The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 17, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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Dr. M. R. Campbell, the optician,
will be In Lancaster March 27th and
28.
At the congregational meeting ,
hold Sunday night after the aervlco ,
|A tht> Prnnhvtorlan phiirol, > u'oo
uf^Wimously decided to build a new
church of brick. The congregation
was very enthusiastic and it Is reasonably
certain that they will commence
building at a very early date.
The following building committee
was selected to have charge: Rev.
J. C. Rowan. J. T. Stevens. J. M. Carson.
J. M. Lowry, E. D. Blakeney,
T. B. Qlyburn and W. O. Taylor.?
Kershaw Era. v
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock, conducted by the rector. Rev.
Mr. Skinner.
Maj. J. M. Riddle and Mr. Thurlow
S. Carter, two veteran 'fisherman,
have already begun spring operations
and brought back several
"good ones" caught at the piouth of
Cane creek.
It is quite a compliment to Chief
Orr and his assistants in the police
department that out of about 21
liquor cases worked up by them
there were convictions In every instance,
all of which goes to show
that the only thing necessary is to
go after lawlessness in the right
way.
DR. W. Cillil/ WYIilF.
l>ist ingiiishcd SurKCun on Visit to )
Ijanrastor. tl
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Dr. and Mrs. \V. Gill Wylie, of Now
York, are tlie guests of Col. and Mrs. r
Lerqf Springs. Dr. Wylie is a dis- 1
tinguislied surgeon and th? founder
of the first training school for nurses.
An interesting fact in connection
with his visit is that the home
in which lie is being entertained was
the home of Ills maternal grandfather.
Mr Walker G'll. lor whom
he was named. In this home i>r.
Wylie's father. Dr. A. P. Wyile, of
Chester, was married to Juliet Agnes
Gill. Dr. Wylie was several
years ago awarded the McMaster
medal, given by his Alma Mater,
the University of South Carolina, to
a few of Its graduates for distln- v
guished service to humanity. t
COURT PROCF.KDINGS.
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The court of general sessions ad- ^
Journed. sine die. yesterday afternoon.
The following eases were dis- 1
posed of Tuesday and Wednesday:
Lafayette Nelson, charged with as- .
sault and hntterv with intent to kill ;
and carrying concealed weapons, was f
acquitted. Moses Witherspoon.
charged with murder and carrying
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concealed weapons was found not ((
guilty on the murder charge and f
guilty ?s to the concealed weapon
count. ?He was given $60.00 or 30
to n
davs.
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Clarence Threatt, indicted for as- ,
sauit ,inn naitory witn intent .vo kiiii,.
and carrying concealed weapons was ' f,
found guilty and given *150.00 or 0
months In the pane.. n
Arthur Harper, charged with murder
was found guilty of manslaugh- (
ter and was given four years by the ,
eourt. ,,
J. B. Connor, charged with nnir- t
der was found not guilty, >
The grand jury made its final pre- f
fentment Wednesday and were dis- t
Jtb^rged. k
The court^of common picas will p
convene Monday morning at 10 o'- h
clock for the trial of civil cases. t
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IN THE TOIUS OF I'XCBR SAM. t
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Andrew Cook. Ren Clyburn, Ed e
Ballard and Will Reed, alias "Rush n
John." all colored, were convicted in o
the United States district court, at (
Rock TTI11 Wednesday for selling 1U|- w
uor in the town of T.ancaster. in n
violation of the United States sta- f
tut?. Judge Johnson gave them, h
each, four months In the Chester Jail, p
Ry the time South Carolina gets
through with these violators of the
law. they will likely have enough of ,,
the whiskey business to do them the
rest of their dnvs. This should be a
lesson to those other violators of the
u hlalfsr In wo ?-hn tinvo nnl Vet been
caught. v
No rn i: to mECBTOR? KlfD CRKDI- ,
TORS.
