WEEKLY NEWS LETER
FROM WINNSBORO MILLS
(Continued from page one)
New Arrivals.
Among the new arrivals in the vil
lage during the week were Messrs
J. G. Peak, Harry Lane, Allen Sauls,
and J. A. Jeffcoat, all of whom went
to work in the cr-rd room; Mr. Levi
Branham and Miss Boidie Kelly, who
'cRose No. 2 card room; Miss Norah
Sauls and Miss Maggie Brannon,
who went to the spinning rooms; and
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carraway, who re
turned to the twisting room after an
absence of ,everal months. We cor
dially welcome these new members to
our community life.
Visitors.
Mr. Everett A. Greene, treasurer
of Lockwood, Greene & Co., mana
gers, Mr. Robert West, local manager
of the Carrhart Mills, Rock Hill, S. C.
and Mr. R. L. Chisolm, assistant
treasurer of Winnsboro Mills, visited
the mill last Thursday.
'hMr. P. C. Wentworth, secretary
treasurer of theNational Ring Travel
lor Company, spent the day with us
Wednesday last.
Dr. Andrews, chief medical advisei
of Lockwood, Greene & Co., mana
gers, spent Monday and Tuesday with
us. He offered this column the follow
ing cli'pping which we greatly delight
in printing:
"His former office boys' tribute to
Jobm Wannamaker is: 'He was al
ways at work on time.' The measure
of success that crowned the merchant
prince's effort attest likewise to the
fact that after he got down to work
he didn't waste any time watching
the clock."
"A life that serves where a love de
serves
The life and ihe love that give,
Is a life sublime on the fields of time,
This little greeting -speeds it way:"
Church Notices.
The Methodist Sunday school will
be held at 3 p. m. Sunday. There will
be no preaching service Sunday night
owing to the union Christmas tree at
the Baptist church.
The Baptist Sunday school will be
held lat 10:00 a. in., Sunday. At 11
-. m. a Christmas program will be
given by the members of the Sunday
school.
Sunday afternoon a union Xmas
tree will be held. All children in the
vigge 14 years old or under are
invited, and each wil receive a pres
e4 The tree will be at the Baptist
church.
Too much credit cannot be given
Vmraeher Gibson, Mr. Rainbow and
Mr. Hadhway for the work they have
done in getting presents for this tree.
-Ao ruany thanks are given to all
Ahose who so generously contributed
detat the children could be madie
Ihappier.
"May- Christmas wr-eath your lips in
smiles,
And- mirth and laughter warm your
heart,
Good Friends, who through succeed
ing years,
Have built with us, each one his par-:,
Our plant, whence on this holiday,
*This Htle greeting speeds it way!"
Office, Service Department and Gen
eral Pe-sona'6.
Miss Long and Miss Hood, of the
service department, motored to Co
lumbia' Saturday and spent the week.
Miss Godwin and Msiss Curry spent
Saturday afternoon shopping in Co
lumbia.
Mrs. N. A. White entertained the
Bridge club Monday night. Mrs.
Verner won the first prize, while Mr.
S. A.' Roane captured the booby eas
llV.
Mr. F. B. Cawley spent the week
end in Lancaster, S. C.
Mr. G. Grant spent the week-end]
ig'Columbia.
Mr. Roberts spent Monday in Co
tumbia assisting Mess-s Gibson, Ram
bow and Hadaway buy presents for
the Christmas tree.
Miss Godwin and Miss Fergusoni
are holding a Xmas party Tuesday ev
ening.
No. 1 Carding Room Personals.
Mrs.'Janie Shiroh will spend Xmas
la'Gastonia, N. C.
Mr. C. R. Shiroh intends to spend
Kinas in Columbia.
Mr. Tommie Craft says that he will
spend the holidays hunting at Black
stock.
Mr. L. S. Craft will spend Xmas
with his lyrother in Chester, S. C.
Mr. Clarence Norton will spend his
vacation with home folks in Green
sMaud Brown will spend Xmas
~~her father in Columbia.
dMrs. Mose Orr will spend
ys between Columbia and
- - Mose intends to spenal
4me hunting.
Mr. H. 1. Roland and family will
visit Red Bank over Xmas.
Mr. G. L. Sharpe will spend Imas
as North, S. C.
Mr. Marvin Beasley intends, to
spend Xmas with his sister in Harks
ville, S. C.
Mr. Marshall Woods will spend
Xmas with his mother at Blaney.
idr. and Mrs. R. M. Chisenhall will
go to Lexington, S. C., for the holi
days. We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Chisenhall is much better.
No. 2 Card Room Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pierce intend
spending the holidays with friends in
Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Reedy Sineath intends to
spend Xmas with friends in Colum
bia.
Mr. Arthur Bunch will spend the
holidays with friends ,and relatives
in Orangeburg, S. C.
Miss Louise Knight will visit Co
lumbia for the holidays.
Mr. M. C. Chambers is sporting a
new Ford touring car.. He and his
family intend to spend the holidays
at their old home in Blaney.
Mr. J. H. Noe will spend the holi
days in North Carolina.
Twisting Room Personals.
Mr. John Cameron drove Mr. Ram
bow and Mr. John Braddock over to
Columbia Saturday.
Mr. Claud Mathers spent the week
end at his home in Blythewood.
We are glad to know that Mr. and
rs. C. M. Caraway have come b'ack
to live with us.
Mr. Watson Ely spent the week
end in Columbia.
Mr. B. R. Ingle visited the stores
in Columbia Saturday and says he
wants to go again before Xmas.
