The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 06, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS An
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^ ?Nimrods have had a good season,
which they have thoroughly en- zejoyed,
but the hunting season is al- wa
most at an end, for after March 15 cf
It will be unlawful to shoot birds. I ,
?Mr. C. M. Gregory has been ap- ^
pointed policeman and is now wearing
the badge. He comes here from an
Lancaster, where he has ll -d ex- cd
perience as a policeman.?Pageland tb<
journal. I
?Rpv. S. R. Brock will preach at (1(j
. Ebenezer Baptist church next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock.
?Judge Ernest Moore has return- ( 1
ed from Moncli's Corner, where he t'oi
held the tlrst term of court since his 'j
recent appointment. Judge Moore
will preside next at Orangeburg,
where court will convene Monday, 'u
March 16. nu
?Rev. J. If. Thayer of Wllliamston an
will preach at the First Baptist ( h
church next Sunday, March 8. at both ^
morning and evening services.
- The town council and sewerage '
commission held a joint session Wed- '
nesday to discuss tiie matter of floating
the $70,000 issue of bonds voted As
for sewerage, street improvement in
and extension of water pipes. The ev
bonds will be sold as soon as an ad- stc
vantageous sale can be made. ret
fcr ?A. L. Johnson has resigned as th,
second hand in carding at the Chad- tir
wlck-llosklns Mill No. 3, Charlotte, se;
N. C.. to accept a similar position at nu
the Kershaw (S. C.) cotton mills.? ha
Southern Textile Bulletin. an
There will be a piny given by
local talent for the benefit of the s,>
King's Daughters Friday evening of fv
next week, March 13. se
?Judge J. W. DeVore of Edge- s"
field will preside at the approaching
term of ourt,, which convenes here ,?
Monday, March 9. ^
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SOCIAL NEWS v,
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Mrs. James Witherspoon was hostess
last week to the Friday After- st<
noon Book Club at a most delightful *n
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meeting. When the roll call had been p
answered with current events, the jj
play of Macbeth, which the club has mi
been studying since September, was
finished and a number of questions ^
relative to it were discussed. This ei(
was a very full meeting or Lancaster's ly
oldest club and marked the fifteenth
Gi
year since its organization. Thus it ^
was that the crystal anniversary was so
celebrated by the gift of a handsome
piece of cut glass to Mrs. T. Y. Wil- t'1
llams, the popular president of the 111
ce
club. The presentation speech was or
very cleverly made by Mrs. J. P. re
Hunter, secretary of the club. This at
or me as a complete surprise to Mrs. |
Williams, who in a few well chosen rwords,
gracefully thanked her club
sisters for their beautiful token of
love and esteem. Another pleasant
feature of the afternoon was the welcome
given to Mrs. Leroy Springs,
who has become a member of this to
charming club. The hostess served , vi
delicious refreshments in several
courses. ' E!
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Mrs. D. E. Penny was the hostess of ei
the Mothers Club last Thursday af- M
tsrnoon. The mothers of children In
the klndgarten are members of this fr
helpful club, which was recently organized
through the efforts of Miss V1
Corinne Jones, the kindergarten w
teacher. Mrs. Penny's living room qi
was most attractively decorated with
handsome Jonquils, sent for the oc- |n
caslon from her old homo In Abbeville.
Several papers were read and vi
a peanut contest caused much amusement.
This was followed by "A of
Shirt Waist Romance," In which Mrs. ft,
Nathan Hlrsch answered the most
questions correctly. Mrs. Hlrsch was n
rewarded with a lovely hand-embroidered
centerpiece. Dainty re- Sp
freshments were served by Misses
. Florlde and Ethel Perry. I
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The very young set have their
pleasures as well as the elders and
the Sewing Club made up of eight in- to
dustrlous little maids, affords much
enjoyment to its youthful members, tti
Two recent meetings of this club ti
were much enjoyed. The first held
with Miss Margaret Rradford, at the V1
home or Mr. w. us. rayior, in wesi p
.End, was very pleasantly spent. Prizes
were awarded the winners In an In- p
terestlng little contest and a sweet n
. course was served during the afternoon.
