The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 10, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
THE LANCASTER NEWS, JUNE 10, 1913.
Clinton, returned home to spend her ? IMOX MKKTINCi IMKNiltAX.
_ j _ r_ vacation with her parents, Mr. and M
f (|f A T T lOTS Mrs. J. H. Stewart, of Tabernacle. C / \f ? .
* O Mr Charlie Carter returned to- J\r> t i o l ef> to ,M' ,lo,,, Ht sP, in? H
day from Wofford College to spend V^L/Ct t/Y I CChurch, June 27-21).
^ ^ _ _ , . the summer vacation with his Da- ? - --
Clinton, returned home to sp
( ^ vacation with her parents, !
Q Mrs. J. H. Stewart, of Taber
Mr. Charlie Carter retur
day from Wofford College t
the summer vacation with
THE LANCASTJ
end her
Mr. and .
Hon.; -Socict/ d\.
his Da
ER NEWS. .TUNE 10, 1913
ixioN Mi:i:rix<; i*it
^ Exercises to he Held at
ecus Church, June 27
'mffASASAS,
Spring Hill iWJ
;J1> VBi
? f f1 ? f ? f
llank No. 33.
QTAT^M^VT nr.^ Tim
5
use
2*
UVxtmt/Nv.
? ine raemoaist picnic wni<
to have been give ntoday, hai
postponed until Thursday.
?Weather forecast for
Carolina: Probably showers
day; Wednesday warmer an
settled.
?There will be preachlc
Mount Carmel next Sunday i
o'clock by the pastor, 'Rev.
Carter.
:n was rents, Rev. and Mrs. C. P. C
j been Mr. and Mr8 M< E. jorda
the week-end in Chester, thi
South of Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Edv
Tues- Mr. Roy Dunn has return
d un- the State University, where
been taking a course in ch
ig at neering the past year,
it 11 Miss Elfrenda Poag has 1
p. from Summervilie, where i
been teaching during the p
arter. '
m spent Miss Laura Gilbert Wil
e guests tertained at the Hotel I
vards. Friday afternoon in celeb
ed from her tenth birthday. Ma
he has games were played in the
ril engl- halls and there were seve
and recitations by a numb
returned guests. About forty child
Bhe has present and enjoyed the i
iast ses- Mrs. W. T. Williams, the 1
I The following progra
rendered at Union Meet
llarus en- Association, Spring Hi
loyal last jane 27-29.
ration of 10:30 a. m.?Devoth
uy merry cises, B. F. Adams.
spacious Introductory sermon,
ral songs Dabney; alternate, Rev.
er of the Faile.
Iren were 1.?Best Way to I
ifternoon. Church and Keep it Pu'
mother of F. Carson. Rev HP w ni
zsslz s "tuiicy
11 church,
?... exer- M MoL)
Rev. T. A. W lflCtllvt
T. W. N. ? mm
S fflon
V'lil.i rx ? TT<
w*n*LiiHU4ii v/r lilt. v.. Kt.
OF
THE BANK OF LAN
located at Lancaster, S. C
^ close of business April 4th,
J RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. . $52
Overdrafts
IA17 Bonds and Stocks ownICY
-' i by the Bank 1
J m ii * *
CASTER [jSl
at the Wl
1913. MM
17,374.45 fg|1
7,155.79 kSf
12,500.00 [flAl
?feter uiyhura, an old c
man*, dropped dead in Wes
Frid%? " afternoon from hear
fectW?;
?'Rev. W. A. Kennedy of
county will preach at Unity <
next Sunday morning and cv
The public is cordially invited
?Married Saturday at the
of the bride, June 7, by Mag
D. A. Knight, Mrs. Mary F
Mr. John D. Wylie spent
t nf. in Kershaw.
Mrs. J. C. Foster returi
week from a visit to rela
York Rowesville.
;hurch Messrs. W. M. Green an
enlng. Muekey spent Sunday in
boro.
home Mrs. M. J. Perry and Mis:
istrate Mackey spent today in Rock
under- Miss Sue Bradford of For
me popular young hostess
Monday sisted In entertaining bj
Pauline Marlon and Loui
led last Ice cream, cake and can
,tives In served. A number of pr
useful gifts were left by t
d E. C. as souvenirs of this pleas
Wlnns- 8ion.
