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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

The churches ~ Manhattan island
H. the very early days were not heat.
ed. says Gas Logic. " l. related that
the "hnlfdoz"n Dummies preached
with heavy knit or FUR caps pulled
over their ears and wearing mitiens 3"
Both men aud women carried nuts
aud wore them in church and the
hrnd u ~" family. when be fcl, 30 In
cllned. smoked his pipe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
TEST SEEDS BEFORE SOWING
OF Big Advantage to Farmer to De-
ternins Purity and Termination
Of Various Grains

Whether the seed In for sale ~ for
his own use on the farm. the farmer
will find Il 10 his advantage To test
his seed. OF have Il tested. for purity
aud termination. In making a purity
test. according to the United States
Department of Agriculture. Il II Gus
tOmary 10 determine the percentage II
pure seed. inert matter such as dirt,
chan. and broken seeds. and foreign
seeds. including weed and other kinds
4 sample Is taken varying In weight
from a. loo grams or more Ga tea.
spoon for the clovers and small-see,led
grasses, a tablespoon for the grasses.
aud a considerably larger amount for
cereal gralnsl, depending upon the
size Of the seed being examined. Dor
the termination test usually two lots
~ ie seeds each are placed on or
between blo,ting paper canton han.
mel. or such material. and kept In a
room or chamber at "A temperature ~
~ degrees Ca NJ degrees b. for Z
to - days. depending upon the Kind
u seed being tested.
Samples for purity and termination
tests may h. sent TO the seed labora.
tory Of the United States Department
% Agriculture at Washington. u. g..
or 10 the nearest branch seed labor.
story % the United States Department
of Agriculture at Washington. D. C..
or 10 the nearest branch seed
laboratory lccated al Lafayette. Ind.
Columbia. Mo-; College station. Tex. (.
Corvallis. ore. and berkeley. Calf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
RObt. Fox, Lancaster, Ky.
Bry Phop. a7.U. CARRARD COUNTY.
Mental Processes
Brysassviile Phone a7-U.

Mental habit l. tue swat enemy ~
consciously CORRECT a,tiun. u u The
wsy and causes ~ o.. trouble fnr
u seems to y. ou~ Junction of the
subc"nscious mind 90 aHIrf" the con
ious mind 81 to turHian ~ direct
thinking with rrglri tp many 90 uur
routine actions mental prpyr~s -
sume snrt T. connected 5ifr VERY
physical act. but n q HuHst- 90 letrn
the extent to which h-r mental
Processes arv condurf- Vs. iIe sub
conscious mind \ suli 'urf ~ what
"a. averag. man f#rs r.r-f Fay !.
done literall, without thHsir -o far
a. c"nsciuns Thought O. .iusruts-t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
Conclusion orsvely Reached.

James was playing In the back yard.
A lite dog belonging 10 neighbor
came into his yard James tried re.
peate,ily 20 make friends with the dog
bu, the dog would only bark and suarl
when he came near Finally the child
turned to his mother and said. II
don't think that dog shows the right
spirit"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
PUSHING ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Marked improvement in Economic
Conditions Tor Highway Build
ING IN United States

Economic conditions for highway
building In all parts of the United
states have shown marked improve
ment. Railroad facilities for han.
ding road building material are muct
improved. Labor conditions have
been such a. 10 aid road building
Tbs increasing number % unem.
ployed men and the depression gen
orally causing more men 10 he thrown
out OF employment, have been favor.
able to contractors In pushing road
construction
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

This liitlr episod. Ia my NE NC
currcd when was bat slX years ~
axe \ righhors hoy Jack. aud !
loved each either Al was settled he'
tween %. that We should get married
and stlrt housekeeping IN cur c"al
HOUSE. which vas not used during the
sumurr. We had e. furnish our
hou,. urt Al went nn We'll uniil
our parrnts began missing things
dishes. etc 4 whipping apiece md
our romanc. ended chicago Journal
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
No Adul,era,,on pO.sibl. There.