Mr. John Sims spent Saturday ev
ining in Columbia. 'and says that
h'ngs down there look like Christ
mas.
Mr. Thomas Smith spent the week
end at his home in Blythewood.
Mr. Clifton Keadle returned to his
home last week on account of several
of his family having the flu.
No. 1 Spinning Room Personals
Mrs. Emily -Walker expects to
spend Xmas with friends near Ridge
way.
Mrs. Frances Boulware inteyds to
spend thi holidays with her mother
and father in the Centerville section.
Mr. Jack Collins is visiting relatives
in Georgia.
Mrs. Laura Ewing expects to spend
Xmas in Chester with Mr. Ewing's
parents.
Mrs. Eunice McDaniels has return
ed to work after a long absence.
Miss Lillie Woods intends to spenri
Xmas in Lando, S. C., with her grand
parents.
Mr. Ed Goldman and family will
spend Xmas with relatives in Charles
No. 2 Spinning Room Personals
Mr. D. J. Dennis and wife are ab
sent from work on account of Mrs.
Dennis and her child being very sick.
Mt. Arthur Taylor is home sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Sharp and
daughter are spending a week in
Lexington. This is a business as webi
as a pleasure trip..
Mr. J. D. Chambers visited Columi
bia Saturday. On the return trip he
had trt-. ble with his car and was
b~ied 3 abandon it.
A c a week's absence ]y1r. and
: m. 331 Chairs and Mrs. Chair's
er. Miss Minnie Spires, have re
turned to work with us.
..r. Floyd Miack has had to be
"way from his work a great deil
uring the past five weeks due to his
ife having been very sick.
Weave Room Personals.
Mr. George Womble has been trans
erred from the twisting room to the
eave room to succeed Mr. C. A.
Sims, who has taken charge of the
loth department.
Sorry to say that at this writing
Mr. G. J. McFadden is confined to his
bed with a bad cold, but we hope to
ee him out again soon.
Mr. Jim Cherry has returned from
the navy and is working in our d
partment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carter expect
to spend Xmas with Mrs. Carter's
mother in Union, S. C.
This column wishes everyone the
merriest kind of Xmas.'
A FEW SIMPLE RULES TO PRE
VENT THE SPREAD OF "FLU"
AND COLDS
eep your fingers and pencil out
of moth.
Use handkerchief in coughing and
sneezing.
Use individual drinking cups.
Stay in open air warmly clothed.
Wanted peas. Very attractive
Iollowin- districts have special lev
ies for -bonds, as follows:
District No. 1 mills
District No. 14..........-....-.. -5 mills
District No. 16.......... ............ 5 mills
District No. 34.... ....-.........--8% mills
District No. 11 (road). /-- mills
Also one ($1.00) dollar poll tax- on
all male citizens from the age of 21
to 60 years old; 4lso a commutation.
road tax of $3.06 orn all citizens be
tween the ages of 18 and 55 years,
except duly ordained ministers and
teachers actually engaged in school
work, and payable from Oct. 15th,
1922, to March 15th, 1923; also a cap
itation tax of $1.25 on all dogs. pay
able only during the month of Jan
uary, 1923.
Office will be kept open during le
gai hours for the collection of same.
A. LEE SCRUGGS,
Treasurer of Fairfield County.
Wanted peas. Very attractive
prices. DesPortes Mercantile Co.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Blair
Frazier Company, Inc., will be held
at the place of business of the said
corporation, at Blairs, S. C., on the
28th day of December at eleven o'
clock a. m., 1922, for the purpose of
liquidating the corporation; winding
up its affairs, and dissolving the
same
L M. Blair, President.
James B. Frazier, Sc:. and Treas&
A SEASONABLE PROVERB
"A bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush,"
Is a saying old and true.
But "A gift in the mail beats two n
the store,"
It just as true, ,though new.
Late Ch
ae a full stoci
rines, Englis]
almonds, fan<
lates, layer 1
cakes, and otla
And gifts th
their, mother,
s have your or<
Wishing you,
Merry C
;BORO I
TAX NOTICE
In accordance to law, the tax books
will open on October 15th for col- i
lection of taxes and renains open to
December 31st without penalty, and
for the month of January one per cent
on delinquents; for the month of Feb
ruary one per cent additional on de
linquerts; and for 15 days in March,
1st. to 15th, five per cent additional
on! delinquents; on all real and per
sonal property.
Mills
Stte purposes -...--.~..
Odinary county ...-.--- 5%
Special county -
Constitutional school ... ...3
Special Tax for Schools
District No. 1.__ ---__6.
District No. 1.6
District No. ......
District No. 3.._.....-..... 4
District No. 464
District No. 5
District No. 6
District No. 7.....--...
District No. 8
District No. 9
District No. 1 --......-. -......
Ditrict No. the....-...~ ... ,--6 e
District No. 1--......
District No.13---...-.-..6
Diptrict No. 1--...........1
District No.15 . - .....--..-3
Dikstrict No. 1 -..- - .--....1
Dtrict No. 18__ _ _12
District No. 20.-...-....~............ 7
Ditrict No. -1 - -. --..-.. -.
District No. 22.-_ , 7
District No. 23..-.--..--.---..4
Ifstrict No. 2
District No. 26- - .---2
Dist rict No. 27.- .-..---.........10
District No. 28-__.-...-.......... -6
Di strict No. 29..... --..............2
District No. 3 -...-...... -..
District Nio.31.-.......-..:.......8
District No. 32-.. __7
District No. 33.--.-.--...--.....
District No. 34...-...._...... 10 .
In addition to the above taxes, the
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