The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 15, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
e
COUNTY
HEATH SPRINGS.
Messrs, J. B. Weldon, L. I
Rollings, W. C. Ellis and J. V
H. Dyches of this place, T. V
DeVane and C. D. Jones of Lil
erty Hill, and W. W. Boyce, Wa
ter Bowers, Roy Beckham an
M. L. Beckham of Pleasant Hi
were among those who atten<
^ .1 11 T ? ^
cu trie Laymen s Missionary uo
vention in Columbia last weel
The Buttriek literary societ
held its regular monthly mee
ing in the school building Frida
night last.
Mrs. W. ('. Fllis returned Moi
day night from a visit to he
brothers, C. B. Bobley, Cnlurr
bia, and F. M. Mobley, Bart
well. Ruth returned with he
father from Columbia Wednes
day.
Miss Theo Miles of Marion i
spending a few days with he
brother, Mr. S. E. Miles, prin
cipal of the Heath Spring schoo
Mrs. J. W. H. Dyches visiter
Mrs. Martin Dyches in Columbii
the early part of last week.
A large Sunday School Teach
ers' Training class, with the pa
stor as leader, and a B. Y. P. U
with an enrollment of abou
forty, have been organized it
the Baptist church.
Mrs. J. C. Williams and hei
daughter, Mrs. J. T. Crenshaw
went to Rock Hill the latter par
of the week.
Mr. S. C. McMackin is remov
ing his well equipped barber shoi
to the building recently vacatec
by the Stover Pharmacy.
ATvg T P TTilliorrl onrl ATu
xj v>. i&iiiiuiu aim iui
and Mrs. P. T. Twitty have beer
visiting Mr. Armistead Hilliarc
and Mrs. William Cant hen ai
Lancaster.
Mr. L. T. Stalnaker of Nev
Hill. N. C.. was with his son
Dr. R. D. Stalnaker. Saturday
and Sunday.
Dr. E. C. Brasington was hen
on professional business Mon
day.
ELGIN.
Mr. W. F. Estridge from neai
Kershaw attended the Daugh
ters of America meeting at thi:
place Saturday afternoon.
Quite a number from thi:
place attended the protractec
meeting ;\t Rich Hill the pas
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Railej
and their little son John F. o
Springdell spent the latter par
of the week with 1 h<? fm-mov'.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacl
Bailey.
Mr. John II. Caskey spent ;
few days last week with his soi
Mr. C. P. Caskey.
Misses Mae and Ellen Harpei
and Miss Nannie Kirk have bee:
visiting Mrs. Margaret Kiirk ol
Rich Hill.
Miss Annie Hyatt of Var
Wyck is visiting Miss Estelk
Bailey.
Miss Izzie Adams spent last
week with her sister Mrs. It. D
Hagins.
Mrs. J. I). Bailey has returnee
from a visit to her daughter Mrs
Jim Ferguson of Lancaster.
Mr. Johnnie Hagins and Master
Ferry Hagins went to Rock
Hill Sunday to see Mr. R. D
Hagins who is still at the
hospital.
Mrs. Lola Cauthen and Mis^
Bell Bailey have returned from
a visit to relatives in Kershaw,
Miss Willard Knight of Rich
Hill spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Ellen Harper,
Mr. J. S. Hagins who has
been down with grip, is able to
be up again.
Miss Sarah Fleming spent
Saturday night with Miss Mae
Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Rumfelt attended
the funeral at Marion, N. C.,
last week.
Mr. Sidney Marshall spent
Saturday night with Mr. Leroy
Sapp.
DOUGLAS.
Mr. Walter E. Rlaekmon spent
the week-end with relatives at
Riverside.
Mrs. W. L. Cauthen spent Saturday
with Mrs. W. E. Graham
of Dry Creek.
Mrs. J. J. Henry and children
Drv Creek spent Saturday
ith Mrs. Annie Caskey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rlaekmon
. pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Joe R. Caskey of Jones X Roads.