There ar, many odd aud Interesting
sight. g. hc seen iu Paris. Some ~
them would surprise the American boy
ar girl L. the oldrr sections % the
city the mllkuan gees from d""r 10
door playing b.s IAN Pipes" "a
bunch ~ rrr.i- tied iogrtherl and fob
lowed hy bis nnek ~ goats. rrldy 10
b" miikrd To- Stops before the door
az each 80 49, "re sular customers"
who az. SUR 81 V'itiuE fresh milk.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

name. while fayoring hors..radish. II
IL also known To attack turnip and
cabbage. aud after feeding On the
lowe surfac. ~ the leaves sometimes
webs them together near the ground.
when abundant. IL attacks the stalks
even down e. the rpots. u was tirsi
discovered Ia injurious numbers In Wiz.
ginia. near the District Of Columbia
Ia 1919. and occasional attacks have
been noted In Massachusetts. New
York. New Jersey. and Wisconsin. The
moth ~ the species i rather a bright
ocher yellow. with wing spread Of
about inch. peculiarly spotted. The
rggs are deposited Ia compact masses
containing from half q dozen To- q
score. They are little brighter
green than the leaf. and each egg IL
surrounded by an irregular ring 81
yellow spots
The webworm may be controlled by
arsenlcals and 10y Manipulating On
horse radlsh. and more readily on
other crops by fall and spring plow-
Ing aud frequent cultivation.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

EWr uu,. boz while Nr rad ~
q muu '.H- Boz poverty Collin. h"ir
Ia mIii t M prrf time Nr rrad
thai Sufi af news item W. scan 'h.
hnr.r.u cot "a, fa lIiS say In ~" hope
OF nrilug SOME distant relative who
might ,rur dnS dp that thing Cor us,
but alWay. with 90" sam" result. "
th-r- arr any milii"nuir"s m eur
family ~ haven't loouted them,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

The origin u pcws for the use ~
~orslipers may be traced hack 10 the
time ~ the Norman mobiles In those
DAYS the ordinary church gc-r sat on q
thre" legged stool. while the lords ~
the land enjoyed q back when al their
devotipnS
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

on June 2. 1875. while experiment.
Ing on his harmonic telegraph. Aexan-
der Graham Bell made the discovery
that led to the construction OF the
drst telephone.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
cARRARD COUNTY

N you want g. spco-rI son." said
Uncle Eh"n. you snti-r iraru 10 gIi
jes' ~ busy an enthusiastic over
r"g'laJ work o. ypu dp,.. u,cr crap
-Hus
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
Daily Thought.

The minds cf some OF our states
men. like the pupil Of the human eye,
contract themselves the more the
stronger light there Is shed upon than.
Thomas Moore.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
Another impending Apology.

Western Paper-The officers % the
Young women's club are TO be painted
and put In commission fOr the season.
Boston Transcript
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

Think twice before you speak. ny
son. and II won't da ann haria 10 keeT
on thinkiis while YOU speak
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

II isn't true. as far as our observe
ton goes, that women want the last
word-they prefer TO keep on talking
Boston Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20
SEASON OF 1922
ROBERT GATEWOOD" 2.O54

ROBERT GATEWOOD" 2O54
Champion yr. old PAGER 81 Grand Circuit in 1918.
20i.. trial mile In
stallion Kentucky River in public service
Seven points concerning Robert Gsewood;"
is,. A successful Horse.
A mod individual. lots Of finish.
An elegantly the speed
lines
ath A Horse Of good and beautiful color
good gated level headed and good hammered Horse.
class walking Horse.
A sure getter and a good breeder.
Macombe Forbes eos tsre OF
10 Great" 207h tsre Of ITO
Manning i57 3i the Worlds
Champion trotter
"Bngen" zoe Ia tsre Of "a In the
"uhan" 5 worlds champion troter for eight
years
Ia (dam Of 81 By Nut
hurst" Of dam Of ~ by Faucnes
Almont He stallion being high class harne. type and
No. walking
81 hands high Old darn bay with two white
will o. 1922 a,
LIVING COLT with retained until
money Breed good this fast stallion
will be there for the word
Will a good black Jack $40 TO insure living Colts
Not responsible for accidents
For information apply
RObt. Fox, Lancaster, KY.
Br,..,.,ii. pho.. 47U oARRARD COUNTY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-20

Bagpipes are shown on a Roman coin
DATING back IN 80 4 u.
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POUNDING FOR DALLAS
Greenvale Congregation Remembers
Pastor and His Family.

Greenvale Congregation Remember.
Pastor and His Family.
The ladies of Greenvale church re-
membered their pastor, the Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Dallas, BY giving them
very fine pounding last Monday even
ing, and wishing them very happy
New Year. These kind friends COM
pletely filled the pantry with every
good thing in the way Of eating, and
crowned it all by presenting to the
pastor and his wife a splendid Christ
mas cake beautifully decorated. It
was a delightful surprise party and
folks in the manse will not soon for
get tile kindness of their people. The
church has always remembered the
pastor at this happy season of the
year by pounding him and his family
for the past ten years. The following
ladies composed the The aeles dspasttation tsi from
the congregation: aMesdames: ". o.
Brownlee, W. 8. Jordan, Lily Cor
don, W. J. Mckee, Harvey Drake,
and Misses Lizzie Jordan and Mary
Jordan, -, ..,1 y B. '.
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The Arzonout.

