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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21
Wedding Invitation Received.

Wedding Invitation Received.
Friends have received cards which
read Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fred re-
quest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter, Lib
bic, to Mr.. Samuel Lieberrpan, on Sun
day evening January the 3Oth, 1921,
at 7 o'clock. Synagogue Agudath-Ja-
cob. At home after March 10, Detroit,
Michigan. An enclosed card reads: Re-
ception Immediately after the cere-
mony. Parties in honor of the bride
to-be and Mesdame Kaplan and Lieb-
erman of Detroit who are coming for
the wedding are to be given this COM
ing week.
Miss Bertha Berkman is visiting in
Fort Worth.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Agu-
dath-Jacob Synagogue held its meet
ing at the home of Mrs. ]. M. Rosen-
berg on North Fourth street. After
the business meeting, the members
presented Mrs. Harry Freeman, the
retiring president with beautiful sill
yer candelabra. The newly elected Off
GERS are Mrs. L. Fred, president; Mrs.
H. Novch, vice-president; Mrs. /.
Berkman Jr., secretary; and Mrs. ].
M. Rosenberg treasurer. A pleasant
social hour was enjoyed and delicious
refreshments were served. Quite a
neat sum was donated for the Jewish
War Sufferers.
Mrs. ]. D. Novich and daughter,
Harriet, and Miss Kenny Sabel Of
New York, arrived Tuesday to visit the
H. Novich household.
Mrs. M. Lehman and daughter,
Mrs, H. Kaplan, Of Detroit, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fred for
the Liebman-Fred wedding on the
30th Of January.
Mrs. L. Fred and Miss Libby Fred
will entertain with Rose Tea We'd
nesday from 4 to 6 honoring Mes
danes Leberman and H. Kaplan Of
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Block Of Gal.
weston have returned home after q
pleasant visit with Mrs. H. Nocict
and family.
Mr.. Roy Abramsohn of Detroit
Michigan, is a visitor here.
Miss Rose 0shrin Of New Jersey Il
the guest Of Miss Leah Adele Freed
man.
Mr.. H. Green Of Point Maron, Va.
is visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
2. Hoppenstein.
Mr.. Dessauer is in Waco n the in
terest Of the Jewish Monitor.
Miss Barbara Cromwell Of Louisi
ana is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S
Strauss.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21
Friday, January 81, 1921

and Mesdames Horwitz, Wolfson,
Kaufman, Lyons, Leopold, Morris, Le-
vim of Dallas, and Mrs. Friedenheight
of Oklahoma City.
Little Misses Nathaline and Helen
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Bezradny IekaS.

"Nevlm uz, co nam prede-
psati ctyrem dceram PAM ra-
dove. Stale jim neco schazf a
marne jim predpisuji osyedce-
ne leky'.
"Pfiteli, kolego, jen zkus a
nabidni jedne Q Mich svou ruku.
Uvidis, jak Sc vSecky hned u
zdravi".
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''SvET"

dech. Tim ovsem je dzasn6jsf
prolhanost pranicemna, s niz
prichazeli vzdy Mad'afi pred
svetove forum, ably zhanobili
slovensky narod = jak ostat-
ne mad slunce jasneji dokazuie
prave zminena anglicka kniha
mad'arska. Panov6 Hlinko a
Jurigo, tax mluvi o vaSem lidu
Mad'ari, pro kter6 pracujete!
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s1ohnksaass~Dt
Americti Cecboslovaci