* * #
Another party was given
t Mlil is afternoon by little Miss I
, was as- 'viobley.
r Misses 2.?How .Shall Cam!
se Wylie. Baptism be E\analued so i
dy were Against Alio ving the I
etty and to come Into the Chu
he guests Jabez Ferris, Dr. J. H
ant occa- Rev. G. L Merrell.
3.?Survey of Horn
Field (with Map), Rethe
same L)y< '109*ose
Wil- ?.4-?Why and to u.-it
& aur, U. Li.
i'Jate.i for And the E
as to Guard W1 that money d
'ncomerted v^*
roll? Rev. 9m makes more nj
Holdridf,e, W This inten
3 Mission > > process is goin
r J W. II. every day in the
k a tent are M wIth "The OId
? r uruiiurti arid r 1XIUTPH
Banking House
noney Due from Banks and
aak"s ? Bankers j
Currency I
loney. Gold
jsting Silver and other Minor
Coin
g on Checks and Cash Items
' 7ear Total $61
Be- T.IARTT.TTTira
i.uuu.uo
5,800.00 LwJ
'3.419.38 Si
10,077.00 yVJ
3,407.60 faf]
2,307.33 [CM
3,411.27 [fBj
>6,452.72 [CM
burk, aged bU, and Mr. Jobu
aged 29.
?There will be conferen<
Union church Saturday afterm
4 o'clock. Preaching Sunday
a. m., Spring Hill at 3 p. m.
haw at 8 p. m. Sunday.
?The third quarterly conf
of the Lancaster circuit will b
at Camp Creek next Sat
Preaching at 11 o'clock Sa
Flow, the guest of Mrs. W. E. Tay
Mr. A. P. Rogers of Dill<
ce at week-end in Lancaster,
oon at Mrs. Waddy C. Thomson f
at 11 dren will leave tomorrow fo
Taxa- to Mrs. Thomason's parents
llngton.
erence ??
e held PLAY'S CHECKERS AT CI
urday.
turday M Thomas H. Davis Man
.jor uams at tr.e attractive hot
5tt spent Parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
Williams, on Chesterfielt
ind chil- Friday marked the fourth
r a visit of ^lis winsome little inai
in Dar- "umber of her small frienc
ed to help her celebrate
a series of jolly games 1
played, the children were
lEIiAW. with ices and cakes. Seve
souvenirs were left by
nurnl ti? guests, who Will lone
ne of her "e UDngea to Give th .?
3. Reece Others? Rev. Mr. IJroc
1 avenue. E- Blackmon. J. AT. n0
birthday Hinson. W. F. Mobley.
<i and a 5.?Is Christian Gtvine
Is gather- a Privilege? Rev. J. F.
it. After M- c- Gardner, G. L. Alt
lad been Small, W. C. Adams,
refreshed 6*?The Use and Abi
ral dainty Sunday School Lesson H
the wee Croxton, W. F. Estridge,
p?m?n.Koi. liailis. E. R r.intrlo wr
i * to [Aftl liable/'
k, Uev. P S ?
u-Th, D. J. Have y?u ar
count in our St
'Hammond I W< ,)epHrtmcnt?
>bley, lj. S. Q$J We pay 4 pet
tse of Our |W| interest compo
elps, VV. L. 09 nuarterly on Hi
D \ Wil
v LWj Accounts and
Capital Stock paid in..$ I
. __ Surplus Fund 1<
Undivided Profits, less
iviugs Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid 2
Due to 13auks and
cent Hankers
iindpd Dividends Unpaid ....
Individual Deposits Subivinga
ject to Check 21
Certi- Savings Deposits .... (
>0,000.00 W
)0.000.00 w
51
22,175.01
6,703.01
525.00 U
^3,135.17 W
>1,747.49 W
ana also on sunaay at 11 o en
Rev. T. C. O.DeU.
?Miss Annie Bell, forme
Lancaster, who is a recent gri
of the Fennell Infirmary, left
Hill for Columbia to take her
ination for license Riven by th<
board of medical examiners.
?We wish to repeat wha
have said many times and w
the unvarying rule with n?
