The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, June 17, 1914, Image 3
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The Pageland Journal
iaoe 17; 1914
Local NeVs
Mrs.
Frank Jackson,- of Guess,
will be carried to a hospital in
Charlotte today for treatment.
Rev. J. W. Little a well known
evangelist, is conducting a meeting
In Waxhaw this week.
Anson fcoiinty, N. C. has
fefcedtiy completed d handsome
tburt hotiSe and it was dedicated
iasi wbek;
The t)emocratic club roll
books are open in the various
Voting jirecincts throughout the
fcdunty and state and all voters
have to enroll in person. Better
do it eariVBud
Threatt was right badly
fciit by Lonnip Hough last Saturday
night. Both are negroes and
they live on Mr. J. T. Funderburk's
farm at Dudley. The
two words "Corn Liquor" are
explanation enough.
"Yotlr paper containing mjlocal
came out on the 3rd, and
the local was answered by a
man in Columbia on the 4th,"
said a man recently. Then say
it doesn't pay to advertise? Try
a business local, if you want to
hllV r?r coll onvtllinnr T "
vwj vr? uvii uuj llillif;. X v> u
words for 1 cent, minimum 10c.
Vernice, the one-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Jordan, died on Wednesday
morning of last week
and was buried at Price
school house in the afternoon.
. Meningitis was the cause of the
death, and the child had been
sick about a month.
Mr. Robt. Turner has been
awarded the scholarship to the
University for another year. He
came home a few days ago,
ple^tft^that he had received
Ofl flouts (Uuing his freshman
made tw^^^^^^^^H|^ars7
Mr. Hicks plaMBHHHorn from
these twin cobs, and he may
have a field full next fall.
John Jackson, of this county
was pardoned Wednesday by
Governor Blease lo restore his
citizenship. Jackson was convicted
at the April, 1900, term of
court for Chesterfield county on
a charge of murder, and was
given a life sentence. He was
paroled during good behavior
December 24,1912.
Dates for the farmer's institutes
are being arranged. There
will be three in each county and
four in Chesterfield county. One
of these will probably be held on
the farm of Mr. W. McColl 2
miles east of Pageland and one
on the school farm a mile or two
from Chesterfield.
A meeting will be held at Mr.
W. J. Hicks' store next Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock for
the purpose of reorganizing
Plains voting precinct. All persons
interested are requested to
be present and aid in the organization.
Under the new rules of
the Democratic party all voters
are required to enroll at the nearest
voting precinct, and each
person must appear in person
and sign the roll.
Our readers will notice
that we are publishing a series
of articles headed, "Who Is W.
F. Stevenson?" These and all
articles of like nature are advertising,
of course, and are paid
for at the rate of 10 cents per
inch. We are not boosting any
candidate, but we are always
willing to publish legitimate
articles for candidates who are
willing to pay for the trouble.
When you see that little word
"advertisement" in parenthesis"
you may be sure we are charging
for the article preceding.
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Rev. R. \V. Cato will preach
at Providence the fourth Sunday
in June at 4 o'clock p. m.
Mt. "Earl Griffith, of Jefferson*
wa6 carried to a hospital in Columbia
for an operation for appendicitis
Monday.
Mrs. Laney Parker, of Lanes
Creek township, suffered a mental
derangement retently, and
was carried to Morganton asylum
Monday.
Mr. J. J. Adams, an aged citizen
of Plains section, died Satur
day morning, of paralysis. He
had been sirk for several
months. The funeral was con
ducted at Plains Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. M
Sullivan.
The residence of Mr. J. J. Morgan
aj Rock Rest, four rrples
east of town, wa? bijrned today
at eleven o'clock, savs the Monroe
Journal. The fire is supposed
(o have caught from the stove
'llue, but it was not discovered
in time to be put out. Mrs. Morgan
had gone out to spend the
day and only some of the children
were at home. Some of
the household effects were saved.