Miss Bertha Caskey is visit ig
relatives at Dry Creek.
Miss Carrie L. Caskey ot
Lancaster spent the week-end
with Miss Sarah Ruth Caskey.
" THE LAN
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Grahan Tribute
J spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Whereas it
" J. J. Henry of Dry Creek. to remove fr<
Mr. Charlie Caskey was t friend and cc
pleasant caller Saturday evening uon who dep
^ at Mr. J. L. Bailey's cf Jones >' ">th. 1916, nc
y Roads. 'esolved
t' Miss Harriett E. Grahan* 1. That w
' spent Saturday evening witv *erently yielt
i Miss Soulee Kirk of Jones X ;he will of ou
i Roads. who knoweth
j, things for th
MIDWAY. 2. That ir
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gardner deceased men
Ullont Qafuivlnir Plottl Slinlw-11
. u|tvuv U??U> VIHJ ClHClllUUII til lilt
'iome of the former's parents faithful m
* Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardner. worthy frienc
Misses Lula and Effie Gardner Her
y spent Saturday night with theh -he communit
brother. Mr. Lonnie Gardner. fhe home fro
Mrs. W. R. Catoe spent the taken aand o
!r week-end with her mother Mrs pathy is here
i- W. T. Blaekmon. bereaved love,
i- Misses Helen and Efhe and . 4. . ,,at
r Alice Neal visited Miss Ruth nsenbed upoi
i- Philips Sunday. ?,( olir S0C1? ^
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan The Lancastei
s spent Saturday night with Mrs. copy of the sf
r W. F. Estridge. family of our
t- Mr. J. R. Roberts and son. Jewell
I. Furman- of the Longsville seca
tion spent Saturday night with
his daughter. Mrs. T. E. W. Advertised L
Adams. Ending I
The Midway school improve- Ed. Jirdon.
ment association will give a box J- E. Bailey,
supper on Tuesday night, Feb. Eakel Mack
; 22 inst, 1916. The public is cor- Miss Olo Be
1 diallv invited. Mrs. Lula M
1 Mrs. J. M. Philips, Mrs. Roxey
Mrs. W. S. Neal, Ruffin Smitl
r Mrs. Ben Adams, Vince E. A1
; Miss Doria Adams, Miss Lula E
1 Miss Helen Neal, P- W. Wilsc
Miss Lola Estridge, Miss Famie
Committee. Will Lyals.
' Raymond \\
* NOTES FROM MILL VILLAGE Willia McLa
Little Howard Snipes is still Mrs. Maggit
very low with typhoid fever. Lillie Wash
Miss Olive Macguirt is still John A. Sni
J very low at Mr. Ernest Mc Henry Neel;
t Ateer's. Dear Sister
Mr. Bart Milnes and Miss J- s- Ed war
' Roxie Walden were united in When callir
marriage Sunday night Rev. ters Please sa'
T VVylie Catoe performed the cere- ^aa- i
mony. v
Rev. D. P. Montgomery and Land v
son. Mr. Paul are holding a pro- Burma is one <
fitable meeting at the Second ln whlch *a8
Baptist church. Great interest is nor ,ndU8trial pu
r being taken in services. ???
" HURT BY AUTOMBILE. ';?: *: ?! y?n
T. B. Horton Suffers Fractures i.
"j of Leg and Wrist. ?
His many friends will regret *
to learn of the injuries suffered ?
yesterday by Mr. T. B. Horton f.
of Heath Springs who is a stud- +
1 ent at the University and will .
wish him a speedy recovery: ?
The following account of th? v
accident is taken from The State v fl
today VI
T. F?. Horton of Heath Spring*.
i a freshman at the University oi ^
South Carolina, suffered a brok- 4
l* en leg and broken wrist when he ? ~
^ vas struck yesterday afternoon ~/p
f on Wales Garden hill by an
automobile driven by August ^
j Kohn, Jr. A number of univer- '\
> sity students, about 50, were U
taking a cross-country run
l When they met the machine they 4.
divided, but young Horton ap'
parently did not see the car until
it was within a few feet of him. -\
' He was resting comfortably at U
the Columbia hospital last night., v
Newspapers Turning Yellow,
Many a dignified and respCct- < .
