The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 04, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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"Fi-Fi" is the big event this we
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The Lancaster Chapter. IT. D.
will meet with Mrs. It. II. Mack
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
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There will be two services at S
loh Saturday and two on Sabba
April 9. with preaching by Rev.
C,. Miller, of Charlotte.
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The tickets are going fast
'Fi-Fi" and the ladies see a si
stantial sum awaiting them as a
ward for their earnest work.
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T\\ f 1 1 1 m nAi \\*
lilt* I I \ II" UlilRUC ? III luutl ?>
nesday afternoon, April 5, in the
oeption room of the Chamber
Commerce. A full attendance
urRod. Tlx- hour is 4 p. m.
Mrs. M. K. Bishop, wife of Dr.
V. Bishop, of Rich H'U, was ral
to Atlanta last week on account
the ileath of her brother, Mr. V
,non Callahan, of tliot city.
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The Presbyterian ladies backed
by all the different dolls and t
tolk in old racKhammer s toy si
guarantee that you will forget y<
cares and worries if you are in
opera house after 8:8d on Fri<
night.
Air. Shaw, who lias been in to
ten days rehearsing ILancaster tal
for "Fl-Pl*' is very much plea
with the material furnished him i
says Lancaster can hold her own w
some of the larger cit'es when
comes to histrionic ability.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Johnson i
Miss Zelnia Johnson left to-day
Ashcville where Mr. Johnson ov
considerable property and where tl
will spend the summer months.
Johnson's home in West End will
occupied by Mr. Elmer Bailey :
family.
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itev. E. T. Hodges is attending
conference of education of the Mc
odlst Episcopal church, south, wh
meets in Birmingham. Ala., April
!> and f>. Mr. Hodges Is a deleg
from the upp*r South Carolina c
terence. He will return home 1unlay
morning.
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I'hAi. it III ?w. 1'.. ? .:
iiv-i i> v? 111 ?m: ?m r-umrr iiiUMi
at the First Baptist rhuvch Tuesi
evening, April 18. begirning at 7:
,Mrs. Ola P. Gatling will bo in eha
of the music and 'n addition to ?
ernl organ numbers. Mrs. Bar
.Steele, of Bock Hill, who posse?
a beautiful voice, will sins a nuin
of solos, accompanied by Mrs.
P. Gatling on the organ. A sil
offering will be taken.
PROGRAM
1'itrent-Toaclier.s' Meeting to He II
Friday Afternoon.
Tb . Parent-Teachers' Associat
of the Lancaster Graded Schools t
me?-t Mondav afternoon. April 10.
dead of Friday afternoon. April 7
the Central graded school. Tinlowing
program will be carried o
Subject?The Formation of Ilal)
Punctuality?Rev. W. S. Patl
son
Piano Duet?Guv Skipper, Lu
Murchison.
Recitation?Laura Gilbert \V
iatu*.
Obedience?Mr. It S. Stewart
>|o< KIIOLDLKS' MKKI tNG.
/ / Tin* annual mooting <>t t!??? sto
holders of the Lancaster Publish
Co., is hereby railed to meet in
law office of It. L. Wvlio, in th<- to
of Lancaster, on Friday, 7th day
April, 1916 at f> p. ni. This Ma
\ \ J 1st. 1910.
ft. F. Wylle, president
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1 FRIDAY
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On Ssle ?t R. C. Hough'n and
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AiivicM Mamie Fraser So
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ont I NIT\ S( IUH)I, I'l.AVS
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-I Tin- improvement association o
jt I'nity school will uiv<- two plays. "Th
l.'n .ro (T...1 r 1 I .-1 * ..rwl !?:
j i m "hi iiiiu i / in imnni> am
Hearts" at 1?ixi school lin?st?, Sat
incl i urilay niyht. April S. bouinning a
for 7::'.' o'clock. Music will b. furnish
^ns ,.(1 bv the I'nitv String Band. Ad mis
hey , , , ,.
sion fee bic and l..< : proceeds toi
bo benefit of school. Lots of fun am
md a good time for all who attend.