The building was a substantial
two story one, which was
formerly owned and occupied
by Mr. James H. Williams.
There was no insurance and the
loss is a heavy blow to Mr.
Morgan.
Personals
Little Miss Edith Edgeworth,
of Ruby is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.Edgeworth.
Miss Maude Ogburn is spending
several days in Marshville
with her sister Mrs. C. W. Stegall.
Mr. Leroy McColl, left yesterday
for Anderson and Asheville
to spend a day or two. and from
there he will go to West Virginia,
t6 work for the Mercantile &
Physician's Reporting Co., of
Albany, N. Y.
HT"TI7TnaJcffieJlll!md Mr. and
Bars. H. VV. Cross well left this
Bnorning to attend the annual
neeting of the Grand Chapter
lof the Eastern Star at Clio.
Prof. J. A. Knight left last
week for Benson, Minn , where
he has a position with the Home
Education Co., of Boston, Mass.
Miss Cora Cato returned last
week from Winnsboro, S. C.,
where she spent a few months
at the home of her brothef, Mr.
T. E. Cato.
Mr. J. C. Nelson, of Lancaster
county, spent Friday night at
the home of his son, Mr. R. H.
Nelson. Master Dana Nelson
came home with him after spending
several weeks at his home.
Stevenson Is Going For 'Elm.
The Camden Chronicle has
the following to say of W. F. Stevenson's
visit to Camden: "Hon.
W. F. Stevenson, of Cheraw,
was in Camden last Saturday
snaking hands with his friends.
Mr. Stevenson is an announced
candidate for Congress from the
Fifth district, and has gone to
work making a thorough canvas
of the district. He is a man well
known in public life in this state
and has always been prominent
in politics. lie says that he
intends to visit every voting
precinct in Kershaw county
before the primary in August
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uuu win wt* every voier in
perso 1. Tie says ho is meeting;
with a great deal of encouragement
over the entire district and
confidently expects to he a winner."
Salesman?Here's an alarm
clock that's guaranteed positively
to make a fellow jump out of
bed.
Mr. Tardee?That's what they
all say?but let's hear it ring.
Salesman?It doesn't ring?it
honks. /
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CHURCH NOTES ^jj|
Methodist Episcopal n il
Rev. J. A? McGraw, Pastor. ' |j
Our financial reports at cMH
ference last Saturday were KtflK
satisfactory. Three of |Kt
churches are entitled to spe^jM
praise for the percent of saW^l
that is paid to date.
After an interesting senftofcj!
last Sunday morning by R^v..
W. H. Massebeau the churcti&t
Mt. Croghan was presented.by
its officers and the sentenced
dedication was pronounced by
Bro. Massebeau.
When people go to church the
most of them want to hear a
good sermon. They desire to
listen to a good preacher, therefore
they should try to help
make a good preacher by being
a good listener. Nothing helps
more to make a good preacher
than good listeners. While
preaching Sunday afternoon at
Antioch we felt that a number
of our hearers were doing their
best for us. We trust they
received something of value
from\ the preacher's efforts.
Ziqn next Sundajr morning I
and Pageland ilt 4:30 p. m. j
Baptist
J. M. Sullivan. Pastor.
We enjoyed spending some
lime while attending State Mission
conference in Columbia
with Bro. A. C. Baker, pastor of
Southside church. The conference
was a good meeting and
we hope that we will realize results
in the future, as it was
unanimously carried that we go
to work now and work on quiets
ly until the close of the State
convention year, and that we
accept the apportionment sentl
us by the State executive com- j
mittee. It affords us pleasure
that our executive committee
did not make our apportionment
anv less than headquarters. j
Last Sunday morning we ^ver^ J
called away to White Plains'tol
conduct burial service of one of J
?U?^f....^dam
Lord give themgra^^^^^^^^
and console them in this sacp|
hour.