. able paper finds itself driver! at '1*.
- last to admit the charge of ?
"yellowness." The present tend- +
' ency is so marked that in all .f.
i probability there will soon he. not
. one newspaper left in the United v
i States that isn't yellow. ?
1 Fortunately, however, this ap- T
. plies only to <hc newspaper's +
i color?not to their character.
> The war is responsible. 4.
Readers may have noticed ?
lately the prevailing yellow tint v "*"
! of most newspapers, instead of ^ "TT
4 u~ 1 ?? ....
mc usuai wnite or Diuish-white T.
tone. This is simply the color of 4
, the wood from whose fibre the 4
paper is made. It has been cus- +
; tomary with most paner-makers i. oj
' to prat rid of this yelow tint by ? -r
using a blue aniline dye, just as | W _
a laundress uses bluing to make T
her linen look white. The war +
, embargo has shut off the supplv +
; of this dye, along with most + ^"*0
other aniline colors of Cerman A .
. origin. And because there isn't v
1 any satisfactory substitute, the 5 nAflfl
paper is sold and printed in its %
1 natural state. *
It may be just as well, too, al- \ \
though it doesn't look so attrac- \ |
1 tive as the pure white paper \
contrasting with the black ink. ; .
, Color experts say that a cream i {J*
tint is more restful to the eyes ;[
than glaring white. If it's a good \ j
color for wall nonor nrVtu *
, TTiijr NUU X U1 I#
I a newspaper ??Anderson Intell- * * *?* *?)
II fencer.
i
CASTER NEWS. TUESDAY, FEB.
of Respect. 1 VONKOLNITZ RET
hath pleased God
am among us our Former Carolina Star
)usin, Maud Black- To Law.
arted this life Feb. Charleston, Feb. 12
>w therefore be it! vonKolnitz, who during
two seasons was utilit
e humbly and re- for the Cincinnati Nati
i in submission to day announced that h<
r Heavenly Father tired from the game pi
1 and doeth all ally, but has signed t
e best. | WofTord college team of
i the death of our burg, von Kolnitz is
iber the Pleasant here.
in Society has lost
ember and we a WHO AM I ?
1 and schoolmate. I am the foundation
5S will be felt in business,
y and especially in I am the fount of all
m which she was ity.
ur profound sym- I am the parent of g
:by extended the I am the salt that givi
d ones. savor,
lese resolutions be I have laid the fount
i the minute book every fortune in Ameri
r and published in Rockefeller's down,
r News and that a I must be loved befc
ime be sent to the bestow my greatest I
deceased member, and achieve my great*
- - -
r iiuiivcnoerry, Lioved, 1 make life sv
Secretary. purposeful and fruitful.
I can do more to ad
etters for Week youth than his own pa:
'eb. 12, 1916. they ever so rich.
Fools hate me; wise i
me.
s. I am represented in e1
nson. of bread that comes f
fright. oven, in every train tha
Stoner. the continent, in every t
ll. steams over the ocean,
drich. newspaper that comes 3
Irown. press.
>n. I am the mother ol
Wuncon. cracy.
All progress springs 1
r. Cain. Who am I ?
iry. What am I?
b Clayton. I AM WORK.?B. C.
ing. in "Nacom."
pes.
y. There Are Othei
Hattie Jackson. Following are some r<
ds. ceived by the Universi!
lg for above let- State of New York in
V advertised. tions for Regents' cei
?. Hunter, P. M. Among those who wrot
plies were candidates f<
/ithout Gas. ers' positions, for qua
g the very few landb as law and medical stud
not used for lighting admission to colleges.
rP?8t-8- The chamois is valr
U-'-A-'-A 1 A 1 A1 A ' ATA i^AIA'A ' A ' A'A ' A ' A 'A I A
r f if tf if ifv.l.v,! * w .
