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rmm? ? *l Wallace o COUNTY NEWS, jBg iU -?'? ? ' ? ujiUiuery ' t ? v. , . * ! ' <? ? RniikiDK <1 iwar /.'NOYVlsHltoM Mil,I- VIIiliAOR. M rsT L *-f 4* ' ' Springs. F " :v- ,)' Mrs. J, ,M. Caulheu I'.nd Lola visit- to jier gol iV.-' Heath Springs Wednesday. I recently g "V ; <Mrs. Minor Suipes and children H visit to 1 <x have ret limed home from a visit to The |le, Charlotte. r Hill is att Mrs. Kate Barker and children tejrv at pt u * 1 have been visiting in Kershaw. \ir. Bru Mr. Q. fJ. Burnett was a visitor in e,i to (jrP? Cinnden last. went. ;;t up his stu vi? ?Two six-room houses were burn- Furmnn I * /.'V" ed down lpst night on the cotton uiiil Mrs. A. hill. Tjlmy were occupied by Mr. recovering Goius and Mr. Tom Outen. ' caused tv 1 . >k Lewis Vincent's little daugh ' two weeks ter died Tuesday. The family has nr. S. I. the sympathy of their nu?ny friends Lancaster In the loss of their little one. Wednesda Mrs. S. U. Brock! is spending Mr. W. , awhile out on the farm for her here Wedi health. B. W. Han Mr. and Mrs. George Hays have Master Teturned from their honeymoon. suffering Little Misses Sallie and Lucy Belle cut on th are visiting their grandparents. Mr. broken bo and Mrs. Moss, at Blaeksburg. Messrs. Mr. Will Johnson has returned u. Mobley hntno frnni ?? viuit r% Vlnriflfl ton naiintv Mr. Ft. T. Belk has resigned his schools fo position at the Lancaster Cotton Mill The pas and has accepted a higher position in has returi Atlanta. We regret to lose such will fill hi: noble people. They will he missed 19th inst. at their place in the church. We That IT wish them much success in their new cency and home. Before they return to their day. whet new home they are going to visit rel- against tli atives in Blackshurg and King's for it. Mountain. Mr. H. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mehaffey are check t'ron rejoicing over their daughter, which of the W was born the 14th. the estate Mrs. Frank Maugurn is very sick, cently dec Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn and Mr. insurance and Mrs. Jim Quinn have returned aK?- also, to their home in Lando. Mrs. Hi The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. O. Caskey of H. Adams has veen very sick the rents here past few days. ! Mr. anr Mrs. Sam Alley is visiting relatives Hev. J. II at Lando. Stover ms Mrs. Mary Hunter is still very sick. a?d back 1 Mrs. Wren Snipes is visiting rela- car lives in the country. Mrs. Ja Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harnett Harper ar Monday, a daughter. children i ^ N'a tmie I Tlllvnvie.L- have been TXllKKXACLK. c En,g Master Special to The News. turned frr Tabernacle. Sept. 15.?The sum- derwent a mer school closed last Friday and the Hospital ! school children, together with other Morn tr ' people of -the community spent a Mackln. pleasant day at the Forty Acre Rock, 7th. a dai Saturday. School will reopen in Born tr November. can. Sun Messrs. S. H. and Vann Plyler daughter, spent last Friday In Columbia. Master Miss Beulah Funderburk of Lan- tained a p caster is spending a few weeks with eral days her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. the home Funderburfc. ' Mrs. George Miller of Charlotte I spent a few days with Mrs. B. B. Plyler and Mrs. A. P. Plvler last!c???. , . - Special to ** Plonoon Messrs. J. O. Taylor and Clyde . .. Ah Pundcrburk have returnerd from a ' ' n '' , trip to Petersburg and Richmond, . ,. " , 8 sp\orai u Miss Marguerite Sapp of Sapp X Roads spent lrst week with her .. ' ,ss * * grandparents in this section. . * Mr. Reece Carnes and Miss Ade- 2' w laide Carnes spent the week-end with , _.r; v.