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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-08

Dorcas Lodge, and Martha Wash
ington, by Naomi Grinder, of
Friendship Lodge.
The respective secretaries have
reported the following elected off,
GERS for the new term: Esther
Lodge. Esther Johannesen, noble
grand: Ella NJ. Hildebrand. vice
grand: Leslie r. Messick. record
ing secretary; Marian S. Geiman.
financial secretary: James A. Gel
man, treasurer. Mount Pleasant
Lodge. Beulah Douglas. noble
grand; Eva Hopkins. vice grand:
Mary Pollock. recording secretary;
Anna B. Windle, financial secretary:
II. C. Althouse. treasurer. Martha
Washington Lodge. Lillian Stolpe.
noble grand: Agnes Arnett. vice
grand: Gertrude +. Underwood. re-
cording secretary: Minnie c. Sacrey.
financial secretary: Mollie z. Ed
monston. treasurer.
The ladies' auxiliary of Canton
Washington will hold its regular
semi monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Annie
+. Grigsby. 329 " street southwest.
hIACSNiVh VI Is SCnCOuleu ana
all members are urged to be pres
ent.
Retirement from ONCE by the
several noble grands will neces-
sarily cause a reorganization of the
association. and the new members
now eligible give reason for friend
ly contests at the coming election
OF officers. The office of president
Is one of Importance, as on the in
cTmbent depends the success or
failure OF the various activities
which develop within the assocIa-
ton during the year. Wednesday
evenings meeting will be repre-
sentative fthe several subordinate
bodies. including many past grands
and grand instructors.
O. o. ii. SP.
Grand Hyastytee S. y. Mallory.
of Mithras Sanctorum. announces
that the officers for the ensuing
term will be installed at the session
on Saturday evening, at which time
the official head of the order, su-
preme Monarchos George L. DolIoff,
OF West Somerville, Mass, will be
the guest Of honor. Large delega-
tions of possessors of the Great
Secret are looked for from Balti-
more. Richmond and Norfolk. An
entertainment by professional tai
ent. drawn from the local theaters,
viii be staged as part of the cere-
monies. Mithras Sanctorum. insti-
tuted May 81 of last year, has since
doubled its membership and as
summed its place in the ranks of live
fun ORGANIZATIONS of the city.
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Rebekah Lodges.

The New Years reception held at
Odd Fellows Home on Monday
evening proved a successful event
and was attended by several hun
,dred members and visitors. An ap-
spropriate musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered. In the receiv-
ing line. in addition to Assembly
President Werner and her official
line and the ladies OF the Home
Circle. were Grand Master Wolfe,
Grand Patriarch Adams and capt
I.ybrand, OF Canton Washington.
No. /.
Activity in the Rebekah branch
FOR the current week will be the
INSTALLATION of the newly elected
,nficers. each OF the lodges to OBJ
serve the occasion with entertain
br.ent and refreshments Esther
Thdce will De Installed by Della
Iastlake. Of Naomi Lodge: Mount
Pleasant. by Nettie Baurman. of
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/. L. Perry and Perry's Central
Additions 10 Sufnas City