Hold Up Lancaster's Ilcpi
rly of Mr. Thomas H. Davis
aduate from Cheraw Friday, where
Rock part In the checker tou
exam- Riven by the Chlquola Club
a state tlclpated in by players froi
Carolina and this state. A
it we Cheraw Mr. Davis was the
hat Is h,H old friend and fellov
ewspa- Mr. C. Li. Tillman. He sa
? WPTO Rnmo irnn/l nlavnra Knt
n tat inn. this delightful Party.
returned . . * * *
he took An enJoyable affair of
mainent " J^'l00" ^as the party
and nar- I-ella Gregory in hon
t? North K,uests. Misses Hiden of
.Vhile in ^a"' Bennett of Clio, and
guest of Raeford, N. C. Mrs. Fran
v-fiddler Kreeted th? Kuests and
vs there *bem to the honorees, wh<
tk.t v.? with the hostess and hei
7.?Is the New Test
Final Authority in Matt
ligion? If so, Why?
yesterday Boldridge.
given by 8.?Practical Methods
or of her study, Dr. J. W. H. Dycl
Suffolk, m Neal. W. S. Hammoni
Gatlln of Sunday morning: 10:
ik Harper school address, (Spea
presented chosen.)
3 received 11, Sermon by Rev. .
r mother
.anient Our VP cates of Deposit.
:ers of lieu,
, g |T's SA
of Bible W . ?
les, Rev. J. This llan
_ , Si We Invite yoi
30, Sunday VV
ker to be >E< tention to the an
Tt7.Tr *5 statement. Cot
J. F. Ham- i M
Time Certificates of Deposit
li
Cashier's Checks .. ..
i |<
Wa Total $61
STATE OF SOUTH CAROI
^County of Lancaster?si
jr a^_ Before me came Geo. 1
liamjrf, Cashier of the abov
nexed bag*. who, being duly swi
ae in that the above and forego!
ment in a. imo ?>n<itH/??<
>0,511.75 W
1,655.29 ^
36,462.72 W
-iINA, W
s
tv. wii- IB
e named
orn, says
ng state- M
n> n n I .1 > - ' - <
pers, inai arucies unaccom
with the name of the writer ^
deposited in the waste basket
?Cards have been receh
Lancaster by relatives and 1
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sice'
Charlotte informing them of t
rival of a daughter, Margaret
tine Siceloft, on Sunday, Ji
Mrs. Siceloft was formerly
Irene Swearingen of this pla
J).., ho managed to hold up La
reputation, notwlthstandl
book-learned "sneak" m<
red In gome 0f the players. He
rlends (jutjish young fellow saw hli
loft of jng around looking on and
he ar- that he was "easy mea
Ernes- ienge(j him for a game. T
ine,. lenge was accepted, but aft?
Miss moves he had possession <
ce- three-fourth of the young
Miav Wben all had assembled, f
ncaster's were flned with players a
ng the dice kept the guests amus
jves of hour or more. The first
says a pretty hat pin went to M
m stand- Horton and the booby
suppos- chariotte Jones. Each
t," chal- honor guests received a h
he chal- tionery. After the gamei
sr a few COUrse with tea was serve
)f about Harper. Miss Carrie Gr<
fellow's Mon.? ~
our tables moua> or Rev' J' W- ?.
nd hearts
ed for an Cold Days in Ju
prize, a .
lias Marie often hear of the
to Miss 'n August," but not so o
of the d&ys in Ju,ie- Yet we
ox of sta- t^lem before and are c<
4 a salad Periencing them now. i
d by Mrs V912- one year ago yes
'gory and ^oornioniGDtor droppod in
tn Q H norooo .
Dyches. to ??e "8.
'mi =====
ine.
SS g THE BANK
ertatnly ex5
LANCAS1
[Charleston g< untlVnU I
bank, as shown by the boo*
bank.
GEO. W. WILI
Sworn to and subscribe
r /xwi me this 9th day of April, 1
. I In JNO. H. PC
L "* Notary Public foi
Correct?Attest:
rCD WADDY C. THO
i L l\ ^ C. PAY8EUR,
R. L. CRAWFOR
ui oaiu
ts of said Wj
-iams, mi
d before
913. LflK
)AQ. faftl
r 8. C. ISI
MSON, ?1
D. WW
?mr. juuu u. wyiie, ui
burg, was in the city Thursd
ternoon, and while here soh
proprietor of a Lancaster r
picture show an orchestra f
to that used with such splend
isfaction by Mr. Joseph B. W;
his Savoy theatre.?Chester
porter.
