mighty problems demand MS attention.
-orlS'S DESTINY is 70 te decided ~
him. What time has ne 70 waste in
hunting for missing links o. in
searching fo- resemolzaces between
his forefatfe-s AMI the ape: IN His
!1ase"-in this sign re Conquer.
We are rot the progeny Of ths
brute, Ee have TO; been forces Upward
y e'iRa. push ne yp=-e-: as:t.s- have
se ;umsle5 upward ~ chance. We are
attracted ~ the Heavenly Father ~
lie power OF love- power which fms
rs expression in Chris: s-ho promised
=. II be ifte3 VI from me earth.
~. draw all men unto Me
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Budala and Lions.

An African s?c---a-. shile hunting
n TIE bush. sG- : --oa5e-i-! s:-uss,s
q brute :o-ceS ee;-se- : --o-aSet sui.
fac and three Hens TIE Ic-s ha.
ove-take- re ev4a,o. AT ss-. tear.
'1s TIN NTH GAYS 2o- ;ee:n.
TIE sa.S., q: scu t-ss3 . ao.:
rs GU asai-s: rs aSsa.l.a,s: sur il
Ta.1 - - :.e-?; . gore them. ne
cunning lic1S eSacet ire ,n-rsts -
Hces:aE MS s.:s. -: tins keeping their
eoc'es parable, ~i;h rs. Ore lion.
While Glazing :: re euz3.o's rex. xas
swung cc-7.e:e.y % A;s legs. ass MIR
swings c1..: - rs arms.
Eaa re eu=a,o es=a u--cu--et. -
might have ;,sa-s5 himself. sve-
though ;1e ot3s ssz:-s: Mn were ,A-sz
70 or. TIE struggle. ~a!:A o-.as %
re ;l:U: c! :as; uzs ser = sl:-Y-
seS. 80 80 .2s: -aay minutes. he
eC1a!' us k:.ec = ;Ae e-.,s:. .: -
:2s ::7s- yre= = .s.. :.e G:-s s.,.,.
@;;1 ;aE.- :;'st==: - tie >a-:ass. a.:
7'a-<- ;-s.- ?zsG-s Ct y:-.c-,.
her t-.-c- rs s..-. - -.
ec:.s;s .: :As 80 -A:;s hunters -,
-: seer ;A= 5sA: sl..st 10 :!t.e-.-.
St-1-e- ;-s ;1.-c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
/ : Navy Builds New Type Of Di.
riEible MouriaE.

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November Popular Ma:aa-.>s Maya.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Irarhe Signal on Springs Csnno, BE
knocked Down.

The t7eevea; destruction Q. .1mle-
T4!- crossing lights - motorists has
e II tie development Of tra.sc sig
-! oa springs. SAYS tie November
Popular M=>aE1:os Magazine = ar
illustrated article. TIE re- signal
rs; stands oye- aavi,y . box =:
as.o~ ne sU-!z;z. !: tie - - tie
a-X are four arms --.:h S2-as ee.--
.7ss- o. these rests cas:-:-o- hsIl.
.--;1 II diameter \ hear spiral
S?7'1s coaaerts ring at the eo:rol q.
;1e eoH E.:h zJp;he. O. the sal. TIE
2os:. -A:eh IS maze Q: Sheet metal. =
-'Te;e- 70 tie tall ~S,c- Down an.
>;'7 signs are So: into The s::as II
~ glass Lights inside lie c5,e
-,ase :; corSP!c-ous :: r:s-.. Street
NAMES APPEAR =; tie 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Songs of Safety First

Lies slumbering here
One William Lake;
He heard the bell.
But had no brake
Detroit News.
Al Fifty miles
Drove Ollie Pidd.
He thought he wouldn't
Skid, but he did.
Rome, y. T., Times.
On. sad's the fate
or handsome Merle:
He had has arm
Around his girl.
Exchange.
AZ ninety miles
Drove Edward Shawn,
The motor STOPPED,
BIZ, E5 vent on.
Little Falls. y. Y, Times
sass aA4Ns. - ~
For Jackson Druck;
His Lizzie Nas lighter
Than the truck.
-Scran;onian.
Here lies what's left
OF Billie Blye;
A bug aev in
His only eye
Utica, y. Y. Press.
Wife and children
Mourn his loss;
He trie5 10 seat
The train across.
Pacific Semaphone.
Down in The creek
Sleeps Jerr Bass:
The bridge AIS marrow.
He tr:et 70 PASS.
-VJlkesesrre Leader.
Here lies the eo3y
OF enc aa-,s- Bill.
He tC.st 10 creep
Around Fishers Hill.
-St-aSeurs NevS.
Here's al. ;aa:'S .a!t
o! Jzsoa 8o.e;
He sPeste3 her Up
On cur aev Safe roa5.
Hampshire Review.
This IS II memory
OF BENJAMIN Pratt.
He let 60 Of tie sheel
To e-ac for MS hat.
SEsphe.SstoEn Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Why There Is Enough Wool.