Jennie c Lisk. J. 3. Perry, Lot
c. B. Perry. J. B. Perry, Lot ?.
BLOCH ----------------.--- -----------.---- 5
Town Of Sumas, Psrry's Central.
Lot II, Blk 9 ----.----------...-.---.i 0
Town Of Sunas, Perry's Central.
Lot Il. Block 2 -------.--------50
Town Of SuDas. Psrry's Central,
Lot IS. Block 3 ------.---.----..5t
Town OF Suuas. Perry's Central,
Lot Il, Block 2 ---.-----.5a
Town Of Sumas, Perryss Contra,
Lot 10. Block 9 ITO
Town CT Sumas. Perry's Central,
LOT Is, Block 2 ---------------.5 @
Town Of Sumas, Perry's Central
Lot u. Block 9 --.-------....--.z.5O
Town Of Sumas. Perry's Central,
Lot Is, Block 2 ---,--50
Town Of Sumas, Perry's Central
Lot 10. Block 9 ----.-.-----50
Town Of Sumas. Perry's Central
Lot 20. Block 9 ---.---.-------,,-----.5o
Town OF Spnas. Psrry's Central
Lot !. Block 10 TT
Town of Sumas, Perry's Central
Lot ?. Block 10 -------------.50
Town Of Sumas. Perry's Central,
Lot s. Block 10 ------.---5Q
Town Of Sumas. Perry's Central.
Lot 4, Block 10 ---..---..5)
Town Of Sumas. Perry's Central,
Lot 8. Block 10 -----.--.50
Chas. B. Sampley, Perry's Central
Lot 6. Block 10 ---.------.50
Chas. B. Samplsy. Perry's Central
Lot :. Block 10 ----------..----.---50
Chas. B. Sampley. Perry's Central
Lot s. Block 20 ITO
Chas. 3. Sampley. Psrry's Central
Lot 3, Block 10 -----------------..---.--.50
ChRs. B. Sampley, Perry's Central
Lot 10 Block 10 ----.---.--------.5b
Chas. B. Sampley. Perry's Central
Lot IL Block 10 Ito
Chas. B. Sampley. Perry's Central
Lot u. Block 10 ---.----.59
Chas. 3 Sampley. Perry's Central
Lot l3. Block 10 ------------.so
Chas- 3. Sanpley. Perry's Central
Lot Il. Block 10 ito
Chas- B. Sampley. Psrry's Central
Lot 15. Block 10 ---..-------------.50
Town of Sumas, Perry's Central.
Lot le. Block 10 ------------5e
Town Of Sumas. Psrry's Central,
Lot II. Block 10 ---------------5e
Town OF Sunas. Perry's Central.
Lot Is. Block 10 -------------.----50
Town OF Sumas. Perry's Central,
Lot ls. Block 10 -------------50
Town Of sunss. Psrry's Contra.
Lot 20. Block 10 ----.----5b
Town Of SunEs. Psrry's Central.
Lot G. Block 1e ---------5D
Town Of Sunas. Perrys Central.
Lot =. Block IL -------------.59
Town Of SumEs. Perry's Central.
Town Of SunEs, Psrry's Central.
Lot 9. Block - -----.-----5D
Town Of Sunas. Perry's Central.
Lot 10. Block u -------------.50
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II ID n 40 - = u "a tbu Il
70 beg. ConIs $40 e. II or J.
Less Road --------------.-z .
3 & n ~. That part Of SE SN
lying SWlv Of Ry - 2 @
Geo. Hovel. ST., Eas NE NE SW
A. Hohsnses. Ga e out Of Z Il
SW Less Road OF CON 112s
fl y of SW cor of Sc SW : n
y as f IN E ssa Fl II :
so3 Fl -th " go Il 10 beg.
Contg ca &. Less Road APO
Town of Sumas. Al that portion
OF the follg desc property living
bet. Z line Of 3 4 y Ry n Of
WAY the center line Of Sumgs
Creek ----.----- 90
Rees Thomas. n 423 Of 5 1868 fl
Of Wa E- SW or com 15ze
fl y of SN cor of Sc SW : II
y z2S e = II Z Sic Il = II 5
z2S Il II v $50 II TO ber-f Z
&. Less Road ----------------a.2 G
Nick Conbley. s 1850 &. Of that
part Of FL. Ell SW lying "
Of road thai par1 Of s 700 Fl