?Our readers will observe
number of our selcetions in t
sue have reference to the bri
ivicu- men." The sequel was th
ay af- man quit the game. Mr. Davl
i the in his prats of Mr. Wm.
noving of the club, who arranged 1
ilmilar nament. He says Cheraw li
Id sat- to-date town and is now pv
ylle in a first-class sewerage syst
He- says though, that while "C
Cheraw" is charming inde<
that a he could scarcely see the i
his is- the trees. That the number
des of is n refill n (nH fnr
mamci uregory. rr
? i $ was a*8? dispensed durln
rHf ternoon. Music by the
1,0(1 rey guestg Qf honor added mu
enjoyment of the afternoc
b an upitttng
in
em. He LITTLE GIRL PAINFULL
harming
sd; that
own for Daughter of Mr. McAtee
of trees on Oat Cradle and Was R
. vv nucicaa
J'\hp f stopped at 60. During t
t I * h days many have discard
taieiiteo Rarment8 aud donned w
cn to me inciuding overcoats. Bu
>n" less and notwithstandin
? that clouds still envelop t
<Y HURT. 3Un '3 3tm shining t
and will make us all pei
before many days h
r Jumped around,
adly Cut.
yesieraay n "in? Old IVelU
he past two ^ ^ ^ ^
led summer
inter wear,
t, neverthe- _
g, the fact
;he heavens, Resolutions of F
>ehind them Whereas, This Lodi
rspire again of Ancient Free an
ave rolled Masons in the death c
Crenshaw, has lost a
a brother
?ble." I Dli
??????ur?rn
Lee pee t. Right reserved to^reJ<
ge, No. 261, b'd8 not satlaftictoi
d" Accepted 18 factory bidsAeceiv*
>f Mr. E. L. 8old at public auctl
member and Springs, 8. ^5., June
I 1 1 nVln?t/ a m n.
ectors.
SISlS
jet any and all
ry. If no satjd,
stock to be
Ion at Heath
20th, 1913, at
n.UU ...
June. We understand there
be several of them this montl
in town and county, and remi
ing these brides-to-be, we sent
greetings along with these a
of wit and wisdom.
?Mr. Reuben Clark of Sav
Ga.t has been visiting his
Mr. Elliott W. Springs. Mr.
is a member of the famous
Horse Troop which first es
are to fact that In the early hlstor
ti both town when any one breai
meber- town laws Instead of bein
1 them dollars or days, the culprit w
irtlcles plant one or more trees,
Ing to the helnousness of
annah, fence, with the result tl
friend, streets of Cheraw have three
Clark trees.
Black Mr. Davis has learned sc
scorted moves since participating
V of thp Early Saturday mornlm
ched the Uft daughter of Mr. Fran
ie Elven Ateer? of the Sincerity sei
as made r- fpalnfu* fccideni
. acrnrH. father s farm about five m
the of- ?' town. Mr. McAteer
isit the daughter, who is about 11
rows of had JU8t driven into a flel
when the little girl jumpec
?rne now WRgon and fell upon a ci
in the for cuttinS oats- Her left
g the lit- Struck by Lighti
k M Mcction
mpt During the thunder st
on her afternoon about 3 o'clocl
dies north hy Mr. J. B. E
and his ' Plyler8 Jasper (
VPir, ni,? place, two miles southwi
d of oats was struck by ??**tning.
1 from the was only sightly dama
adie used }n the yar,? having recei
lee struck force of Die bolt. Mrs
. SHUCK l L H . ..
. We wish to record (
K" tion of Bro. Crenshaw,
orm Friday of his death and our re
c, the house will meet us no more i
Ills, on Mr. lodge.
Cunningham Our deepest sympath
;st of town, his noble wife and hi:
The house dren in this hour of/tr
ged, a tree tion. And we mourn
ved the full Our hearts feel for
i. Ellis was rents in thls_the death
>ur apprecia- j dersignedT Jno. T. G
Our sadness Lancaster, S. C., June
grets that he ? ?
in an earthly WANTED?Every ma
child in Lancaster <
les go out to to our store and gel
s sweet chil- bargains we are offe
ial and afllic- ter Mercantile Compt
with them.
his aged pa- ALFALFA HAY is
of their son, grown! Try some
'UlCI *> I LII UU?
reen, Assignee.
