Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 "VflKTHROP ORIS DELIGHT SOL ONslf IITF1 THE LANCAl i aat\i 8TEB NEWS, JANUAB i\v i v v i Y 29, 1913. _ 3 Members of the General Asi Pay Visit to College. By J. Brian Bell. Rock Hill, Jan. *4.?' cheers for Winthrop," cried Wh iemb!y V af S 'Three N. O. A , IUKI WALL Y 1NV lit Y uu .riyier ?s uiw ivgisiuiivci i Bteamed into Rock Hill at 11 < today. "One thousand chee Winthrop," suggested Mr. Py c?3 night when the special left f lumbla at 7 o'clock. And the ment of the popular mall can the general assembly was ecu the expressions of the 100 or ZZ to CO rs for lee to- i or Cosentl -y I- >: JN e\s more me into < t Goods our store We Are i and inpi ! NOW { ect the ir Jhowiner lany and members who visited Hock H day, the guests of Winthrop C Perfectly planned arrange were perfectly executed. An unkind fate sent the dn day of the month to light the 1 tion of the college, but the w of greeting was not dimmed ' atmosphere. Veteran legii Vrr Vi A hava mo/ln mnnu trlno 4 [ill to ollege. >ments | earlest I Inspecarmth * by the slators ~~ Selling a t Attract ively Lo w Prices I I uv ua v c uiauv uiouj iiipo v , lous colleges declared the ent m(. nent of today to be the best that have gone before. The special train to tak< members of the general asi and their friends left the unl< tlon on schedule time, 7:30 o The train was run into the Wi; College track and the passenfi V V ? ? ertalnof all j the rembly >n 8ta- 1 case "Utility" 'clock? patterns wii Qthro^ only rers at GINGHAMS Dress Ginghams in a big a th solids to match. The best Bsortment of pretty one made to sell at 10c the yard 27-inch Flouncings i only Baby Irish Flouncin EMBROIDERIES n numerous patterns on excel KS, SOme Of Which hnvp hnnr lent material at 25c yard IC tn motnVi of once repaired to the audit where sections had been allot each county of the state. In spaces the representatives tool seats and students at Winthro charge of the representativ their respective counties and s them the college buildings grounds. At 9 a'aUaI/ tine orium, ed for these i their p took One big lot yard es of ed with bla< howed brand for w Big new lot "Pi 4.. I nnrl Hrooaoq PERCALES I wide "Lucerne" Percales in v ;k and colored stripes, checks, hich some f?et 12*c, but our pri injah" Percales, in beautiful onrl in anlir) nrvlAra oil r\-f nrVi vhite ground, fi^urrings, dots, etc. A ce only 10c yard patterns for shirts inK n rn nrnn f n/\<1 only. Beautiful 27-inch an Baby Patterns, 75c dresses at only. Insertions to match . .50c id 44-inch Swiss Flouncing^ at quality, 27-inch dainty Floun at. w iiiawii at 75c and $1.00 50c yard rings for baby 50c yard 10c yard ^ w tm \j v 4w rv uiuiici ? a~ on the immense dining hall. Pr over 1,200 persons enjoyed tht the 800 Winthrop girls beini mented by possibly 4 00 guest the conclusion of the dinner v B. Johnson president of Wi College, presiding as toast i a number of speakers were duced for responses to toasts obabiy fast. At son feast, g aug. ??? :s. At mh D. ! aaster! 20 pieces Chevic iutro- patterns foi I the yard M?'V4 111 OVIIU VVIV/1 o( ail U1 TT I I ne places a 15c seller, but goes CHEVIOTS >ts in solids and neat stripes shirts, dresses, blouses and r ivm aic ^uaiauiccu here at only 12*c and checks. Ideal ompere. To go at 10 cents MAlflj Don't fail to see the ings. One of t yard C*' I ISHTTK ILOI NCIN se beautiful embroidered Marc he newest and prettiest thir --..$1.25, /VT A. ~W * as juicette Flounces out, at the $1.50 and $2.00 Senator E. E. Verner of < county responded to the toast State of South Carolina," Cha Smith of Timmonsville, lieu governor, spoke on "Robert E /fcttie subject of "Education" w cussed by W. J. Roddey of Hill. The toast, "The Gener embly," brought a response * flar.raa TX7 ni^b /,? CS..