The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 18, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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The High School banket ball team
will go to Richbury Wednesday afternoon
to plav that team.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gordon,
of the Upper Camp Creek district.
Wednesday April 12, a fine ten pound
boy.
Kev. U. H. Kennlngton. of Monroe,
N. < will preach at Zlon church
the fifth Sunday In April at 11 o'clock.
The t)oujAto Democratic Club will
meet Saturday afternoon, April 22,
at 2 o'clock at the Douglas school
building; W. J. Green, chairman.
The Camp Creek School Improvement
association will give an Easter
egg hunt Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Admission G and 10 cents.
* A school entertainment will he
held at the Douglas school house.
Friday night. April 21st. beginning
at K:3n o'clock. The public cordially
invited.
Uev. J. F. Hammond, of Oakhurst,
was a pleasant visitor In Lancaster
Saturday. He states that everything
Is In excellent condition in the Oakhurst
community.
A meeting of the Lancaster Countv
Hoard of Education will be held in
the ofilce of Supt. V. A. Lingle, Saturday
morning. April 22. beginning
promptly i%t 10 o'clock.
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There will be an .Edster egg hunt
at Hopewell church, Dixie, Saturday
afternoon, April 22, beginning
promptly at 4 o'clock; price 5 cents
per hunt. The public cordially Invited.
The Hopewell Democratic Club
will meet at Hopewell Saturday afternoon,
April 29tli, promptly at 3
o'clock for the purpose of attending
to such business as may come before
the club.
The pastor of the Second Haptlst.
church of Lancaster will begin a series
of meetings mext Sunday. April
23rd, 1916. Rev. T! A. Dabney will
conduct the service. Everybody cordially
Invited.
Mr. H. lV^SIstare. of Riverside,
, was a caller^Tpilthe News office Monday.
He says all the farmers in his
section are about through planting
cotton seed and general farming conditions
are In excellent shape.
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To the consumers of water of the'
Town of Lancaster:
All persons owing for water, or,
water connections, will please set-j
tie for same not later than May 10.
Service will be disconnected to all 1
persons who have not setled by the
above date.
Hereafter all persons using wa-j
ter and not settling for it by the'
10th of the following month, will be
cut off without uuy notice, aDd will
not be turned on again i n til all back
rents and an extra charge of $1.00,
for turning on the water, has been
paid.
Hereafter ail applications for wafer
connections must be accompanied
with $11.70 tapping fee.
By order of Commissioners of Public
Works.
J. C. Elliott. Chalrmnn I
E. C. Secrest. Sec.
IJKCAUSE OF UNPRBPAREDNEBS
When Mr. Thompson died his wife
(lad no insurance on his life
And she was loft In dire dlstros^
Because of Unpreparedness.
When Mr. Jones' house burned down
(No fire department In his town)
His home was left a sorry mess
Because of unpreparedness.
"No fear of thieves," said Mr. White.
"Burglar alarms are useless, quite!'*
in uurKiarB entered, none tno less,
Because of unpreparedness.
"What foolish people!" you will say.!
What foolish people we, to-day.
If we Invite war's wretchedness :
Because of unpreparedness.
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Shall cities burn and kin be slain. '
A nation wasted once again.
While wo Invite unhapptnes*
Because of unpreparedness?
The world is flaming! If a spark i
Should fall on us a ruin stark
As Belgium's shall he ours, unless I
We stop It with PREPAREDNESS! |
Qelett Burgess, in American De-1
tense.
Piles Cured In 0 to 14 Days.
Yotir dnifffitt will refund money if PA70
1 OINTMENT fall* to cutt Any cane of Itching. I
lilind. Bleedlmr or I?rotru?Htinr inAioii 1
The Srnt application h'ivc* Kane o?"l Kcst. 5oc. ^
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JMOLIVE S(
With One -50c Jar
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THE LANCASTER NE\>
* PERSONALS
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Mrs. E. E. Cloud, of Rock Hil
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Ad
Hough.
Mr. Russell Minter visited his un
ele. Rev. H. R. Murchlson, the pas
week-end.
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Mr. T. B. Clyburn and family, c
Kershaw. spent Sunday With Mr. I
P. Clyburn.
Miss Agnes Bryan spent the pas*
week-end in Hock Hill with her sis
ter, Miss Abhie Bryan.
Mrs. M. M. Mlnter. of L.ividsor
N. C., is the guest of her brothel
Rev. II. P. Murchison.
Miss Kva Hough spent the pa.c
week-end in Hock Hill with her sh
ter, Mrs. E. E. Cloud.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Yoder. of Vn
YVyek. visited Mrs. Yoder's sistei
Mrs. B. Cunningham, last week.
Miss Rebecca Walker spent tli
week-end with her parents In Winn.boro.
returning yesterday mofning.