> 9th, 1913.
n, woman and
:ounty to come
t some of the
ring. Lancas*
iny.
the best hay
at $25.00 per
President McKinley in 181*
later escorted Vice President
ahalV ' X the inauguration th
Marflk ? The troop was reviev
Gen. S. S. Baden-Powell duri
past year Mr. Clark will 1
officer in this organization tin
ing session.
! DCD Cn\T A T *
J, and tournament, so local pla^
L Mar- better watch him. He thl
e past progresslveness he saw in
ved by is due t othe existence of
nf? the board of trade. His frle
je an Tillman, wants Cheraw a
b com- caster linked together by a
which could easily be don?
tending the terminal of t
roads in each county so as
nect at Lynche's river.
rera bad ? 8"ttrp Viaue wn,cn cul a
Inks the below the knee. 1
fhernw suffered much pain from t
a live S,ie was hurriedly brough
nd Mr and ?lven medical attent
nd Lan- is now re8*hig comfortablj
railroad, !\opfd tthe, wound wI11 801
, by ex- ttrely healed.
he two ?
to con- Mrs> P> R i?arker D(
\f ra Pmmo Po rlror ?1>!
(leep Rash ^ered unconscious for s
'he child utes
he wound,
t to town
ion. She Itegistration Books
and it ia Four more days rema
on be en- persons desiring to v
special town election to
? the 25th instant, may d
not necessary, however
who registered when the
iiu v?a.o ren- ana ineir annciion is i
everal min- Let us all bow In hu
8ion to the Fathe
tent, who/is also the
fort and of mercies, w
Open. things well and will co
in in which console us in this the
ote in the bereavement,
be held on Be it resolved that a
o so. It is resolutions be spread i
, for those ords of our lodge, a co;
books were The Lancaster News, a
ours. ton. Cunningham f
mble submis- Phone 179-2.
ir Omuipo
God of com- TO INTRODUCE new
ho doeth all S. C. W. Leghorn
mfort us and good one-year old
hour of our have them at $1.6G
one and two-year old
copy of these each. Cunningham
ipon the rec- Phone 179-2.
py printed in
CODV 8ent to nr 1 vimriTv
'"arm, R. D. 4,
blood In your
flock requires
cockerels. We
I each. Also
hens at 11.00
Farm, Rt. 4.
1 LJ IV O w i> rv L..
Miss Eva Parks spent last
with friends and relatives In
roe, N. C.
Mr. Gilbert H. Green of th?
haw section was In town yesi
Mr. A. B. Ferguson, Jr., I
turned from Wofford Colleg
Spartanburg, to spend the v
tir I f Vila rtn enn to
<J
MRS. MARY K. CAUTHEN
. week A Kindly Spirit nnd Devote
l Moil- tian Passes Away at \ine
s Wax- Mrs. Mary E. Cauthen,
terday. l^e late A. J. Cauthen, both
ias re- were natives of this county,
;e, at Ninety-Six Thursday i
acaton Mrs. Cauthen was a daughtt
late Simon Beckham Sr t
, Frontus R. Parker, died ir
i DEAD. ern section of the county 1
day afternoon. Mrs. Pari
><1 Chris- Miss Austin and lived at
ty-Six. N. C., at the time of her
relict nf al)?ut s'x months ago. Tb
of whom wore carrle<1 to Wingate 1
, died at intermentmorning.
"ie Superintendent Elec
?f Plena- *
ic ui mi. open two years ago to t
i the east- The books have been n
ast Thurs- the registration of all q
ser was a ers who did not register
Wingate,
marriage
ie remains Boys' Corn Cli
Friday for The Boys' Corn Clul
next Saturday, June 1
_ o'clock, at the court h
I members will please
ted. j nrnmntlv a? u.-t> havo am
lo so again. his wife and a copy to t
eopened for (Signed) T. W.
ualified vot- L. A.
in 1911. H. A.
i
Heath Springs, S. C.
lb- 1913.
b will meet
L" 10ai?i Business N
be there
mo iromt Im ftfTT nil nATlf VT1 ? 1
? vYA^ic/Lf?ueiore \
nlvYwp hat* come and loo
nriMPAM millinery department.