M:\TII in (iKour.v: \. < ??\\ \s
the
'til- \\ ;,v |-'<ii'iiici li n Kcviilcnt of I.an
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n?_ Hi.- many Lancaster friends wll
hit- la- grieved to learn of t'.te ileath. !r
(lock Hill. Saturday afternoon, o
Mr (ieofKi a. i owun. who foi sov
talc ..ii year* imid< It home in Lati
day , -
re,. and pleasant address he mad" an<
;ev- held many friends. The folhivinj
ron sketch of Mi. Cowan is taken iron
,SOS a Rock llill special t>< Tile State :
her
qj;1 The funeral of G. A Cowan. wlt<
vor died at his homo in Rock Hill. Sat
urdav afternoon at 3 o'clock, wa:
conduetod yesterday afternoon a
o'clock from the Associate lie
formed Presbyterian ?hurch bv tlx
iiastor. the Rev. \. S. Rogers. Fol
lowing tlx- service the interment wa
in l.aurelwood cemetery.
Mr. Cowan's sudden death was ;
shock to the people of this city ant
ion section. Saturday morning he cane
AiH to the cluh rooms of the Chamber o
. Commerce in his usual health and a
11 o'clock was stricken with apop
, at le\y. dying about 3 p. tn.. after hav
fol- ng been removed to is home fron
u(. club. He never recovered con
. sciousn >< aftei falling from liii
its. hair.
ter- .Mr. Cowan d; 1 -n his birthdnv
anniversary, being a 1 years of age
lie was horn a short distance ens'
ltl'' of the citj on the Cowan plantatior
I and lived here all his lite. For ;
'ill- number of years he had been a com
mercial traveler and was knowi
throughout a large part of the stat<
i IM.MIII i). his iiiisini's- i onni-ii
i Ollti.
S ii r\ iv i iik an; liis win. tlircv
daughters, Misses Marie, Christim
ml Mar\ Kuth: thre?> sons. Ceci
r'v < i * in <; \ Coiiiiii, .1' ; it I .lulu
inc ('oivan. of Chester: two sisters, Mrs
the Mnrv N mi itgidooil. of Uock Kill m
I* n Mrs William Nlms, of Chest or.
of The Quinine That Does Not Attect The Hew
roll lie can hp c.t lis ton nml l,i\ itive effect. I.AXA
Ttyi: llH(iMl) oriN'IN'K in tietter than onliimn
ijuinine pn<l dues not cjiiisc nervouaiie*H r n
rinuiiit; In licmt Kcmemtn r tin-lull name : .
look lilt- Mgt it lie ol 1 \\ . GROVK, iSc,
k HOUSE
April 7
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TOY SHOP
I lent PI h y Ever Attempted in I
nraster."
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?l 7*%r?riiil(lri>n 2!>r
Miituay Drug Storr. WViltK Mlay, April
at n. m.
cifly of the I'reabylerian ( harrh
THK LANCASTER MKWS
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Mr. M. 1'. Johnson spoilt Son lay
< "a union.
,\.r .) M. Hood mad*' a business
i> to Columbia yesterday.
I>r. I.ytlc I touch. of the 1'nity sectlon.
was in town yesterday.
Mr. a. M. Sams, architect, from
( til i; mill:! vi:is )ii?ri? m? li n ^ t ? ? .iuu ? ?
lay.
Mr C K. MeNineh, of Charlotte,
is ilit- uuest of his sister. Mrs. I). K
Penny.
Postmaster Martin Cauthen. of
K -rshaw. was a visitor in Lancaster
to-day.
Mi>. K. T. Modues returned Friday
ni-ht front a visit to relatives in
Sumter.
Miss Martha <1. Creighton spent
tti week-end in IP>< ]. Hill with her
mother.
I" Pratt, of Lancaster, has hoop
11 i'i eitv for a short visit. Sparjunhurt
Journal.
Mrs. Heath Class, of Lynchburg.
\'a the siiest of It??r mother. Mrs.
i Florence Klliott.
Miss Katharine lll.'keney, of Kershaw.
was the recent guest of Miss
" Mary Heath Jones.
Miss Ailelvn.. m....a ...a vii... i.--....
<-?'s llicklin. ot Chester, are the guests
nt .Mrs. M. J Perry.
Mrs. J. Carroll Miller, of Jefferson.
has been here on a visit to her
mother. Mrs. Alice Gregory.
Mrs. Charles T. Connors spent the
week-end in Rock Hill with her
brother. Mr. Robert Tompkins.
Mrs Ida S Heath and Miss itetta
| Heath, of Camden, were the week;
end guests of Mrs. U. 1-3. Wylie.
