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6 NEWS OF INTERES FROM WINT] V w HROP THE LANCA 0 STER NEWS, NOVEMB 1 ER 14, 1913. * 0 / >3 LAAAAAAAAA * It Winthrop Daughters Meet a Otllcera?Other Items General Interest. Special to The News. Winthrop College, *Nov. Wtnthrop College Chapte Winthrop Daughters met o day, November 6, for the I this year. The members x>l ganlzatlon are former nil Fleet of X T y 12.?The V ??? r of the n Thurs- ?, ? Irst time X f this orWin th run ?? 4 0 m 1 i students now holding pos teachers or officers-in the The following officers were President. Miss Mnry (!. l*i president. Miss Pawnee Join tnry. Miss Florence Boyd; 1 Miss Sarah Withers; gleai Leila Russell. This chapt terested in , the organizat growth of chapters all over and will be glad to have J th ron nnntrhtprc r?1i:n?tpr w* itions as X college. elected: % tJpo; vice i s?s; Beore treasurer. ?? icr. Miss er is in- | J Ion and the state inv Win- t rili> Miss COAT SAND COAT SUITS t If t' f ? V I X Sarah Withers at Wlnthroi whenever these organizatio This will enable the home c keep in touch with the orgai Miss Minnie Macfeat, the head of the kindergarten de of Winthrop, went to Itidgev day in response to an invi address the Women's Club Miss Annie Gantt, preside Student Government Assoc \V. . . nn.l Mian 1 > College ns occur. J liapter to nizations. 4*4 efficient J part moil t ray Tues- 4% tation to J there. nt of the ?, ? tation of X Inrrv urn AT 11 ehhbbbbbbhbs^hhhhhi ) AND 15 PER # % ( CENT IyI in Philadelphia attending tlon of Student Government tlons as delegates from the Government Association of 1 College. Miss Kleanor L. Cory, sec the Student Volunteer Ban United States, is visiting throp. The world's week c for the v M. C. A. and the A. began November it, and H -?* ' J v the conAssocia Student t tVinthrop M r retary of f d of the M at Win>f prayer t Y W. r. y diss Cory R T-f XTAT1 r EDU MM??? n nr CTIO t n rr 4-Vfc * V ? % 4* ?*? upeneu i in* wees 01 prayer throp 011 Sunday afternoon I dross to the T. W. C. A., are held daily during this Dr. J. E. Wamsley. heat history department of Wintl lege, has been invited to paper before the American I Society, which meets in CI in December. While in Nas: cently. Dr. Wamsley hea Pankhurst, the English su ill III- X ly an ad- % Services week. f 1 of the ?rop Colread a f listorieal \* liarleston % hville re- 2 rd Mrs. V ffraRi'tte, ?, ? xi y uu c or suit tfc Now anc XX ^ LlllllXVlllg lis season it i Here. L/u.%yniB will pay y LI Id ct LUdl rou to buy speaa. ue taiKoa quite tnte of Mrs. Pankhurst, her vl Manners. She was not anyt Dr. Wamsley expected a suffragette to be. and irapre as being a lady in every sen word. While Dr. Wamsley ed to admit that Mrs. Pankli a logical speaker, he was verted to the eause of wot frage. The Carolina Minstrels. \ rostinjiiy 4 lews and V liinc liko % militant X ssed him so of the *? was foro- J urst was V not ronman snf X vho kept The season but as a help business in th has only well s i to enable us to c lis department tl rv 1 1 V W* tarted on these g Io a record break lis Fall we've d< ;oods we know :ing November ;cided to begin 1 it Winthrop audience laugt two hours last Monday nig something new for Winthrr entirely different from any have ever had, and were gr joyed. Saturday night. Novel Packard, the celebrated c and humorist, gave an enter at Winthrop. which was th enjoyed by those holding 1 Lyceum tickets. linK for * lit, were t >p. being tiling we J?4 eatly en- t V mber 8, artoonlst* f tain men t oroiiRbly ^ Winthrop f *! "JL* U W of Bea and St dClllllg utiful ai lits at the uur cii i?j id Stylis 5 very lib ue ime h Coats >eral re r*T Again Miss Mary E. Ms been honored at Winthrop. elected president of Curry Society for next term. I people are well acquainted \ Massey's qualifications for to which she has been eleot< Duplicity. Washington Star. issov has Shr? was J literary ^ancastor vltli Miss J the office %4 ??! v ductioi some c a of 10 ;ases, 15 per cent per Gen and in t. This ?o you koi your poem | "Yes," replied the detorrr thor. "I sent the first s Uncle Know-it-all's column, inquiry. Tan any one give rest of this poem?' Then the complete poem ov?-r name." TIME TO ACT jrinion: T lined au- %? tanza to with the mo the y I sent in another J A reduct: Childr< ion will en's Coai n apply fcs from *j f also to ?1.50 up Don't Wnlt For the Fatal f Kidney Illness?Profit bj easter People's Evperie Occasional attacks of t irregular urination, headat dizzy spells are frequent s of kidney disorders. It's an neglect these ills. The ata pass off for a time hut gem Stages of f I.an- j nces. mekache, J lies and V ymptoms error to J irks may V 'rally re- ? ? Pleas Vi se remembe r that it is; Ml a. pleasure f % 4* x 4* turn with greater Intensity delay a minute. Begin taklr Kidney Pills, and keep up until the desired results ar ed. Good work in T,ancast< the effectiveness of this gres remedy. Mrs. Jane E. Edwards, St., Lancaster, S. C., says: recommend Doan's Kidney the highest terms, for I kn Don't J i K Doan's their use e obtain- X ?r proves V it kidney ?% V Catawba J "I can j V Pills in % ow what ! I with us t Tradim ? 1' 1 wiTk? 0 show gooc s 1 stamps givei ma iw/* A Is. > i with all ca A- ^ -*k sh purchases f-- J - 1 Y L Y ?h $ tney win no. One of my Buffered from wenk kidneys complained of pains In th Doan's Kidney Pills, procui Crawford Bros.' Drug Stor used and they save great rt For sale by all dealers, cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., New York, sole agents United States. r? ? relatives and also e back. X red from e, were met." t Price 50 Buffalo, f for the ? which iiicd on each of lib d II cc gw every Fifty D iu yuu ui f c< OLLARS spent t-4- , ems reiuoaea HERE. rvcuiciiiuci mo 11 it ill & and take no other. Lancaster & Chester ] .Schedule In Effect Nov. 9t] Eastern Time. WESTBOUND. Lv. Lancaster 6:00 Lv. Fort Lawn 6:30 Lv. Bascomville 6:47 UUHI1 ? V.f Y Ry. Co. A b, 1913.. 1 t *t & 3; 1 Bp a?3:55p a?4:1 Bp V Lan r . . ____? icaster 1 *i I * ilercantil< 5 Co. /; ? I X I I Lv. RIchburg 6:58 Ar. Chester 7:40: EASTBOUND. Lv. Chester 9:30: Lt. RIchburg 10:20i Lv. Ba?comvllle 10:31i L . Fort Lawn ll:03i Ar. Lancaster ll:30i Connections?Chester, wll ern, feaboard and Carolina western Railways. a?4:30p a. . 6:15p a?6:45p V I a?7:2 7 p v mmm a?7:38p J4 a?7:5fip t a?8: 25p > th South- A & North- 1 * I 9 _____ I / J I V i:H Fort Lawn, witn se&Doara Railway. Lancaster, with Southern A. P. McLURE, a \i. . Air L.ine ^( Railway. Vv