The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 13, 1916, Image 2
The Lancaster NevJs _
VOL. 11, No. 71, SEMI WEEKLY. LANDAOTTRT? R r tttvt? iq
Lancaster Coi
For Ca
June 14-17 Dates Designated.
Many Girls From the
Rural Communities to Attend.
CIVIC LEAGUE TO ASSIST
IN ENTERTAINMENT
Splendid Program Arranged?j
Four Days of Great Educa-j
tional Work for the Girls?j
Prominent Speakers to be
Present.
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
and Saturday, June 14, ID, 16 and i
17 are the dates which have ecen
designated for the Lancaster County
Short Course for Canning Clui>
members. This educational evk-nt
has been arranged under supervision
of Miss Martha G. Creighton, Lan- j
B
caster County Agent, and she wi'l b?assisted
in this laudable work by the
members o f the Lancaster CivicLeague,
as well as prominent peo- I
pie from other sections
The program will bo arranged at .
the Graded School building and the
public is cordially invited to attend j
at all hours during same.
Following is the program which j
has been arranged for the occasion:
The following is the program for
the Lancaster County Short Course
for Canning Club Members to be
held June 14 to 17, at the Graed
School building:
Wednesday, 14.
10:30 to 11:30 A. M. ^-opening j
exercises. j
Devotional exercises Dr. Thayer, j
Address of Welcome- -Mrs. Will [j
"^Taylor, President of the Civic |
League. ?
Classification.
11:30?12:15 Gardening-?Miss Willie
Mae Wise, Prosperity, S. C.
12:1^ to 1:00?Principles of Canning?Miss
Annie Mae Maclendon. .
1:00 to 2:00 P. M.?Dinner.
2:30 to 5:00 P. M. Canning demonetrn
Inn
fa) Tomatoes. (b) Soup. fc)
Boars. Missus Wise and MeLendon.
. Evening social feature. , P1
% 8:00 Guests of Star Theatre.
Thursday, 15.
9:00 to 10:00 A. M. -Devotional exercises.?Rev.
Patterson. Club
songs. ho
10:00 to 12:15? Preserves and sip
Jelly Making?Misses Wise and Marlendoh.
rc
,12:15 to 1:00 P. M.?Gardening
?Miss Wise. m
1:00 to 2:30 P. M.?Dinner.
2:30 to 3:30?Canning fruits In tin, _
Bp
Miss Oracle Patrick, Bowman, 8. C
3:30 to 4:30?Fancy packs in glass
?Miss Maclendon. ' "*01
4:30 to 5:00?Instructions in ooklet
making?Miss Patrick.
Evening Social Feature?Skating
Carnival. Su
Friday, 1?
an
9:00 to 9:15 A. M.?Devotional ex-i
erclses?Rev. Murchison. j
9:15 to 11:30?Lesson In pickle-1 <
making?Misers Patrick and Maclendon.
an
Wise.
12:15 to 1:00 P. M.?Lesson on rec- nU
ord book?Miss Patrick.
1:00 to 2:30?Dinner. \V
" in to 5:00 General review in
canning, girls do'ng work. ! ,a}
8:00 to 7:00?Automobile rl.le over!
city. I
8:30 to 10:00?Games on court
house lawn. Leaders, Misses Corrlnne
Jones and Klfleda Poag.
rs
Saturday 17
9:00 to 9:16--Devotional exercises. I ni.
-?Rev. Strickland.
9:15 to 10:00- -Starting bread. , Ra
10:00 to 12:00 ?Lesson in biscuit
making. ,f(
12:00 to 1:00 Demonstration of
Home Conveniences, Miss Joe Yarhorough,
Chester.
? 1:00 to 2:39 Dinner.