FiOR^ON ' the sma?est thing al
Committee. Lancaster Mercantile
' June 9th' FOR SALE?Several
shingles. Edwarc
r . Lancaster, S. C.
lotices
FACTORY EXPER1
'ou huy that
k through our
The price is
bout our hats.
Company.
cars brick and
is & Horton,
64-tf
rs?Our Typo
ttiiu uio ru m.
Miss Carrie Beckham spe
week-end with her mother Mrs
Beckham, in Camden.
t Miss Gladys Jones visited h
ter, Miss Min Jones, In K?
recently.
Mrs M. R. McCardell, Mr.
VanLandinghum, Miss Saral
llams and Miss Martha Vai
Ingham spent Sunday at
Spring, the guests of Mr. >
nt the ant Hill. We take the f
i. R. S. notice of her death from St
State:
ier sis- "Mrs. Mary E. Cauthen. \
srshaw the late Rev. A. J. Cauthen
Ninety-Six suddenly Thursdt
R. N. ,ni?- She was nearly 82 yeai
1 Wil- an^ had spent 55 years as t
uLand- nieei of her husband In thf
Heath (,,st Itlnerancv, and the nil
Ar. T. following she had lived In
dllowlng The trustees of the
tturday's school district, at a recen
elected as superintendent o
vldow of tral graded school, Mr. Ch
, died at Wessenger of Lexington
ly morn- Mr* Wesslnger Is a gradu
rs of age South Carolina University
he help- taught for several years.
? Metho- principal of the graded
ie years Greenwood and has beer
Ninety- tendent of the school at Ii
Lancaster portant business that sh
t meeting, tended to at once,
f the Cen- CARL McMU
lalmers E. 1
county.
ate of the Dr. E. E. Horton of
and has Spring section was in t
He was day.
school in
i superinunan
dur- t
?ui/ IU?- iTl 1 LJV> 1 1 *Y i> 11^ %
ould be at- 3 gallons of milk pei
calf. Price |35.00.
RRAY, Farm, Route 4, Phone
President.
WANTED?Sealed bids
the Heath general merchanids
own yester- Crenshaw & Qo^'Tleat
C., to be filed by June
leraey giving writer rtepair U6]
r day, second charge of the most
Cunningham writer mechanics In i
179-2. our work Is guarantee
of any rebuilding
for stock of country. All work h
e of E. L. ly and fully guara
h Springs, S. Crayton & Co., Char
s 19th, 1913.
partment la In
skilled typethe
South, and
d equal to that
plant In the
andled promptnteed.
J. E.
lotte, N. C.
5-6-tf
Van Land Ingham.
Mrs. J. ('. Miller and son i
ferRon are the guests of Mrs. ?
mother, Mrs. J P. Gregor
Chesterfield avenue.
Mr. Gary Elliott returned
week from Greenville, wlure
been attending the Furman I
School.
Mr. and Mrs. I). M. Jon
Heath Spring have been v
Six. Her illness began las
3f Jef- 8I1(I '?r five weeks at a ti
.filler's seemed to be at the point
y, on bllt ^or several weeks ha<
ently passed the erlsis and
I last covering. Thursday niori
he has died almost in a momen
Kitting ,oavps eight children, amoi
the Revs. \. J. and II. J. <
es of w'th many grandchildren,
isitinir even-tempered woman, a mc
It, u.,trll n 1111 nmr?
t Easter !"K lI1R past inree session
mo sho re-elected for the coming
of death NVessenper has the hiph
1 appar- ntonials as to character :
was re- floatlons for the head ol
nnlp she "v.-teni like ours. He ha:
t. She )'is acceptance of the posi
ip them heen released by the t
r^aiithen, '"man Tlie other teaehf
A more Central school will be el
re kind- we<*a
ci?a_ The nresent nrincinal o
year. Mr. ???
pst testiind
quail- y
' a school in
s sipnlfled j c*.
tion, hav- j *
rustees at ' m bb
"to?dfthiSj I |]M
f the mill
Order to Move Oui
RPR ANT
r Large Stock of
i mm m
in
Mr. and .Mrs ('. \v. Jones.
Misses Effle Stogner nm
Porter have returned from Wi
College to spend the summer
tlo nat home.