* relatives in Taxahaw. lumbia Zl Mrs. H. S. Plyler and Miss Dess .. V, J' Plvler spent Tuesday in I^ancaster. \ If Mrs. L. A. Steele and children of we**Dixie spent Sunday in this section . * with relatives 18 on a v1 Miss Ella Rowell has returned \> from a visit to her aunt. Mrs. N. B. ^ls,,ln? h Small of Rich Hill. Mr. Ben Sapp of New Bethel was ''f' in this section Sunday afternoon. son to th Mr. Vernon Phillips of Union spent we?k fnr Sunday at the home of Mr. H. W. , r- an< Taylor. relatives Miss Dess Plyler entertained a few Misses friends at a small rook party Fridav aiu' ^ night. Kershaw The Rural School Improvement Mrs. S. Association met last Friday after- J)PPn visit noon and the following officers were * ^*pshit, elected: President. Miss Dess ^'rPlyler; vice president, Miss Carrie 'lpre to s Funderburk; Secretary, Miss Britty rat?hey. M Taylor, treasurer, Mrs. A. P. Plyler. ^r- T. A program has been arranged for the '""nity W next meeting, which is next Saturday afternoon at 3:.10 o'clock. ROD IIRATH KPIUXC. Interestini ? Special to ' Special to The News. Heath Heath Spring. Sept. 16.?The parior of Iieath Spring school opened on Mon- hurst at day .Sept. 6. with a full corps of Septemhei teachers and a good attendance of so? was g pupils, the high school department \y j, pj, being unusually full. Mr. Samuel j?K porfor Miles is principal, he being assisted \'an0i pf by Misses Stokes, Peak, Murphy, church, i Davidson and Bighain. friends oi Misses Jenneile Ilaile. Marion The hride Richards. Sailie Jones and Bettle ter 0f \jr Richards of Liberty Hill, and Misses Oakhui Mary Brown VanLandingham, Ruth successful Rollings and Emma Mobley of Heath Thp hBp Spring have gone to Rock Hill to re- 0>c|0(?k t same their studies in Wlnthrop Col- Southern logc. the good Mr. Glenn Maekey is attending the i jonK j|f0 pharmaceutical department of the now South Carolina Medical College, Charleston. Mr. 8. Reld Jforton Is taking a! course in short hand and typwritingi in the Macfeat-Bosven Business Col- Pretty \ lege, Columbia. Mr. Marion Bridges has gone to A most Cluster Springs, Virginia, where he that perf will pursue studies during the ensu- at the h ing session in the Cluster Springs Hon. W. iAcadnuay. Cold Mini Misses Alattie Mae Mobley and became t! lx>la Maekey spent Tuesday in K'*r- uel Truei ghaw in the homo of Mrs. L. J. scheme o Maekey. the effect Mr. C. E. Williams has returned rod. from a business trip of more than a, The ps week sprat In New York and Bplti- wns the s mora. mony, poi A helpful meeting of sevoral days pastor of was concluded ia the Presbyterian shaw. T church hero Friday night, the 10th tended bj last, Ths Rev. T. W. DeVane, the Ingram o paotor, wge aided hv the Rut. D D of Chorlo THK LANC'AS >f Sene<a. a former pastor; rah King oj. Greet has re- ffl v*'W be fli ( narge .ofjeS... . depnr-men^ of th? Springs ' " ; A8$?.- - >i?d tMorttentlfe'Cpmpftoy. T. -Stalnaker of White l -S?' la.-, after an extended visit i. Dr. B. D. Stalnaker, has X^jy. one with her husband for Rock Island, 111. XjiflUlM f. T. W. DeVane of 1 liberty ending the Bethel Presby- ' >rt Mill thia week. ilinnett Mobley has returnwhere he take; idles in the Bynu-m lllaekmon is Jijst from a painful, illmkjs the bite of li spider about . ,. Allen and Mr. "Graham' of came down by automobile & >2 y to spend the afternoonj. Hammond of Caskey was lesday to visit his son. Mr. innond. and other relative?. |j|3rV l,lovd Williams has been copyright for ft week from a severe 'hsj7 g&Jj e left foot caused by ? a Keynoite Ss?5 ... Tobacco SSJfx-: ttle. Co. Douglas Robertson and M. |?