The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 23, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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?Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry First Bapt
Denton, this morning, a hoy. the morn
?Born to Mr and Mrs. V. A. tendered 1
Lingle, last night, December 22, a Dr. Boldri
girl. charge to i
?Remember the Christmas enter- large Bapt
talnment at the opera house Friday s*ate'
evening. 1 Al xvas
?Dr. C. 13. Pratt leaves today for ^KIerl }}"}
his home in North Carolina. We will . . j J,
be away until next Monday, Decern- s? r
her 29. eighteen y<
ily have tl
?The Lancaster graded schools selves \vi
closed today for the Christmas lioll- Boldridge 1
days. The school work will begin a riear thi
again on Monday. January 5. dent.
?Married Sunday, December 21, In offeri
Mr. Arlin Knight and Miss Willie Dr. Doldrh
Stacks of the cotton mill village by the deep c<
James M. Knight, notary public. more good
?On Sunday, December 21, Mr. that anoth
James M. Knight, notary public, mar- Rood here,
ried Miss Willie Williams ot the mill and affectl
village to Mr. Carl Hair of Pineville, faithful cc
N. C. through th
?Rev. II. R. Murchison will preach \Nhile k
at Douglas church next Sunday af- ParlleB- ?,u
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Sunday school aR oarlps
will be held at 2 p. m. instead of in . ? r
the morning. especially c
fear or fa1
oite. Duri
ent house
PERSONALS
1 church no\
foundation
Miss Ella Crawford Heath of \
Stoneboro is the guest of her grand- . '
father, Mr. W. McD. Brown. , .K 1
Mr. Elliott W. Springs, who came !"{, ;
home from Princeton last week for .. Tr S,
the holidays, is in Charlotte for a . IT? .
few days. )lnl
Mrs. R. S. Tillman and children ,1?"
of Augusta. Ga., are spending the , s(]
holidavs with Mr. Tillman's mother, 1 ,
Mrs. J. T. Woodward. !??.????! ar
Messrs. W. Carson Hodges of the f
University of South Carolina and ,lnifftrn,|1v
Edward P. Hodges of Charleston Col- ,ip ,if|S mn|
lege are spending tne t;nristmas va- " "Jj"'
cation with Rev. and Mrs. E. T. resne<
HodBefi and anxic
Mrs. Frank C. Zemp and little '!{nflli V,
daughter of Spartanburg are here t. ' f
vlRlting relatives for the holidays. ) ,
Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs are progress
spending a few days in Columbia. Rihlo Vnri
Mrs. J. Forest Boswell and chil- Ki . '
dren of Burkeville. Va., and Mrs. J. _
E. Poore and children of Columbia Virginia' a
are the Christmas guests of Mr. and nion,| cojip
Mrs. Li. C. Payseur. nte nd
Miss Mamie Helms and Miss Allie prn Baptis
Funderburk of Monroe have returned pr Boldrir
home after spending a week with p0ppie jn t|
Miss Mabel Plyler. jIe ROes to
Misses Mary Massey, Maomi Der- time in Tn
rick, Ruth McDow, Perry Belle Ben- Mrs Bol
nett, Mary Lindsey and Kate Hinos, j0j,n \ M
Winthrop students, returned home man of tlu
Saturday to spend the holidays. postofTioe i
Miss Blanch Thompson of Ebe- tional houf
nezer went down to Lancaster this js a woman
" morning to spend Christmas with i,0tli of niii
relatives.?Rock Hill Record. tl)p jxtpvn
Mr. Chalmers King, assistant state 0f pr Bol
chemist at Clemson, and Miss Nancye wishing th
King of Bennettsville are at home for 0f iai,(
Christmas.
Dr. D. P. High, now of Wilmlng
ton, is visiting friends in Lancaster, _
where he is pleasantly remembered. / pff.