AmeflCIl (eChOSIOvaCI ko-
nall minulych dnech v Ma
rOdni rade Ceskoslovenske v
Praze "a predsednictvi posi-.
AID. P~rokupka a min. rady dra.
j. Auerhana pracovni porady
o otazkach narodnich, kultur-
Mich a narodohospodaTskych
dulezitych pro dusevni spojeni
ICechoslovaku americkych Sc
starou vlastl V Gs. republice.
Nekolikahodinne vecne porady
ty, kterych Sc sucastnili predni
ceskoslovenSti pracovnici do
maci, mely velmi pozoruhodny
prubeh. We druhe porade pri-
jata byla Sc zajmem take in
formace prof. dra. Syllaby, Wy
zadana americkymi krajany, o
prestale chorob6 p. p~residenta
T. G.. Masaryka, jakoz zvlaSte
sdeleni z kancelare p~residenta
r~epubliky o vyborn6m vysled-
ku re zotavene ma Capri. = Sc
zajmem prijato bylo sdeleni p.
dra. Pecivala, re Cechoslovaci
americti ~odevzdaji pr oslave
n~arodniho syatku americkeho
" pondeli A. cervence dopole-
dine V Obecnim dome Narodni
rade ceskoslovenske ameri-
ckou vlajku jake uznani "a
dlouholetou jeji praci pro SOU
cinnost S krajany americkymi.
P. Jurigovi a jinym mad'aro-
filum Ia ramecek. Londynsky
d~opisoyatel Lid. Novin" sdelu-
Je svemu listu, re dostala Sc mu
do rukou obsahla propagacni
knizka mad'arska, pSana an
glicky, V niz Mad'afi ovsem do
nebes velebi sebe, stavice ma
odiv svoii "vyspelost mad ostat
mimi narody uherskymi". Pou-
kazuje Sc v knize te ma to, re
ruske Wade Gsou mineny sa-
mozrejme pomery predvalec-
ne) Sc RADIO yytyka, re rusky
lid nechaya v nevzdelanosti, ne
gramotnosti, ale to pry nemusi
byti vzdy praydiyym doku-
mentem, re by vlada mela ma
tonic stavu lidu vinu. jake pry
y Uhrachi Tam vSichni marc
dove mali plnou CD svobodu
CID a prave proto Sc nesmi da-
vati mad'arske Wade vina ma
pr, Re Slovaci jsou tax zaosta-
Ii, nevzdelani, negramotni, spo
kojujice Sc jen svoji pro-
hnanosti CD. ktera hranici az
Sc z%locinnosti CD. Vinu ma
tonic nizkem stavu Slovaku
ma vyhradn6 inferiorita jejich
plemenel = Jak tomu bylo We
starych Uhrach "a mad'arske-
no rezimu, vSichni vite, a nej-
lepe to vedi naSi Slovaci, kteri
tn mad'arskou slobodenku po-
citili ma svych ~vlastnich "a
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Re skoly.

Ucitel: "Volavko, je zalo-
vano, yes vybiral ptackum va
jicka!"
Yak: "Pane uciteli, ia mic
nevybiral, ia ie bral naporadn.
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Ucitel: 81 kazdeho Cloveka
Dude po smrti prach - a co
jest6 Dudku?"
Yak (synek lesniho) "a
broky."
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dli ku stolu jiz pr svetle.
Vzduch venku byl dusny
rebe bylo cernymi mraky zata-
zeno, ktere V jihozapadni stra-
ne Sc hromadily. Kazdym Okla
mzikem hrozila boure.
Zach, zapomneli jsme ma
hribata", pravila nahle pach-
tyrka, 'jsou jeste venku V ma
lie ohrade!"
"Rychle pro ne must nekdo
jit', ,dolozil Parizot, "nebot'
povetri Sc obraci'.
Zablesklo Sc a V dali zadu-
mel hrom.
"Jdete, vzdychava Lizo",
pravila pachtyfka, "otevfte
dvirka, hribata vas uslysi a sa-
ma utekou domu".
"Pujdu S vami', pravila Dio-
nysie.
Mem tfeba, byste sly ODE,
jedna to obstara; mimo to po-
trebuji tie muzsti, Dionysie,
pri nakladani sena, jez rano do
m6sta Sc poveze''.
"Dobre, dobre', odpoved6la
Dionysie, jdouc ku dverim.
"Dobry boze", pravila Diony
sic, patfic ven, "vzdyt' ie tina
jake V pytli, neni videt ami ma
krok!" Rekla tax, ana videla,
re Liza odchazi bez svetla, a
dolozila "Vzdychava Lizo, We
zm6te pfece sebou svitilnu!"
"Potrebujeme ODE svitilny! !"
pravil jeden celedin.
"Coz jest takova tina ven
ku?" tazala Sc pachtyrka.
"Pohled'te, PAM Patriotic
val"
Gertrude vysla ven a pra-
villa: "Kdyz cloyek re svetla
vyjde, IDA Sc mu venku velka
tina.
81 vzdyt' naSe Liza INA do
bre kazdy kamen ma pastviSti
a zajiste neklopytne', dolozil
Parizot.
Noyy blesk ozafil krajinu.
"Ano, ano", praviIa Klara
Guerinova, "nepotfebuji svitil-
nu, blesky mi budou swift. A
sla.
"Dejte pozor, vzdychava Ii
zo', volala "a nj Dionysie, "az
puJdete kolem moGalu!"
Slova tato vzbudila pachtyr-
&c 20 celem t6le husi kuzi.
"Jdete ostatni", pravila 1--WE,
jake by skryti chtela sv6 roz-
client, "jdete nakladat seno;
mate dobrou hodinu prace!"
Klara Guerinoya nesp6cnala
We tine, aCkoliy znala dobre
krajinu, jak pachtyr sam po-
dotkl. Teprve ia malou ctvrt
hodiny prisla k ohrade pro hri-
bata.
Tato liz uzkostliy6 il oceka-
vala, a jakmile Liza dvirka o.
brady otevrela, vyritila Sc hfi-
bata a uhanela 20 pastvine ku
statku.
Klara Guerinoya Vahala n.y.
nj, kterym smerem b Use vrati-
la, nev6d6la kudy, nebot' sta
lynn blyskanim byla zmatena.
Dala Sc peSinou skrze luka, kite
rou doufala bezpecn6 nalezti.
BRIO spatrila pred sebou sve-
Ito re statku, ktere il bylo vo-
ditkem.
V bazinach emily zaby ohlu-
Sujici hrmot, jakoby pfekriceti
chtely jekot v6tru We vetvich
stromovych.
Kdyz stara sluzka dosla k
bahnu, Sla zvolna a opatrne po-
del brehu jeho We stinu starych
vrb, kde byla tina jeste vetsi,
nez kde iinde.
Nahle vyskocil proti nj ne
znamy Glov6k q Klara Gueri-
nova, nemajic ami Gasu, by W.
kirk re sebe vydala, kacela Sc
uolu do bahna.
Stara sluzka ruce vztyella,
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PRODAJl Sc diva lotv