K 2:30 to 4:00-^-Kinish bread. 'er
t Open flreless cookey. | Ml
Ba
\ Hostcwes of the Canning Club tiirls
\ County Canning Club Girls who will Ha
'tbe here from June 14 to 17, for the
|Three Day Short Course," and the ou
liteaK&Ski
unty Short (
inning Clul
ST. LOUIS gLh
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MARTIN-H. GLYNN
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Martin H. Glynn, frontier governor
New York, In tr.mpdVary chairman
the Democratic convention.
<\\IU> OF THANKS
\Ve t;ik this method of thanking I
use of our many friends who *o
Ml.ogly helped us during the sickand
death of our darling baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King.
nies to which they hace been asjned.
Mrs. Mollis Morton?Miss Elsie
tilings.
Mrs. John E. Bowers-?Misses Wili
and Lois Hegler.
Miss Alice McNeil?Misses Minnie
11 Megler and Katie Barrett.
Mrs. M. It. Murchison?Misses j
ssie Robertson and Loma Norman,
s. Lewis Clyburn?Misses Ivah ,
tbertson and Clara Rutledge.
Mrs. Walter Stewman?Misses ]
sie Secrest, and Janie Richardson.
Mrs. R. A. Long?Misses Ada Ad- 1
is and Teresa Caskey.
Mrs. Albert Blakeney?Miss Rubyi'
.Man us.
Mrs. Fannie Jones?Misses Leona'
d Ruby Raskins. ! 1
Mrs. J. 10. Hlackmon?Misses Fan?
T^ee and Kdna Hlackmon.
Miss Annie Witherspoon?Misses' j
lima Helms and Sadie Griffin. ,
Mrs. Minnie Williams?Miss Beu1
Ashley.
Mrs. Joe Gregory?Miss Ruth
trshall end Reulah Powers.
Mrs. M. W. Scarhoroxigh Misse;
una Crimminger and Wilmn How.e
i
Mrs. J. 10. Patterson Misses The!i
and Alberta Watson.
Mrs. W. D. f'raiir Misses Mary
lies and May White.
Mrs. J. J. Hlackmon Miss Annie
nson.
Mrs. Joe Knight?Missee Carrie]
d Kssie Shaw.
Mrs. Robert Harper Misses 101i
Harper and Annie Hell Haglne.
-s. Henry Hammond?Miss Viola
llejr. r
Mrs. Leo Steele?Miss Kathleen
tea. r
Mrs. Jordan?Miss Joe Yarbor. ?
Chester. 8. C. t
lourse ?
) Members
CONVI
PRESID^ V
NOTKS I KOM THK MIIX VIM,.\(.K HA
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Coins
Sunday morning, a daughter.
Miss Dillie Adams who was in ^
had health for some time is some P'?>
better. ' hey
Mrs. Joe Threatt is still very ill. the
being unable to speak. | Ass
The little daughter of Mr. and bar
Mrs. David Snipes is very sick. inv
Mrs. M. J.'Huey visited her daugh- 1
ter in the Antioch section Saturday, the
Little Julia Adams, daugkhter of nn<i
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. .Mums has been Pol
irery sick. gra
Mrs. Robert Robernson is visiting C
relatives in Ftock Hill this week. by
Miss Allene Wallace has een very 1 I
lick for the paRt week. |chis
Mr I/vL n ? xtA
??? . awiiu ?? i if^m aim i*ii?? ivioiiY '
3teele were married Sunday eve- Maj
iln?. (
Mn
DORAL KAN SAYS
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Probably fair Tuesday and Wed- ('on
leaday. C%*
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I
"Traveling at a speed of a nAlle-a-i^av
nlnute is going some, but the am lie-! F
i-mlnute get* more and quicker ac-; *'p
Ion." / B??
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Sends IV
To]
PNTIOM UAII
v/1v airtiLk
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WEDNKSDW KVEMXC
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Wednesday eveninu, beginning
niptly at 8:30 o'clock in the Mac-<
' Opera House, the members of
Lancaster County Automobile
lociation will enjoy an annual
iquet at which a large number of
Ited guests will be present.