The Argonout. > 3.=.=-, =.i.=,-;,
a tiresome lawyer, in arguing q
,complicaed case, had looked ap 81 an.
thorities dating hack to Julius
Caesar. He had dilated .on his sub:
ject for more than an hour and 9
half, when :he was panied to observe
what seemed to him inattention on
the bench. 81 was as he had feared
his worship was unable to appre.
ciate the nice points Of the argu.
ment.
Begging your honor's pardon"
he said, "but do you follow met"
The magistrates shifted uneasily
in his chair. "I have 80 far" he an.
swered, 'but if thought I could
find my way back alone, I'd turn
around nov"
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MARSHAL LYON MAY :
YET HOLD 70 JOB

Lewis Wood sends the .,columbiatt
Record the following despatch: q
washington, Jan. lit is learn
ed that Charles J. Lyon, marshal for
the western district Of South Caro-
lima, has a chance. of remaining in
Office until his une1pired1 tenn is ont!
However, this depends ON whether OF
not Mr.. Lyon, has placed himself in
the -sttitude Of ;defyipg the depart
ment by stating he would fight the
former attempt to remove him with
out formal charges being filed against
him. Lately some newspaper clippings
have been received at the depart
ment which indicated that Mr.. Lyon
was in no mild frame Of mind. This
attitude has notfound favor with the
powers that be, and they are now try
ing to find out ifsMr. Lyon was cor
rectly quoted. If they find that he
was, the indications are that they
will try to make short shift Of him.
If Mr.. Lyon was not correctly quot
ed, there seems to be a chance of his
serving out his term which does not
expire until March, 1928. :.
At the same time, it was ascer-
tanned that no movement is on foot to
oust Francis w: Weston, federal at
torney for the eastern district. Mr..
'Weston's term expires in March,
1922, and to all intents he will re-
main in office until that. time"
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JUSTICE WATTS
'' 'UNPEkGoEs or OPERATION i Y g!

Columbia, Jan. 3.-Associate JUS
tice r. C. Watts of ,Laurens under
went an operation at the Baptist
hospital in Columbia today for Sc
rious kidney trouble and this after
noon his physicians state .that She is
iin a grave condition. HIS case = n,et
hopeless, they say, 2;butihe is critical.
" iii. Thee" associate Justice was
brought to Columbia late Monday by
his physicians. He was taken i'll in
Laurens early Monday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04

Raymond and Ralph Beauford
spent SEVERAL days last week with
Eugene .Bsauford. s ~
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Beauford
spent 5Tueaday in Troy With rela-
ttves. - ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. MarshaA Hall spent
THURSDAY in Troy with Mr.. and Mrs,
John Brown. - -. -.
Mrs. Matte Beauford spent Mon
day with Mss. A. z. Woodharst. -.
John Spence Troy spent ,sun-
day here with relatives. 2 :.
Clarence Fortescue, lett Monday
for BlaekvIae where he has aeseptsa
q Job op the police force.
Mias Isabelle Moore of Abbevale
is?visiting Miss Nslrose pansby.
!, Mss carrie Nets ana III. David
MsNeill wefe married ct the home set
the brides parents, Mr. and Mis-.
Ben Metts sThursaey afternoon a. a 2
O'clock, the Rev. J. p. HAlhouse !s!f eti
ciatihg: The 4house was Beautifully
decorated with evergreen, fern and
roses. After the cefeInony was per!
formed refresliments :of charlotte
nasse and cake were served sby MssI
Lewis :sBeausord, Mrs. Joe Link aid
Mrs. J. NJ. .Fortescue. Mrs. McNeill J.
the Oldest daughter sNr. ana Mrs.
Ben Nets and l,as many friends here
Who f s wish them along and happy Mel
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Miss Isabelle DanHby spent sever