Misses Ruth McCardell and tjCI t'
Molivia Taylor are at home from
Cliicora College for the holidays. i ,
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A "Royal llaul." ' ,iear anl
me a ball,
Alfred Archie and Susie Wilson, an,i apples,
colored waiter and cook, respectively,
nt the Hotel Royal, have heen sus- Lancaste
pected for some time of taking unto
themselves various and sundry arti- , n ,
cles from tha testahlishment. Search '
warrants were taken out with the Dear Sa
result that dead oodles of stuff from motherless
a saucer and cravat up to a gold pen thought I
were found where the waiter and Christmas
cook resided. Archie was tried today mother ha\
before Magistrate Caskey on four years and ]
several counts for stealing and being and have nt
convicted was given 3ft days or $100 presents. ]
in each case. Not being able to raise you may
the 4 00 plunks hj will spend the dear Santa,
Christmas holidays and the forepart
of the New Year on the chaingang. Taxahaw
The search warrant for Susie Wil_ N. L. Faile
son, while bringing to light table
linen, dishes galore and other ar- - Wants i
tides too numerous to mention, 1
failed to locate the dusky damsel her- Dear San
self, she having doubtless departed VnK me a
for a visit to relatives far avuty from P'ease> and
here. me a *ret
please.
^ Carol Singing Christina* Eve. Lancaste
We are glad to say that our sug- Another Or
gestion to have carol-slnglng Christmas
Eve, is about to materialize. 1 Dpar Sail
The beautiful old custom has never 'no,herless
before been observed in Lancaster, ' thought i
but we believe our people will wel- ( hrlstmas ]
come Its inauguration this Christmas. m?ther ba\
Misses Nannie Hill Moore and Eliza yejVT a
Wylie practiced some of the well- and have nc
known hymns and carols with the Pre86"t8. ]
high school boys and girls today and y?a.niay 8e
copies or tneso will be furnished to
all who gather at the opera house at _ .
9:30 tomorrow night (Christmas lax"',lJw'
Eve.) We hope other young people ralle,
all all older ones whose hearts are
young will gather with the boys and
girls Wednesday evening and spend Dear San
an hour or more singing the glad Kjr] nlne^yei
Christmas songs. Let's meet at the pi,.as). send
opera house at half-past nine and go Your friem
to different parts of town where we
will sing these Christmas carols. Heath Sp
liOok for the Paper as lrsual. Another
With rare exceptions most news- , Dear San
papers omit publishing one or moie aiso j( yoU
isssues of their paper during 'he girl's years
Christmas holidays. The Newt, will B *
I be one of these exceptions? the paper Heath Sp
will come to you as usual. For this * '
both paper and patrons are Indebted i t 1
to our office force, who wore not wll- Just
ling that the renders sof The News Dear San
should be denied a single Issue of the boy Ave ye
unui-i . I. >V 1! \ I#r i
? Card of Thankj. 11 tl Sj
To thte Kdltor of The News:
Ailow me to express, through
your paper, my sineore appreciation There \vi
and thanks to the kind friends and Reaver Cref
neighbors for their sympathy and day, Decon
help In our recent bereavement. lnv'ted to e<
W. F. GARVIN. put on the t
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THE LAXCi
OLOHIIHiE ltBSKiXS. i A Handset
' Th?? Etlwati
Castor Accepts .t all ??? Charleston is nc
VoodrufT Church. calendars and ?
and we are glad t<
H. Boldrldge, I). 1)., of the the favored reclpl
ist church of this place, at some and very
ling service last Sunday, calendar is sole
us resignation as pastor, gootl quality pnp<
dgp will leave his present large and easily i
accept the pastorate of the is also very attra
list church at Woodruff, , and contains nm
i use and interest.
with a distinct feeling of
t the community learned Basket Supper at
dridge's decision, for dur- To tlie Kitor of T
esidence here of about There will be
ears, both he and his fam- pollege Hill sclio
loroughly identifled them- day night. Decern
th our community. Dr. au ladies to brim
Is a man of marked ability, full pocketb
nker and a profound stu- ( Many other attra*
I things to draw foi
ng his resignation Sunday. vtted. a night of
ige said he did this under vvj10 come. Six
onviction that he could do Waxhaw. Proceei
elsewhere and in the hope school.
