The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 14, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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The Camp Creek School Improv
monf AuRnrlntinn will sHvn si nil
Saturday night. March 18. Adtnl
slon ten and fifteen cents.
tThe Mary Anna Jackson Children
chapter U. D. C., will hold their ne
meeting at the residence of Rev. ]
R. Murchlson, on Thursday at'te
noon at 4 p. m. Misses Ducla. Lew
and Elizabeth Murchlson will be tl
hostesses.
Dr. J. G. Stanley has locuted
Heath Springs for the practice
medicine and will have his off!
over the Peoples' Drug store at th
place. Dr. Stanley comes to th
county from Greenwood coun
where ho has been a successful pra
tloneer for some time.
To.morow and Thursday will I
the Mitlllnery opening days in Da
caster and the show windows a
ready present a most attractive a
pearance.
t t? of riro
MI". J. O. L/UIVC, n uvu u v vi? v
Falls a few (lays ago. is said to ha
left Instructions for the clearing; i
of the "Island'' preparatory to tl
erection of a palatial home. Tli
piece of land contains several liu
dred acres, is beautluflly situate
and Mr. Duke has for some time hi
under consideration its conversion i
to a private manor seat.?-Chest
Reporter.
The meeting to be held at t!
school auditorium at 4 o'clock t
morrow (Wednesday) afternoon w
be addressed by Mrs. Milton P. Hi
gins, of Worcester, Mass., and Mi
David O. Mears, of Albany, N. 1
Ice presidents of the National Co
gress of Mothers.
Every member of Bethlehem Ba
tlst church is urged to be prese
at conference next Saturday, tl
18th.f 3:00 p. m. Business of li
portance to be attended to.
Mr. John Barton returned to Ma
ning Sunday after a visit to 1
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bartc
HOME A YD SCHOOL.
Topics of Interest to Teachers a1
Parents Will Be Discussed.
4 **' ? ? ? A nnAMlnllf
The fareni-1 eacuwr* nnvtiauv
whose membership is made up of t
teachers and numbers of the patro
of the Lancaster Graded School, a
to be congratulated upon having i
cured as speakers for the pub
meeting to-morrow afternoon, M
Wears and Mrs. Tllggins, of the N
tional Congress of Mothers. To tl
meeting everyone interested in schc
problems is invited. Concerning t
interesting- addresses delivered
these speakers yesterday in Columl
The State of to-day says:
Mrs. David O. Wears, of Worc<
ter. Mass.. vice president of the >i
tional Congress of Mothers and Pr
ent-Teachers' associations, spoke
the subject. "The Value of Orgai
retina." She said thnt the idea
the organization was first suggest
b*' a Southern woman. Mrs. Th*
W. Purnev. of Atlanta. 20 venrs at
T'',rtv..p|pht states now belong te t
national association, and a cord!
invitation was extended the n^roi
teachers' associations of Columbia
become members In order that th
m'eht send deleeatos ti the ni?etl
of the national association In Nas
vi"e \ nril 4-0 as well us enlov oth
v?lnnble nrlvlleges Dnnn a vote
the members er???,ent It was deeid
to rto?tnone t'*ls nuestlon until t
nert meet in" of t?,e Columbia ass
clatfons. Mrs. Mears spoke of t
j dellept of the child In the parer
tf#>noVorq* v hon no 1 r ftr
to bring together tli^p h" loves n<
Dropdtv nnnOHPPP" "Mother this
mv t^nohor. Teacher. this la ti
innt'(Pr " fvnifvine thp strengthen!!
of the bond between hom? and scho<
Mrs Milton P. Hlgglns, of Wf
ppatnr. vie* nroqMppt of the VntlnP
Congress of Mothers. turned the n
dtonre Into on smi""p(1 klnder??ert<
mnVinc them eo tbro"<?h e?orel?
which rested their mnseles and rlen
ed their h>-fl|p? Th?n. unnn a nnH
hie blackboard. she drew svmbf
whipli o^poptratcl the ntipitlnn
her hearers and illustrated her cv
le?t: "Value of Parent-Teachei
Associations." A circle was draw
In the center of which was tbp phil
A fourth of this circle represent
the home and this contained tbe 1
onlslMee of well born, well nourish
and well trained. An adiolnl
Otinrter of the circle was school, eo
tnlnlng the necessary denartmeri
of education. Pet weep these t'
quarters Mrs. Hleelus deft'v rti??h
a door through which to communlca
the Rood things to both. The oth
two quarters of the circle wore 1
beled. repportlvelv. church and stal
and this lajit nuartcr contained j
vcnlle court and mothers' nensior
Mrs. TTIgglns is a most enlnvah
spenker and the ntidlence rcsnond
enthus'nstb ally to her intelligent
forts.