One OF the NOS, interesting studies
in the history Of supply and demand
IS furnished BY the recent course of
trade in WOOL. The important facts are
these: The annual production OF wool
in the world has varied little in the
last twenty years; IL is now, as il was
in 1900. at little less than three Bill
lion pounds. The prosperity that pre-
vailed during three quarters Of that
time resulted in a large increase not
only in the population but also in the
number OF people who could afford TO
have. and did have. expensive wooden
clothing; yet the price Of wool has not
been un5uly high, except when war pre-
vented its reaching the general market.
Now the price is low, and there is a
large surplus stock for which there is
no immediate demand.
No doubt the presen; excess of sup
ply is owing in part TO the fact that
stocks that accumulated during the
war and that could not then Be sold
have since nme into the market. bu,
that circumstance does not account for
the fact that for twenty years q sup
PLY that did not increase in amount
suSeet for amuc n larger BODY Of con-
sumers. The fact seems paradoxical:
how did it happen?
II vas chiefly the result OF changes
made BY fashion" all tending in the
same direction. The clothing both Of
men and OF women has been becoming
less and less dependent. not on WOOL.
but on so much Of it, The presiden.
Of large association Of wool manufac-
turers said lately in an address that the
average weight Of fabrics for mems
winter su!tings has dTppped in fev,
wears from twenty ounces 10 the ward
10 thirteen ounces or less-a reduction
Of quite one-thir5. The decrease in the
weight 81 summer suitings is less. hut
even tia; IS at least one-sixth. For
underwear. 1,s-ino or plain cotton gar.
-eats have taken the place Of heav.
knitted spolen underwear for wear the
year round.
he women have t=e7 responsible for
ths rest The once fashionable Bal.
moral unterskirt. : heavy wooden gar.
nen' H-as already thing Of The pas
IN 1900; hut since then the skirts o.
gowns have b%ea mercilessly contract.
e IN circumference ans merc;fuli,
shortened II length. The last genera,
;io1 vas stirred 10 seroe teaunciario-
Of streei-ssesP;ag skirts. Silk or 81.
Ton houses aad shirt waists are no.
So!a zeoTe skirts that are thsnselv.:
more frequently Of silk OF cotton thar
. Q: -ool uan;He5 v;:h cotton
Probably the changes thz, are takirf
Fiaaoe hare -ezr.y or quite -eache.
TIE limit Men are TO; likey n &c
more lightly c,a3 than they a-e nox
Vo1s2s skirts are very unlikely :.
ot>o-s Tuc1 shorter: and tits -eoo-te-
nat there IS rsv revival Of .he fash.
;on G. tie aooor5;oa-Plsa,e5 Skin.
-7:ch takes t-:oe as much clo,h a7-
q heavier goods |! there shc-!i -
reversal! 9! The resent AVS Q. t2saic-
ne -o.lc -oul5 have 70 raise nor:
sheep o. - shocl3 have 70 raw -rc-
more TO- OR clothes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
AN INVESTMENT
/ COED READING

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= 80 =: S-:- :-s- s-.s- ,-4
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Automatic Tipple Dumps Cars b,
Gravity.

H';ne-Ic. q! -c:a:;-g ;:cP!es use: 70.
cc-P:-s --.-s cars have eeea seos3!.
81: rrc- so-,e outside source Q. co..
= Tor their operation ! oe- ar III.
re. o=s--;ee5 r.: ;.,us:-s,e. II Pop.
r'2- Mechanics Magazine .o- Noye-.
a=:' co=s 30 -e2C:-e any power 20,
- operation. @Ncert That !u--sshe! -
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ne >a-s -oc-;, TIE c=,-e- Q. --:y.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
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TIE OPEN ROAD

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Catarrh lannot Be Cured

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10

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