PRoDAJl Sc diva Lofty ma
vych. 149. III. 2 Kinsman rd.,
kazdy Y rozm6ru 40 pri 240
str. Dulezita pricina mutt k
prodeji. Mali peynou cenu
$1,000, dali Sc "a $1,000. Hla
ste Sc V els. 1857 Z. 149. I'll.
1928
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MA PRODEJ. Prave isme
v~ystaveli dun o 6ti pokojich Sc
Vslm modernim zarizenim, kite
ry Sc proda "a mirnou cenu.
Castku hotove a ostatni ma mir
ne splatky. Naleza Sc ma vych
1872 I'll. Haste Sc u l.. Sanda.
3175 E. lie. al.
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LACE DOMU.

LACE DOMU. Nam pro-
deli dyou i jednorodinne domy
v Gene cd $4,000 do $4,000 pr
mensi splatce hotove a ostat-
nj ma vFhodne splatky Prijd'-
tie Sc poradit a blizsi informace
YAM poda ochotn6 Ed. Caba-
lex. 23qo r. 121. st. 1927
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Blesk, jenz ma okamzik oza-
Ri krajinu, objevil starym I'VE
tralym vrbam ma smrt bledeho
clov6ka, jenz mad okrajem
hahna sklonen, S upjatou po-
zornosti naslouchal, zdaz ne
zaslechne nejaky podezrely
zvuk.
Clovek tento byl onen re
brak, jenz pred polednim ma
statku Sc objevil. Nemel svou
mosnu, ami hui sukovou, a ne
byl jednoruky. Voda pred MIN
byla nyni klidna, nebylo slyseti
ami sebe jemnejSi cereni.
Jen n6ktere zaby, jez sme-
lejsi byly, nez ostatni, a vyle-
Fly znova ma breh, pocaly svGj
krehot.
Stale SCI" zasycel pred Sc
be ukladnik.
Nyni Sc vztycil, uzkostlive
Sc ohledl a dial Sc ma utek 2 mi
sta zlocinu, jakoby Stvan byl
liticemi, kTicicimi "a MIN:
"vrahul vrahul'
Krev V zilach jeho vrela, hla
va hrozila ohnem Sc rozSkoGit,
nedbal ma mic a utikal pc lou
&c, stale klopytaje a stale Sc O.
hlizeie, zdaz n6kdo no nepro-
nasleduje. Upadl do .jamy,
zmachal Sc V bahnu, coz no
vzpamatovalo, re opatrne bral
Sc ku predu, hruzou Sc tresa,
by sam nezapadl n6kde do be-
zcdneho bahna.
KOneGne nalezl cestu, KITE
rou hledal a ktera vedla ku
Vnicim a temito pres vrSek ku
blizk6mu hustemu lesu. Nezna-
my vrah bro zmizel V houSti-
nc a jake Stvana zyer hnal a
dral Sc dale. Pc n6kolika mi
nutach zastavil, ably dechu ma
bral, byl jiz hluboko V houSti-
ne, vynal malou svitilnu, TAX
zvanou zlodeiskou, Y niz ne
chal malou zari padati ma ce~
stu.
Slidil, jake pes pc n6jake
stope, pc nejakych zname-
Mich. Byl zpocen, zastavil Sc
znova. Ohlizel Sc kolem opatr-
ne, nalezal Sc blizko neiak6
propasti, snad u ellie cesty sye.
Small klobouk, odvazal paruku
& faleSny vous, vysvlekl hale
nu a roztrhane kalhoty, jakoz
] pfeSlapane stare boty. Ma to
rozhrnul nekolik hustle srost-
lych stromku a vytahl re sire
du iich move saty, ktere rychle
oblekl. Stare hadry syazal S pa
rukou a vousy do uzliku, jejz
hodil do blizk6 propasti. NY
nj zmizel zebrak, .ienz rano a
dnes vecer byl V okoli Parizo-
tova statku", zamrucel femme
pred sebe.
Ano, ale vrah Klary Gueri-
move byl dosud zde, a my po-
znaVame tonic bidniku by
valeho tajemnika pana Jora-
mica, zlotrileho Saula Cordie-
ra.
Wal svou svitilnu do ruky
a smele dial Sc ma dalsi cestu,
nyni z lesa, z ktereho bro Wy