The banquet will be furnished by
local chapter of the U. T). C..
I will be a most sumptuous affair,
lowing is an out-line of the prom:
'ailed to order promptly at 8:30
President, K. M. Croxton.
n vocation?Rev. Hugh R. Mur
<on.
iddress of WVIconn1 f. D Jone-,
for.
)bjoot of Mooting?Rev. Hugh 15.
rohison.
iddress ?lion. K. .1 Watson
to Agricultural CAnjnlssioner,
nmbia. S. C.
iddress Cnlted ??t Hng'noo<
tos on ?ubjert of ' food ROads."!
found tahie discussion nd short
:s from all mombets.
JI.S WIN S< IHH.AIOHir-i
TO WIXTHROB'
i ton days short course for th?ning
Club girls of South faro
Is to bo hold at Winthrop Col
boglnnlnc Juno 19-30. Tho
darships aio givon each countv
tho college, all expenses paid,
or the excellent work they have
a. Miss Viola Bailey of the Elgin
ning Club and Miss Katie Barof
the Oakhurst fanning Club
e boon awarded scholarships,
[onorablo mention should bo glvMisaos
Loutre Harper and Rufcv
kins of the Elgin Club.
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Mexican
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COUNTY NEWS
HEATH SPRINGS I
Special to The News.
Heath Spring. June 12.?The body l
of Elaine, the eight months oM
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horac
liar!" of Hopkins, .was brought her"
for interment in Salem cemetery
Sendnj morning, the 11th inst. Til"
little body, to which death came Jun*
10th. after a v< ry brief illness, was
laid to rest by tender hands, the v
service at the grave being conducted s
by K? v. J. 1'.. Weldon. pastor of the j
Mi thndist church. The sympathy ;
of tlio ?*i>t i:? community ro r ,
t<i tin vountr parents in the t l
their only rhil?l. j
Missis. Wo 1(1 on ITinson, Arthur i
(Continued on pajro four) it
WILLIAIVI F^^'COMBS ^
William F. McCombs Is chairman ot '
the Democratic national committee.
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<,js im>i si: iti ?
: \
('? 1. T. V. Williams lost his pin 1
hor. -v. g> is! mill anil > ixty hales o;' J
noil i.n 'tis Wies'-ntbdcl place i
about ten miles from Lane aster, s
S; turd y irnrniru between eight anil r
v n? oYlorl; The loss is about (
("io ^ illi no insurance . The lire
v. 's uncivil'! . onal.lv of inoeniiiavy d
?.rip' S ' pieion pointing to :I. > t
Cunningham. a nepro tenant on the i
place, who has been arrested and I
lodged in jail charged with tie* F
crime. Cunningham, owing to some s
difference in a settlement with Mr. It
Will itrunson, the overseer of the I
pace, was ahout to move from the c
plantation. Sheriff Hunter, assisted li
by Chief Orr, went to the scene of s
the burning and worked up the case a
against Cunningham. They found 1
tracks leading to and from the gin li
with those of Cunningham. This is s
the second recent loss, by fire, su?-- r
tained by Col. Williams. A four-room t
tenant house on his Hilling's place
near town was burned last week. ?
DKATII OK MRS. H. It. Mctit'lRT .
I
Mrs. 11. R. McGuirt died at her
home at Tirzah, S. C.. York county,
May 24. after a lingering illness.
She wa ? 4.r> years of age. The
interment took place at Van Wyck, _
<1
S. C., the folov ing day, after funeral
services in the Methodist church
oendueted by Rev. J. V. Davis. * She
is survived by her b isbanrt and five
ehlldrn : David, Hugh and Clyde ,
ii
if T i7. 'i, Johnnie MofSuirt of T.in
turn, S-. C.. one daughter, Mrs. It. II.
Si
CJ irdner of Miami, PI a., land her
Si
aped mother. Airs. Mary MeOuirt.