Miss Maggie Mayer, of Charlotte,
has been visiting her sisters. Mrs.
I'aunie M. Jones and Miss Maria
Mayer.
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' Miss l.alla .e Cauthen, ot Winthmp
i i ollegi-, spoilt the week-end here will)
f parents. Mr. and Mrs. \v Horry
i i 'authon.
i Miss 1 .illie (! i ceil will \ i ' I h' r
's t.-r, Miss Mildr'-d (.recti, at the
I It' icorn College for Women, in Oo.
I lumbia this week.
1 Master 11. \ Meek ham has returned
to his home hero after spendt
ilig two weeks with relatives ill Lan.
i.^ter. Vorkville Enquirer.
t j Mrs. Frank L. Zernp and little
. Miss Dorothy Zemp who have been
; visiting relatives here, returned last
. week to their home in Camden
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Itcv. It. Lee Robinson, 1). 1)., presi
ident of the Woman's College, of
x Due West, has been spending a few
% days with his father. Mr. N. I*. Robf
inson.
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Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs. Mr
- and Mrs. J. II. Withersponn and M
i ,L. C. Lazenliy motored Sunday to
- .Fort Mill where they spent several
* hour?
Mrs \V. \\\ Moykin and ehildrcn.
. of Charlotte, who have been visiting
t Mrs. HoyWin's parents. Judge and
l Mrs. Ira M. Jones, returned hone
i | last week.
i Dr and Mrs. J. P. Young. Master
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mi .Hi-s nose > mini:. of icloli
bury, who have !??' -n visiting at tli
homo of Mr W S Witherspoon. n
turned home yesterday.
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11 Miss Frances Illcklln, of (Chester,
II who Will he 1 lie solo daUCCl ill til-'
"Ihinee of tho Mi ill* siunid ' in Fi-Ki
I e'ridaj night. arrived in l.aneaster
tu-day ami i t!m .no t of Mrs M
j J. Perry.
I Miss Mary Cook. of Winthrop
i training school, is spending the
i week-end at home. She was accom
pa it it'll home 1?\ M > Mar\ en
| I>ora Ste?-I and \elsh\ Heeden. of
j Mo. k Hill
Mr. M. Will Johnson, who has
!" en 11 \ i::iii Savannah, spent 11..
\ ' el< I'llii ill 1 .a II' .1 III 'A ; t h re I I I ..
ving to-day with his father ;
\ heville. where he will make his
olll" ill the lilt 111*
Miss Itiith ltid'llo i aine home Sat
I iimay rrom Columbia College ? >
-( 'Hi .1 f?*\\ days with her parents,
Mi. Mrs It. It. Middle. She liatv
i ln'i l- nest M' Or.i II <11-1<;i I <
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NOTICE
It any one has recently lost a
All h'i. Ill <: II lull. Information lf.nl
: ;nu to 11s re<over> <an he had by
I j apply in- In Chief Oi r and paying lot
i this advertisement.
ftew Treatment for
Croup and Colds
Relieve* by Inhalation and Absorption.
No Stomach Doting.
Plenty of fresh uir in the bedroom And a
good application of Vick's 'Vap-t ?-llul>"
Halve over the th out and cheat is the beat
defense against all cold troubles.
The medicated vapors, released l>y tho
body heat, looacn the phlegm, clcni 'ho
air passages and soothe th>- inflamed membrane.
Ln addition, Tick's is ulworbed
through the skin. 85c, 50c, or 91.00.
VICKS^ti SALVE
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I II.- CI,,, t. ifi.-l.l i*Vt-11II 111' ' f?I
t wi-fk with Mr>. .1 K. I'onimr y*.
the -Till-Ill.lr? hosli s- TlliV' WWM
?voral tables <>r rook which gome ( ]
- pliiv 1 'V ill' int> rest .Hid onilm V"J
iasni. I>11 ri 11 k the morning Mis >J|:
?'minors served delielotis refreshunits
lli r sister. Mrs. I'. I. /.till p.
i I ('iimileii. was :m oilt-of town goes* ?
i this i|ilight fill affair, as were Mrs
\Y \V. Iloykin. of Charlotte; Mrs ^
\ P. lingers, ni 1 > i 11 < >n .iikI Mrs V
Carroll Miller, of Jefferson.
