The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 03, 1916, Page 8, Image 8
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HEATH SPRINGS. IwuY
Mrs. J. C. Williams has returned
from the Infirmary at
Rock Hill and is much improved p
in health. Mr. R
The Rev. T. W. DeVane left Souther
Tuesday for Chester to attend Falls, v
the ministers' and deacons' several
meeting at Rethel resbytery. Mr. and
Jr. B. Y. P. U. has been or- turned t
ganized in the Baptist church Mrs.
with more than twenty mem- ter. Mis
hers. The following officers visited I
have been elected for the pres- cently.
ent term: president, Estelle Mr. CI
Sims; vice-president, Thelma for a tei
\ir:n: ?
,, inwiiiifs, recording secretary, ents, Mi
Minnie Hendrix; corresdonding then,
secretary, Sallie Hammond. Miss i
Dr. S. L. Allen and Mr. R. S. the wee
Stewart motored from Lancaster in the D
Thursday to spend the after- Mr. ar
noon in Heath Springs. of Stone
Mr. W. R. Bruce has taken the week to
building formerly occupied by John Ma
Mr. A. B. Cauthen, where he is Mr. an
handling fancy groceries and con- between
fectionaries. day.
Miss Lucy Bowers, who has Mrs. J
been engaged in teaching in the Wednesd
lower part of the State, was here firmary
to see her parents a few days treatmei
this week. Mrs. J
The Post-office has been re- el. visite
moved to the Peoples's National Magill, r
Bank building, near the center of Mrs. S
town. Jessie B
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mobley of (.layt?f~
Catawba Junction are visiting .:l.. J
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mobley. ,M?SS 1
Mrs. James M. Cauthen spent relatives
Tuesday night in Lancaster with ...,..,,"77.
relatives. WORLD
Lieut. John Hilliard was here
shaking hands with friends Wed- ..Tl .?
nesday afternoon. f R
Mrs. McDow of Lancaster, is
visiting her brother. Mr. J. A. ?.
Bridges, and family. I he ge
Mrs. J. M Crenshaw, who has Birth ol
been sick for several days, is return fc
somewhat better.
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Mr. McCorkle, who has been Music, be
quite sick for several weeks, is 6. is of n
sliphtly improved. bre. It re
Mrs. Horace Earle of Hopkins, od in the
is spending: a few days with her pictures
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. souls" an
Mobley. ed with 1
Mr. H. A. Horton, cashier of edy unlei
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| Great Sale.
S HERE ARE BUT
5c White Homespun, yard
a 6c Calico
^ Gc Apron Gingham yar
Whitf Homespun 38 in. wide
6c Bleaching, yard
^ 10c Dress Gingham
w 12 l-2c Dress Gingham
^ 10c Quality Bleach, 36 in. wide....
^ Androscogger. Bleach 36 in. wide ..
? Toile du Nord Finests Quality Dress
? Gingham, yard
? GREAT REDUCTION IN WOOL ]
W GOODS.
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THE LANCASTER NKWS. m
ik of Heath Springs, is used as it was by Dante and Bal- ker,
ister for a day or two. zac. It is simply a truthful pic- burk
Sunday School Institute ture of the times it portrays, jford
loriah association will be and there was little of a comic Mart
Ih the Heath Springs nature in those days. Yet there Willi
church, Thursday and is comedy in D. W. Griffith's Arth
the 9th. and 10th. insts. '"Imed spectacle, comedy of the Alta
most delicate sort, but comedy Loyd
LEASANT HILL. nevertheless. Leffl
alph Beckham, of the \ typical Southern home is Kenr
11 Power Co., of Great cheer. War's alarms hare not Knig
dio has been spending yet disturbed its serenity. A Ac
days with his parents, young Northern lad is visiting Aran
Mrs. S. Beckham Sr., re- his old college chum. Youth Blak
o his work. will be served and in their plav- Neal,
L. J. 1'errv and daiiirh. r..i --j
- i in ?um cnasmg each other about ley,
s Natina ot Lancaster,, the old mansion grounds there Hunt
drs. M. L. Beckham re. is pure comedy. A few months Sei
later they are destined to die on Conn
larence ( authen is home the field of battle, enemies, but Sadie
a day's visit to his par- clasped in each other arms. ise IN
*. and Mrs. L. L. Can- Then there is shown the young Jnez
.. ~ , , daughter of an old Southern Zula
Marguerite Gooch sP?nt family; almost a hoyden, play- lh
k-end with he; mother fui as a kitten, and their guests, her,
ouglass community. Later is seen her tragic end,
id Mrs. G. .Hammond when to save herself from a fate Hlakt
;boro, were h e 1e this worse than death, she jumps to Stogi
see their daughter, Mrs. uer death from a high cliff. s'e
^ ^ i i Comedy that ends in tragedy, Noah
id Mrs. Lewis ( ole spent in,t comedy nevertheless. Willii
trains in Lancaster Mon-1 . . ,, . .... Po
Again there is a scene in the ' "
I. K. Beckham returned:neKro garters" where the ne- J, " p
lay from the Fenaell in- Kr,,es are ,s^'lnK f?r the Brow
where she has been for ffn'usem?"t of.the No,t,he fv'8" BertJ
ltors. They dance and shuffle. "
. K. Lyles of New Beth- ?"eK #"d winS; <?ther. s,^s Kva''
d her sister, Mrs. John straw" V Wyli.