MAi
>PER^
ONE NI
aturday, j
The Ever
PRICE AI
Greater Neu
"he Bis Lc
30 PERFORM]
n n
crs, udiiccrs, v^ui
/and Special Orches
First\Time at The
r ,!
satVSale at B. C
^ iiifrh n'miiiii
15, 1916
riRES ! its feathers, the whale 1
kerosene oil.
to Stick The feminine gender o:
is toastress.
.?Alfred There were no Chr
the past among the early Gauls.
;y player were mostly lawyers,
onals, to- Climate is caused b>
i has re- emotion of the earth arou
ofession- sun.
o coach Geometry teaches us Y
Spartan- isect angels,
a lawyer The purpose of the si
?something to hitch m<
? The skeleton is what
after the insides have been
of all out and the outsides "hav<
taken off.
prosper- A blizzard is the insid
I hen.
I a - ? ?
biuuo. r\ vacuum is a large
es life its space where the Pope live
A circle is a round st
lation of line with a hole in the mid
ica, from When' Cicero delivere<
oration he was a prefix,
re I can George Washington m
blessings Martha Curtis and in du<
;st end. ecame the father of his
veet and try.
Sixty gallons make one 1
vance a hog.
rents, be The stomach is just so
the ribs.
men love The ailmentary canal is
ed in the northern part
very loaf diana.
rom the The rosetta stone was i
t crosses -?nary to Turkey.
3hip that The Government of Engl
in every a limited mockery,
from the Georgia was founded b;
pie who had been execut
f demoFrom
me.
Forbes, A FIRE=
? may occur when you th
"S. as to whether or not yoi
eplies re- not to insure?. "Hetter
ty of the , 1,1
need one and not have
examinartificates.
e the re- I *-<
or teach- [ II I*
ilification ?
lents, for j Agent, Farmers* Mi
table for
CKEY".
GHI ONLY
Fphrnnr\
.
/ ' J
it of the Seaso
VID BONNELI
i York Ml
lughing^
ERS--ALL W1
medians and N
tra
se Prices?35c, 50c
. Hough's Jev
? v y \ . i
I
for its A mountain pass is a pass giv- I
m by the railroad to its em- i
f friar ployes so that they can spend
their vacation in the mountains. I
istians \ mountain range is a large ^ ;
They cook stove. * 9
, | The qualifications of a voter
, a^ a school meeting are that he
nd the , inus^ ^ ^^e father of a child 1
for eight weeks. 1
low o j Achilles was dipped in the 1
celeton r*ver Styx to make him immoral. |
;at to. I Gender shows whether a 1
is left i nian *s feminine, masculine or 1
i taken heuter. I
e been Gravitation is that if there J
were none we should fly away. 1
e of a The function of the stomach is I
) hold up the petticoats. i
empty The stomach forms a part of
!S-. , . he Adam's Annie. 1
jje The first Governor of Massi
his achusetts was Mr. Salem Witchcraft.
arried When the British got up in
e time he morning and saw the Amcoun
ericans on the opposite hill they
threw up their breakfasts
hedge- (breastworks.)
Pompeii was destroyed by an
uth of eruption of saliva from the Vatican.
locat- A permanent set of teeth conof
In- sists of eight canines, eight
cuspids, two molars and eightya
mis- cuspidors.
Weapons of the Indian?bow,
land is arrow, tomahawk and war-hoop.
Typhoid fever is prevented by
y peo- fascination.?New York Amed.
erlcan.
ink you are safe. It is not a question
j are able to insure, but can you afford
to have a policy and not need it, than
it." Apply to
, BONEY,
dual York, S. C.
i *{ +:r*:y+w+T*
5 Lj
>USE
I
j ;
' ^
t
n |
J'S I I
Instrels | I
Show | I
HITE 30 I I
H
ovelty Artists ! IS
See Parade jj SI
M~^ ????MM. ' ' H
and '( '?. || ||
yelrj" Store i M