Of VIZ En- SW lying My Of
Creek ---.---.------------- --------S.s @
4 l. White. Eas Ell Sw exc
1850 s. Thai part Of : Sc &
OF VIZ Sc living WY of CO.
Road = or com. 81 8 pi 700 Fl \
Of SW cor Of SW SW Ser . : III
" $50 E III y 1852 f. = II Z
10 90. Road No. So IN Sly
along W line Of sd Road TO beg
C0ntg &c Il g. n or l--1f-sg
Geo. Eovel. NJ NE NV SW Less
ROAD ---------------------- Z Y
Jas. NevicR-, NJ NV NV SW
exe Hovel part Z Of BY. Less
Il. r. --------------------------------- 0
C. NJ Enaix. Sl1 Nj NV SW
Less r r Road .-----------1oz 5
c. NJ. Enetx. 81. NV sw. Less z
r. Road ------ IS
Il. E. Robaeksr. SW SW Less r.
r Road --------------------------- 3 p
5. NJ. Nelson. NE Sc exc S1s Sc
NE Sc NV Sc Sc Less Road
-.--------- ! s. 2 Q
John Salesman, NV NV Sc Less
Road +. ;
2. D. wndebarger. Sly ls e. OF
NV Sc lying Z Of Road SN
Sc exc Cemetery 5 E. Less
Road ...----...------.---.-.... --.-.----- %. SIS
Margaret II. Mckenzie. So Sc
NE Sc Ei1 Sc Sc Less Road
Evan Horn, Sw Sc Sc Less Road
V. ?. Horn. 49, q il NV Sc
Beg SIS chns W chns 5 Of
NE cor Of NV Sc Sec c-s0-4E
til 5 So ehns = III " $40
chns = III y Sf1- deg E ehns
II n IS deg Z 5.16 chns &c
beg ---.---------------------- I Z
SumAs Cemetery, 3 &. II NE cor
q SN 81 : ;
Riverside Addition TO Sumas City
". Y. Sleasman. Vacated Blocks
! 10 being whole Of said
ADD AMI vacated abuTIing SIS
or beg al Sc cor OF NV Ne
Sec o-ze-zE tn y 10 ehns :.
links IL " Is chns 50 links
til : 10 chns IS links IN "
chns - links = I'll 5 8 chns
50 links 10 bed Of SumGs Greek
til W bed Of Sumas Creek Il
: line said 20 E i III Z 10 beg
conts s & II or ! and beg see
:. Y lib Fl Z OF SN cor o.
NV NE Sec 2-zb-4E II 5 42l
f 70 center Of SumRs Creek
Il \ - dag 1888 Il mp center
O! Sumas Creek II y 3S3 f
to z p1 due Z Of beg tn "
1zk5 f 70 beg conLE l.04 E
II or ! and beg SOC Fl y Of SW
cor of NV NE ser .-4D-4E Il
Z 1l15 e II : z2N f 10 cen
ter Of creek II WY down cen
ter Of 50 creek 10 Intersection
Of " line Of NV =. III " AL
e 10 beg. CouIg ! q u OF
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ote swanson, = Is.es s. Of ihat
rsrt az Sw Sw lying Nv az
r. \. OF her SSss< = Z az
NV cor az SW SW N : It
q a. + esSs z N : ssb4
q 70 =. =, n Of urav- n y
ssA ees + to y line 81 81
&c q. III \ 70 y line OF Sc s6
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Ohm N Saunders. 8 3 Of y 10
chns OF " chns OF Lot =
or beg ehns : o. NV cor OF
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andrew swanson. That ns-t Of
S-@ Sc H1ne 5 ~ I'd or
Creek - IN SW cor ot
SW Sc Or " SIDE ~ Creek
Less Road --.. 50 90
Oscar Swanson. Nv Sc exc Ne
KAY Is s IN 50. form oni 81
NV cor Tax No - Less
Il r Road 1868
Fred Waslhoft, That psrf ~
Sc SW Sly ~ h 4. Less
Rosd o. com ST 81 cor az
SW1 = Sec : N y 50 rods S
links 10 Sly lina o; 4. Il. IT
OF wsy n Sw-1y along 81 \.
r - Of way - rods : links
10 My line ~ %. Road
III Z along 50 NV line 81
Co. Road SIS rods II hes
Less Road --. saS
Andrew swanson. That sertsSn
10 : tract y. laa6 camprisjns
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Section 10 Township 80
North Range 4 +