Mr- Ira II. .Imp eiiti riaine l
Thin (lav at a I -liahtfnl spend-tho- *
d a \ pare , in which a dozen of her V
'rieinl- were invited Cam v work . <
nil kinds was in evidence, but v
er at Ion precluded the possibil- [ ]
't\ of much work. Many yellow Jon ]
nnili throughout the houae Intro- |#j
.i bright noti ol Tl ! ]
lining rom won fragrant with narsi.
\hirh formed the centerpiee.-|
of the long tahh The place cards! , !
hon yellow Jon nulls, and yellow and I
white formed the effective coloi | [el
. hem* \n elaborate dinner in four | > <
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l*<
"il Mi Join - tl pli on ran born
tho followlns names: Mrs .1 H. v
Witherspoon. her mother. Mrs W. V
.1 M Mr tl R. Muroh
? >!?. Mrs. T. V William-. Mrs. c T. J'
Connors. Mrs. Leroy . spritrgo. "Ur.-. R.
K. Wyllt Mrs .1 P. Hunter. Mrs.
Krnest More Mrs J. M Thurer. Mrs V
M .1 I'errv ;i 11 <1 Mrs 1. C Pavseur. ! !
Miss Kthel Cant hen was the l\ns V
less or tlx- title Girls' club last Satunlay
afternoon at the attractive v
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. [ ]
W Merry Cauthen. on Chesterfield
1 V??n Hi. fin o eeU-o 1 ? *?? -. I* 1
wii 111 i ttm ua *11 & u t*?M pi i?
s?-nt< 1 her hostess with a birthday
gift. :iH (if which wore in the nature *<
ol .in "April Pool,'' celebrating V
\ 11 Fool's Hay. In an Interesting > <
contest. Mis> Lewis Murchlson won v
tli< pri/" . a I>oiii|net of violets. It had ! ]
Iiccn prinhh'd with pepper and cans
I many a sneeze I y
test Miss Laura fJHbert Williams ,
won the prize, a gold hat pin. The v
it. ts were then invited into the '
dining room wh? color sclie no ,
of pink and white was effectively *
used. M each pliice was a basket
i |v vl'i.-li. who raised, fell out ?
over the table, there being no hot \\_
torn to the ba-kets. \ big .lack Hot
to'r pt a a centerpiece was found
to contain "nothing hut air" when '
children pulled the strinus for >
f \ r The dainty refreshments in N
two o. were partaken of amid
;> a!- n! laughti r pto'.ok" l by th
1 c\ i i". rin of ei>t< rt.< nment ml > Sp
hie each guest entered heartily.
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>11 I I IV. Ill DIMM (dMI?, r. I V.
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Met .sat in di?> Morning, \|>ril I. at
Court House.
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"i.m? * ?iini? inn . \ i? i it i. i a i
the call of W. Q. Caskey. cnmmnn ,r
der. A letter from the Chamber of
Commero of Hook Hill, extending a
cordial invitation to the veterans of
Lancaster county to attend the state
reunion was read and received a*
information. The nomination of
sponsor and maids of honor to the
reunion resulted in the election of
Miss Minnie Caskey, sponaor; Mis?
I! 11. Ki:: M On'b-l |)r?n.
Miss lleiilali Portet and Mi..- Theodoein
Caskey, maids honor. Mar
\V (i. \ Porter. .1 K. Siewman.
\V. <). Cask. >. and IV \. Clainer were
lectcd delegate- to the reunion and
the following also ?iunified jheir intention
of being in attendance:
I \V Hell. W. T Sistare M. M
is isk< y. of R. F. 1> Lancaster ?
<' .lilt 'askey. N . A Raker
if., tit Sprit'.s. II F 1> : <1. \Va h
Hi is i n oss Notices
I olt sMjF?One Jersey milch cow
with second calf. Apply to J. i
Tlovd Praitr. Lancaster, S. P., R. 1
10-3tp
I i : I' I S ha vo your orders for Nancy
ITal! and Pnrtorlco Yellow Yam
sweet potato plants ut once jf yon
want to Rot an early start. 10 W.
Sistare. 10-ltc
W iM'ili? . in inndn cow, horot
mule. sheep. gnat. mink. otter.
iiicnion, fo\. mnskrat. opossum hides ;
Sep us heforp vi n sell. Papers
Cautio n .< Son , l.anonster. S. P.