|$? left last week for Ilamp- ; Jg5i|i where they have accepted r the ensuing session. ^ led from his vacation s appointments Sunday, the eath Spring stands for deorder was shown on Tuesi 187 votes were cast e sale of liciuor and only 6 W. Mobloy has received a a the insurance department nodnien of the World for of Mr. II. E. Williams, re- y was paid about two weeks & B cks Morgan unci Mrs. J. K. VS Kershaw visited their pa- jMKqffll Thursday of this week. 1 Mrs. E. C. Croxton. the! ? Wednesday in Mr. C'roxton's fJUSSSin^Hlll ne MObley, Mrs. Robert id Mrs. Brown Sistare and of Lancaster, and Miss . tobertson of Pleasant Hill visiting Mr. and Mrs. \V. Hampton Dyches has re?m Columbia, where he unn operation at the Haptist > Mr. and Mrs. Eraser Me- W Tuesday, September the HIBH^ppI day, September 12th. a Kjigl^ Wendell Hunter, who sus- IJHfflV tainful cut on the knee sev- m tij,,l I ago, is slowly improving at fflUI fBjfi of his parents here. KHMflgk *^Km, am and children returned n Thursday, after spending eeks with her sister, Mrs. rkham. 5ttleCa?key of Jones Cross ? j Mi A visiting M1ss Jessie Fleck- ? . _ l?urn and Esther Cl A. Marshall went to Co- ",e bride 3 Bister, 'iday. burn, played the 1 uth Crawford of Union When the impressiv Iss Estelle Beckham last over and congratuli extended, punch ' ph Beckham of Great Falls Misses Nell Ingram sit to his parents here. Lorena McKinnon I. Perry of Augusta, Ga.. is After the small inf is sister, Mrs. M. L. Beck- tllP happy pair left . . .. . home in Kershaw, in Brazil earned his little e Fcnnell Intlrmarv this Miss ( lyburn is an treatment. woman who is bein 1 Mrs. S. r. Adams visited <'omed to Kershaw, hero Sunday . ready quite popular Nannie and Irene Robert- Truesdel is a proraii Trs. E. R. Beckham visited nes* man. last week. Beckham. Sr.. who has ing her daughter. Mrs. J. Colombian ('? returned home Tuesday. Bogota. Colombia lie ( askev of 1-ancaster was ee his brother. Mr. J. M. Colombian cabinet r ednesday. the re8Ujt Gf a dis, J. Strait was in this .'r?mednesday. Congress. IKRTSOX-CIIAPMAN. ir Home Wedding at Oak- BBM hurst. The News. IHKf! Spring. Sept. 16.?In the ima* the liride's parents at Oak- s&H 1 o'clock p. 111., Tuesday. l|E 14, Miss Virginia Robert- HjMi iven in marriage to Mr. M. 'Ttf. lapnian, the cercmonv be- HE Ynu mod by the Rev. T. W. De- II fflP M istor of the Presbyterian || flBj n the presence of a few || gffi ijtfl the contracting parties. it |U Js8| is the accomplished daugh-' II SB Jjri ami Mrs Z. I... Robertson II ; rst, while the groom is a, || business pian of Florida. J pv couple left on the 2 II train Tuesday for their 51 home, carrying with them || wishes of many friends for II and trvn-st happiness in 11 relation. | | Y BURN-Tit TOCfflDKL. II fedding Near Halle (Wd || Mine. J1 t interesting ceremony was II orraed Wednesday evening II ome of the bride's father, II U. Clyburn, near the Haile j| e, when Mres Grace Clyburn II ^ he bride of Mr. John Sam- II / MB (i< ! of Kershaw. A color II t rf|H f yellow v-ns arricd out In II J ffl^H tire decorations of golden-. II i trior of the Clyburn home II f cene of the Impressire cere-1 II formed by Rev. 8. D. PAil?v, II zO^^^B . the Bapttsr church of Ker- 11 he attractive bride was at- HBB r her two maids. Misses Zula I^^B? f Kershaw And F"th Hilton 1HB 4t? The pretty flower girls ;TK,I? XFAVS. SK1TKMBKK 17. 1915. ?D &; jj^L H?i?'? "? latest member of the "eld' efrwj <nrkj tima jimmy-pipers" club. It'a a fine "" . ., tikeriesa of John E. Ha oh, 101 years f _ i _ _ _ old, of Newark, N.J. He ha a been a lISTGTJ C 'PF*pp" Din* a/tioJi er for SO w?r?. Mr. BmcS. "* j who enjoys him amokaa erei-V day. oJH^KH^V I 4'v-es (An fdM of a long Ufa: "Smoka P n, . < H|^D|^Hr/V'' all you want, mat all you want, alaap V^LIL UUI all you want?and don't worry I" 2f aWSY II like to roll 'em, last cent that yoi | of this testimony kWit P A.hwtJw.o-anything but mi B I II ! 1 ,n '?w \ making s happy1^1 It '" 1 t(hortdy for i ,go WMm' T&sftZ'&l <*? y?u sfc-tight JvHI * pound friendly old pipe or RJjll hfrni+t'rZZZJ*?- due you, and con 'M doMfy orymtof- Prince Albert past Si if iXTZ'.ZTZ: same to take a ch* Of^CCOSl lM moiatmnmr top tkmt ? a J kompdP.A.kungmp. R. J. REY! innie Urtct Cly- SAPP.PATTBRSON. the ? lyburn Jenkins. , < to bt MIbs Ada Cly- popular New Bethel Girl Married ingto redding march. Tue.?