wm 4 whitman, w. NJ
Ne that pa-, % NV NJ
lying Z ot Z. r Less Road
- s
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". H Pride 4 Co. That part Of
Sc NV lying " Of center Of
johnson Creek ---------..---2.ee
Andrew Anderson. SW Sw exc
10 q. in NV cor. Less Road
Joseph Hyde. 10 z. IL NV cor of
SW SW or com al nv cor
SW SW III Y 50 deg 5 min :
on y line Of sd SW SW / dis
tanee Of S-3s Fl : III : deg
IS min z 3 distance Of zeS <
f. II s SO deg min " dis
lance Of 1855 # n ~ deg
IS min " 1855 fl 10 beg Less
Road ---------------------.-----..-.-. - -.Ss
Z J. Barrett. SW Sc exc y IS a
exc S Is g. Less r r I'd
z ]. Barrett. l5 Of Sw SE
Less r 2. Road -S3.z5
Chas. Hill, y Is a Of SW Sc
Less r. r. : Road ----35-Na
Wn- A whitman. 5 : q CT Sc
St -------------------.-- -.------ - > 81
Carrie Baker. All that portion Of
M Of NJ Sc Sc lying z ot
y. P r r. ----7s.0 90
WE. 4. whitman. \ 10 Of Is
q Of Sc SE Less Road 1850
8 Bonrke, So Sl3
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D6wsrd : SAraest, T'AAt pa G
Nv Ne wing v Of 2
Less Z. 2 Sna6 ------- e.
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Felix Vanderpool. y 20 of " "a
rods Of Lot 9 or E 3 a. of for
msr lax No. 5 = Beg al NV cor
Of NE& Of Sec 2-se-4E rig III
s 90 rods tn z "a rods -th "
20 rds = IN w % rods TO beg
Less Rl Of Way Of 3 & n by
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Oliver J Essley. 81 81. SENE
Less Road -.....--... -;
Arthur povney. Sw NV
Less Road .z.-.-.--.zzz....---l 1873;
SsIph Ss-to. Sc Nv 1xx OF
G. T. 3esselersve, NV SW
81 3. in Nv cor ST Sw win,
NWly AZ y. +. exc 8 in SN
cor Nv Sw Less Road 80 81
Milo GAY BEG 81 n SO :. 7
81 SW cor M Sw N + g
rods Il ii y II. Il II u
"a rods s q n : ~ :; q
beg exc : Is Il No 4G-l.
ses 81 ut sS2.ss Il E Ant
IL Y : 81 Nv cor az Sw NV
u y csa9 Z III : 97ts ?,
70 n r RI al way = a. : Sc 4.
cee " SoSas II along RI o.
way IN y alas z a beg
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SN NE lying F Of + T Less
Road ..-...-.------. It 81
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william Q. Duvnsy. V -
81 -EL r. SN Less :
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3. II Broadway. That p2rJ @
Sw NE lv1ns " ~ : Z
Less RaaG .-.--.---...-.....--...--- - @.
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MARY 4 SER. ~ NV Sc NV
Gw NE exc B0ck and Brown
tracts exc School u Z Less
u Il Err.s 2E0
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Arthur ?. Opvner. Sc NE I.
Road -------.--- :
Jacob T EoJfen. NE SN :
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X. ]. Dean. SLY 21-p4 3 Of Z L
W. NE Less Ditch --.--------s-5e
u. J. Deem SEly SIS E Of VI.
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John NJ. Saunders, o.50 g. tract
bounded on Els by Riverside
Add. or " by E. 4 Nadeis
funw ]. N. SAUNDERS 5 E.
tract TAX 81 on W by Ms
ur sec. line -------.---------.---------s :
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NEa Sec 2-4e-4E re III : 5
chns III E 6 chns III y 5
chns III W G chns 70 beg. Less
= = II
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James A, I, Hslstead, SEly o.ee
a az VIZ Of Lots ID SIS
hlfrea Alex, Eas 81 Lots So
Ssly 1881 =, az Lot : ak.eA
W. &. Il Won an9en, W. 81
lso1 SEN al.6s s. az a.a,
3 Less SAas "a -
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Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop COL
lege and for admission of new stud
ents will be held at the County Court
House on Friday, July z, at 9 a. m.
Applicants must not be less than six
teen years of age. When Scholarships
are vacant after July l they will be
awarded to those making the highest
average at this examination, provided
they meet the conditions governing
the award. Applicants for Scholar
ships should write to President John
son before the examination for Schol-
arship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will op-
en- September 10, 1922. For further
information and catalogue, address
Pres. D. B. johnson, Rock Hill, S. c..
Apr. 28,6t.1tw to June 80.
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WARRENTON NEWS
~ \\\\