NAXPY II \l.l., Porto Rico, Early
Triumph sweet potato plant.s readv
for immediate shipment. $1.2") per
1.000. f.o.l). Florida. F. 10. Hull.
Rock Hill. S. C. 51-fit-c
Jim COItl>s of leal nice 4 ft pine
eord wood, and 40 odd cords cut
Into stove wood ready for the mar- !
kef. See me before you buy your
winter's supply, or phone me. Pan
deliver a limited amount of stove
wood during the summer. T. M i
Mi Ik. Sl-St-c
HAIiEHM \ s \\ \ \ H n to look after
our interest in Lancaster hih! adjacent
counties. Salary or com
mission. Address The Harvey on
< o.. Cleveland, o. 51-1 t-i?
Place your order now for po
tato plants. Nancy Ilall and any
variety. To place your ordei
with us in the next two weekyou
can jret plants out of the
first shipment, April 10.
MACKORELI, GROCERY.
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X INK-TKNTIIS of the business :
L ^ of the world is done by cheeks.
Whv not do vours that wav? :
\ miii m?tin \ i> >alor in a i?'nod bank J
than anywhere else. It is at vour call at anv
time and you can pay it out simply by writ
n-: your < heck. ;i cleaner way than handling the actual
bills and silver Then, too, the check is a good rc- *
ceipt for payment, for, of course, the payee can't got *
the money -your money?front the bank, *
until be receipts for it V
We accerit small aconnntR "i
x- _ ~ f #
and are glad to get them $
THE BANK OF LANCASTER |
"Oldest, Strongest, Best" I
I line ot Waists at 2"> per cent, loss >C;f:
than regular prices, and will put
ihem on sale WKDNKSDAY morn
!iu' at th, same reduction. w
i i i- Silk l.ace Waist . Crepe d
I 'liim- Wa ! lac. and silk cotnbii
ation. il- "en and the plainer
materiallb
nii-inli- i!a Waist- ;ir< Inn ed
and t e first that come will got
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Lace and Silk Wai.-t$5.00
Lace and Sill. Waists, big
assortment $3.7 5 |H
$4 00 Silk and Lace Waists, beau- t
tifully made and trimmed, each $2.OS
$:'. r.O fine Silk and Lace ombina- V*.
tlon Waist> . . $2.73
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Cotton W.ii-t sale $1.80
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$1.75 good quality wash Silk white
Waists, special, only $1.10
l;ig assortment Silk mixtures and ?1^
-1 nd $ i
values, only 98c jgg&
Ilig lot line S1.??0 Waists, all new- %
est styles and materials, some slight- dA
ly mussed, each 75c gffi
a UK. KKI)t ( TK)N ON WOOL SI ITS ||
|?f? Every suit cut one-third. sk
$12,50 fine Serge suits. ... 88.75 Sk
$15.00 fine Poplin suits... $10.00 ??
f 1 $18.50 fine all-wool Poplin and i||
|J dabardlno suits . $12.50 Wf
y $25.00 fine Oabardino and Taffe- ?$
ta suits $16.76 | j
ROBINSON-CLOUD CO.
LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE.
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illi.mi- No. 1: .1. l>. Walker l.an- 1 1> (. \V. Q Caskey, Jno. N
sii-r; \\ llarnhill, Lancaster; f\iskc> and .1 E Stewman. constl i
Adkins, Stoneboro. No. 1 t ?' am 11
.hi. ->v> .1 u. i m.m ifii Mr (J. Wash
. . Low Is Rowell. No. 7: W. R. w !; ams color bearer. The camp
it;i on. No _ ; W. 15 Urueo, lleatt ^ -ten i >... as the place for
rings; W. A. Marshall, Pleasant the county reunion for this year.
11. .1 15. Shohani'. l..ui i-t i Jim. V \\ A. Porter wa:- appointed
iiaglns, No. 6; J.J Reeves, Heath t? onfer with the Dixie people as
rings; \V. II. Roev< . N 2; G. 1. the time for same,
uthcrn. Heath Spring . X< 2; w The camp having no further busL
Knight, Lancaster. m s> it was ordered adjourned to
On motion a committee was ap- meet at l?ixi< t the time of the reinted
to arrange to have a Con union
lerate flag or banner for Confed- Jno. L. Caskey,
ite soldiers of this county, who \V (j Caskey. Acting Agent,
re instructed to confer with th? Commander.
Big Sale Sample Waists
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