Ml person*1 havlntr claims Mgaln"i
ho estate of J. M. Hough deceased,
are herohv notified to flip the sorm*
dulv verified. with the undersigned, 11
nnd those Indebted to said estate will 1
please make payment likewise. ?
Mrs. Lilly H, VanLandlngham.
Esecutresa. e
Estate of J. M. Hough deceased. {
March 10. 1#1?
St-frldays F
THE LANCAJ
HELPFUL ADDKKSSRS.
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Representatives of National Canerrss *t* PER?
of Mothers and Parent-Teaicliers* I j*
Association Are Heard in I .a nra s ter
iiv Interested Audience. ,, _ _ ,
Mr. E. R. I
I was here this t
The members of the I'arent-Teaeh- j Hon. J. C. M
rs' association, of Lancaster, as well j Williams, of th
is a number of others Interested in here this week
ichool problems heard two excellent ','r- W. S. \
alks Wednesday afternoon when J business trip to
Miss Lucy Wheeloek, of Boston, and j Hr. T. W. Le
Mrs. Milton 1'. Hlggins, of Worces-1 Kershaw this
or, Mass.. spoke on matters affec.t- j Mrs. Milton
nK. child welfare, the home and the | center. Mass., a:
tchool. Through the instrumentality ! lock, of Boston,
if the Parent-Teachers' association. Wednesday of <
>f which Mrs. Walter P. Davis is Springs, left fo
>resident, these spfakers wero se- Springs* automc
:ured and the messages they brought ter addressing
vere well received. They were in- teachers and ps
roduced hv Chalmorv V W(iQ?ln?nr ??u
luperfntendent of the- Lancaster A. A Ca
craded schools. Miss Wheelock, the hjs daughter, M
Irst speaker. Is traveling in the in- jjill this w
erest of the International Kinder- the penne|i jn^|
;arten association, in conjunction' .. _ . _
... .. VT .. , - . T, .. .. Mr. Fred Du
vlth the National Congress of Moth- . ,.
th. Mlu whccloek ,pok? ot edu.lwo" a v*ltor
.. . . . . I Mrs. Mary H.
ation as the most important con- . . '
from a visit to
ern in the community, the begin-' ....
. . . 1 Mary lx)cke liar
ling ?r the most important part of ,, . _
... ... .. . . i college of Due
education and the kindergarten as
he liest part of education. She de- Miss Olivia E
dared that children like the kinder- 1 ,rora Charlestoi
rarten because they find there the ,u'1 sis,,'r- Mrs.
hings that satisfy them. She spoke '^,r- '* w
if how the kindergarten helps to ^ HhII came
orm good habits, and a right ftttl-1 ^ J
ude towards life, provides song, "the Mrs. F. I,. C
anguage of the heart" as well as L. Jr., of Knox
ocial companionship to which every guests to M
hild has a right: that it recognizes or. Uev. H. It. 5
lie advantages of play and teaclies ' > Davidson to
hlldren how to plnv. Miss Wheo
ock brought out the fact that cliil- ?
Iron who have had kindergarten ousines
rain>r>g go into the trades having
ormod the habit of attention and K|.'\x
oneentration, the habit of industry tape, equippi
ilso, and find jov in their work. Ch ester field
Mrs. Mollie J.
"They have learned obedience." I
aid Miss Wheelock, "and this as the
uudamental virtue of childhood." ' "!,*rrUH
. , .. . ? .i n'lfr Orphlng
iho touched on the value of socia1 .. f0 somt. nj(
o-operation, so necessnrv in school mtt-Terry Co
is in the community. The speaker 4?", tp
tressed the importance of training
children to he constructive forces, w.WTED d.OO
nentioning incidentally lhat those mule, sheep,
vho are a menace to societv arc the raccoon, lox, mu
.... ... .... jfiee us before
leglected boys and girls. If yon !r?llthen & Son
ilant a child garden in your commulity."
said Miss Wheelock In con- Potatoes for
lusion. "you will have planted a trer- Xanoy Hall and
vhlch shall lie for the ranking of f. Q. h. 1
he nation." order in lots fr
Mrs. Milton P. Iliggins, one of the'
ice-presidents of the National Con- Westvllle. : ?.
