The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 02, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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HL | IflE NEWS Al
J Pays Insurance. .
Y' ' S. S. Steele, H. S., of Camp Creek
council,,7!?, Jr. O. U. A. M., has ^
^ received a check for $500 insurance
1 on the life of 11. P. Cook, who died lij
Lin ion county, N. C., on May 30. Mr S:
_/ Cook was a son-in-law of the late A&al
H. Steele, of the Creek section ot| '
* this county.
jW Summer Course at WuOTw^. a|j
The publicity chalrmatl?t)?
"W Women's Pet^Kfited clubs WlBhes to j H
calL jj^o ajtentfon of every woman Uju&
,1^^ thq^elu^Vflmen'B course at WlnthroDl*?
AR coHcg AfJuly 8-10, ami to emphasise
> *" At that it is not confined to
^Mfcembeia, but for all. <Ivery J"
Cal5^^ U M ^ '
^ ^^fcdgOvH. D. C. at the School j,
I IvML^Jnesday, July 10,1 at 4 H
I .anita Meely,
| trf^ttU ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
|L?^ m llattl^J>leMurray,
n '^Asst. II IJ. Aueut.
II ,i AW.n Wycfc H. D. n. with Mr? ,h
I ? ^'hn <-'rtM'SkPw Friday, July 12. at , |{
I ^ %clork iRRn^Kfast time. w
| bB - ? fiijElwt Teacher.
The ptfttons of Helms school are b
requeued to meet at the. school r<
house Saturday. July 6, at one a
|l o'clock to etect a t h??r Jnd Aom_?(
inate a trustee.x
Entertains Sunday School Class. a
Mrs. Jfihn Stewman Joyouslyjp n- H
tertalned her Sunday school class on
Friday afternoon at Cane Creek.
'The class, numbering ten, motored to w
the creek. Real picnic' Joys, void of P
all formality "were enjoyed and a M
j sumptuous rtepast served. Misses
LucjrHolmes Carson, of Charlotte,
Rose Young, of^Cho, jC. and Ellen w
Manship, of IH^svlTTS'. ' ere special F
guests. -? * t*
Movie Party.
ti
\ The picture party at h
^ - whIC 'falss Mary O. Wylle compll- jj
Intent o# the house guests of the
Misses Witherspoon on Saturday was
a pleasant wind-up of the week's
gayeties for the youpger sot. After n,
the movies the party spent an honr M
with Miss Wylle at her home during
hjhich time a delicious ice course
Saas served. ni
I - To I<fturo Ktidjiy Night. v
|l There will he a lecture Friday
night, July 5, at 8:0ft o'clock, at
Bf Reach Camp W. O. W., Lancaster, n
^KL by State Manager M. W. Roho, of 1?
Spartanburg. Every W. O. W. In w
county Is invited to come. tf
Ht Irwin Jackson,
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Miss Eva Meyers is visiting rela- J.
B tiveuta Kershaw.
HeK|v Moore left Friday on*H
business trip to Chattanooga, t d
BK . n ni
Dr. W. W. Fennell, of Rock Hill, S
H was in town last week on business.
9 ^ Miss Ethel Yates, of Camden, is A
the gufat of Mrs. R. Jones, Jr. M
B iMar* ^"ce^RatllPg left ves- h
^B^Kcrltfy for Virginia, where she will N
' Mrs. ,W.,, H. Caruthers. of Roch V
inn. is guest of Mi*s Mary Ca- f:
rutherfl?' ^ * ?V
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M IM U, genia Martin and Miss
Claudia Shell are the guests of Mrs.j
W. D. Craig
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Miss Elir.abeth Rrown left Run- a
K day to. visit her sister, Mrs. S. W. 3
Heath, Winnsboro. 'n
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Or. and Mrs. R. C. Rrown left
Monday ^or Marlon, where they will
*wt U'e latter's father. v
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fo,. K. Chrtatburf? and daughters, n
HgAflBTsryaret and Harriet, were in the
for a few hours Friday.
*y$^TMiSH Tieaiffe^MeManus was operat-j
* " "Jrfor append ' -t the I'rver J
Chester, on Monday. Her: I
\mrs C^it. C. MeManua, is ,
certi1^0"' BeT,n' FundorburX i
eof4^,f>wo,*, of ^amP Greene, ,|
I m3e*k"en<? at home. . >
_ /iff n InftAl Irtft Qfltn wA m W
I ?j- > Am ;
' jf Charlotte where she wIllLj
!^>t. Mra. W. W Moyklnjj?
v5^ *ou
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lghuiii Ma., Is Iht parents.