?o-Miss
Shirley Montgomery, of Cor
(iiril nrrivc.fl vowtor/lof 'a*. ?
to h?%r sister. Mrs. J. II. Witherspoot
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Mr. A. N. Funderburk, of the Hi
ford school neighborhood, was
pleasant caller at the News oflic
Monday.
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Mr. E. I*. Hodges, of the Sout
Carolina University, spent the wee!
end with his parents Rev. and Mrs
K. I*. Hodges.
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Rev. and Mrs. II. R. Murchiso
left by automobile Monday for Cc
lumbia and Batesburg where the
will spend several days.
Mrs. M. J. Green, one of the poj.
ular and efficient teachers of the Dr
Creek school, was a pleasant calle
at the News office Saturday.
Miss Pearl McManus who is teaeli
ing In the Florence city schooli
spent a few days at home last wee
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. R. (
McManus.
Mr. Elliott W. Springs, of Prince
ton University is at home to spen
the Easter holidays with his parents
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v,u?. auu utrov npringf-. All
Springs is among the leading men i
the graduating class.
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I, Mrs. Leroy Springs eni talned !'
a the Friday Afternoon Hook ?* 1111> in' ']
'a charming manner last week. In I '<
,tlie hall iris was used and pink cur-|
| nations were the decorations in the I !
it drawing room. After a discussion <
of current events several readings '
were given and thou a delightful so- (
.iclal hour was enjoyed during which >
' elaborate refreshments were served. J
' I In the beautiful dining room were |<
two tables, Faster lilies forming the
jeerterpiece of each. The plaee cards
11! were painted in bluebirds and spring
' flowers as were also the individual
i bonton baskets. Four courses were
served, the ices further carrying out |
i, the Easter idea, being molded to repr'(
resent ascension lilies. Mrs. .1. M.
Odell. of Concord, who is with Mrs.
Springs and Mrs. W. Montgomery,
|also of Concord, who is visiting her
't daughter, Mrs. J. II. Witherspoon.
s*| were special guests at this interest1
ing affair.
n| Mrs. L. C. l.azenby's beautiful
r 1 home in West End was the meeting
place of the Social Study Club at its
last meeting. Mrs. Lax.enhv was as|
sisted in the entertainment of her
?i guests by her sister. Miss Pearl Milliter.
Itook was played at four tables,
I several visitors having been invited
, to join the club members at this most
i-! enjoyable meeting. When the games
It! were at an end the hostess served
l.i a delirious salad course with iced
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! fuller Details of Marriage of Popular ,
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The following from the Tugnloo
Tribune is a detailed account of the \
n ; marriage of Miss Margaret William- '<
>-json, daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. ('. <
v Williamson, who was married re- *
i eently to Hon. Frank II. Shirley, of
,. I Seneca:
y | Miss Margaret Williamson, one of J
r | the teachers in the Westminster High [<
school and Hon. Frank H. Shirley, *
member of the Legislature from ,
t- j Oconee, were happily married in the
i, i Presbyterian manse at Seneca Sat- ?
k'urday morning. April 8th, at about
'. I K o'clock. Rev. I. K. Wallace oftlciatlng.
Miss Inez ltagsdale and Mr "J
;Jim Sullivan witnessed the nuptials, "
(- having accompanied Mr. Shirley and "
d Miss Williamson to Seneca Saturday
5, morning. Immediately after the ce- "
\ lemony the bride and groom boarded a
n No. 29 for a trip to Atlanta. Oa.
They returned yesterday on No. 30
and are at present boarding with Mr. n
iiuu mrs. i. rs. uarier. ^
Mrs. Shirley is an attractive and
accomplished young lady and has
L won the admiration of a host of 1<
^ friends since coming here last Sep- s;
> tember to teach. She is a graduate
T-iof Wlnthrop Normal and Industrial ,,
fi College. Her former home Is Han- f
|j Business Notices;
V I Will TIIBBgH CM6 nod At my "
a. home Friday, April 111, 1916. N.
f [ H. Hollman. Hancaster. S. P.
I 55-ltp n
Ii FOR ItHNT?A nice seven-room cot- ':
tage with water auci lights; price 1
reasonable. R. W. Sistnre.
55-2tc J!
I NK<OMI shipment of sweet potato j.
! plants on Kria>, 21st Inst. K. W. o
1 SMtnre. 5f>-2tc t,
? roil RUNT?Desirable cottage with .
* all modern conveniences, on Chosj:
terfielcl Ave., rent reasonable. Ap- 4
? ply Mrs. Mollle .1 Perry, city. 4
55-itp 4
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t 'I'll K PKItPirrr.M. Building ? I man 4
? association lias opened a second j
V series beginning tl?is month which
T. will be held open until May first *
? for anyone who wishes to take 4
stuck. W. H. Milieu, sec. treas.