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mis' isaoe''e oans0y spens y, sever s.e
a. =, aAss a,- .sSs ,us's weea IN te''He WIN
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Iss "sn ,ttm ,t1aH e.H '}s' 1ssf'
eaaA0fa =. I've '"ns''
- mrs A. :. Heoahnss' a.n ana son. d,
Aeofse, spent Mlaay n Troy Win
MI. and Mrs. Edgar "oodhurst.
miss Alma forteseae OF Leve, a
.;a.a .a:.s sSs .ae sasss 9Sl ene "yss:eA' 49,
ssss.s
Mrs' WIN Lank ana daughters spent
fEaay nfsns Ws9n hsFs' 'onn 5augh-
nan nan
miss Grace Dans0y spent Thurs. .
DAY night with her srandmotner' MRS.
'Masgaret Uansey.
Mr. Nenffer Fleming Of Level
Land spent the week end with Mfs,
Lewis Beauf'ord. i
Mrs. j. nj. Fortescue returned to
her home in Anderson Friday after
= weeks visit :here with relatives.
: Mss. 9 2. =: gaslish sn.d 81: Led Z. !
die Of De Ia Howe spent Thursday
with Miss Mande PettigIew.
Mrs. Wardlaw Wilson and children
of White Hall spent several days this
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Morrison and children
of Columbia we're pleasant visitors
during The holidays in the home Of
Mr.. ". E. Morrison. -
Messrs. W. q. Sharp and M. B.
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. ".
F. Kay: :'...:
A large crowd enjoyed last Tues
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
D. Beaufort. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hunter spent
Christmas day here with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Able. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kay and chill
dren were visitors Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson en-
tertained the young people Tuesday
night at dance.
:lGr. and Mrs. l.. N. strawhorn
spent Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Kay. -. .
Miss Lizzie Sharp spent Tuesday
night and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Sharp near Due West.
Roy Kay and Miles Morrison were
guests Thursday Of 3Eakih Niekles Of
Central.
Jesse B. Cochran of Cold Spring
spent Wednesday afternoon with His
uncle, ,Ar. W. H. Sharp, ....,
Mr.. and Mrs. ": F. Kay and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. &C. Kay and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Wright
we're were 2 visitors during the holidays at
the home of Mr.. N. p. Kay. :, -,
The young folks enjoyed q dance
Wednesday night at ',the home q
Z. - . o. II-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Culbreth.
,Mr.;;and Mrs. M. y. Wright spent
Wednesday at Darraughs with Ar.
and Mrs. s. L. Beasley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. .Hadden and
children visited the ,latter,s parents
near -Donalds during the holidays. +;
Miss Lizzie Sharp spent Friday
with Miss Annie Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Smith were !yis-
itors Monday with Mr.. and Mrs:
Thos. Stevenson. -
Royce Blum of Greenwood visited
relatives here during the holidays. I
Mrs. Mason Wright and children
spent w ednesday night and Thursday
with Mrs. Mack Wright. ( -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Simpson and
children and Mrs. Ada Milford were
visitors Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. Kay. -. .... - :.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. 1. ;Beasley and
children were callers in this comnu-
nifty Wednesday morning
Mesars. Roy Kay and ! Miles lts: sAorri-, y
son. attended the party at ;Ar. Sam
Bolts Friday night.
:. :.. I.
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ANrREvILLE NEWS
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:, The holidays have truly bean .,
good will and, good cheer. Parents
have enjoyed seeing their children
and the children have enjoyed being
at home and taking part in the
Christmas festivities. ;.
Rev. and Mrs. W. s. Martin o1
Hendersonville spent the holidayt
here with relatives and friends. Mr
Martin is remembered very pleasant
" by every one, having been paste,
Of the Methodist : church for fou,
years. He preached a splendid ser
mon at Shiloh church December rs
Mr. and Mrs: Ed Burdetse apa
children spent several days last wees
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Hunt. and Mrs
Ralph .Ballentine were the guests Of
MI. and Mrs. s. J. Wakefield Last
week. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Patterson en-
tertained the young people at an
elaborate supper Friday night. TWEEN.
1ty-seven. young people were pres
.ent at the party. A
Mrs. summie birmingham sa1
daughter, Merle, spent the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u. GHaddon.
We are glad to report that Mrs
w. 3. Bell; WHO has been so very siea
at the Anderson hospital, is improz.
ing. it; is reported that she will BE-
able to come home in several days:
Misses Lillian and Ruth Williams
Of Honea Path visited Miss Berths
Patterson last week. Miss Patterson
:returned home WITH them to spend
the weekend.
Misses Winton and Althea Keator
entertained the following young
ladies at dinner party last satar'
day: Misses Bertha Patterson, Lillian
and Ruth williams, Hattie Lou Had.
don, Annie Bell, Zula suber, :Ethel
Anderson, Matte Lou: and Irene
simmons, Hazel and 2Runette Crow.
ther. '' ~ =
Mrs. J. W. Fulmer spent the holi'
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. !Keat.n.
Everyone was delighted to see the
progress which has been made on the
road building. In a short time the
work will be complete and we car
ride with ease. !.
,Deward Shirley Of Lavonia, Ga.
epent the weekend with Archie
Keaton.
. The. Antreville school opened Mon.
day to begin work again. Most all Of
the teachers and college students
left Monday to resume their work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04
PRIVACY R TO MARX
PEpR|)SE FUNERAL
OFT EXPRESSED WISH TO Re
QRsERyED By FAMlLY-MAfY
COMMITTEE REARR ANG.E-.
MENT MADE NECESSARY by
SENATOR'S DRATM ss.i,.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2.-Arranqs4s
ments for the funeral Of Senator
Penrose were still incomplete today.
It was deanitsly decided, howevsr,
that it should be strictly priyate. III
accordance with his oft.expressA
wish. :. ..5,staasfi ,ss:'a 4
:, AZ. .. - S. J.
- 49, ,.sSs:: {
tbs . .aerrata,v asid
that 'only members ei the faa,iiy
and fl;ends, ,syonld ,attand tba serv;iiSSs.
and 4bat : :ieoneress;osIal m deleca4f;;as, @
proobab,y would not iS Come here 4er
the burial. The date for burial wodA
he .axea, Mr.. Taslor said, after hem
ing from; relatives in the West. 8 s /.
Meanwhile the boav Of the fornae: Z
senatoI: i q e eneaaed IN . naeta,l;c cslIIn
!, .as,ysssa (, nth n,,,n,. e,oth Law ;ng3aI.
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Misses Mary Stevenson, Mary Reed
Moore. Lydia Owen, jamie Vance
Bowie lone. Stevenson, Myra Viii
iismesAnnsa ond Margaret Wilson,
pphelia and ,Cornelia :sclinkseales,
Carrie Hawthorne and Margaret
.pawson returned yesterday to Win
..throp College after spending the hol-
idays at home. ~
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NOTICE (
49, 80 -