Ir. and Mrs. L. C. Payseur. 861
MIbs Nell Norton, of Wlnstonalem,
Is the Attractive guest of her
ster, Mrs. Andrew Gregory.
^ airpl
loirs'. Nathan Hirsch and daugh^r,
jhu) Ee^elyh Hirsch, are spending r 1 n<
BhtU^MBP^t Atlantic lleach.
PBS? op
H.Tjerry and family Will leave Fanfi
unorroW tor a motor trip to Ham- ( n
it and Jackson Springs, N. C.
n Tl
Miss Schell and 'Miss Martin, for- vised
er teachers in the mill school are Ister
[siting Mr. and Mrs. Will Craig. rienc
?o? necti
Ijeighton Horton and Walter Canu
eftty, of the U. S. S. Michigan, ac- Tl
verf- Sunday for a week's visit at took
ing i
-?o? cent.
'T. L. Johnson, president of the ron 1
dople's National Rank, of Rock host
ill. was a guest at the Hotel Royal in tl
ridny. ' the I
?o?- extri
Rev. II. R. Murchison, field agent craft
F the State Council of Defense, was
ome for the week-end with his
imilv. Fl
? Sprii
Miss Kliraheth Sowell, who has r>i<
pen attending a business school at jon
aleigh, N. C., Is home for a short ' 0<*
hile fa,h<
t wen
Miss Elizabeth Kontz, who has bmu
eon visiting Miss Mary Heath Jones, R,n*
Ruined Saturday to her home in ^ron1
tlanta. Lieu
Q with
J. Ij. Poag, Misses Elfrelda an.l as *
ouise Poag. Miss Charlotte Jones
nd James Poag motored to Rock *be i
ill Sunday. arm:
Mist" Belle Williams will leave this HIT]
eek to attend summer school at
eabody conservatory, Baltimore,
d.
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Jim Barton, of The News force,
ho returned last week from the
ennell infirmary. Rock Hill, has re- JURt
irned to his post. ning
o st res
Mrs. Waddy R. Thomson, has re- waV
irned from Baltimore, where she by 1
as been undergoing treatment at bad
le Johns Hopkins hospital. (be
o this
Mr and Mrs. Clyburn Wilson have that
Ruined home from their honey- theii
ioon, having visited Blowing Rock ?'Pid
ml other mountain resorts. ders
then
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Craven are T1
ow keeping house in the house for- at tl
ierly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Cal- lized
in Craig on North Main street. post:
? o with
Miss Virginia Taylor and her Whe
ioce, little Miss Mary Francis Jones. stret
ft yesterday for Timmonsville, troo
here she will visit the former's sis- an(|
'r- tens:
? fend
J. C. Porter, formerly with The
ews but now with the Western
ewspaper Union, Charlotte, spent
unday at the home of his father,
. R. Porter. _ regil
. ? he o
Miss Myrtle Shouse who has had en^
harge of the ladies' ready-to-wear wen
epartment of the Lancaster Depart- boat
lent stores for two seasons, returned terunday
to her home in Athens, Ga.
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Mrs. A. D. Mizzell, formerly of I
sheville, N. C., is visiting her Rlster,
Irs. T. M. Hoik and Miss Mary Wilamson.
Mrs. Mizzell will go from
ere to her new home at Tarboro,
. C.
??- Mrs.
Minnie Caruther, of Fort
I ill, spent the week-end with her
ither, R. D. Taylor, her daughter,
Mas Idoise Caruther, returning homo
ith her.
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Meeting Postpone!.
Columbia, fl C., July 1'The
leeting of the state board of parous
was to have been held on July
, but by unanimous consent of the 1
lembers it has been postponed until I
uly 10.
Russia has the longest canal in tho
>or!d, extending from Petrograd to
'hina?a distance of nearly 4,500
nlles. \
$100* Reward, $100
The readers df this snper will he
>|eas*d to learn ^that th re la at least
>ne dreaded dlsedae tin t science has
Men able to cure \ all Its stages and
'hat Is catarrh. Camrrl being greatly
influenced by constitute rial conditions
requires constitutional Vdatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is ffckM Internally and
sets thru the Illood on jfW Mucous Surfaces
of. the System tnfr\y destroying
th# foundation of the dlienle, giving the
tatlont strength by bu?lfin*VP !?>
ittfutton and ft""'""1"* n yUISX J,?futh
work. The pft.prleiori hav?\io mutn
raUh In th* curntlvi i owara
sjafc teEiW? ~ -sj. as
crbn. ? i"cCTi5iv ;. j
I'i aJI.Drui t'M. > ^
i fiilfj 'V A rare. ??*
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THE LANCASTER NEWSC LANCASTER, i
HOP'S KNOWLEDGE ? " sent to M
WILL BE UTILIZED Washington. July
-ompleted tho $1,610,
appropriation bill and
sh Airman Who lias Downed ? .. . , . .
