The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 11, 1917, Page 5, Image 5
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Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Wa
nounce the birth of a <
Sunday. December 9.
The friends of Jack Groj
be sorry to learn that he is v
a hospital In Florence wit
dicltls.
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There will bo a box suppt
tioch school house Friday
Public cordially invited,
will go for painting the chi
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On account of the weath
so coid It was necessary t?
school Children out ve?t?r/ln
rooms could not be st
heated.
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The Mary Ann Jackson
Children Of Confederacy, v
' Thursday afternoon with W
tha Hinson. All members n
to be present.
Shala Mobley, who weni
lumbla last week to enlls
navy, has returned to the c
ing been rejected on ac
physical disability.
V. W. Lewis, one of the
extension agents of Clemsor
spent Thursday and Frid,
County Agent CJraeber visiti
in Lancaster county.
Ben C. Hough, Bevln Fun
Luclas Bennett, Fred Adam
Horton will leave Thursday
Thomas, Ky., where they w
training for the aviation co
There will be a basket s
Tradesvllle school house on
December 14. There will a
box supper at the Stoneboi
fefuae on the same date,
body invited to both.
Constable C. P. Caskey
Saturday night from Wlnstr
N. C.. bringing with him
Mackey and Tom Bailey, tw<
who had been arrested In t
Carolina city and wanted
soveral charges. Sam Boyd
negro, under, arrest in
Salem and wanted here, d
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Our Customers
and Prospect
5 business will be coni
ttion when Horn
to join the Aviation
> States Army.
wish to state that tht
ducted in the same st<
ne conservatively libe
st. There will be i
iat Jas. T. Hough an
11 be in charge.
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iUUV VlttU VVVUOIUI1
' and customers for
age and to solicit a c
ne.
B. C. HOU
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+ + + + j The basketball team of Cen
+ ' Bchool was defeated by the Moi
+ high school quintet at the la
+ , jilaee Friday by the score of 4 2 t
+ + + * The local team drove over to ^
i roe in auiomooilos.
Ikup an- o
laughter,
Dr. Roddey Miller, of Itoek 1
will talk to the ladies of the C
Dengue tomorrow afternoon at I
Sory will 0.cl0ck
on medical inspection in
ery ill in J BCtiools. The ladies that are
h appen- members of the "civic league are
invited to attend.
?r at An- Mr an(1 Mr8 ^ Terry rece
r night. fjrove (0 Hamlet, N. C., to visit
Proceeds ferry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C
irch. Terry. Mr. Terry Is a member of
firm of Bennett-Terry company,
ler being this city, havlne ecnntly mc
> let the tie re from Hamlet.
y, as the
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ifflciently
The army recruiting depot
Charlotte reports a new record
chapter, number of enlistments, 36 men 1
Mil meet in? enlisted since December If.
liss M;ir- large majority of whom have en
re urged e(' 'he aviation section of the sij
corps. In the list of those i
have enlisted appear the names
t to Co- three Lancaster boys. Bevan F
t in the derburk, chaufTeur; Benjamin
ity, hav- Hough, Instrument repairm
count of James P. Hoiton, chaufTeur.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daug)
livestock of the president, will give a com
i college, Friday evening at 8:16 o'clock in
ay with city auditorium in Charlotte
ng farms the benefit of the war relief fu
Though Miss Wilson does not
her artistic aspirations on the pr
derburk, dentia.1 toga of her distinguis
s, Pierce fatlier. the event will not only
for Fort one the most notable from a n
111 go in jcaj Rtandpolnt, but the visit of
rp* president's daughter Is of Itself
event of more than usual slgi
upper at <?ancei Charleston was included
i Friday, her itinerary.
ilso be a ^ _
o school The Bult of Daniel McKenzle,
Every- minlstrator of the estate of B
Belle Phillips, deceased, against
Southern Railway and Hollei
returned Halley, in which the plaintiff as
>n-Salem, for $30,000, tried at York
Alfred week, resulted In a mistrial. I
) negroes Phillips was killed in a collision t
he North Rock Hill between a train on
here on Southern Railway and a tram
, another automobile owned by Hollei
Winston- Halley. This is the second tlm
lemanded jury has failed to reach an ag
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A near-serious accident occ
iroe Sunday afternoon on the Cha
tter road several miles from Lan
o 9. when Mr. Robert Coleman and
Ion- Coleman were both thrown
their car, Mrs. Coleman being
cut and bruised. Mr. Col
driving, struck a rock or pie
livic woot* an(* both occupants
tour ,hrown violently to the grou
the f)
not The Charlotte Observer says:
also W. II. Wilson. Miss Frances V
and Capt. York Wilson, of
Hill, S. C., spent Friday in th
n(jy with Capt. W. M. Wilson, wt
l^r' turned to the city after a vi
jj his parents. Mrs. Wilson and 1
left for Spartanburg, S. C., t
()f Dr. Oscar Wilson and Mrs. W
(VOfj After December lf>. Capt. York
son will be statin..,,.1 at
Oreene.
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111 + HKI) CKOSS NOTKS.
iav 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.,
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ter- There was a sad falling off
;nal tendance at the lted Cross >
vho room iast week. Less than 301
OI gical dressings were made,
un" the week previous 500 had
completed. This is very disco
an' ing to the faithful few who are
ing their utmost." Won't you
and do your bit for the boys a
,ter front?