Mrs. John A. Stewman an
sister, Mrs. George E. Shlpwa
attend the wedding of their
er, Mr. Carl Lee and Miss
Watkins in Anderson this wee
Mr. Elliott W. Springs left
tr\v A ah In U'hnro Ho will
1 i,ia tian couid not ho found. H
ntlirop 's ns ointment poured forth 1
vaca- a" ovor tho state. Her fun
conducted by the Rev. F. R
ul tier assisted hy the Rev. Mr. N
y, will *'le Presbyterian church a
broth- 'lev. John O. Wilson. A la
Nell RrcRation attended and e
k there was a feeling that a
today bereaved. The interment ws
urwwiH town cemetery."
or nnirio school, Mr Joseph K. Co
hero and ',is assistants, Mrs. R. R. I
oral was Miss Marie Morton wore
nihhlo fleeted. The teachers of tl
looro of st'hoo! will he elected lat
nd the
rge con- \o Criminal (Our
ividently -pj,0 grand and petit j'
11 were not attend the June teri
ts in the f.ourt which convenes her*
a a itf* pplmlnol hnuin<?cu
nnors and IB J J I I ;
tiddlo and j
also ro- j
ie colored ]
er 011.
urors will /
n of the f
s Monday,
n il I K..
uuii niiu
MATE!
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a few days.
Miss Jessie Lee Blaokinon f
ed the commencement exercl
Clemson College and before i
ing horn will visit Wlnthrop
mates at Greenville, Lauren
Newberry.
MIrs Belle King is visltini
frilly of her brother, Mr. J. I
who now resides at 11
8. C.
'?" ""
ittond- flreRory-RoRPrfi.
sos at Tha following Invitations
eturn- yesterdav, were road with
school j,y the friends of this popnlf
is and couple:
Mrs. Alice M. Gregor
< tho requests the honor of your
'aimer at the marriage of her ds
odges, Julia Franklin
to
transacted.
i, issued JlTXE.
interest
ir young And what is so rare as
June;
y Then, if ever, come per
presence Then heaven tries the earl
lughter in tune,
And over It softly her
lays:
"Ill wu
and turn
a dayln delivered
feet days;
prices to ;
warm ear . .
ic t t'. r>A
it into cash, we wi
Lancaster, that w
you. If you have a
n L /\ +-\ rk /-X - tlf 1
11 quote you PRIC
ill look like wholi
ny building to do,
:es,
esale
now
Misses Frances Smith and
beth Campbell of Tirzah a
guests of Miss Margaret Long.
Mrs. James Witherspoon w
Rock Hill Friday with her
son, Mr. Walter Kerr.
Miss Mary Massey remaii
Rock Hill after Winthrop
menrement, where she is spi
a few days with her sister,
. ^Frances Massey.
Eliza- Mr. Arthur Power Ho?
re the on Wednesday evening, the
fifth of June
ent to Nineteen hundred and th
grand- at half-past six o'cloi
at her resldenee Chesterfield
led in Lancaster, South Carol
com- Miss Gregory is an a
ending young woman whose friend
Miss that her marriage will ta
away from Lancaster, wh?
fers Whether we look, or wl
twenty- listen.
Wo hear life murmur, or s
Irteen ten;
rk Every clod feels a stir of
I avenue An Intent within It thf
Ina. and towers,
ttraotlve And, groping blindly ab<
s regret light,
kn her Climbs to a soul in g
*re she flowers. ?
IO 111V Villi
aether we
tee it glis- ?
might,
it reaches ?
It for \VlPP(
and
LOWELL.
S~. 1 I1W111, W1 lit I
:au Manufa
LI
during Co
py
\ Mayor lirover u. weisn 01
shaw spout Sunday in Lancai
Mr. Jack White spent Sa
in Rock Hill.
Miss Resale Stewart, who
been teaching very successfu
/
L.
i\.er- was worn aim rtfar?u.
iter. Mr. Rogers la a succesafu
turday engineer of the Westlnghou
pany, who la well known ai
i has in Lancaster, where ho was
lly in ly located for several montl
il young lQ ^Ul-e a Cold In One
S?i Viu"1! Take LAXATIVKBROMOQuinine
n(l liKPU cough and Headache an I works
former- Druggists refund money if it f
18. K. W. GROVIi'S signature on es
?
i Day |
. it *taps the I _________________
off thr Cold.
Bi^MMMIBBWW8WWHsra>
ich bo*. 25c. 11
ROCK HILL, S. C.
PHONE 370.
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