*da>. <yjj e ceremony was .Mr. and Mrs. t>. F. Sapp ed v< ations hud been announce the marriage of their " was served by daughter ot Kershaw and to irien of Columbia. Mr. klarl Victor Patterson luker ormal reception, 011 Tuesday. September the four- Mr fur their future teenth. one thousand, nine hnn- raem I dred and fifteen provt I^ancaster, 3. C. !? liil agreeable youug At Mom<> g cordially wel- after September Twentieth where she jg al- llurlington. X. C. \,t and where Mr.1 -^he above aunouncemcnt will bo Aj nent young busi- ot> interest to a wide circle of ,iu, ( j frien'tjh.% The ceremony .was perform- ,.,.u8f ed Tuesday afternoon by Rev. VV. . a,Qe Kelly, the bride's pastor, and was ?,ipnf binet Out. witnessed by only a few and those <>stat Sept. 15. The n,'ar relatives and friends. The i|we\ bride wore a becoming coat suit of esigned today as dark blue, with hat and other acresagreement with dories to match. After the ceremony Adm ices and cake were served. The iter, bride and groom left Lancaster on 3e LADIES C U P?T O? MILLI1 YOU wish CAI.L A ' ' ,M;i, ' 7 .7, \:.\ T^.i: ' ' ' iff. '" 1 Ai-spelk tobacco * over the world en of all tastes take to Prince Ibert pipe and cigarette tobadco ! A A _ A _ 11 L _ te li jusi aooui answers an quesms! And it does I Quicker ypu t on speaking terms with this itional joy smoke the sooner youill :t a whole lot off your mind. Eleuse, it just hands you more fun an you ever got out of a pipe or akin's cigarette before. The patited process fixes that?and removes the bite and parch. Ohiinge i Albert I the national joy smoke 52 *s one brand of tobacco you can take liberties with, firing away 24-hours t without a tongue-kick! You get the >/* that. t lamenting for that old jimmy pipe stored i the rafters; stop fretting about how you'd but you dassn't. Men, you can lay your l'll be top-notch-tickled if you catch the spirit j and get some P. A. and go to it! Never did ake smokers jimmy pipe joy'us and cigarette ? arid that's just what's coming to you ! and get that P. A. aroma from somebody else's - rolled cigarette ? Can you pass up pleasure that's ling to you quick as you jump that fence into the ure ? Come on out and be a regular fellow who's ince for what ails his smokeappetite division 1 v NOLDS TOBACCO CO? Win?to?v?*l?m, N. C vening train for a brdlal tour CITATION, i spent In Asheville and Wash-J n' . K ? . . STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. Sapp is a bright, accomplish*; >ung woman. She is a siater of, County of Lancaete*. Maud N". Sapp of this place. Her j J K- Stewman, Judge of Probate, ds regret that her marriage' Whereas, Mrs. Cattle Jane Keni her to another state. I nington has made suit to me to grant Patterson is pleasantly re- her letters of administration of the bered in this county, where he estate and effects of Robert R. Ken?d himself a capable teacher auu nington, deceased. ?hl> thought of. Theso are. therefore, to cite and . - admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceaaH<-e to Ifc-htoi* and < ifditors. ed, that they be and appear before 1 persons having claims against1'oe. 'n U*e court of probate, to be state of J. P. Gardner, Jr., do- hold, at Lancaster on the 28th day d. are hereby notified to'file the[?' September. 1915, next, after pub, duly verified, with the under- ligation thereof, at 11 o'clock in the d. and those indebted to said forenoon, to show cause. If any they e will please make payment haw, why the said administration vise. ' should not be granted. KATIE B. GARDNER. Given under my hand, this 14th inlstratriz Estate of J. F. Gard- day of ^P'"*ber Anno Domini 1915. Jr., Deceased. J. E. STEWMAN, pt. 8. 1915. Probate Judge. 1 W.} L Jff k i ts r IN OAT SUITS AND O A T E HI ? >1 ? V 11 To SEK IIRSCH5 f&r I , >???? ' m ? ?> ?????^^HH SB