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At the last meeting of this little
club Miss Ethel Cauthen was Its hos- aj
tess and the attractive home of her m
A parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Berry Cau- ,
then, was the scene of a tnerry gath- ,
erlng. A large and a small game of
lotto were the prizes awarded the m
successful contestants. Enjoyable
refreshments were served. Ci
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The U. D. C. jnet on Thursday, af- in
ti>pnnnn at ttlA llftftnt hflmn of Mr*, hi
R. B. Mackey. Although thu weather t
was moat inclement, nearly a score t
of members were present. The busl- b<
ness hour was unusually full. Among dl
other things acted upon, the chapter ti
voted to request our representative at
in Congress to use his influence in the w
war department to have the principal
military reservation near the Atlan- l
tic terminus of tho Panama canal T
named for Robert E. Lee. Also that fli
in the bestowal of names of all forts h<
and batteries, Southern men may re- s,i
ceive equal honors with those of tho jc
North. tl
Some newspaper clippings on IT. D. w
C. work were read and a beautiful hi
tribute to "Stonewall" Jackson, by hi
one of his pupils, was read by Mrs.
A. It. Idndsey. The special guests at hi
I i^l this meeting were Mrs. J. IV Hunter. s?
and Mrs. Hackney of Charlotte. A p<
delightful salad course was served by v<
y* the hostess.
THE LAI
ILD1NG AND LOAN MKFT1NGS. ' J||
Html Meetings Show Good Year? that 1<
? , to do in ord
Flection of Office*. I ,y wUh the
The annual meeting of the Citi- keep the tn
is' Building and Loan Association tlse their
s held at the First National Bank Cand Vnvl
Lancaster on March 5th. their goods
The report of the officers showed the muil on
it the association had a good year ?- course, i
d the stockholders present express- ea^h^'turni
themselves as well pleased with SOn (N. C.)
3 jrzm a wui l\. ;
The following directors were elect- SALLIF F
: Chas. P .tones, R. E Wvlle 1 ,inisHod a
nea tloore. 1. ssop. K. M. S "Xf<.'
oxton, ?V. F. ! aney, John Craw- white lndf>
"d, Harry Hitsch, Paul Moore and who wish tc
II. Havls. please let I
The board of directors held a isfaetion?105
letmg immediately after adjournnt
of the stockholders' meeting FOR SALE
d elected tile following officers' n,'r
ns. I). Jones, president; It. K. ?Vvile,
vice president; 10. M. Croxton, snow white
r< tary and treasun r. and It. K.
vlie, attorney. I 11 Fit FRY
The Lancaster Building and Loan ,, 'h!vT.VL''!
soeiatio'i held its annual meeting ^
the Bank of Lancaster Tuesday Floret
Piling, a large majority of the 'Florence
>ckholders being present. The sec- ' ?r
tary and treasurer's report showed
nt flip stock of series No. 1 ma
red and was paid <>it last June. This
ries matured within seventy-six
inths, with seventy-seven payments, Whereas,
ving started February 20, 1007^ ?'i?l one-tlil:
d having been paid off June 18. siding in C
Li. This report and those covering i-*1"
ries Nos. 2 and 2. were very grati- titoned the
ing to the stockholders. A new tio:i <>r on
ries. No. 4. was opened in this as- mine whetli
elation on February 1. (fames am
I lie following officers were elected shall he coi
serve for the ensuing year, vlz:,l-nrL 1900
II. Witlierspoon. president; J. J. hore
ackmon, vice president; Geo. W. b? i,elfi l)y (
llliams. secretary and treasurer; school distr
R. Williams, attorney. Directors. March 19, a
H. Wltherspoon, D. U. Williams, 1 At which
arry Hirsrh, Ernest Moore, W. C. as return 1
lomson, M. S. Witherspoon, A. P. ^or taxation
cLure, L. C. Eazenby and J. J. an(' registr
arkraon. allowed to
The first annual meeting of the 1 'H*6. ?P<
ackholders of the Perpetual Huild- R',a" lai
g and Loan association was held elections,
lesday afternoon In the office of W. j
Robinson, Esq. The report of W.