er pastor might do more (
He spoke very tenderly
lonately of the kind and
-operation of the church
esc many years. OUSIIIGSS
tad to all churches and
ring his ministry here, ho (.ppy MEAT M/
isly and boldly proclaimed | Thursday. Chri
oneeived to be the truth, prj,iay from 8 to
>n moral questions without nor n'ros & pD
cor, being deterred by no
ng his pastorate, the pros- SADE A f<
was built, the parsonage Turkevs of the
nd the entire lot has been ,Vr pair $6.0ft, th
nproved. The Baptist come, fi.rst served
v rests on a vastly firmer Lancaster, Rout*'
He has been a great
he Second Baptist church \n
ng to organize it and do- j |JO tn n
or a year on the hill after Wednesdays. Frhl
7 was begun and getting u,itil further noti<
liape there for its organize- ^
las been a faithful worker j o *
on meeting of the Morlah 1
i and in the Morlah Asso- i 5 ~
If. He has been for years |
if Fuman University, and ,,i , 7/,',,^', . !'e a
diligent student of all ed- i , ' ! . , r*''a>'
luestions. His relation to , ly Invited,
denominations has been V". ,, "??~
pleasant and among them i KhN lT' ",a<
ay very warm friends. To- 1 ? ran f?1 8ame b
lie has tfeen kind In feel- * "'ttman,
ctful in word and deed,
>us to be encouragingly
le has been identified with SALE Firs
emost movements of the . . ual"y- We will
believes in increasing '''"uer, the Meth<
He firmlv believes In the containing
in the triumph of the ta,na 2 arres, mo
f fJod. .of 8ale cash, sa
born in Culpeper county, boil8e lef
nd Is a graduate of Rich- IIarPeL
ge, and both a full gradu-j
st graduate of the South- 1
t Theological Seminary. WANT S
Ige says some of the best ? week, see us.
ie world live in Lancaster. , a 1 something
the Woodruff church some Pboue us. Edwa
nuary.
drldge is a sister of Judge V_TT ;
oon, of Tennessee, chair- ?()U going
4 important committee on ^,.a, ^'nger Sewini
nd post roads of the na- Chr,8tlaa8 present
ie o* representatives, and ta'n'y appreciate I
i of many tine qualities, , A- R- Lindsey, Mg
id and heart.
s joins the many friends rrT7T7~~
dridge and his family in I WANTED?Partie
em success in their new crops on my pin
nr. northwest of L
. _ Hough.
r wil ivua> I UUP
pre tr\ ^nntn three miles fro
Clo IU k_sl4f((.U store room or two
Cunningham.
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{ Baseball Fan | WANTED?To bu
ita Claus:?Please bring i mink, otter, m
a bat, a mit, some candy eoon, sheep, goat
Your friend, I Want 6,000 pound
WILLIE STEELE. before you sell. (
r, S. C., Itoute 5, Box 69. i
THE ROYAL TYT
Will Appreciate Anything. . ?Kll'7-^d everyw
class machine and
nta Claus:?As I am a the high priced tyj
and fatherless little boy I ! an absolutely new
would write you for ^a wholesale price,
present. My father and care The Lancastei
re been dead for several j S. C.
I am about 15 years old, |?
> one to give me Christmas FOR SALE?The
[ will appreciate anything t&lnlng five hui
send me. So good-bye, or less, estate of (
to John Boykln, Ci
ASTER CATOE.
, S. C., Route No. 2, care
, u..?.. ti.I? I ru
* mv 1tahu/ A iir V 1
ta Claus:?I want you to 1>
doll and carriage, If you I *
a set of dishes and bring |
it many things, if you W
RDNA SMALL. I *lfl II
r.8.C_ | #11 I#|
plian Not Hard to Please. ) A
ita Claus:?As I am a |
and fatherless little boy, ] (\ ? ,
[ would write you for a i lif/Hllll/llPf
present. My father and j VI1UIIU1UIVI
re been dead for several I
I am about 13 years old
t one to give me Christmas
will appreciate anything eTi I ^
nd me. So good-bye dear
FURMAN CATOR. That means M
, S. C., Route No. 2, care , ,
for you have
Wants a Doll. * /
ta Claus:?I am a little WjLXj
ars aid, and I want you to
me a doll, If you please. in the month of
EVA KIRK. we W'N hftve e
rings, s. c., Route i. so come, send
ih.TT~vo? n,order9 for an>"
t? Claim:?I want a doll "jay want in tl
please. I am a little Don t forget OU
old.
OLENNIE KIRW tri
ring!*, S. C., Route 1. ' i^llliriSC M()
Vaiits a Little Toy. White ]
tn Clnus: I am a little
i?rs old. I want a little * best that 11
i\'0 any left for little boys.
ROB KIRK.' ======
rings, S. C., Route 1.
,*< <<;> Mackoi
II t?e Christmas tree at
>k Baptist church on Frl- d
ber ??5. Everybody is 1"
>me and bring presents to
ree. L?