sci ma hlavni silnici.
Mel nejvysSi cas-, re bro do
stal Sc pod pfistreSi ma hlavni
sllnici, nebot' pov6tfi Sc pro-
menilo. Spustil shiny lijavec, v
nemz blesk a hrom desne radil.
Il 4 Il
Nepohoda tato shrnula Sc
prave ma udoli grandvalske,
kdez V noel teto hrozna prutrz
mracen spadla. Obyvatele ma
dvorci byli znova pohromade
We velke svetnici.
Oba vozy byly senem nalo-
zeny a k odjezdu pripraveny.
Dionysie: nevidouc syou sta
rou pfitelkyni, -nemohla skryti
svou obavu. Nepokojne chodila
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MOU STAROU

zkusenost v oboru nateracsk6m
a papiroyani pribytk1 prova-
dim opet nasledkem lisovani
meho zelezarskeho obchodu
ma Woodland Ave. Rozpocty
ma pozadani. Prace z~aruccna,
ceny LEVINE a rychla slqzba.
JOS. SIBRAVA,
nateraG a papirovac
1O613 AVE
Princt. 2547 r.
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PRODAJI Sc LEVINE dive po-
stele, jedna mosazna, jedna e.
majlovana, kuchynsky stul, III
die, houpak, screny do oxen,
lahve ma nakladani a RUNE il
ne v6ci. Haste Sc V els. 5614
Hamlet Ave. nahore. Tez va
zana kniha "Zlata Praha".
7-19
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PRODA Sc pozemek 0 75

DN u PULtHIth Q ID
akrech, ma dlazdene ceste "a
Painsville, O., jakoz i vsechno
farmarske naradi a stroje. Pou
re SIS akr. Haste Sc IL JOS,
Meyer, R. F. D. No, :, Leroy
Center, Painesville, o. 1920
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PRONAJME Sc obchodni
misto i S bytem ma vych. 131.
Ul., hodici Sc pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Nal6za Sc ma vych. 131.
vi. c. 1872. DopiSte majetniku
+. Dohnalovi, r. F. ID. No. /,
Burton, O.. -?
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PRODA Sc drubeznicka far
ma o 80 akrech Sc ySfm zafize-
MIN; je velmi urodna a je tam
pekny dunn 0 8 pokojich V roz-
kosnem okoli. Pekna zahrada,
les, dost sena, dobre pastviny
6 protekajici yodou, 2 dobr6
kone, hojnost drubeze, 3 akry
Winnie a jine. Tato farma Sc pro-
da nasledkem umrtf zeny a
proto cena $4,000 je skutecnou
laci.. Mono il splaceti. Haste
Sc Y c. 1892 w. AZ. ST., blize
Clark ave. 7-l9
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PRODA Sc Sici stroj Sin
ger, detska postylka a tahaci
harmonika. Haste Sc V els.
1905 Lester Ave. 7-2O
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o Sc pekne move dra-
ne teske peri velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 5614 Hamlet Ave.
nahore. 7-21
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POKOJE k pronajmuti v
Plzenskem hotelu cd $500 w
Sc, vSe moderne zafizeno, zvla-
Stni vchod. Adressa Plzenskv
Hotel, Broadway. :?
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PRODA Sc lot rozmeru 40
ofi 96 str. ma Coath Ave. Y
blize Skoly, cena $3.50.
Sc V elsie 1901 Coath
Ave. 7-2O
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PRoDA Sc pozemek 0 / a.
Arp Il poulicai kary. Zavolei-
te E. F. Zelenku, Riverside
1H2 Y 60
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO.