4 point of personal and perflne
, Interest In connection with Mrs. Hi
gins* visit Is the fact, that she Is t
mother of Olive TTIgglns Proutv. a
thor of "The Fifth Wheel,'* a serl
noW running tn The American Ma
azlne.
THE LANCASTER
K* | (X)l'HT CONVENES.
! ? ?
? Judge Bowman in His Charge to the $?
Ownil Jury Coni|ilimonts County. !|! 1
4* i x
< The March term of the circuit ?
^ court is now in session en Raged in
e- | the trial of criminal cases. The crim- Hon. J. Harry Foster,
&y lnal docket is a heavy one, there be- Hill bar. is here in ntt<
s- inR four homicide cases for trial, court.
The court convened yesterday morn.
1 inR at 10 o'clock, with Judge I. W. Mi'3 Pearl Coffey spc
' I Bowman, of Orangeburg, judge of cll(* 'n ^or'< with
* the first circuit presiding. Solicitor Miss h ranees Massey.
? I Henry and Stenographer McCaw ?. ..
. , I miss Martha G. ('re
. were at their posts.
is Sunday with relatives i
lie Judge Bowman made a clear and j
convincing charge to the grand jury.1 Miss Callage Cauthe
He began by saying that he was glad , Saturday from Wlnthroj
i'1 to be in T-aneaster. and that this was spent until Monday w
of, his first visit here, that the county jents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
ce had an enviable record in many re-;then.
atjspects. which would make the grand Miss Maggie Link,
dSjjury feel more the responsibility that S. C.. is visiting at the
ty rested upon them, that they are the K. w. Sistare, on Dunl
c" j custodians of the peace and order of Secretary Kllison h
j the county. In these days, he con-1 from a business trip to
jtinued, where "Caw and Order Cea-1 Supt. Lingle, Supt.
)C | gues" are recommended, it should ; Mr. J- K. Connors, Mrs
j be remembered that the grand Jury i?r> Miss Joe Foster,
is this very thing. It is the grand Bryan, Miss Johnnie ]
^ inqueBt of the county. Among other! Mrs. R. R. Riddle, M
things, it is their duty to look after! r>oaK an(l Miss Bonnie
at | the auditor, treasurer, sheriff, mag_ among those, who wi
ve istrates and other officials and See j Lancaster at the State
ip that they are properly discharging sociation this week in 1
lie their duties. Rev. T. A. Dabney, o
d* i He called the attention of the was in town to-dav.
n- grand jury to their duties as to the
d, public roads of the county. "The
id civilization of a people" Judge fw . xi
n-, Bowman said, "is Inrgelv reflected a3UolIl\3SS
er in the condition of their roads.''
Vnother matter which the judge said colt SACK?Texas 1
he would particularly stress was that heavy fruiting cotton sc
U of education, declaring: "If I am a Gregory. . .
?- . .. .. , .. J44-2t-c
crank on any one matter it is that
of education. No one force in South WANTED?6,000 pound
f 'Carolina, except, of course, the mule, sheep, goat, i
" ' church of God, does as much good racpoon? fox, muskrat, oj
I .. ... . , ,, ISee us before vou sel
n as the public schools." Icauthen a Son., Lancas
It is the duty of the grand jury . ._____
! to visit the schools of the county and Potatoes for sale by
p- see that they are sanitary, properly j Nancy Hall and Porto Ii
nt | equipped and in charge of good busel f. o. b. Westvilb
he teachers. Judgo Bowman expressed order in lots from 2 bi
ii- | his preference for women teachers, i J.