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[WANTBD?At once 100 hens. high- ?
Jl est price paid; wanted for Faster.
Bennntt-Terry Co. r?4-2tc
* \\ \NTKI>?fi.iHm pounds 01 cow,
1, horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides,
y You will find us on White street.
* See us before you sell. Capua Caua
then & Son., Lancaster. S. C.
54-lmo-p ,
X I'ol! SAI.K?50 or 60 bushels of
Forked Leaf Yam Potatoes; the
T sweetest potato that grows. Price
4. $1.00 per bushel. Phone 122-2;
(leo. W. Maker, Route 2. Lauras
f: ter. S. C. 63-3tp
v XOTIOH?We will givo you five cents
apiece for your meal and hull
^ bags. They must be clean and
V free from holes. Lancaster Cotton
" Oil Co.
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i \\\<'Y IIA Mi, Porto Itico, Early *
f. Triumph sweet potato plants ready *
for immediate shipment, $1.25 per
1,000, r.o.b. Florida. F. E. Hull, 4
Rock H1U, 3. C. 51-6t-c 4
? KOIJ KENT?5-rooiu house, Main 9t. J
? Sewerage, lights, bath, hot aud *
L eold water. C-room house, water, 4
barn, good garden, close In. Ap- 4
r ply to J. M. or Latta Hood, phone 4
y\ 214 63-3tc ^
Place your order now for po- 4
E tuto plants. Nancy Hall atid any
C variety. To place your order 4
j? with ua in the next two weeks
y you can get plants out of the
G first shipment, April 10.
MACKORELL GROCERY.
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than anywhere else. It i:
time and you can pay it
ing your check, a cleaner way
bills anil silver. Then, too,
ooipt for payment, for, of coi
the money?your mone;
until he recelr
We accept sma
and are glad t?
THE BANK OF
jj '' Oldest, Strong
ister. this state. Mr. Shirley is one te
r Westminster's sterling young men. hi,
e is very popular over the county, th
iiving served two terms as n mem- th
t?r of the House of Representatives. eu
e is active in everytliinc for the st<
vance-inent of his community, conn- wl
' and state. ha
The Tribune joins with many f1,"1
Mends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Shir- (
y much happiness and prosperity, ,,f
The foilowiuu special from Seneca j in
> the same paper also lots this toj?'
iv of tiieir marriage:
lie
Seneca. April in.- You can't never
II wliat a leap year will bring forth.
r was generally concede that th
Ion. Frank II Shirley, of Oconee ?
iiunty. was j, confirmed and hope- *
ss old bachelor, and to say that
is many friends were surprised
hen they heard that lie had gatli
i?d .? Kin vaniifc, laiiv and uriven ;
vor to the maust' of tli*? Presbytelan
church at Seneca early Saturday fc
torning and broken bis benedictino ik
o\v, is just to state it mildly. In *1
ict. they would hardly believe it. tc
hey could hardly believe It. Hut id
uoh is the fact, and has become an
(tidal record, and will go down in
istory. The fair and fortunate
mini; lady is Miss Margaret J. Will- ?ll
imson, of Lancaster county, and 0113 *r
1' the most popular and eflicient
saehera in the Westminster high 1
chool. Miss Williamson is a daugh- |
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Let our Graduate
in one of the new spr\
We have a large
assortment of
models. Among
them the particular
one for your
figure. Come in
and let us fit you. a
We have a com
for table fitting
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room and a graduate
corsetier.
There is no
charge for
service.
ROBINSON-C
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done by cheeks. *
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in a good bank >
5 at your call at any
out simply by writ- !
than handling the actual J
the check Is a good re- .
irsc, the payee can't get > '
y?from the bank, ?
?ts for It.
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o get them ?
LANCASTER!
jest, Best" ?
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r of one of the oldest and most
ghly respected families in one of
e oldest, settlements in this state,
e old Waxhaw settlement in Lanster
county, and a young woman of
prling worth and charming graces,
10 has made many friends since she
s been in Oconee. Mr. Shirley is
le of Oconee's rising and progresse
citizens. For two terms he ha.-1
presented his county in the House
Representatives, and is now offerK
for the Senate. He is a native
Anderson county, but has lived in
?onee for a number of years. Hi.
is a host of friends throughout the
ate who will be glad to extend
eir congratulations.
Carefully Treat
Children's Colds
Neglect, of children's ooUla often lays the
undation of serious lung trouble. On
te other hand, it is harmful to continuly
dose delicate little stomachs with in.
irnal medicines or to keep the children
ways indoors.
Flimty of fresh air in the bedroom and a
>od application of Vick's ' Vap-O-Rub**
dve over the throat and chest at the first
Ipi of trouble, will keep the little chape
ee from colds without injuring Hieir di stions.
25c, 60 , or $1.00.
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