by umlkly, a jen hvizdot vetru
a vzdalene duneni hromu rusi-
10 kid nocni.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o 6 svet
nicich dole, pripraven hned k
nastehovani. Haste Sc Y els.
1888 Coath Ave. 1920
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-09
Furman Club for Aiken and
Edgefeld Counties.

Aiken, Nov. 8.-Former students
and graduates of Furman University
residing in Aiken and Edgefeld coun-
ties met here Monday night and or
ganized The Furman Club of Aiken
Edgefeld Counties.
The following were elected officers
of the club: President, Ex-Gov. John
C. Sheppard, Edgefeld; vice presi-
dent, A. j. Lewis, banker, Johnston
secretary-treasurer, L. R. Holley,
banker, Aiken. Executive Commit
tee: L. R. Holle,y chairman; A. E.
Padgett, president Farmers Bank,
Edgefeld; W. D. Holmes, assistant
postmaster, Johnston; H. E. Holley
planter, Aiken; J. j. Nixon, business
man, North Augusta.
Organization of the Furman Club
followed the appearance here of L.
M. Glenn, executive secretary of the
Furman University Alumni Associa-
ton under whose direction Furman
men throughout South Carolina are
now being organized into county
clubs.
L. M. GLENN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-09
News from Kirksey.

We are having bad weather for
the first of November.
Mrs. Mollie Harris is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. L. Carpenter of North
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Robertson of
Ninety Six visited their son, Mr.. Jer-
ry Robertson of Kirksey section Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. j. B. Chappell is business
fellow in Epworth. He makes his reg
ular trip every Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Thelma and Odessie QUITS
of Phoenix visited Miss Gladys Rob-
ertson of Kirksey section last week.
Mr.. Serenus Mcdowell of Meeting
Street was visitor in Edgefeld on
Saturday.
Miss Lucille Strom of Kirksey spent
last week with Miss Mary Emma
johnson of Kirksey.
Mrs. E. T. Chappell was shopping
in Greenwood Tuesday.
Miss Cell Wood Of Ninety Six was
a visitor of Miss Viola Robertson of
Kirksey section Saturday.
Mesdames Ivy DeLoach of Meet
ing Street and ]. B. Chappell of
Kirksey, visited Mr.. Bill Rambo of
Epworth last Saturday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-09
The Boil Weevil and the
Weather.

Clemson College, Nov. $50 far
the weather conditions this fall have
been rather favorable for the boil
weeviPs preparation for the winter,
says Prof. A. F. Conrad, entomolo-
gist. These pests may be found now
in both the full grown and the kick
er stages in and about old cotton
bolls. The farmer in planning his pro-
gram for next year should carefully
consider the weather conditions on
account of its great influence on wee
vii activity the following season.
To those who follow this pest care
fully it is quite apparent that, should
we have repetition of the warm
winter like that of 1921, the weevil
damage may be expected to be Sc
we're next year over the greater por-
tion of the state. On the other hand
should next winter be severe one,
the weevil may receive a consider
able backset, especially where Sc
we're winter is followed by dry wealth
er in June and July.
Just what the winter will do the
weevil can not be forecast Mt this
time, but everyone knows that the
more protection the greater will be
the number of weevils that survive
the winter successfully. Farmers will
fully leaving their stalks and stub
BILE on the fields should consider what
great enemy they are harboring
and what a destructive nuisance they
are maintaining in their community.
Owing to the open weather the op-
portunities for this fight are still ex-
cellent, and every agency in every
community should exert every infu-
ence possible to get every cotton
stalk destroyed by shopping and
plowing under at the earliest date.
possible and practicable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-11-09
CLAUDE T. BURNETT,
Com. Post No. 80, Edgeield Co.