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Blount of Alb
beville spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Able.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert McClain of
Ware Shoals spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. McClain.
Misses Mildred and Mary Grace
Wilson are spending their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Wilson at Watts.
Mrs. Luther Martin is spending a
while with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mundy.
Mrs. A. B. Bosler spent several
days this week with her mother, Mrs
A. H. Barnett in Abbeville.
Frank McNeill the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. McNeill, fell and broke
his thigh. He is resting better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bosler and Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Wilson spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cochran.
Misses Maggie Brooks and Wood
row Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. G
S. Wilson and family.
Evelyn and Thomas Sutherland
of Martins Mill spent the weekend
with their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Able.
The friends of Mr.. A. E. Crawford
will be sorry to know his leg had to
be taken off this week. Mr.. Crawford
lis the father of w. A. Crawford.
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DAMAGES TO HIGHWAY PRO
HIBITED.

The Highway Commission of Abb
beville County at meeting on June
18th, passed a resolution calling the
attention of the public, to the fact
that the operation of Cleated wheel
tractors, Overloaded Trucks, the
reckless driving of motor vehicles on
the County Highways, the obstruc-
tion of drain bitches, or otherwise
damaging the public highways are
m;sdemeanors under the law. The
Peace Officers of the County are re
quested to look out for and appre-
hend offenders.
1t cost money to build these roads
and the Highway Commission res
pectfully requests the people to CO.
operate with them in preserving
them.
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Of Abbeville County.
June 10. & 23rd.
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Wrong Number.

The telephone bell rang, and the
tired reporter took down the receiver.
"Have you any liver?" asked a fem
mime voice.
eyes, but it isn't doing very well" I"
said the tired reporter,
"Who is this?" asked the feminine
voice, curiously.
"This is The Herald Office" re-
piled the tired reporter. "And while
I have a liver it isn't anything to brag
on
But the receiver at the other end
of the line had hung up with click.
-Spartanburg Herald.
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Wants..


Wanted-Maid for general house
work in family of two adults. Must
know how to cook.
For Ren-In Townsend apart
ments, large, newly finished and
furnished room, with widows on four
sides.
Silk Socks-49c. 200 pairs pur-
chased for this sale. You never saw
such values. They won't last long.
Wanted by a widower respectable
woman to nurse little girl at least
thirty-fve years old.
For Sale-Assorted lots. of ladies
of numbers we are disseminating.
Practically all sizes represented.
Mostly blacks and values up to Sl.0o.
For Rent-Second-story front
room; semi-private bath; electric light
Wanted-Thirty or forty good
young laying hens wanted. Must be
easonable.-Everybody's Magazine.
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OLD WEDDING CAKE
1t Was Baked Half Century Age
And Has Done Much Duty.

And Has Done Much Duty.
Chicago, Ill.-There is wedding
cake in Chicago fifty years old,
which has done duty at two weddings
and one golden wedding anniversary,
and although it never has been cut,
lit is still soft and appetizing in ap-
pearance, according to its present
owner.
In 1872 the cake made it's first ap-
pearance at the wedding of Cyrus H.
Sinclair and Miss Mary M. Brockway
at Port Huron, Mich. Sinclair was
then a sailor on the Great Lakes. In
his occupation he sustained the ira
dition of his family, for his Scottish
father had been a sailor, and each of
his eight brothers were sailors. Sin
clair came to Chicago, where he be-
came an influential figure in Great
Lakes circles. At one time he was
president of a tugging company. He
was Inspector of Hulls under Presi-
dents Cleveland and Harrison. A few
years ago he retired and went with
his wife to Corpus Christi, Tex. They
returned after losing their property
there in tidal wave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair presented
their wedding cake in 1901 to their
son, L. B. Sinclair of Chicago, a res
taurant manager, and his bride, Miss
Laura F. Bacon. The old cake was
refrosted for the wedding.
This year the elder Mr.. and Mrs.
Sinclair celebrated their golden we'd
ding among old friends at Port HUI
ron. Their son and daughter lent
them the cake that had graced the
wedding breakfast table fifty years
earlier.
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ANTREVILLE
=