She was a met iber of the Methodist
0
church and a pood christian woman.
Yes. dear dnnghter, thou are pone ^
To the beautiful land of rest.
p
X - more sickness. no more death
Shall cross thy penreful breast.
o
She is pone but not forgotten.
N'ever will our memory fade
T.oving thoughts will ever linger) v
Round the grave where she was ('
laid. i,(
'
MOTHER iu
Van Wyck, S. C.. jh
1
x
4
Border\1
Var Department Add 1,500 Ail
"egulars to Parol of the *
Frontier. ' , ?>|||
NCREASING ALARM J
AS TENSION GIJpWS *'f?
\nti- \merican Agitation Said /} *M
to Re Rife in Southern Repnb- y
lie. Situation Throughout the
Country Said to bY More..
* More I'neasy. *.
Washington, June *12.?Coincidei^&^^^HnBH
reports 'jmHpI'
ills all over northern itf ex^.oy'laSr^'
pk of the rapid spread ''S^Rf
ran feel in g the war
1,500 a
ar troops to the boqH Tonight.
druinist nuion officials nrhde
their
:nd il was officially admittecM^^^^B
here , is growing alarm over
he situation may produce and ^^Bv *V
visibility gt an ^ttaek on.
"'ershing's expedition. *T, ^
No case of attack on the, pen|HKf ' sN^
ias been reported although.
lave been one or two at
acant consulates and other
^If
Part of the increasing: awreh^^W"
lion here is due to the ?|
n the region.dealing
with tlie ;
here have been received.
I eel in rd to reveal details. 1???*'^**' ? Jt .
>d believe a serious nurpogi|W??t.!><*?
1- 'udit raid onjjpyvfafr*- I jp* }l
Three
cilled an1 three enptttl^E
that
to railroad ipHnHnMBHU v v
,a redo hut t?. lied. *
fj^K. Kt' ~
ill bo composed of ten cmjnpnnlt^^ft^*
>f oonPt artillery and si batsdUiOP ^
Tbo artillerymen Hill, b^H^La
Took sind 'bo eririneers will
hr- ' < vnlvynn n was fired o'ftAm.-flnn
lightly wounded. Two
ifoxionns who did the firing es<^gg^$ J'
ommanding tbo battleship Nafrfbs- ?
a at Vera Cruz, said there waflmfC V
iderable unrest in that regloi?dtoe g
pparently to the currency sltuaHuflfcv if
'here were no evidences of'unflBjlH'
in ess toward Americans, the wfiRo :.
age said. It added that the9H^.j|j^^H.
anz government had beep. vse?Hj^*".^^^B
roops and ammunition inland. I M |a
;toneboro to haVka4*^J| i
new school "vit 1
juei'iirlHlni! citizens of jt
gressive Community to, f
struct ,\?'? School UuiUlv'fS^I 1
ing in Near "Future I
hast Saturday, Prof. V. A. LlngltA/Aj?
ccompanied by Prof. C. W. BirUi-*! y1
lan. Supt. of Kershaw county. As- A y
Lstant State Superintendent, of MV,* g
ration. Prof. .1. \. Stoddard nnfl
tobert Mnckev went to the Stoneoro
immunity for the purpose of .
sistinp these progressive people itife L
sle? tirp a suitable site for the ne* '
I'hool building. - * '4P
The present school hnilding hnayy^jy
ne acre of ground, however, Mr. Bob
lackey gave two acres and Mr. W.\S g*
i. William* one, making r. total of 1 J*
aur acres which will make sufficient 1 r
rounds on which to build a modern, 'I Si
for a demonstration plot and plenty 1 I*
f playground for the children.
^The new school building will In
wo story with auditorium. WorkV
ill begin on same in the next fear 3fg
ays and the building will he rushed. 4*'
o completion as early as possible, .-mi
,bout $1,400 has b*en raised to be q $j
ised In the construction of thu