;ress of Mothers and president of *lie
Massachusetts Parent-Teachers' ^ VOU A
.ssoclatlon was the next speaker
,nd she welcomed the local associa- Phone Slf.
Ion into the National organization^
nvitlng them to send representatives HAISE A OITR (
.? the National association which (Vbbage plants'
o meet in Nashville, April 4-9. in r.f.rv
irder that they might Ret the scope
>f the organization. Its alms and 'j'A
why we feel that It Is pood to have j j),.\i'vVrit-Vl" in *!*
hese in every school." Mrs. Hip , while they last
irs first emphasized the matter of IJelk.
mtlual helpfulness of Parent-Tcach- ....
, , . , \\ \.V1M>?lo t
r associations. She explained that with younp <
he meetings are held in the school yearlings; alsi
pom because the rich and poor niav at a bargain,
ome together on an equal footinp "*r"
s the school belongs to the public, HOUSF
nd further the parents by meeting lSJiec seven* 1
here may see the physical needs of j7 yy
he school. When the teacher krnws j.j
he parent she knows what to ex
icct from the home and knows bet- wilKX you com
er how to treat the hoy and girl. scrap Iron. 25
Irs. Higgins mentioned that the Southern <
eeling of loneliness which many a
eacher feels disappears when she \v I EOF
nows the mother and lather of her itODCCINQ
upils She begins to'feel that sh" to he had any
* doing something worth while for our hatch
hem. Mrs. lligglns complimented $0 per
Vinthrop College, calling it "one of Cunningham 1
he finest normal schools in the ,!5?52?Frld
,*hoto country." She explained that ? ?
duration to-day is better than in \OTI' K?To mj
tir grandmother's time because our nt Standard 1
pportunltles are greater. She men- p'.^pp.V
ioned the representation plan, by Springs. Wedi
hich the grade that has the largest If any work t
umber of interested parents and y?u no* *
rlends present at a given meeting
' mnnnrl mnlrp
? awarded a picture or other tro adjust same f
hy to keep till the next meeting. cerned. Also
i friends of mj
Mrs. Hlgglim urged that education | mny avnil the
a its right development he made to to have their c
eep place with the vast mills and es fitted. T1
nthe. intlustrlAH. The
peaker told of the work of the as j nm Yours v
ociatiou, as well as the need of it . Campbell, Anr
here it Is not. She told of her trip 4 6-21-0
Vest last summer, made in companj
'ith other educators, of the educn f?OOf> 1
lonal progress of some of the states. U \A
lie backwardness of others. j Hell's TMoe-Tar-l
Mrs. lfitrgins staled that the great bjn"(1 w'i,h. ?nu'r
pleasant ryrup.
urpose of the organization is to ?lonPy QUtclcly s
take better children and more effi- soothes irritatioi
lent citizens "for the coming gen ' ^'11 for your
F-'ormula on ever
iratlon must be better and wiser just what you r
han we are with clearer brains and idoctor knows 1
|and colds. Instf
tronger muscles" I Tar-Honey. On
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3TER NEWS. MARCH 17, 1916
No. 222 .,,,
* \ Statement of the condition of the ! .