Milieu, secretary and treasurer, '
ade a very creditable showing as to Coun
c progress of this association, which
is only been running for one year,
le following board or directors was *! *!**!
ected at the annual meeting, name- X
, A. J. Gregory, A. R. Ferguson, J. V
Nisbet, J. Clark Robinson, W. T.
regory, W. H. Milieu, R. Y. Funder- %
irk, E. C. Mackey nnd W. P. RobinThe
board of directors met after X
e adjournment of the stockholders'
eeting and re-elected the old offi- ..b
rs, namely, president, A. J. Greg- X
y; vice president, J. F. Nisbet; sec
tary and treasurer, W. H. Millen;
torney, W. P. Robinson,
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rfc-RSON ALS **
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Mrs. I. T. Irvin, Jr., of Washingn,
Ga., is expected Monday for a
sit at the home of Mr. R. E. Wylie.
Miss Athleen King, teacher of the i J
igin school, and Miss Harriet Lewis, I
ho teaches the Helms' school, are ?*
:pected to spend the week-end with ! X
iss Corinne Jones. V
Miss Bernice Davis has returned
om New York. 2
Miss Isabel Davis of Lancaster Is
siting the family of Mrs. S. A. Blud- ?*
orth in Yorkvllle.?Yorkvllle En- JL flD
ilrer. V Ut\
Mr. Herbert Dunlap of Rock Hill
here on business today. JlL _
Mr. S. W. Heath of 8toneboro is a J /*?
sitor here today. MjUI
Mrs. George C. Heath and children
' Greensboro are the guests of Mr. 2 j
id Mrs. W. E. DaviR. U)it
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Springs are In
ew York. $
County Supervisor T. O. Blackmon V
>ent Tuesday and a part of Wednes- I I
ly In Columbia on business. 2 JL^
Miss Maude Moore nas returned
om an extended visit to relatives in
elmont and Lllllngton, N. C. 2 ?
Miss Frances Massey has returned (1(11
i Rock Hill after a short visit here.
Miss Margaret Lemmond has reirned
from an extended visit to rela- t riff
ves in Rock Hill. WW
Mr. W. J. Ferguson of Yorkville
sited his daughter, Miss Willie J
erguson, this week.
Miss Florence Robinson and Miss
annle Clark returned today from J
ew York, where they bought dry
>ods and millinery for the Jones ^
arcanttle Company.
Miss Bettle Brown is home again; V
'ter two weeks' visit to her sister*
rs. 8, W. Heath at Stoneboro.
li?giaUhire Adjourns. i A
The following was taken from thlg X COD
orning's Columbia 8tate: V
The general assembly of South A
arollna adjourned sine die this I a*
ornlng at 2:06 o'clock after being V /till
i sesenon since January 13. The ??
Duse adjourned at 1:23 o'clock. X
he senate adjourned at 2:06 o'clock.
he presiding officers of the two
idles declared them adjourned sine
le under the terms of the resolu
on agreeing to final adjournment e^e
I 0 o'clock on last Wednesday night
hlch had not been rescinded.
The house notified the governor at
o'clock that it was ready to quit.
he chief executive sent the house a
tial message. The clerk of the X
huso then verbally notified the senIn
thnt the hoiiftp was renrlv in nd
urn. After he had been cheered to X
le echo and forced to make a fareell
speech by the members of the %
r?use, Speaker Smith declared the X I i
xly dissolved. JL-iX
After finishing the appropriation
111, the senate held two executive
>sslons, presumably to discuss ap- t
ointments. President Smith declar-!