President for his signa
yenty-two ( ernians Joins Chief f
or?.?*. ",v",y
I )eloV4>d Southland, as
\\ here,\jhrouKh Uncle !
indon, July l.-With 72 German ,on,e oftktr boy ha* c,
anes brought down to his credit im' nv^usundjp
greatest ntfmber of enemy ma- l'S(',a|K'ng th? hvj>4ti
. . , . . - those who remain at th
?8 destroyed bv anv entente alr*
** ? nnni . m i. some substatial evident
, so far, Major William A. Rishi
. . r , , ,. itie love. Letnniond h
ins been transferred from the
# . A, , -tensive mementoes, re
idlan active force at the front
position at the office of the Brit 'lepartments of service
hlef of the air staff. 1 p,08ent to a ,ovet' ?
new, novel and servic
le recall of the major was ad
I by Lord Weir, Rritish air min- t + + + + -f- + 4> + -f-4
, In that his unique war expe- ?
e could be best utilized in eon- < "RTTC!T"M"ir,CtCl "M*|
on with fhe organization of the *
.dian force. f.444.444.4.4.4.4
iree weeks ago Major Risliop
to France a hand picked fight- ^ ^ ounu l.nl
squadron of whom a large per- tor nursing
tge were Candians. The squad- Hospital and tin < 1
was equipped the latest and riuni. ( h? st? 1, S. (
British air r plants and ~--r~
10 sliort time the> ?ave b?-en tit ^' osit ionvo
'ront they have accounted for an store. An> kind
... . , , re fe rentes. F. M/
lordinary number of enemy air- '
caster. Route 2. ..
FOR SAli: -OnY Ra)1
rst Lieutenant Klliott White bike in first ili/(
ips, of this city, was one of the modern equipment.
Btl number composinp this squad- new. Price Jr)\^
commanded l?y Major Bishop. |{ Furmaiy a'Minm
tenant Springs has written his Springs, iC. C., K. 1
r>r. Col. T.ernv Sniinco tV.it
ty odd German planes were roll SAIjK Fii\- de
ght down within ten days op- Two dollars pe\lus
ions after they landed at the bushel deliveredY a
t in France by this squadron. Roy Cunnlngham\
tenant Springs. while fighting
the British Royal Flying corps \v.\\tKI? To buy
'Irst Lieutenant, still holds his adapted to KrowhW
mission as First Lieutenant in ton and grain good\
aviation branch of the American Rood community, si
^ land and tenajit hi
* best price and terms
\ IS STARTLED dress Investor, oar
AT BRITISH THRUST Per
(Continued From Pago 1.) F" sKA,i FKl'lT A
Jar tops, rubbers a
der; 2 and 3 pound i
a short, sharp bombardment. price. All of thcsq
as the white mists were begin- year's-prices as lq^
to arise along the numerous j Mackorell
ims which thread their tortuous ___ /
about this region. Statements! s.MiK Two h)y
jrisoners show that the enemy anywhere, good f!
not the slightest expectation of Apply to J W 1
British taking the initiative at an(j jjqj
point. The Germans felt so secure
they were devoting most of \y.\\TKI> Spring c
r time to a campaign against the and byef oa(tle> j
emic known locally as the Flan- prices paid J
grippe which has sent many of, phones .100 and 30
i to hospitals. I
io British were over the top an.l + + + + + + + + + H
he enemy before the latter rea- \ \
their danger. Machine gun + PROFESSION A
s were stormed and cleaned out +
i their grenades and bayonets. + + + + + + + + + H
re the Germans were holding a I - \ _ 7
# t . 4U | I>H. J. hi:K<V FU
ch of trench, the attacking |
pa ruahed up with rapid-firers __ ntA^iurj
. .u Ja, u ,4. . Office Hours: /
swept the ditches with an in- , /]
e fire that annihilated the de- _ ' t0.
2:00 to/6:dO P
erS> , ^
^ And bj Ap^oir
Offlc^ PhonA 1
Register Now. Residence P\o
ae office of the county board of office over I,ancas\
stratlotT hi ?the court "house will j
>pen all day from now until the OR. W. S. |l()liLV, \
of August. A numbes-ot. voters slcian. Surgeon and
I registered yesterday. The at Greobry, Heod ]
d is composed of \V. G. A. Por- stableW: Residence
W. F. Eatridge and R. J. Flynn. Office Phone 226.
Enjoy Grand Opera! \
Let the world's most beloved sopranos,
tenors, baritones, basses and altos
sing your favorite operatic selections
?let celebrated orchestras thrill you
with magnificent overtures and symphonies?at
home!