~* Dconee * > , "The, ' rles A. 1 I tenant Lee.V i as dis- New Spring lin< Rock Linenes, Li al As- j Laces, Medi ^roim all-round vs LADIES' WAISTS } of Ladide'Waists in white a iwns and ^oiesettle and vario allions, Buttons and Embroidei dues we've beten able to find _ nd black, made of usly trimmed With ed work. Thf best _50c and $1.,00 each "With tl rij^iAijZ ie Meri( the Word Inipl GINGHAMS 5 lies." WW. *f *-?ivn Ul OUUJICI , man of the ways and means c< tee of the house. The after-dinner speeches Interspersed by the following cal programme: Orchestral Uon; song, "Carolina" (wo Miss Mary Frances Wickiffe student body song, "Loyal End," (Kucken), College Glee tuair- , jmmit > were muslseiec Ladies' House I rdB by pretty new }' l^e prising valu to the i Club: DKI?SES )resse8, well madt of Percales patterns and stylap, every one le, only.. I.. $ w ? / and ^in^hams, in i of ^jhich is a surl.OOAnd $1.50 each 1 solid case Rood 6c but in full, cleai Ladies' splendid loi $1.00 value redi Apron Ginghams, not'seconds c n pieces, to go at only. GOWNS ng and high neck Outing Go iced now to only )r short lengths 4c the yard ?wns. Our best Tfw* PonVi song, "llail Evening Bright," Antoinette), College Glee orchestral selection. The v&b concluded with the sing "America" by the 1,200 j standing. Following the dinner a con honor of the general assemb given in the auditorium. T (Marie Club; dinner :ing of We are showing >ersons Aprons, etc when you c cert in . ly was only. b pro APRONS : a nice, new assortment of Co in white and desimble colors! :an buy these, WE^L made ? '-11 / qk Aprons, Nurses' I Why make them if good material at 25c, 40c and 50c Short Outing Pettic but now only... I PETTICOATS oats, nicely made of good mate srial. Were 50c 39c each nao uyCUrU Willi 1 I Hail Columbia" (Chadwick) Choral Society; Miss Grace bod contributed a reading, TemptaAon of St. Anthony" ( Miss Louise Siddall sang Down Laughing Strei (Sprpss), and as an encore "Tife Rosary." "The Coquett quered" (Paul Lawrence D le ivew by the AnderheZT) I Ladies' plain, p "Come Persian trir unlet," Ladies' short C *ave trimmed wi e Con- _ unbar) Ladies pretty i KIMONjVS I ink, light blue and line Crepe I nmings and in full sites and le repe Kimonas, beautifully st ith plain colored satfts afd lac igured long Crepe jkim^nas t Cimonae with pretty ngths, only...$1.00 laded and figured, es, only $1.50 each rimmed with plain Pretty figured crib 50c quality redi All Bed Blankets in BLANKETS Blankets. 75c quality reduce iced to stock to go at a liberal reduct KK\1\A\TC d to 50c 39c ion. i jJp&b read by Miss Lucile Melt< '^Jowed? by a piano solo; "R1 Pan taste" (Llzt), by A. C. Two members from tbe cho ciety Bang 'W'ho is Sylvia?" bert), and "Serenade" (Sch concluded the concert. One of tbe most pleasant f of the expedition was the s] on. foi- colored sati goietto only Bauer, ral so(Schu ubert), Our new Sprini B?tu arrived and plendld ns and laces, well vorw $2.50 SPRING OXFORDS ? Oxfords in tbCMEDIUM P 1 look mighty good. We have Mnfala Vi^ia on/] Qoh'na on/1 , but to go now at $2.00 ea:h > RICES ONLY have them in Patents, in Pnmno PIuaLah If you can use a rei it off our Barga A few dozen pairs . i_. - * nnant of cotton or woolen goo in Counter exceedingly cheap. SHOKS Ladies' Fine Shoes, a little < i > ?ds, you can buy _ . m in style but Byevmi irmn iurmsned by the ern Railway. The train ch; by President Johnson for th consisted of live vestibuled ; ger coaches. Representing tl way company three officials the trip, W. H. Caffey, dlvlsh senger agent, Charleston; S. Lean, district passenger agei lumbla; J. A. Maxwell trt?4n South- J.OIJO, UU1I artered and Button ie trip, passenie railmade in pas- H. Meat, Co ma uiar AUCiaio, iviD auu uawuio, nnu sty lea at $1.50, $2.00, $2 Ol A li A 14 AAA XilUl/llCI 5.25, $2.50 and $3.00 Ioinerwise airig In sizes 2 to 5. nt. Regular prices were $2.(K Your choice of the lot now at ) to $3.00 pair. ; only...98c pair I I Columbia. The conductor In was T. H. Hughey and the ei was "Bill" Clark. The tra Columbia at 7:30 o'clock, r< ^ock Hill at 11 o'clock. Ret * 1the departure from Rock Hill 7 %'clock. Representing York count Wlnthrop College on the trail = xrac ngineer in left caching turning was at y and 1 were: ung star YOI aps wve JR THAI n on Uas >E WAN 3h Furch TED ases A. E. Hutchinson, reprenei and J. E. Beamguard, sen a In addition to uome 100 m of their families, the attaches j* of their families the attaches two bouses and several state i made the trip. On the trl Columbia to Itock Hill the tri rled 200 passengers. atative, ?mb W A M I Afl i>fl)ciuls I JhM I P from JBJ J[ ? lin car 4CASTE MR CANTU I COM FY Lancaster Leads. 0r E===#