The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 26, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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'Tuesday was known as "Gum R. F. ?
I)a/'' in Lancaster, and it will not ^0
soon be forgotten, for there was trjo(j0
more chewing gum sold on that day
than was ever seen in the town be- l'elp 1
fore. The Red Cross chapter ban- '
died the campaign, and the pro- No I
ceeds, which amounted to about Tuesdi
$1 50, went into their local treasury. I gum.
The chewing gum was furnished by stores,
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The Belgians, at least, will not he Som
saddened by the long lines of Ger- is to 0
man wounded being stopped there to
prevent troublesome inquiries at i McA
home.?Atlanta Constitution. I?and
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to $7.50.
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C'urrie, of the American Chicle even on the I
This is one of the many pa- *'r Cross
deeds his company is doing to ' <l of Rum f'
great deal of
he Red Cross, and they de- t)r|nR effort8
1 lot nt fffHIt I
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matter where you went on was thrown
iy you founrl people chewing for the snldie
along the streets, In the received one
In the movies, at the schools, j.?ent to our b
e women's idea of a rest cure a girl woul
ult work and talk all the time. . ....
be intellectui
doo Is noted for his long legs that tl,ere ar<
IiIh long head.?Marion Star, men in the w
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. Steele, Kvelyn McDow, J. Y. Ht
J * j mom!, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sistaro
Walters. W. A. Threatt, Chalmers
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f Gregory, Alice
Gregory, Geo. G. Games, Mrs. Ka
ii| iWktt, erine Games, D. Reeee Williams,
/; ft ljwg8yi^g| L. Hilton, M. L. Thompson, S.
a I J- P. Steele, G. W. Starnes. Jerus
v.'|y 1,. Hinson. John Koronopolos, R.
<^BK Wylie, Avis and Robert Row
Jesse II. Manly. J. H. Games. M
H.I&Hf Kdward Wilson Stature, Kdwj
v J Wilson Slstare, R. L. Johnson. J.
Riddle, Mrs. Garjlo McArthur Ci
I! then, Rev. W. S. Patherson, Mrs.
- Q. Thayer, Rev. J. II. Thayer, J.
Thayer, ('. I). Walters, Miss An
I loll Carnes, Miss Lottie Kin*. 1
Kills, S. E. Rodgers, R. ('. Crock*
Miss Lillian Robinson, Jas.
Hough, P. M. T'lyler, Lancas
t Connell No. 38, Jr., O. U. A. M..
B. Roberts. O. R. Williams. J. II. J
Cllntoek. W. E. Taylor. W. S. Lai
lay, B. Y. Funderburk, S. D. Tayl
T. E. Funderburk, W. II. Itraf
i-X Sowell Grocery Co.. Mrs. M. S. Wi
erspoon. B. Cunningham. John
' ' Cassady, John It. Faile, John
Cook, M. R. Witherspoon, August
trains, you found a lit- Knight. Ira B. Jones, Sr., Chas.
i maiden with her has- i Jones, G. F. Ferguson, Mrs. B.
>r which they deserve a 1 Hough, J. T. Wylle, Miss Lou
credit for their un-1 Robinson. W. R. Porter, W.
^ I Stewman & Co., J. L. Henry, J.
the people did not want Knight, J. H. Bailey. Mrs. KII
in receptacles provided Stover. J. L. Jolley, Alfred Sterlii
rs. and altoeether thov J. B. Harner It W n?n w
bin box of gum to bo Carnes, W. A. Davia, Hob Ghent,
l0yH "Over There." f, Loins. II. I), Smith, Levi Oee
H. H. Hodges, Mlaa Irene Hennt
?M d Cushlng, T. J. Mehnffey, B.
Id rather be pretty than plyier, Mra. Hnaaie Slatare, Geo.
il, because ahe knowa f>arr> O. I**. Latimer, Mra. O, P. La
mer, W. F. Ballard, John Wrlg
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orld. - - Helk, J. P. AUiaon, Thomas Wrlg
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J. W. Knight, E. C. Secrest, Max G.! Va
Brittain, W. M. Rowers, O. H. Bell.lVa
J. R. Bell, T. L). Caskey, Miss Mary Rc
Carothers, Jas. A. Cauthen, Rev. T.
L. I Renj. F. Carson. T. Leo Craig, Mrs. Ra
nn.|T. Lee Ofaig, J. E. Craig, Gilmore M. He
>hn : Dabney, Miss Onibel Duran. E. F. J.
8.' Funderburk, A. N. Funderburk. A. T. lie
A.' Funderburk, A. R. Ferguson, Miss drl
im-1 Willie Ferguson, E. E. Ferguson, W. W.
, J. E. Graham, H. R. Gooeh, A. J. Greg- Ch
Ion ory, W. J. Hendrlx, T. J. ilendrix. O.
E. Jas. F. Hunter, C. C. Hunter, A. M. Ca
Lee L. Hallman, P. M. Lathan, W. 11. Mil- Sa
?rs, Ion, Mrs. W. H. Millen, R. R. Mobiey. Ha
M. Lem MeDaniel, Mrs. Sarah MoAteer. toi
th- Cletus McManufl, L. R. MeDaniel, R.