4 ? PAllMKRS BANK & TRUST COM- >
' I'ANY, located at Lancaster, S. ('.. v
X at the close of business March 7th. >*
~ ,9U- RESOURCES. j
lorton, of Kershaw, |j0ans and discouuts. .. $130,413,52 J
veek on business. Overdrafts 2,483,97 '
assey and Mr. B. L. Eurniture and fixtures . 2,875.00 '
e Kershaw bar, were Other real estate owned. 3,500.00 Z
on business in court. Due from banks and
Vitherspoon made a bankers 11,801.30
Columbia this week. Currency 3,455.00 >
slie was a visitor in Gold 1.130.00 ?
week. Silver and other minor
1\ lllggius. of Wor- coin 823.80 >
nd Miss Lucy Whee- Checks and cash Items. 1,120.96
who were the guests Total $157,693.55 J
Col. and Mrs; Leroy LIABILITIES:
r Camden in Col; Capital stock paid In. . . $ 50,000.00 >
,hl1? . r Snrnliiu fim<t c nni\ nn
. -ux- . O.UVV.VU *1
rwitv lUi luruiillVIJ 441- r ' ~
the met;ting of the Undivided profits, less J
itrons of the graded current expenses and
taxeH paid 5,150.50
skey. of Elgin, took l>lv'd"n,1n u?"ald ' 42 00
U? Annie Caekey. to Indlv,dual deP "" 8U?- .. >
,eek for treatment ?t let* to check ...... 52.488 ,8 .
Time certificates of de
Tmary- posit 23,637.21 >
inlap, of Hock Hill, Certlfied check8 34.DO >
Lancaster to-day. Ca8hlei,8 check8 261.06 J
Barron has returned MiUs pavable> ,ncludlnjf J
her daughter. Miss certificate8 for'money >
ron. at the Woman's borrowed 20.000.00
We8t' Total $157,603.55 >
mmons has returned STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -J
1 where she visited COUNTY OF LANCASIfER, ss.:
F. C. Corcoran. Fefore me came W. II. Mlllen. >
ilson and Mr. John cashier of the above named hank. 2
down Ironi Pleasant who bein*, duly sworn, says that the' *
nohile to-day. above and foregoing statement in a >
oleman and sou, F. true condition of said hank, as shown
ville, who have been bj tin' hooks of sairl bank. *
rs. Coleman's broth- W. 11. MILLION. > ?
durchison, have gone Sworn to and subscribed before '
visit other relatives, j me this 15th day of March, 1016.
j W. P. Robinson, Notary Public, r*
_ Correct Attest:
s iSotices j. e. oraig. :
W. P. Bennett. V
x or seven-room cot- Vl" ' Lr'goiy, ? ? >
id with lin'iK on' Directors. V "
avenue. Apply to i m i
Perry, ('it y I-?-Hp
0 pounds cow, horse,
A opoMum huies ; As far as we go v
von sell Capers 1*1
Lancaster, s. c. make it the great
sale by J. C. Hilton, J j
.r?V"1,RJco:..1;00-.?e!i We Are neadauarters
tvcBHiuc, rutin wmi V
om 2 bushels up.
J. C. Hilton.
r- - Middy Blouses, all sizes, 6 t<
01i, ! with blue trimmings, white with 1
VANT VOIR OAK-' ... . .. , ' .. p. ,
ED. call J. M. Morri- j Middles made <)1 llllC JeailS
runs Dray and Hack. | white with blue and red trimm
JL_? Fine Middy tics, red, blue an
]WN Cabbage. Start Hail' boW l'ibboll, llie.e lleaVV
ilenty of all kinds of ... , . .. .
at Ma'kor.Ts tiro- t 1110 tailCV liail' hoW VlhlttUl,
:io-tfc M-hit". 'it w ide i i'i" iMi'l'eta. vd . . .