I the senate adjourned sine die nt! Jt.
:05 o'clock this morning. ? *
ICABTKR NKWS, MAKCUP, 1914.
ess Notices Business Notices
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acal business houses need wpDtoAWT . ...
1 rtih MKRCHANTs say that some of
' mull nu.r Vnii ..? .mi ' our candidates buy tholr wearing
. , ' . t* , apparel from Sears-Itoebuck. Some
gooJs and quo e tuli'r of our merchants have their Job printTs
m II ill Im.mil do?o elsewhere than in Millen,
ff .Jj n !i tri ,,r!r! and there you are. The candidates
and prices with thoseof want tho merchants to vote for them.
, , . , and the merchants want The News to
ler houses. As a matter thetr little horn??and there you
t may take considerable are again.?Millen (Ga.) News. The
ort to turn the tide but it m;|n wh() , paragraph wrote
e,l in this way.?Hender- wo? Yo(j can pom,?r R ym?rself to
your benefit and to the benefit of your
..k..............j- ! 1 T benefit, and to the benefit of your
UNDKRHl UK has just t0wn?however large, or however
k eourso 111 slianinoonk. .. 1
facial and scalp massage, MIUUI'
? the patronage of the ?
n caster. Those |K vof/WANT large healthy chieki
engagdvher services will eng Wlll lay winter eggs try
ler know. She is thor- our WhitTS+H^ngton eggs. $ 1.00 anil !
ihle and guarantees sat- $1.50 per smHtSs^or lirteen. ('tin- :
ningham farm. I,i\ra irr, S. ('.
4 t-F-P
four fawn 1'idian Hun
L one drake, thr lucks,
I. T1HU11 g now. Also some TV I'M WRI'lJOR RIRI'.OXS We have
ggs. ^Guaranteed to lay In stock (two color (rod and pur-i
eggs. J. It. Llngle. plei typewriter rihhoii - for Und? r
wood. Royal, TT1H "p, Pw^rch ml I,.
FORBID any minister, C. Smith machines. Thefukahe "Car-J
hlic or others having an- ter's Ideal," the best on t] market
rform the marriage cere- Price 7.V . Lancaster 'I' I iiing
Yri 1 j 1 1 e. t?> 111 v (laugh Company.
:e Klumter, better known
Morton, ns she Is under
E. W Morton. WANTKI) The patrons of the Star
4f?-40 Theatre know that we are now
using "LlceiNt^l Pictures," at a 1 ost of
it ice of Election $">20.00 in e\ce?T???*f our former serone-third
of the electors vi<"- lns?res\ur patrons asj
rd .of the free-holders, re- f001' l,i(,Vi,n's i,s ;,ro 1'">^hed by the
ar.Vs school district. No. ,ar*er c,lic8' I
lcnsStr county, have pb- j
countv'^tTmuM of educA- ].<ou UKNTV^Three furnished or 1111ler
an election^ to deter- furnished roKu^g^ Apply to (, F. 1
ler or riot the two schools Ferguson. 4 3-tf
[1 Huford) in said district |
11YviiT,e?fin S( W1C HAVE CAR m^NO. 2 SHINGLES j
, ' , i ' . to sell this weeHw Edwards &
bv order tlie election to ? .
die trustees of said Carnes __ __ _ _ I
'let, No. 18, 611 Thursday,
it Dwlght. LADIES, you <^iti get Marietta Stanelection
only such electors ley's Toilet articles from me at W. F.
"eal or personal property Broom's store. nUss Louise Belk.
and exhibit their receipts
ation certificates sliall be WANTED^
vote.
Jning and closing hours Reliable business man. who cone
same as in all general templates baying automobile, to represent
Lyons-Knight cars in TjancasJ
V. A. LINGLE, ter county. Splendid opportunity.
J J. G. RICHARDS, Particulars write B. H. Palmer, 57
f JOS. K. CONNORS. Broad St., Charleston, 8. O.
ity Board of Education.