It was the business of a grand ju- Westville, S. C.
n_ i ror to look after the morals of his
.g I community and present all per- SEWING MACHINE
sons who were violating the law in Bobbins and Shuttles
,n- . I sewing machines mad<
] any respect. lie called attention to hand sewing needles
the importance of the grand jurors aluminum package p
being themselves above reproach, inson-Lathan Co# Je'
n,l that if any one of the panel felt that J8-4tc- Tuesdays,
lie was vulnerable he should let Iti ?< ?? ?. ?
u nr<ri l v?U W;iaX
be known to the Court and he would DEN?PLOWED, cal
>n, be excused from serving on the panel. s?p a's? runs Di
lie | The following true bills have been Phono Hi.
ns found by the grand jury: RAISE YOUR OWN C
rc The State vs Moses Witherspoon, ,, V?W' "ave plenty o
I I C abbage plants at Ma
?fi- murder. 1 cerv
lie
The State vs Arthur Broom, mur- ?
rs. def , DOZEN REAL rclCE 1
fa- H,ie stock, six to sev<
The State vs J. R. Connor, murder. Delivered in town at
^ The State vs Walter White and they ,Mt- I'hono
j1(> Winston White, murder.
bv The State vs James Leach, assault SALE?One hom<
>la and battery with intent to kill and fou,V ?ea.ra olr'" wo'K
well broken and sou
carrying concealed weapons. Raiu for ri?|,.l{ sa)o;
s- The State vs Otis Deese, violating '?>' fine combination
fc-i dispensary law. hay eight years old
ir- , good family horse, qi
The State vs Jesse Norton, violat- in every way. Price
il- ind dispensary law. ! tion. At a bargain
of . ?A . ? ,, w bankable note. J.
o(1 The State vs L. G. Bell, assault , Bon.. Lancaster, R. F
>0 and battery with intent to kill and l.tf-c
r0.1 carrying concealed weapons.
The State vs James White, house U ", N >'ou co'll.,> ,n ,('v
in 1 . . . i scrap Iron. 2ac per 1
lt_ breaking and larceny. at southern depot.
to The State vs Lewis Rollins, assault Jt-pd
ov!and battery with intent to kill and .?,Vf?.~ 7 ~
... M \\TH1>?An Industri
h carrying concealed weapons. ,.an oarn $10o per n
Pl. i The State vs Thomas Reeves, house penses retailing our
of j breaking and larceny. j *iav''
*"j The State vs Rllchard Raskins, as- ,7mt riu'V si^necV hy 7\v
sault and battery with intent to kill. men. Address W. T.
?~j The State vs Clarence Threatt, as- Preeport. 111. giving
>t- sault and battery with Intent to kill. referpnce8*
del The State vs Henry Rrevard, dis- '*
B?V posing of propert yunder lien. QTnp, ,?nK, r
ny! The State vs Henry Jones, larceny. . iajuiv. I
nc The State vs Bart Massey and Ben- ; 3_]b. King Carter
el. jamin Hammond, house breaking andJOc. can, and everytl
>r- larceny. Groceries just as che
The State vs BenJ. Hammond and R. W, SIST/
on BenJ. C. Robinson, house breaking 4^
es I and larceny.
ir- The State vs Leroy Perry and Rob- HOUSE FOR I
j'Jert Perry, assault and battery with Nice seven room C<
Intent to kill and carrying concealed E. W. Sista
?>- weapons. '43-tf-C
rs* The following cases have been *
n- tried: Bowls Rollings, charged with 1 FOR S.\I,K?One famil
assault and battery with Intent to KV and haniess, hois
ed old, perfectly sound
p. I kill and carrying concealed w eapons, t teed to work any whc
ed , was found not guilty. or child can drive it
Richard Raskins, on a similar sefety. Weight 1,00
? I charge w.? found not guilty by the! ?
vn %
ed The following pleaded guilty:
Jessb Norton, for violating dlspen- DR. C. B. rR
sary law. $.100 fine or six months in i ,, DENTIST
lo. 1 . B. m. lO
^ I the Kane; upon payment of $2K bal-1 to
! i ance of sentence susDonded durlner
' - I IM'HV
, good behavior. Office over Lancaster
j Otis Decse made a similar plea '
^r1 and was given the same sentence. Place your Ofder 1
Several cases were nol prossed upon tato plants, Nancy K
r.t the payment of costs. variety. To place J
g- The Court after being In session with Us in the next
for about an hour this rooming, find- you can ffet plants
I,1) Ing itself without any business for first shipment: April
transaction, adjourned until to-mor-! MACKORELL G1
row morning. 42-tf-C
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NEWS. MARCH 14, 1916 .