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XSTEK NEWS, DECEMBER 23, 1
tic Calendar. ! FACTORY EXPERTS?
Fertilizer Co., of writer Repair Depart
>\v distributing its charge of the most si
lmunucs lot 1H14. wrjter tnechanics in the
0 hi* counted among
ents of these hand- our work Is guaranteed e
useful gifts. The of auy rebuilding nl
mildly printed on I country. All work hand
er Hint the print is ly and fully guarante
read. The almanac Crayton & Co., Charlotte
ctive in appearance
ich information of ??
VETERINARY SUI1
College Hill. N. 1 have located In Lanci
he News- practice of my piofessh
a basket' supper at iY 1 your "
ol house on Satur- "y Cal
>Kpr 27 Wo want (l?*y night. Call me
I baskets, and boys "00,J Vl^llOT?"
ooks to buy tboin. GrJuaVe Ta'clTzT
rtlons. Plenty nice DC ,ve>c?
\ Everybody is in. |
good things for all
miles southeast of j
is for benefit of the | p__ __
For ^oTilmYtVee. j 106 FaiTO
Noticesi Rank i
UIKET will close! LPClllll ^
stmas Day. Open
12 o'clock. Slog- rp _
?w pair of Ilronze A M Uvl vUll
very best blood.
rnn fni* <o en ir?i....?
,'.~i."v:ch;?u?| "asa pai'' c:
3. 23-24-1* $50,000 and a sur
$5,000 which is
l,cc* m growing. It is a Cou
iv ofnce Mondavs, i c.?t? :
avs and Saturdays State Depository, i
^e. | tne State inspecti
\ a. linole. prudent manageme
out of Education. has never lost a c
~ loans,
lire.
n oyster supper at The Bank has
night. Public cor- the confidence of its
mers by accommi
k male pig, owner and continued servii
y paying expenses. We invite ?
me*- cross Roads. whether large or
24-p Bring us your fourti
t Monday in Jan- cotton deposits. We
sell to the highest tee safety and good
Ddist parsonage at in return.
7 rooms, lot conre
or less. Terms four per cent
le to he at court paid on time deposi
;al hours of sale. ,
B. A. Gainer, Jno. pounded quarterly.
22"25"p
Shingles cheap this _ . _ __ _ _ _
If you want good L A 1/ lyl L IS V I
that will burn. I t\ i\ III Li 1\ iJ 1
rds & Horton.
4 TRUST (
? Machine for a LANCASTER,
? She would cer- D
it. See my H5-1. t. B. L1NGLE, Prest.
?. Ciooo. O*
?22-23 W H.MILLEN,
s to work share *"
intatlon, 1 ?{. miles
an caster. W. C. ___________
or two good farms | I
m Lancaster, also I I
?^jj I T)/ \
y your cow hides, ffi I Kg ^ V
uskrats, 'possum, I fl I B
and horse hides. |
s at once. Sec me | I I
Papers Cauthen. I I ^ h
EWRITER is rec- II I A
rhere as a first- I I ^kW |H
wears as well as I fl
>ewriter8. We have fl I I
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Address H. C., | 1 M 1 M I
r Naws, Lancaster. fl
101-tf
Bailey place, con- fl
idred acres, more I
2. O. Witty. Apply fl <
lmden, S. C.
12-tf I fl
I Men's $10.00 St
d Time I Men's $10.00 Su
I Men's $15.00 St
I Men's $20.00 Su
? I Men's $2.00 Panl
j^aaya J a I Men s $3.00 Par
llllKlS Men's $5.00 Par
^I Boys' Suits, size!
\ SiiMr for I Boys' Bants at1
tJUgdl 1UK | Men.s and Boya
_ _ I $1.50,
\ Ladies' and Ch
/ Suits, prices
$1.98,
ONEY for you A ful1 line of La<
got to have Sweaters frorr
SHOES
yQT $2.00 Ladies' SI
^ $3.50 Ladies' Sh
December and I $4.50 Ladies' Sh
nough for all, I Children's Shoe?
or phone your I Men's Solid Lea
hing that you I
le grocery line. | ^en 8 anc* Boys'
r
ii r a ml I ? <
l5os<? CohYo
noney can buy. ^ p?
ir iVl.l
ell s
irocery ?1 ?
1913.