T. Miss Sudie N'eely, E. 1\ Plyler, J. E. Jo
S. Patterson, Mrs. L. J. Perry, P. A. lia
ler, Parker. II. R. Perry, N. I'. Robinson, Y.
ry. J. D. Robinson. .1. P Roliinson C.r
hia P. Robinson, W. A. Howell. J. E. nu
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Irs. Taylor, J. R. Thompson. J. O. Tay- D.
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8. Joyce C. Williams. G. J. Derrick, R.
[ill- N. Walkup. Geo. Belk, I. V. Meyers,
IS. Emanuel Ilirsch, Henjamin FFirsch, Mr
IF. Flarry FFirsch, Nathan Hirsch, Louis c.
nie FFirsch, Mrs. Kvelin T. Ctvuthen, R. Ro
..ee 8. Stewart, Jolin P. Hunter. mn
!t', llcatli Springs. F.,.
T- W. O. Williams, W. O. Rutledge, wter
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ag- ertson, C. B. Jolinson, A. J. Cauthen, An
or, W. 8. Kirk. 7. F. Mackey, L. P. Bell, pr(
[In. G. L. Moblcy, Jno. 8. Marshall, W. tor
th- T. Mobley, Walter J. Bowors, M. W. p.
I,. Cauthen. Berry Mobley, Miss Maude Ab
A. Mobley. Flarvy C. Mobley, Miss Em- Mc.
tus nia Mobley, Jno. E. Bowers, Jno. T. Ka
I). Bennett, W. P. VanLandlnKham. p.
C. T. Twltty, Mrs. Nettie Twitty, M. L.
isa Earnle, El in a K. Bowers, R. H. Phil- <
S. Hps, Jas. M. Cauthen. J. Sam Bruce. wil
M. J. E. Sims, Jno. O, Bowers, T. B. <ta;
Ion Horton.L. W. Hlnson, V. V. Hlnson, Th
UK, O. P.. Hinson. W. S. Hammond, A. B. hel
P. Ooxton, S. B. Robertson, E. R. per
J. Beckham, W. C. Ellis, G. P. Ham- ext
se, mond, Mrs. l^ou P. Robertson, Z. L.
?tt, Robertson, Miss Ftosa Bennett, S. P.
11. Bennett, B. J. Bennett, Miss Anna ]
W. Bennett, L. P. Thompson, Sara ea<
itl- Twltty, J. T. Robertson, W. T. Sto- hel
ht. ver, Taylor Mobley, A. H. Duncan,' gch
vis J. A. Williams, P. B. Lynn. Mrs. | hoi
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FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1918.
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nLandlngham, Miss Eva Leonard
nLanriinghatn, Miss Mary Brown
inLandingham, W. Z. Hilton, L. F.
tbertson. Mrs. Emma Bowers, J. Jk
Crenshaw, ('. E. Williams, It. L.
skins, Mrs. Lillie It. Ilinson, It. A.
>rton, C. L. Stover. M. L. Stover, / /
A. Bridges. R. S. Watson. J. 0. m
rkham. I,. S. Baskins, I). W. HonIx.
Willie L. Howith, W. J. Vaughn
M. H. Hunter, W. S. Moore, J. A.
*rke, T. 11. Dennett, J. T. Stover,
C. C'roxton, II. 1'. Mobloy, J. P.
ston, Robert D. Mackey, Rev.
muel Long, W. B. Faulkenbery,
innah Mobloy Duncan, A. 1'. Horl,
M. I). Robertson, L. A. Dowers,
P, Mobloy, ('. L. Hammond, R. C.
noa, D. D. Cronshi.w, J C, Wilms,
E. F. Hammond, D. C. Ilorton, ^
F. Hammond, A. Cauthen, E. C.
oxton, Z. F. Mackey, 0. W. Ilam>nd,
M. O. Cauthen, Dr. J. A.
itledge, K. M. Druce, L. F. Raskins,
h. E. Caskey, 11. B. Rollings, J. E.
ibley, W. II. Stover, .1. M. Bridges,
D. Williams, E. D, Mobloy, J.
m Itnttum
Kershaw.
The Peoples Hank, Robt. S. Floyd,
s. R. M. DuHose, 1.. S. Cauthen,
R. Hlacknion, 11. E. Kirkley, L. R.
Mings, C. O. Floyd, \V. J. ChristiK,
L. J. Maekey, W. N. Cly\>urn,
R. Rlackmon, Christ E. Meloncasa.
C). Croxtnu, VV. L. Croxton, J. F.
nimond, Paul K. Cauthen, Flint
[ige Jr., Order, No.- 12, Catoe
others, H. F. Clyburn, Lany N. ' "
dersou^ Mrs. F. 1*. Trueadel, J. M.
eeman, T. E. Rarfleld, W. VV. Hori.
G. F. Cook. Hoyt Hlaekwell, T.
McDow, T. S. Hell. H. A. Raley,
ney Jr. Order, T. J. Jordan. J. A.
Dowell, Mrs. J. A. McDowell, Miss ^
te McDowell, H. T. Horton. ;
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Teachers Examinations.
The county teachers examinations _
1 be held at the court house Fri- ft^
u UA.. 1
,, ..in; o, irom nine until four. W''
Is is the last examination to he ^
Id until October and all who ea t
to teach are urged to lake this
iminatlon. Ha1
Trustee* Klection.
Elections for school trusteea in
h district in the county will be
d Saturday. May 4. at the various
100I houses at regular election
ar*; Wech district .elects one
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