We have been wanting to announce
it for some time, so hete
it goes, Bro. J. E. McManaway,
Home Board Evangelist, will be '
with us at Pageland for 10 driy?
meeting beginning the 5th Supday
in August. May we begin
now to pray and plan for a great
revival of religion in our town
and community. Another event
to which we look forward with
much pleasure is the coming ip- :i
to our midst again of our faithful
enlistment worker, Dr. Langsjon.
He will be with us Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, July 4th; '
5th, 6th.
We are rejoicing this week,?
fodder and oats coming in to
feed the "old gray" horse and
other good things to feed the
fellow who drives him. May
the Lord bless the good people 1
and make us worthy.
Next Sunday Taxahaw 11 a.
m. White Plains 3:30 p. m.
Pageland Wednesday evening
8:30. Everybody come and get
your book and get down to work
in the Mission Study class?one
among the best things you can
do.
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Notice to W. O. W. Members.
Page Camp W. O. W. meets
next Saturday night at 8. 30. All
members are requested to be
present and pay up all dues. I
am ou< of cards and can't send
any this time, but vou must come
any way.
I. W. Quick, Clerk.
notice
The Books of Registration for
Chesterfield County will be open
at the Court House until 30 clays
before the General Election.,
S. B. Timmons.i
E. T. White, '
T. M. Belk. 1
Co. Registration Boar!.
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I 1SINESS LOCALS
e keep bottled Coca Cola on ice
lose who prefer it to the Fountain
Cola. Mangum Drug Co.
Sale- -one good horse about 1011
irs old. Also one 2 year old stallion,
ht 7U8 pounds. Also one new
I Point rubber tired buggy. H. B.
.^dies from the country are welcome
to jnake our store a place to rest while
|Bk the city. Mangum Drug Co.
When?Your watch goes wrong-bring
to me and have itcorrecled. B. B. Eubanks.
We have as good line of cigars as
any city Drug store. Come in and try
th^m. Mangum Drug Co.
For Sale 40,000 Nancy llall potato
plants. Can make prompt delivery'
T W. Gregory.
That Ka-ko makes as good pound
cake as yon ever tasted. Try a package
Tt Mangum Drug Co.
Picnic Hams and Breakfast strips at
S. H. Laney's
We have a small Soda Fountain that
we will sell cheap. Mangum Drug Co.
f"
For Sale?Ten tons feed or fertilizer,
teuton seed meal, at $1.55 per sack, de Tvered
on your wagon. Gregory's Food
iStore.
'Highest?market price for cattle at any I
tand all seasons. Phone no. 15, Pagead
Exchange. H. B Graves. 35-50-p.
Carbon foe thejnew Acme smoothing
iron. D. E. Clark &. Co.
a bottle of Lax Fos, one of the best
L: xatives on the market for 50 cts. Mangfi
m Drug Co. /
il ~J ~
AJ Nice ? line of fine Chewing Tobacco
jiustin at Mangums Dru^y Co.
Standing?-a full Jersey,'at Caston'
abres, fee. $1.00 cash. See G. H. Watts
?-49-p
or Sal c?Thoroughbred White Leg-1
horn eggs at 75 cts. per setting of 15.
la,L. Parker.
will grind your corn on Saturdays,
^^ gr & Hinson, Plains. 20tf
your doors atjd sash from Fox 1
^^ nber Co.
H^^B-Thosc lawn swings and flower
j^^Bsfands at Pageland Novelty Works.
^^^^B^rors and sash from F<S^^^
I|r CO
c of Pharmaceuticals are nearly
?te and we are prepared to fill
iciiplions Mangum Drug Co.
[one?wanting soda, see us ^
I Carolina Supply Co. (J
Ir.s?of furniture just unloaded. O
Shipment includes nearly every
Ifurniture the trade demands J
I from %i to $10, and other
^correspondingly low prices. PIJ
Knight. ?
Bsc lawn swings and flower
Bs at Pageland Novelty Works.