We have been pleased to hear sew
eral very favorable expressions con-
cerning the exhibit of Mr.. F. F.
Rainsford at the Georgia Carolina
Fair in Augusta last week. His Jersey
cows were easily the first on the list
among live stock exhibits. His cash
prizes amounted to $85. Great is the
pity that we have no county fair for
the exhibit of live stock. Nothing
stimulates farmers to higher and bet
ter things from an agricultural stand
point than creditable exhibits of their
neighbors at fairs. Mr.. Rainsford is
credited with having the finest Jer-
sey heifer in the state, but we doubt
if all of his neighbors within radius
of five miles know it.
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these salt plains and developed its
name from the salty character of the
water. The plain was interesting
mostly for what lay underground.
Soon the rain began to fall, and
the "salt had lost its savor," so we
wound our way back over the grass
grown roads to civilization.
This country is overrun with rab-
bits. They scamper across the road
early in the evening in crowds. 1t is
quite custom to hunt and ride at
the same time, shooting through the
open windshield, or else to sit on the
hood of the car and get an even bet
ter aim.
handle gun with all the awk-
wardness of the novice, and nothing
I aim at need have any fear. It is
safe.
I can imagine no country more des-
olate than this will be, when the chill
wind sweeps across the open plains
and the few trees will be leafless.
However, since "the city of Hap
piness is in the state of mind" l
shall try to create the proper re-
action.
FLORENCE MINIS.
Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
Nov. 1, 1921.
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"By the president:
"Charles E. Hughes,
Secretary of State.
To Organize Potato Growers
Association.

A meeting will be held at the
Court House Saturday morning at
IL o'clock to organize the Edgefeld
Potato Growers Association. Many
farmers in this section have express
ed the desire to learn how to culti-
vate the early potato rcop. All who
are interested in the growing of
early potatoes will meet at this time
to organize an association for the
growing and marketing of the early
potato. This may be one way to beat
the boil weevil. Come if you are only
going to plant a small quantity.
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den. -
The senior and junior B. Y. P. U.
held their regular meeting at Philip
pi Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. j. T. Rhoden and family went
to Augusta Tuesday.
Misses Evelyn Scott, Pansy and
Thelma Derrick spent the day last
Tuesday with the Lott girls.
Mr.. Luther Lott moved on Novem--
ber 7th to Vaucluse. They certainly
will be missed in the Long Branch
community.
Misses Julia Clark and Lizzie Har-
vey went to Mrs. E. L. Ready's last
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Farrah and Azilee and Av-
cry Salter went on business trip to
Edgefeld last Friday afternoon.
The senior B. Y. P. U. of Philippi
enjoyed a pound party at Mr.. John.
Claxton's last Friday night. Quite
crowd was there and everybody had
good time.
Little Ada Rodgers spent the week.
end with Vera Clark.
Misses Mildred and Jacque Mat
thews of Columbia are visiting Miss
Matte Hair.
Misses Grace and Saline Clark:
spent the weekend with Misses Ruby
and Frances Herlong Of Johnston.
Mr.. Pierce Herrin came back from
Millen, Ca, where he has been visit
ing his brother.
Mr.. o. C. Clark and family visited
at Mr.. G. D. Rhoden's last Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Sawyer of Warrenville
spent Sunday at Mr.. R. L. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Hair visited Mr..
ofie Hair last Sunday.
Rev. Foreman spent Saturday
night at Mr.. G. L. Salter's. r
Mr.. Will Hare spent several days
last week in Columbia.
Misses Nora McGee, Lucille Hair
and Mr.. Sim Clark and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. j. B.
Rhoden.
Misses Evelyn and Lorene Scott
spent Sunday with Misses Farrah and
Azilee Salter.
Mr.. Hugh Clark and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Clark.
Sunday morning before leaving
Philippi Mr.. Jesse Williams lost con-
troll of his car and ran into group
of girls in the church yard. Miss
Evelyn Scott was hurt, but none of
the others.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. Si-
las Yonce is very i'll at this writing.
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Sunday Services at Methodist
Church.

Services will be conducted in the
Edgefeld Methodist church Sunday
at 1:3O a. m., and 1880 p. m. by Rev.
G. W. M. Taylor, the pastor, who has
just returned from the annual con-
ference.