ecently. * Pif
. Beckham Jr., and Miss .Wh,e? t?e Camerons are be- ' 11
eckham spent Wednes. se,K?d ,n, the cab,n of two Union ^r- 1
;rnoon with friends in soldiersby a mob of frenzied ne- "?> *
prings ^ro soldiers, a time when trag- " '
tosa Bennett is visiting edy looms over the scene like a ^
in Florida. dred . septre. the audience . ,
goes into convulsions of laugh- WUI*?
'S GREATEST PRO- *?r when the faithful old negro
MICTION. mammy hits a negro soldier on Arthi
* the head with a billet of wood. Daisy
th of a Nation" Booked And so through it all there are Se\
turn Engagement in bits of lighter shades of life in Boyd
Charlotte. striking contrast to the more Willie
moral character of "The s"ml're scenes. And that ia lips, (
a Nation" which will n , ?nr f "
, Nation such a truthful picture Kiu
>r a week s engagement Qf the times, for tragedy follows ton, F
^ttc at the Academy of comedy ever. Mips,
(ginning Monday, March Matinees will be given every
ecessity sober and som- afternoon, starting at 3 o'clock.
(presents a critical peri- Adv.
histnrv nf tko Qfft
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times that "tried men's Honor Roll for Antioch, Month I)r;i
id is not to be approach- j of February,
levity. It is not a com. i First Grade: Letice Stogner, W.
ss the word comedy be John Ervin Snipes, Mozelle Ba- W.
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A FEW OF THE GREAT Mj
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d 1 3- ic $12.50 Men's Suits $6.98 to $7.98 $2.00 L
..1 l-2c $ 15.00 Men's Suits $8.98 $2.50 L
..-I l-2c $18.00 Men's Suits $9.98 $3.00 L
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8 1 2c Men'R Pants 89c $1-75 M
6 3-4c $1-50 Men's Pants 98c *2,25 M
' "8c $2.25 Men's Pants $1.39 $2-50 M
, $2.50 Men's Pants $1.49 $2.75 M
yc $2.75 Men's Pants $1.89 $3^5(MV1
$3.00 Men's Pants S2.10 SRtSS
>- Dvmir.
$3.50 to $4.50 Men's Pants $2.39
BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS 79c Boys' K
$2.00 VALUE BLOUSE SUITS 89c vah
If you want?Mens, Hats?Boj
Look for the Pointing
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ARCII 3, 191R.
Bleeka Small, Leila Funder- j YV. E. Roberts,
, Charlie Funderburk, Wood- J. E. Nisbet, 1
Mehaffey, Inez Mehaffey,! J. S. Cauthen,
Heeler, Fred Quick, J. E. Phillips,
e Snipes, Odelle Blackmon, Robert Belk, 1
ur Wright, Elton Wright, D. L. Robinsoi
Lee Loyd, Gladys May J. H. Mobley,
I, Charlie Leffly, Lily May C. O. Neal, He
ly, Oscar Phillips, Charles E. J. Rowell, ]
lington, Edna Knight, Loyd J. P. Harris, I
ht. B. P. Sims, L;
Iv. First Grade: Margaret Ben C. Hinson
it, Gertrude Horton, Irene J. W. Hallman,
eney, Mildred Lynn, Luella Frank T. Mclb
Eva Robinson, J. B. Lang- A. A. Knight,
Pearl Kennington, Howard J. B. Harper, ]
,er, Melita McCown. Jno. T. Nelson,
?ond Grade: Connie Baker, Z. L. Roberts*
ni ? i - **
oiucKinon, iviary tiegler. Judson McMar
? Dunn, Pierce Heeler, Lou- VV. B. Blackm<
IcManus, Myrtle MeCown, W. L. Sistare,
Barfield, Jessie Lee Lynn, W. B. Plyler,
Hunter, Louise Dunn. R. B. Sowell, ]
ird Grade: Bonner Stop- V. E. Craig, 1
Edna Snipes, Elise Mehaf- C. G. Cochran
Fred Lowry, Whiteford R. E. Bailey, K
iney, J. Q. Arant, Claude E. J. Bailey, H
ler, Clara Mehaffey, Bes- Wm, Hayes Jr.
Langley, Hurley Hunter, F. M. Stogner,
Phillips, Wincy Threatt, W. L. Pattersc
*m Threatt. Luther L. Hort
urth Grade: Carvel Reid A. J. Baskins,
tney, Juanita Hegler, Con- S. D. McManu
'arker, Lessie Langley, Joe A. J. Marshall,
11 McManus, Lois Hegler, ??
la Wright, Lily Blackmon, BIRTHDAY, F1
ie Threatt. Eugene Hegler.