! Misses Etta and Guy Skipper! Miss
NTeely and Mr. Skipper, of Lancaster, ! *************
passed through the city Saturday, y
en route to Charlotte to see the j v 1 O 1
"Birth of a Nation."?Rock Hill ! ! 11
Herald. > **
Mr. A. II. Blanton, of Rock Hill, y
, of the Rock was here on business yesterday.
mdance upon Mrs. A. Lloyd Moore, of Gastonia.
visited relatives here last week. V 'I1 111* li
('OBCRN'S MINSTRELS. >
Our local manager, Mr. Perry ; ! ?
ler cous li. ^a0|iayj as shown imself a real hus- ! 111UII ll<
ler by winning out over several com- Z
ighton spent ,0*"0,-s securing the Coburn mins- ' *< |)CC! W
n Rock Hill tre's- This organization lias grown > V m
since its appearance and enlarged V IIIIIII11N
n came over until it cannot afford t.i make the j *
i College and smaller towns, but Mr. Mackay, j C'OIltlll
itli her par- learning the company had an open
Berry Cau- night kept th etelegraph wires hot; y tilll bll
until lie secured the date of Satur- J >*<
of Abbeville, day March 18. The big show will ap-; '
home of Mr. pear at the Lancaster Opera House. K OBCQDII
up street. The Augusta Cronlcle, under re- | *
las returned cent date, had the following to say I UIH1 21(1
Gaffney. of the show: | >
Wesslnger, "|>. a. Cohurn's minstrels played Z' WilTUS
. W. K. Tay- to two packed houses yesterday at
Miss Agnes the Grand. 1)1 IPS t<
. "Augusta is a minstrel-loving town
May L.yncli, an(j aiWays appreciates a good show. , ....
Iss iKlfricda "Coburn certainly has a good J llHllVH
Culp are show this year. The voices are all
11 represent ???d- Reese Prosser was in better *
, voice than for some years past, and y Ulicra
I earners As- ,jrow many encores both afternoon !
Columbia. and night. His rendition of 'Dear * liopfim
f Flat Creek, Did Girl* by special request was es- I1MI
pecially fine. !
"Tommy Donnelly is a time_hon- * illvitCS
ored favorite in Augusta, and was V
in fine form yesterday.
"One of the best features of the . * Of SI1KI
, show was the dancing of Boni Mack. J
who is one of the finest female im- J *
personators on the stage, and who did v
tow den and some very graceful dancing also. ,
>ed for plant, thre,e ^its are wonderful J _
acrobats and contortionists. | Tm
"The comedy work of the com- * I nM 1< I
pany is chiefly in tlie capable hands y ^ 1 1 M i |1|
s cow horse of Charlie Gano and Tommy Don- :
nink, otter'. n,'"-v and their little skit at the close *
.ncmi'n, hides ?' *'10 f'rst aot wa8 especially clever. j
1 Capers "Altogether, Coburn has a good, t >
iter S. C. clean minstrel show, and will always , y
I'PPOi Vn o ooe/lln 1
.1 vuiuiai ntllWJine in AU'
custa." I*
J. C. Hilton,
tlco. 1.00 per . ? ? ?
e; cash with
MILLINERY
NEF,OViF.S?
' flnesT grade Wednesday ai
put up in *
:^Rob- MARCH 1!
' jum Morr'- We will have on display a larc
-ay and Hack. * J c
? ?- ner's creations, as well as the t
abbage. Start 7
f all kinds of j^t -\t i i
okoreirs r,ro- New York market.