Hear Famous Musicians!
Have great violinists, beautiful violin,
flute and harp trios, famous pianists, <
melodious duets, quartets and ensembles
of string, bass and wind instruments,
Hawaiian ukuleles, etc., awaiting
your call at home!
LANCASTER
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\"The Best
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r. I^ter t > hjitu Charley O Oalrtf v ^
ntSle Tandldftfg"
unexpired teii^ifc3ryifty
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riison. TRAIN HITS CAR
1.?Congress FOUR PEOPLE KIL
000,000 naval ???
sent It to the Fatal Acrlilcnt Near Hmlsvlll
ture. C\, Takes Heavy Toll of
: wre.
home in our
well as elseSam's
domain, "^dsvllle, N. C.. July 1.?'
ossed the sea. were ki,led and ,wo Palnf??y 1
of others are td Saturday morning at 1 o
i<?tie ,i.1#v let vhen a southbound freight trai
>mp I'lvp thum in,? a Hudson six cylinder
eSwGiur abid- l)aRse,,K?r automobile at Ilaw
as manjsjnex- trestle crossing seven miles sou
presenting^ ,{f,idsvil,e>.
suitable for VThe deild:
ne. They are Xiss Ma,-V Windsor, aged
eaj)]e Raymond Barber, 20; Miss ]
Bolin, ttt. Miss Jeff Burton di
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lies |t\?go it)
at |th?\pryor| \yQ are l)U||(jjMjr up one
iest<|r Sahato- and reliable stores in th
courteous treatment, h
~T REASONABLE PRICE
/arm <>i in things are at your ser\
; ? V,r V"'' u The bigger the businet
\h"""r!, \vjiy %4'are anxious to 1
binder Motor- DCMNTCT""
condition. All DIl?l NlNIli 1 ,
l'raetically Phone 119 L/
Call or write
inger. Heath
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hel. One-half ' '*
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goojd farm. ? M
tobhcoo, rot- rtj
roa/t frontage, 3 mm
Wrlent wood- in |%/l
iiAes. Name in At JLx^AJ
i ill letter. Ad- #*
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\ gj in xno reacrai
\K$, all sizes. S NVe iU'C placed. il
ln<V fruit pow- 3j
L-ns at the old tfl CVC1* before to ta
il r?,,y ? of ?" depositors
71 tf' ^ whether they kt
s^s, will work yfi COlllltsj aild at t
^tnily horse*. ^ jR the lliost modem
^jPuns, phrmes *f|" .
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lticKens, eR^si j*"
iisjtiest market ggJ hej^ill lit OllCC t<
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a hospital at Greensboro a few hour?
LEI) after the accident. Miss Ollie Teat,
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Western Union telegraph operator,
e, X.| was badly bruised but will recover.
The two first named were killed
j instantly.
The party was returning from a
rhree!^0rt v'sit to Greensboro. At the
Injur-! cros9'n8 ,he freight train crashed
| into the car and what was left
n ran " waB f'es< roved by fire, all of the
seven occuPants being badly burned,
river an> well known, prominent
th of Pe?Ple of tbis place
It was said the headlight of the
freight train w.is not burning and
I 30; the occupants of the ear did not
Nellie know of its approach until it bore
ed in down upon them
A.NT YOU
of tile strongest,yrnost progressive
is part of the st/te. Fair dealing,
onest Vservice, /prompt delivery,
]S, aocommo/ations, all these
,*ice. ,Vle in^te you to our store,
is the b*tte/ the service. That's
have you a /
r-TERRY CO.
iN^VSTER. ' \ Phone 120
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ke eare of the requirements ffi a?^dna
, whether laVge or small, ? J ]
sep checking or saving ac- ffi
:t for dancing at home! '
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.A IJ. JOXRS, Jr., Assistant Cashier. _ 1
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r All-Star Vaudeville!
>n to the latest, catchiest popular - ,
by "head-liners," hear whistling
hits from the comic operas,
phone orchestras, jass bands, side- ting
monologues, duets, quarter
i varied a "bill" as metropolitan
ieville over offers?at home.
Dance Orchestra! V ,
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fox-trots, one-steps, waltzes, two5,
Virginia reels, hesitations?the
t tuneful of them all?be readv to