Mrs. A. M. Erwin, Mrs. j. F
raw, Albert Erwin and George
raw spent the weekend with rela.
ives and friends in Hartsville and
owerville, Ga.
Mrs. R. @. Williams entertained
he following ladies at a dinner
arty last Thursday, Mrs Clar'
nee Pennell and daughter, Mrs
IIbert Power, Mrs. A. M. Erwin
nd Mrs. Langdon Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
Clemson College spent Sunday
ith DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson.
Mrs. J. r. Pennell, Miss Edith
ennell, Mrs. R. E. Stivender and
bn, Nelson, and Mrs. Robert Par
er were the guests of Mr.. and
RS. Waymen Bowen last Friday.
Henry Stokes, who has a position
Columbia, is at home for a vaca-
pn.
The Young Peoples Missionary
bciety met with Miss Lavinia Nc
arter last Wednesday afternoon.
fter the program was rendered
|cial hour was spent. Refreshing
hnch was served.
Miss Martha Morrow celebrated
er fifth birthday last Saturday af'
|rnoon by inviting a number OF
er little friends to come and play
18th her and help the day be bright
I'D happy. The little folk had a
bod time. She served pink and
hite ice cream and cake.
Misses Ethel Anderson and
Hizabeth McCarter are attending
(e Winthrop summer school.
Mrs. jamie Rice of Charlotte, N,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. McEl.
tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Watson of
reenwood are spending several
kys with their daughter, Mrs. W.
Duckworth.
Misses Lucia Vandiver and Edna
.ince are in Anderson visiting
latives.
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Entitled To Go.

One day Mrs. James rushed into
her husbands presence with wild
look of excitement and exclaimed
"Oh, John! Nora made a mistake ano
tried to start the kitchen fire with
gasoline"
"Gasoline, eh?" calmly replied
John. "Did she get it started?"
"Did she get it started?" cried the
amazed Mrs. James. "It blew hel
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A\\\\\\\\\ =
PENNEY's CREEK
<<<<< " N<<HN.N
Mr. and Mrs. R. r. Price and chill

N<\\\ y
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Price and chill
hren spent Sunday near Lowndesville
with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bowman.
Miss Matte Rogers returned on
Monday from Demorest, Ga, to
] kpend the summer with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ellenburg and
khildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Ozie Ellen
Iurs and children spent Sunday with
their uarents Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Will
Jams.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers and
hildren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brad
erry and children, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Williams spent Sunday afternoon
tith MIR. and Mrs. Mack Williams.
Mr.. McWhorter spent the week
nd at the home of Mr.. Jim Rogers.
Miss Hattie Rogers left for Glenn
bn Monday to attend summer
thool.
Mrs. S. S. Ellenburg spent Tues
ay night in Lowndesville with her
ephew, Mr.. Will Ellis.
Mr.. NcWhorter and Miss Julia
3ogers spent Saturday afternoon in
bbeville.
Miss Elizabeth Price returned on
fonday from Dunnellon, Fla, to
bend her vacation with her parents,
tr. and Mrs. Ross Price.
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YE FARME GOSSIPE

Spare the plow and spoil the
crop.
The price Of health is the price
of good milk.
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Make the home garden pay.
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out the kitchen window"
1sThat's all right, my DEAR" re-
turned the philosophic Mr.. James. sit
was her afternoon out anyway."-Los
Angeles Times.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23

An hours work a day,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23

About 200 bathers were in swim
ming at Martins Mill yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23

As far as the east is from the
est SO far is the purebred from
|e scrub.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23

The country newspaper is real
asset to the farmer, the more so if
it carries a good farm news depart
ment, and the farmer should sup
port it by subscription and by ad-
vertisement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23

The best way to treat weeds il
to nip them in their tender infancy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

HAVANA-Cuba began political
house cleaning with the selection
OF a reform cabinet and agreeing
To enact vital legislation before
Juno 30 The end Of the fIaonl year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Pioneers Picnic
Party VIII Leave
Early on Sunday

The pioneers and their friends,
who intend TO go on the Pioneers
associations picnic sunday, will
leave the post office at 3 o'clock
Sunday morning. They will 20 BY
automobile to the Ruppe ranch.
In the mountains east OF the city.
where the days outing will be
held.
Al who are going should notify
A. Fieischer as soon as possible.
10 that arrangements can be made.
Those who have no means OF get
ting 20 the picnic should let
Mr.. Fieischcr know 10 that he can
arrange to have afncEnH aoatine
space In other cars.
Those going must bring their
own lunch. Punch Will be served
free at TIM picnic grounds. Any
one who - eligible 20 join the
association. that IN those who have
lived in the state for 20 years. at
eligible TO 80 to the picnic.
Tho affair will be the first an
NUM- picnic % the association and
the entertainment will probably be
In the form Of pioneer days yarns
by a few OF the old-timcrs.