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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
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The college students have return
ed to their studies, the teachers
have gone to their different schools
and the holiday visitors have taken
their departure; thus leaving our
little town to the even tenor Of its
way. Business is dull, money tight
and the voice of the pessimist is
heard on every side, yet our people
as whole, are cheerful andnn nhon
as whole, are cheerful and hopeful,
and are falling in line to make this
a successful year. Planters have be-
gun their farming operations ter
racing, burning lands, sowing grain,
burning rubbish etc., doing every
thing possible to outwit the boil wee
vii for the coming year. =.
Mrs. William Hardin. was called
to Due West a few days ago to the
bedside Of her mother, Mrs. Louise
Loner, who is seriously i'll.
The body of Mr.. Jas. Wandeslow,
who died at Barnes, was inferred at
Smyrna cemetery on last Saturday.
The deceased was ~ years old and
was a victim Of pneumonia. BE was a
member of the Baptist church, and
was an honest, upright citizen.
Rev. and Mrs. Ciotfelter and their
daughter, Doris, OF TownviIle have
been recent visitors here for several
days. They have a,any warm friends
here who always extend them a
hearty welcome and count it pleas
ure to have these lovalhe people
within their gates. They are much
pleased with their new home and the
good people Of Townville. #
The young people have been en-
joying a series Of parties the first
week of the New Year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Meschine of Diamond
Spring entertained in honor Of Miss
Melsie Bowman Of Honea Path, at q
New Years party, at which quite a
number Of the young people from
town were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kennedy threw open their hos
pitable home to the older set and q
most delightful evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Cunningham en-
tertained the younger set in honor of
their pretty little guest, Miss Doris
Clotfelter. Mr.. Wallace Cooley gave
a most enjoyable party to both sets
which was largely attended. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jefferson Bow
man of Diamond Spring entertained
all the members of their immediate
families at a most elaborate turkey
dinner on last Tuesday. This splendid
home is noted for its genial hospi-
tality and delightful entertainment.
Mesdames Ida Cooley and Ella
Clinkscales, sisters Of the host, were
guests from our town.
DR.. and Mrs. Moseley Huckabee
have returned from Chester, where
Mrs. Mosely has been taking treat
ment at hospital. She is looking
we'll and recuperating rapidly, much
to the delight of every body.
Miss Matte Lee Cooley has gone
to Athens to take six weeks course
at the State University before enter
ing upon her duties as demonstrator
of McDuffie County, Ga.
Mr.. John Phillips has moved his
family from Calhoun Falls to the Jas.
Baskin farm near town. Mr.. Gus
Moore has moved to the old Latimer
place which was vacated by MIR. Jas.
who has moved to Flori-
da to make his home.
Mrs. Ella Mattison Of Anderson is
the pleasant guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. V. Barnes.
Mrs. Rosie Martin has returned
to her home in EEberton after a visit
to her brother, Pof. J. T. Harper.
Miss Minnie Lee Nickles Of Green
wood has returned home after de-
liphtfu1 visit to her sister Mrs TT