The membership committee
^ Mr. J. H. Witherspoon as chal
will conduct a Christmas mai
. ' ship drive beginning the e
pin
j teentki. Lancaster a apportior
. . is an increase of 500 members,
hed
you think of any more fitting w
celebrate Christmas than by ic
IU8..
the American Red Cross?
the
hoped that those who are al
aiafl" members will make a Chri
jn gift to the Lancaster Red Cross
funds are very low in the local
ter and there is much need foi
a(j_ tributions.
Ars. A large supply of wool is n<
the the hands of Mrs. John Poag, f
r & visor of general supplies,
ked Poag is anxious to place all o
last yarn as she wishes to finish i
Ars. soon as possible Lancaster's e
tear tionment of 200 knitted sets,
the Only a few names of the
Bfer boys have been sent in. The
' & ing committee is helpless it
o a matter unless the general ]
ree- sends In the complete cam
rS TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 1917
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SOCIAL. + dt
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IMPORTANT th
! SUPPRAOK MKKTINCi. pc
I The regular monthly meeting o? ni
the Lancaster Rquhl Suffrage
League will be held Thursday ufter- "
noon, the thirteenth, at four o'clock
at the home of the president. Mrs.
Leroy Springs. All members of the
league are urged to attend as matters
of great importance will be discussed.
Roll call will be responded
to with items of interest to sufTraj
gists.
UNION.
| | i <;i ncasier, s. C., R. F. D. 2, Dec.
I I 10.?Misses Creighton and Craig
J I came to the school House Friday to
| | organize a canning club.
Mr. S. D. McManus went to Spartanburg
last week to spend a few
days with his little son, Wayne, who
is at Cedar Springs, the school for
the mute and blind. The little fellow
is doing fine, having been on the
honor roll both months he has been
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Stogner
spent the week-end with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Claude Williams, of the
New Hope section last week.
Miss Bessie Powers, of Carnes
school house, visited Miss Thelma
Stogner last week. Miss Stogner
accompanied her home on Saturday.
Mr. Will Hunter motored to Columbia
Wednesday on business.
Mr. Wilson Mosier, of the navy,
has returned to Charleston, after a
few days with his mother.
1IUSTKR HUOWN AND TIGK
COMING TO TOWN SATURDAY
The real, live Buster Brown and'
Ihis dog, Tige, are coming to town to
make the acquaintance of all the
boys and girls who enjoy their funny
antics. Ruster and Tige are well
known national figures and every
child wants to be sure and meet
them and see how truly comical they
' are in every day life.
Iluster and Tige will hold a reception
for Robinson-Cloud Company on
Saturday, December 15. Mothers
and fathers, boys and girls are all
invited to the reception, to meet
Ruster Drown and Tige and hear all
i of their clever, original and witty
yj/ sayings that have made them famous.
:urred i
.riot t e
cMr?r We Have. Ma
from
BUSTER BRC
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uork We want every one to i
e city will be no crowding we ha
.o re-1 BROWN and DOG TIGE
^miiyi wards' Store. Fathers ai
o see Remember, this reception i
uson.l er Souvenirs for all the ch
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our famous Buster Brown
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Sickly children need WHITE'S Revolution I
Kj'jAM VERMIFUGE. It not only -
Imuuriu, nee. Ill
t has broken out in 1
acts as a strengthening tonic In' of Portugalf acc
e stomach and bowels. Price 25c 'ch recelvcd here
r bottle. Sold by all dealers in J t<> and Tuy. Outl
edicine.?Adv. said t" have occurri
Would you mix yo\
cattle-feed with cott
YOU know that such a combination would b<
through the digestive tract without giving t
producing and fat-producing food a chan
assimilated. The lint on old style hulls acts t
way. It forms a pad or cushion-like covering
the concentrates that prevents the digestive jui
extracting the full amount of protein.
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cottonseed" 9 ST
HULLS \
LINTLESS
contain no lint to clog or flux the digestive tract
are digested and they allow the other forage t
gested the same as hay or any other roughage.
When you mix your feed with Buckeye Hulls y<
that you are using roughage that will help?not 1
the meal, corn, oats, or whatever concentrate yo
Other Advantages
2000 pounds of real roughage to No trash or dust.
the ton?not 1500. Easy to handle beeau:
Cost much less per ton. They mix well with otl
Go much farther. They take less space ir
Mr. C. K. Henderton, Aiken, S. C., says.*
that he would rather have Buckeye Hulls than any otl
He uses Buckeye Hulls altogether ? says they
cheaper and better,
i To secure the best results end to develop the ensilsge odor, wet
! thoroughly twelve hare before feeding. It is easy to
wetting them down night and morning (or the neit feeding. If
j this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If yo
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk as of old style
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door or iviixea reeds tree
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds u
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for mil
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives dir<
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest t
Dept. & The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. n
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock
Augueta Charlotte Jachton Macon
de Arrangements to t
)WN AND HIS DOG 1
URDAY, DECEMBER 15th
see and hear BUSTER BROWN. So th
ve made arrangements for you to meet B
right off Main Street, between Roddeys <
id mothers come and bring all the boys ai
is Free and there will be Whistles, Rules i
ildren.
you about our famous BUSTER BROWfl
Shoes
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