rflCE PHIS for sale. . . . hi . Ill; till
to seven weeks old. lo ior Ni,m; n,HM;ial
'v? $5.00 a pa?r 1 , ... 4,
I'lione today. T. M. I' Hie Jb-me!l J cans twills; tilt
25~tfl' Fine mercerized Poplin, whi
my or .--.on miich cows Fine silk i'inisli Poplin, white
nlves. springers, and
> two buggies for sale liif A D "V
T. K. Cunningham. IVl/n i\ 1
44-2tp frirt
FOR RENT. Fine put cut leather Mary Ja
ooni cottage. See Fine patent leather and '2,1111 J
. Sistare. Fine Mary Jane pumps in pi
' Fine Marj Jane pumps, 81-;
e to town bring vouv, I >ilot tdliltlrCll S slippcl'S, ()d
< per 100 lbs. weigh Fine white efinvas Mar\' Jan
[lepot. T TiUsk. >-ii ' 1 i\
Brown s ideal pumps and Oxl
1 )'m(. ever shewn, per pair
lORNS, 11 Kill KOCi-:
STRAIN?No bett r TT'T'T
w iiciu ivr me money ?Jk I I I1
ing egps at $1.50 por * * * ?100,
or Baby chicks j
SB, H2.60 per 10 , We a re j >repa red for the lx?vs
Poultry Farm. R. F. \,.w ||,,?o.|as Oxfords, till siz
New Douglas Oxfords for m<
r patients. I will be _ _ _ _
Drup store, Monday' |VjL^\/L/
March 27tli and 28th j 1 iCi VV
Drug store, Heath
n'Y'JJrfonf;?hr: ,.o . Tlw new suit sare beauties a,
ivinp satisfaction, 1 ( $O.()0 lip to
Itnol'.'ttatTm , N("w si'rh'K for > ">'?, g
imlcably to all con-] Mild lip to . . .
, That tiTT 1 . B?ys. f?f new caps are here
msolves of this time IlllX'tllVCS <>1 eVei'V (lOSClMptn ?!1, I'l
,rnkTrjo'T'toKrnan Big showing'iiecktios. collars.
:e and soliciting a prepared tosupply nil vour wants
' same in the future,
cry trulv, T>r. M. R. |
lorson, S. C.
r.zmzxxbcr when y<
'OR COLDS , I
ar and C.lycerlne are C'C D22kCd lO CDttlC
rftinedlps. In Dt.
loney the??e ?r* com.
cough medicine In a owl ? w.? t*?, k.w?.JC.
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tarstops
your cough
i of the throat. Kt
ig. adult and aged.
y bottle. You know j
ire taking and your !
ts good for congha |
it on Dr. Be'Ps Finely
25c at Druggiata.
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continued relations with a suhstan
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wards success. The same rule ap- S
plies to business man, farmer and ?
individual. "The Old Reliable" >
offers a very desirable banking con
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Lancaster, S. C. :
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H)K MLLD DAY
ve have made preparation to
est event in Lancaster's History.
For Everything To Be Worn That Day
? 20, made of good quality twill, plain white, white
'ed trimmings, each 50c
twill; this is the finest middie made, all white, and
ings, each $1.00
d black, 25c, 50c and $1.00
satin, hi no, red. pink and white, yd 10. 12 1-2 and 15
plaids, st pipes, fancies: also plain blue pink, red and
25.
s is just the thing for making middies and i> worth
' lie
se are the finest t wills made, yd 15c
te and all plain shades, 10c value, yd 15c
and all plain shades, yd 25c.
' JANE PUMPS
lie pumps. sizes 2 1-2 to 6. . . .$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
metal Mary .lane pumps, 3 to 8. . . . .$2.50 and $3.00
Pent leal lier, sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.75 and $2 50
2 to 11 $1.50
(1 lots, earried over to close .$1.00
e pumps, all sizes up to 8 $1.25 and $1.50
fords, a dozen different styles. This is the greatest
'. ! . $2.50
NTION BOYS
as well as the girls.
e.s 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 $2.50 and $3.00
n. all sizes 5 1-" i.. 1 I *'> 7n on -o ....a ?-1 on
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BOYS' SUITS
id you imisi have one for Field Day, prices $2.75.
' $7.50
ood pant sat low prices, sizes 6 to 18, 75c $1.00, $1.50
$2.50
and you must have one to wear Field Day; serges
ices 25c, 50c, and $1.00
hose, shirts, hats, suspenders, belts. In fact we are
3U come to Lancaster you are
i to This Store and make your
ROBINSON-CLOUD CO.
LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE.
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