H'er hath at the Barber shop &
Bicxt door and get a good cool
kind, made to suit your taste
Big Co.
o.l.rf I At .J-i *
mmuu?vu?iu uauuic an unicie [ |
net you $5.00 to $30.00 n awfll
for full information. The Win
^?iallyCo- adm
our home made meal. ^
, 9 Carolina Sapply Co.
, 1 a. m
nale?Grades, l's, X's ^ess
reasonable. See J. L. Wilt
c^^^E^eland Ins. &. Realty Co. lifter
toth
gold pin. Describe and eragi
Bj^Eiotice. The Journal. videi
of a writing' desk, book
. I hu cabinet, kitchen cabinet
candid' at once. We have a lot Wntt
i i i _ ; . - i forn
iCSClHil '"am- aim |>.ti nu-u. ?viv
COUntyjgeland Novelty Works. ship
regulai ? Sc
primarralch rcPair work done a and I
j sion
C(1 2 Liddcll saw mill, and 1914.
I'll Roller in good shape, And
I licfco, Apply to C. M. B. Jo
candid!
positiol
Pacelafc
Feed Stu
Provisioi
Corn, oats, hay, mill fe
pricas if you buy in quantit:
the retail market in small qi
You have made many mis
if you buy before seeing u
more.
We sell you one sack or a
please.
Riijrfrv* Hnrnp.w from Hi
$8.50 to $20. Double 1?1
and single wagon
harness, double car- I'
riage harness, plow lg?p
collars, bridles and < \
all other extra lea\r
ther goods in our
line.
Call and look; get prices and th
Pageland Buggy
[iEamsg
RIGHT FROM T1
Ve have a lot ot pure sugar can<
lirect from the cane mills in Lo
Id time way, and it is fine. \
ou know what you are getting.
RE HOG LARD. You hav,
og lard and now you can get it
D. E. CLARE
:hrop College Scholarships and An
Entrance Examination.
Anno
ie examination for the dcr this
rd of vacant scholarships in mafy fo
throp College and for the v,a"cel1
. . , . ... state, $3
tssion of new students will
leld at the County Court
se on Friday, July 3, at 9 j ^
. Applicants must not be <|aCy \
than sixteen years of age. congrc
in Scholarships are vacant T
i sia
3u1y3 thev will be awarded jator j,
ose making the highest av- Qf y^Q
e at this examination, pro- natjon
;1 they meet the conditions genera
irning the award. Appli- trallon
5 for Scholarships should ie?j8ial
3 to President Johnson bethc
examination forSch dar ?_
examination blanks.
holarships are worth $100.
free tuition. The next seswill
open September 16,
For further information ^t. ?
catalogue, address Pres. D. week, i
hnson, Rock Hill, S. C. land,
(Advertisement). I DrugS
ffs and
ns
;ed etc. at wholesale
ies, or at prices below
aantities.
takes in your life, and
is you will make' one
thousand, just as you
l"_v
Lot of brand new buggies
iust put up. Take a look
and make your selection.
The prices range from $55
upward, and you'll be
pleased.
ien back your judgment.
& Wagon Co.
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HE MILLS
e molasses we bought Hj
usiana, made in the H
^hen you buy this
e been wanting PURE
by calling at
l & CO. 1
inouncements.
uncements will he inserted tin- B
head from this date until the pri r
the rates below, cash in ad ^Hjj
Congress, $5.00; county and
.00; township, $1.50 ^B
FOR CONGRESS. B
reby announce my candi- J
:or congress in the fifth 9
issional district. ]
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uu on my record as legis- S
i the State, as a supporter M
odrow Wilson for nomi- 9
for presidency and of his H
1 policy in the adminis- m
of the goverment and I M
tion promoter. ^^"9
W. F. Stevenson.
R. L. MeMail us 9
DENTIST M
Pageland, S. C.
be at Jefferson on Wedand
at Ruby Thursday,
roghan Friday of each
remainder of time at Page- Office
in rear of Mangum
tore, Pageland, S. C.