Clinton Lodge No. 8, A. F. N, will
give a supper following degree work
;Thurday evening, January AZ. All
Master Masons are cordially invited
70. be present. Plates will be. reserv-
ed only for those who notify the com.
~ ~,
:mittee of their intention to be pres
.
ent.
W. E. Hill,
w. D. Wilkinson,
. G. c. SweteDburg,
Committee. :
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BACK TO SCHOOL

Misses Vic Howie, Mary Nicisles
and Msfy Greene returned to Agnes
Scott College today after spending
the holidays at home.
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Mr.. r..J.+H.. Tapp and grandson, Vii:
liam Tapp who have been. visiting Mr:
and Mrs. c. F. McNeill for two
weeks left this morning for their
home in Madisonville, KY * ).
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04

Na,ston Miller has returned to
- Charleston to resume his studies at
Porter Military Academy after spend
ing the holidays here with Mr. and
Mrs. j. D. Kerr. .-. -. )
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04

Francis Mabry returned yesterday
to Charleston to,ressualme sal his studies
at the, South Carolina. Medical, College
after spending the Christmas season
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs: B, i,
.Mabry.
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90 .s!.''Wsts" Win.

Glasgow.-Three districts which
voted "dry" year ago have now re-
versed their decision .and the old
licensing system will be revived. =
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Miss Mildred Cochran returned
to Greenwood Tuesday morning to
resume her studies at Lander College
after spending the holidays with. her
parents. -. -. ~. =
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-.
WATCH YOUR LABEL.

> The Press and Banner is
issued strictly on a cash in.
advance basis. Our lists are
corrected the first ysaturday-in
each month. II your label is
marked "Dec, 21" or 1921"
it means that your subscrip-
Asion 50 expired, az and that
~ name viii be dropped un- :
y renew your subscrip-
ore Saturday, ,Janu- :
We make no excep- >
the rule.
-
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Ai@a Assie and Ida Kay left TO-
.day fot .RMgeway to make their
A,aA utta thair brother, 4! Mason 50 rlly rrKlay,
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v-I g,
en a'vnIs' 1 a,, ~
. - Is S, .rs. =
w. 49, soi a
|, ranev vour subscrip- =
o1.e res SATURDAY. ,J.nu- 4
We make no excep- X
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04

Ae As,L. Harvin and daughter,
Frances, left Sunday for Washington
after q !visit. to Mrs. Harvin's parents,
Hr. and Mrs. Richard sondley. >,>r,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-01-04

ar. and Mrs.. Joe T. Hughes :and
?. 3. B..Asnes left today for Edgefeh
to spead several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chalmers Hughes. ,',.',...- :