:io-tfc;
W/B ACH HATS, CASTLE .
today. T. M. i
??- Come to this opening, make
'.raised horse | *
ht 1.000 lbs.. ^ | | ,
nd. at a bar- ana try cr* hats iO your heart s
also will sell J *
\ horse, dark
, fine saddle,
lality the best
\Z is!' ; CTP [d)AT^
c'i"r Ufll'ir-TilJ LfNiUvSi^
W/"A// rp v=n/7 r
z W Li, L .4 <&?r
T "u'k- | racy
ous man who; J"\ ' ?A.: ?, J"\^ | |_Jv |J
lonth and ex- j
products to J
i ami' furnish We have taken the Exclusive Agency in thi
o responsible por a ion}? time we have sought for Linei
Rawlelgh Co. "
ape. occupa- it moderate prices. We have found them in "Di
We are celebrating this new and important
_ display and department showing. Every woman
JSTEN *
hese beautiful Linens, and note well the low pric
Tomatoes, Ljeaj jn economical home keeping,
hing else in
>ap. Pure Linen Cloths 1 1-2 to 3 1-2 lengths $3.
^RE. Napkins to match any cloth, $2.00 per doze
"Derryvale" Irish Linen by the yard at 65c
JttagT!* See Special prices on Huck Toweling and all we
re ' ' ^ These Linens will go on sale St. Patrick's E
Come in and examine these Linens?you w
y horse, bug- __ __ _ _
e eight years UflDlp
and guaran- lvV/Llll
re; any lady
with perfect
0 lbs. $250
. Green, Box
- Or. M. R. Campbell r
.... . , bruises, over-exertio
12:3w, 1:3 KcRistercd Optometrist ?|r,nf. h0UBe oIea
... f a ^ a- ' ooinea away ny m
Ph.rmv, an<l M:'nufnc,ur,n>' Optician. N.? nM() to ,?ffer ?
t VhPl^n\ c r ppty Slonr.s l.ln'nv
low for po tpots. rub only a lit
[all and ar standard Drug* Co.. local repre- ,lmo the pa,n Ieave<
rO'Jl* oroc fortably and cnjov a
two weel ntatlves. Tako your broken ltnaea ()ne Rrntcful uaer 1
out Of th? ,d repair* to tbem for prompt and
in gold. Keep a botl
IOCF.RY. ?"k ?m" BrX^'" Kiln
our Druggist.
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IFE BACKGROUND 1
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ackground behind a business ;
iis 111 tie*Ii to do with the as- Z
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hich lie presents to his comWhen*he
has close and
ued relations with a substannking
institution, the hank
es, in a way, his background
ds strength to his efforts tosuccess.
The same rule apa
business man, farmer aud
lual. "The Old Reliable"
a very desirable hanking con11
from this standpoint, and
; your account, whether large
ill.
\NK OF LANCASTER
Lancaster. S. C.
7 ,
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s City for "Derryvale" Irish Linens.
is of exceptional worth, which could be sold
srryvale" Linens.
addition to our stock by a splendid window
in Lancaster and vicinity should come and see
es. "Derryvale" Trish Linens mean a great
00 to $7.50.
n and up.
: to $1.25.
ights Dress Linen.
?ay, Friday March 17th.
ill not be urged to buy.
4SON-CLOUD CO.
LANCASTER'S LEADING STOREITttV
PMUVIVr: ? i/AU aai ao
1
mess caused by Honey, Pine Tar and Glycerine are
n and straining recognized cold remedies. In Dr.
ning time are ,,,
... . Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey these are com.
loans utniment.
lis agony. Just with other cough medicine in a
ent to the sore plensant syrup. Dr. Bell's Pine-TarLtle.
In a short Honey quickly stops your cough,
you rest com- | soothes irritation of the throat. Exrefreshing
sleep. , cellont for young, adult and aged,
vrites: "Sloan's Formula on every bottle. You know
its weight in just what you are taking and your
lie on hand, use (j0(;tor knows its good for coughs
i"pain 16c. at Hnd co,d8' Insl*t on Dr- Bel1'8 p,n0"
Tar-Honey. Only 26c at Druggiata.
Opening
id Thursday
5 and 16
re number of our own Millihe
newest things from the
HATS, HART HATS
your self at home, look at
content.
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