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THE MAN 01
FOR YOl
L M. R. CAMPBELL the well known jtye
rcaster for the past four years, rendering
o are always glad to welcome him to oar
R. CAMPBELL mi t
!, and Wednesday, March 9th 10th and 1
until the last hour, but come early so yoi
ALL WORK
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IF DR CAMPBELL, has done work h
ifer a great favor on the Doctor and on
> th* complaint
mmmmj v vr mtmm mma mm a vat
EXAMINATI
STANDARD
\NCASTER,
W st
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locate
? a new r
W I Loans
jjj< Statement
1 I Kui in
\ Hank I
MQ We invite the a*ten- ! Due
^ V Hat
MP, tion of the public to Curre
rS the anDOXe<1 8tat,'mp"t SUver
?- ' In presenting tliis J Col
,35$ N^ieek
W?> stateincut, we are not t
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Ml nsensible of the fact I j
? ?? tliat such a very satisamS
,Surpli
factory showing has iUndiv
C# Cul
>1^4 been made possible ] T;r
ivZ#, Duo t
on,y throuf.li the t , rs
friendship and patron- I: !r'
PVj , jet l
Ml . ge of the people of | ' Sav "
'irvi" I Time
MPJ this community. | pos
rpAi
kjjj We take this oppor- | Cash!
ijM' tunlty to thank our ut.ier
." i Int
Patrons, and to ask S
YTZ< (
their continued support
during the year gT
1914. We Invite new
M N'-i
accounts upon a r clp- Cashi
ffi , . who,
rocal basis. abov{
AA Yours to serve, Lrue?v
by ti
8 THE BANK OF Sw
'mi LANCASTER ,b" 1
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"The Old Reliable." Corrt
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tor
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7 THE i
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sigAf Specialist, who
service which has won I
" LEADING CITY.
e with us THREE 1
lth. So if you need t
i can get a careful EXi
GUARAN
n you that is UNSAT1S
as by calling while he
ON FREE
DRUG
SOUTH
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lluiik No. S3. |l
atement of tlie Condition of |
IE BANK OF LANCASTER,
<1 at Lancaster, 8. C., a tthe
of business January 13th. 1914 rM
RESOURCES. C
i and Discounts. ... $453,674.87
rafts 7.490.15 ?
i and Stocks owned ^
the Rank 10,500.00
ture and Fixtures. . 1,000.00 Q|
tig House 5,800.00 *^|
from Ranks and
ikers 155.165.22 0
ncy 18,702.00
3,650.00
and Other Minor 9
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s and Cash Items. 3 01.72
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LIABILITIES. ^
il Stock Paid in...? 50,000.00 9
us FuJid 100,000.00 0r
rent Expenses and wO
;es Paid 22,105.15 fl|
. . ./ 3.640.38 Jm
dun/ Deposits Sub- Jfeg
t t-./Check 282,853.29 E
f)ei .... 88,268.18 M
oAtlflcates of Do- r??
it.\ 89.827.51 S
V,I\P O.OO
er's flecks 513 47 AM
Liabilities, viz:
erest Reserved on JBI
Savings Accounts and fig
Certificates 7,770.95 ^
tal $059,319.31 gg
K OF SOUTH CAROLINA. >m
County of Lancaster?ss.
fore me came Geo. W. Williams, g|g
er of the above named bank,
being duly sworn, says that the
i and foregoing statemcat Is a g|
:ondltloa of said bank, as shown %||
le books of said bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. M
orn to and subscribed before me AM
L 9th day of January, 1914. ^
JNO H. POAO. .VI
Notary Public of 8. C. gjg
>ct?Attest: Leroy Springs, R. ^
Crawford. L. C. Payseur, Direo- fli
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