-our Type- [(TsVWWilWiF'SVi
meat is >^JLPLPLPLP!?H.PLSLPL?
Li lied type- ^T<
South, and ;
qual to that I
ant in the '
led prompt- i
ed. J. E. ,
. n. c. I mi
6-6-tf
Gteox. W
iRter for the
>n, and am AA
ve stock for
lis answered
at Gregory- AA
y. U1
try Surgeon. [
Washington I AA
| S At this
> AA. good cheei
J Hi to our pal
^rS m generally,
AA tion of the
they contii
* ! It is our
y Sj the Christi
QJ) y with you i
gg of the coy
apitalof W
plus of B<
steadily Si THE BA>
nty and S
s under M "Th<
on and 1 gg
:nt and j W LAIS
;ent on D
gained W
j cub to- S
adations M
ce. gg
iccounts gg
small. 3
?en-cent ?
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service ^
ts com- ??
Trespass Notice.
???? All persons are forbidden to
pass on the lands of the undersl
^ * miwr by litiiitink, fishing, walking, ri
lANK driving, raking straw or leaves, t
Uxallln low stock to run on same. An}
disregarding this notice will be p
"'A cuted.
;y R. E. A. Huey, J. C. Nelson,
y G. E. McDow, A. C. Mellow
8.0. F. W. Nisbet, Miss Maggie I
J. D. Nisbet, G. Wash. Wi
Cashier CARBON PAPER and Typev
Ribbons now in stock. The
m caster News.
LIAK(
RGAINSi
lits, all-wool Cashimere
$6 48
its, Blue Serge. . ..$6.48 20 Yards
lits (Tailor made).. $9.98 ^ ^ ards ]
its (Tailor made).. $14.98 20 Yards I
ts $1.48 200 Yards
lts $2.25 20 Yards O
lt*V 19 i' " $3*48 $1.00 Broa
3 3 to 18, knee pants, pnce ... .
*c, $1.50, $2.50 up to $7.50 50c Mohair
25c, 50c, up to $2.00 40c Suiting
Overcoats, prices Bed Tick
$2.50, $3.50 up to $10.00 Tick (ws
uldren's Coats and Coat $1.00 Sati
white, g
$2.98, $4.50 up to $10.00 (1
lies', Men's and Children's Good Aproi
1 25c up to $2.50 10c and 12
SHOES $1.00 Men'i
hoes, at $1.49 Blankets ai
loes at $2.98 $3.50 Wool
oes $3.48 $4.50 Wool
i, all sizes, at low prices. 40c Table I
ther Shoes at $1.00 Table
18, $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50 A pnmnh
Hats and Caps Ladies' ant
25c up to $3.50 prices.
DOLTAJ
CHEAPEST STOKE ON K,
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a
ra
time of good will and >Si
\ we wish to express Wj1
trons, and the public
our sincere appreciair
many favors. May
lue.
W
hope that the joys of >Si
nas season may linger ^0?
ind gladden each day
ling year.
IK OF LANCASTER fa
? Old Reliable."
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Notice.
tres- Annual banquet of Jackson Lodge,
Igned 53, A. F. M., will be served by the
ding. Daughters of the Confederacy at vhe
ar al- court house at 4 p. ra., December
r one 27th. All members are requested to
rose- attend. *
G. J. DERRICK, Secretary. 4
lood, DR. C. B. PRATT,
111am Dentist.
/idler IM,one ***'
Lan- Office over Lancrsl.r Pharmacy,
Otfl e hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6.
JFF'S I
IQK
DECEMBER
a^, A^4 A^4 A^V 4^4 A^A
DRY GOODS
? inch White Cloth $1.00
Fast Colored Calicoes... .$1.00
bleaching $1.00
Thread, white or black. .. .5c
uting (5c per yard) $1.00
d Cloth 49c
3Q/* I
23c 1
at 10c, up to the best Feather
iter proof.)
in Charmuese (colors, blue,
reen, garnet) at 50c
0 Yards to Customer.)
n Gingham at 4'/2C
\y2c Dress Ginghams at..8'/2C
s Underwear (wool) at. .. .75c
t.; 48c per pair and up
Blankets at $2.48
1 Blankets at $3.39
Damask, 54 inches 25c
s Damask, 72 inches 49c
?te line of up-to-date Millinery,
d Children's Hats, at reduced
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