Funderburk, Carl Arant. Master Clarence
i Neal. * tes Second
th Grade: Colene Stop February
Maxine Baker, Wilma Heg- Clarence Steel
Uice Phillips. Leona Black- second birthday
Robert Lee Hunter, Thom- eight years olc
Manus, Boyd Stogner, Flor- weather was \
Kennington, Yancy Funder- there were fift
Thomas Langley. friends and relat
th Grade: George Baker, help make the d
ir Barton. Ada Hunter, him. At 11:30
' Dunn. | nounced and on e
'enth Grade: John Baker,I room the 11
Blakeney, Ira Stogner,1 almost groaning
> Threatt, Florence Phil. good things 1
Dora Parker, Vernon Catoe, nu-rous to mentic
/ Catoe, Clyde Hegler. ence headed the
:hth Grade: Maggie Bar- was blessed by I
tuby McManus, Nettie Phil J* A. McAteer. 1
was filled by yo
Minnie Caskey, Prin. no one cared to b
r uiior. nini-v,... r-i "
U.mau uiaivcucy, .rtSSl. VlrtlCIlCC NVlilKCfl
it himself.
of Second Week Jurors After dinner v\
iwn for the March Term ternoon was spe
of Court. conversation and
E. Taylor, Lancaster, 1. While little Clar
D. Robinson, Lancaster. only comes every
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JOB
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jing On
)mc early and you wili
\NY BARGAINS IN i
adies' Shoes 98c Ladies'
.adies' Shoes $1.19 Men's
adies' Shoes $1.39 Men's
adies' Shoes $1.69 75c La
adies' Shoes $1.98 Hi# lot
[en's Dress Shoes $1.39 en(
en's Dress Shoes $1.89 75c Va
en's Dress Shoes $1.89 Ladies'
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nickerbocker Suits $5 and $6 Men's J
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Finger Over Our D(
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, Kershaw, 3. wish for him many more happy
^an Wyek. birthdays and we know he wishKepshaw,
2. es they would come oftener for
Lancaster, 8. his presents were in cold cash
Lancaster, 8. ' 'and all boys love the dollars,
l, Lancaster. j One Present..
Kershaw, 2.
aith Springs. SUPPORT WILSON
Lancaster, 7. FOR RE-ELECTION
''ort Mill, 3.
ancaster, 5. (Continued from Page One.)
I^incastei^'l~ ' ''<e ^r* ^0()t to ma^e political
.vain, Lancaster. caPital ol,t of the course which
Lancaster, 8. President Wilson deems it vise
Lancaster, 6. for this nation to follow in re**.-?
sP?ct to Belgium during the ear-. 4
"ciaimvv, L. jv 3^agC- u{ the presen twar. de- ^
ius, Lancaster 8 * , ... I<nriu.,i;
m, Lancaster, 3 serves and w1 recen e unqualiRiverside,
1. commendation and rebuke
Lancaster. f.t the hands of the most rightLancaster,
3. thinking and patriotic AmeriLancaster.
cans
teathVSpringa, 3I "No fair-minded man can ques[eath
Springs, 1 tion the wisdom and integrity
, Waxhaw, 5. of our Belgium policy."
Lancaster, 3. ; Former Governor Glynn de- i
>n, Fort Mill, 2. ciare(j that Mr. Root himself, as
Lancaster?^6. ' Secretary of State, adopted the
s. Lancaster. 8. same policy in handling the Ja,
Heath Springs panese-Korean situation, despite
, the protests of Korea against
BBRUARY 29. the domination of Japan and deSteele
Celebra- sPite a treaty between Korea
Birthday. and the United States. Turning
29th., Master ot the Lusitania case, he said
celebrated his that Mr. Root ignores what has
and yet he was been accomplished and over1.
While the looks the assurances for the fu/ery
inclement ture and the preparations for the
,y-four of his past which have been made.
.ives present to In concluding the speaker said:
ay pleasant for "Excitable people, whose Eudinner
was an- ropean sympathies one way or
ntering the din- the other, have for the moment
ible was found blinded them to the welfare <of
under its load this land?and whose spokesto
cat, too nu- man Mr. Root seems willing to
in. While Cl.tr- become?may just as well rcal(
first table it ize, once and for all that Woodhis
great-uncle, row Wilson will not swerve from
^he second table the course he hno i?ia
,.V,|) IMiVI V?\.IV 1W1
ung people and himself in this crisis,
less it so young No reward, no punishnuVnt
up and blessed will make him swerve from what
he knows to be his highest du as
over the af- ty. He has preserved, strength;nt
in pleasant ened, dignified and uplifted our
in-door games, noblest National traditions and I
ence's birthday he will continue to do so no mat- P
four years we ter what the cost or penalty." I
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