The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 13, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13,"l918.
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THE NEWS
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^ Hldm?y King Injured. Rev. and 1
' The name of Sidney' ^ jbLj.Qg, ^oi l*atia, uro v
Be^hune, is included in t i. ."s*
* list of. those wounded, degree Tfcde- Mis. Jack
tefmllied. yesterday. . Chester ?.E. bock liill, a
Hensley. if Marion, is also'Included Mr. and Mrs
* . ill the list." ?
' > Mayor R. !
i. *?y '^gketlU^vlor. Court Paul.
E. Brffxtort Hortoiiyifuaf Mr. and tWinnsboro S
r
T. "Lee Horton and Miss Iva* Tftylpi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tlh?a. W. i Miss Rodti
Taylomali o? the lMoasaryt Plain com- Mrs. Lottie
nnimtyj, were married Tuesday af- visited re
* tern otuf at the home of W. F. R?tridge^.of
Midway. Mr Estridge of- W,8? ,jOU,i
liyiated. ? Johnston Fit
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IhuieHt UocltJtl. Fred I'oag
The library benefit :^t the home p(,here on a vi
Mr, and Mrs. R. R. on Friday and Mrs. J. I
evening was a musiritB treat to all
\vW attended. Mr. tloyt Cook, of Quay 1100(1
Ke^pXV, the violinist, accompanied ( an>,) Ks<
on jth'e piano by his sister, Miss of hls
Melita Cook, received qiilte an ova- to '' Jlim<
tlori..from their Lancaster admirers ,i,k''n SUI
nnd the numbers by Lancaster's best t;onl,npd to h
talent, wertf liberally end loudly ap- his 'il,her*
plauded. Several readingir'hy Miss . . .
K A J. L. Driset
Leila Gregory anty the vdcal solos by (,|ark Qj. tk
Mrs. Hradlev'TVlorah fcere features of j , .
? -* , - I stores, have r
fc. * the evening's eutertainment. Punch ! , .
. ern markets,
was served througho". the eveniug.
In spjte of rain, iLtf wa realized and, ,
i Misses Lew
thtespum will Lp.iuvested in, new war | T enojr an<J c
books, which" "re proving the most ... ...
^ . lotte visitors
popular reading afforded by the library
at present. * M. Poliakc
?o- northern
mar
War Savings Stamps Sales.
?% South Carolina has at last reached
i the 5,000.000 mark in the purchases Mrs. Willis
P of War Savings Stamps, and the perl daughter, Mi!
"1 capjirsales have now reached $3.06. ihla. are visiti
W F^Biie week ending August 3 sales| erspoon. Caj
amounting to $L'71,513.60 were re-|France.
I n ported, bringing the total sales since
Jft the beginning of the campaign up to
{ f#|030t845.75- -ooly about -one-sixth
of the state's quota for the year, and FOR TH
B while the sales now are regarded as
1 fair In comparisoiff w ith whnt thev
were before Juno, Is ohvlofls that <r <<,r< nt
the men, women and children of the day Afterr
Palmetto State must buy more W. S.
S* In the same enthusiastic spirit
F which- characterizes the splendid!
fighting the Sammies are now*doing| Following
on the battlefields of France". . at the court
?o? . . ling.jr K- V
falls OIT "No Wheat"' Pledges. county counc
To the*^jj|^atfo^ien .of.'Lancaster: M. J. Perry,
The following letter wj^t explain county m tnc
itself to th^p^?Mtf !nt^uhip'"-4vomcn the same on
who voluntarily pledged .to u,sn no day afternoo
wheat until the next harvest. Fach rooms with i
wome^"* who j has made the sacrifice I terested in 1
niust^ surety-fo^l repaid upon reading! and with ltev
v.. the reports of rhe Ynapnlficent ship-1 agent of the t
*: .inenta ?jj? wheat, %w^jicb have been and Captain
mra "tflllhs Iks jakrestilt Of thei States army,
conservation*, lir-^morlcans. i board of be
Mrs. Leroy Springs, jplans lor a tl
* - I town and cot
Mv* Deaf^Mrs. Springs: the public ho
On my^return from New York Ij It was arra
" loarped that the food administration present at ea
hffd fnstructod us to call off all "NoiPaign meetln
"Wheat" pledges, and the announce*]Belalr. It wi
ment was at once published In the speakers as f
newspapers. ., picnic, churcl
For fear that It might not be public'gather
thoroughly understood, I had the an- in the next f
I noumenxnt insetted a second time, health campa
? ; so that in communication with the home in the
members of 9 your organization it A committ*
U would he entire^- authentic to sav C.- Brown, ' c
mar rr\ey are all released from the Moore, Mrs.
L jJ "No Wheat". pledge. 11 ,oroy Spring:
' I am writing you as I thought you Mrs. .1. J. Rla
would ' 'Ish to have tliis in official l?n Miss Mar
form. jJ. H Withers
Yoyrff.ytry truly. j with Miss M
k Win Elliott, * j appointed to
fit Food Admin 1st tutor for S. ('. j paign in the
? ! lage t >n. t.
H 1 ? this committ.
W PERSON A lis. Babies ConteJ
'he kind torn
i .. . . ..... which the .1
Miss Ruth^Meaehain. ol Fort Mill.
. ivj'.-Ti . .?. .. . tor at an earl
spent thd week-end with Mrs. F rank
.? . - I A committ"
HuntotyjMrf
i tion was nai
f"*V'i ?o?
^ -- I w I W S. Ratte
Mrsd* JasudT. M?0regor and chil- ... ,,
I . , .,7^9 . ( raven. \\. C
i dren, of Huntsville, Ala., are guests , ,,
, ? ** , .. ,, a nd Rev. B.
of Mrs. Frank Hunter on Barr ?
of this comm
street,* ^
jjtp- _ | the nature o
,j-.. . ,, t talks at pub!
Mr.-and Mrs. E. riyhurn Wilson
. - o. i - . . * ... manner of re
left Saturday for Atlanta and will re?.
ing this inter
turn today by Kutomobile.
$100
Mrs. Barron and her dauphter, ,
The readers
Mary I.ocke. are visiting the former's pleased to l?-a
father. Sheriff Hunter. dreaded i
been able to <
> ?O? that Is catarrl
Miss Annie Neely is visiting her Influenced by
requires const I
v Mister, Mrs. Robinson. Catarrh Medici
^ I % n acts thru the 1
faces of the C
B Jtldce J Oil I :illd 11 i er.inililnnrh- fniinil.iinn
1? tor, Mia* Pauline Marion, have gone SunTtloiT'and*'
pL to Blowing Rock for a visit. | . T^>? p
L I faith in the f
P ? o? Catarrh M?-dM
:Jf "Mrs. Mackorell, of Rork Hill, la, ^Sra* Sep,"
J? , visiting h?r granddaughter*,^^
N ^ Walkup left yest'-nla^roi ^ ^ ^ ^
THE LANCASTER
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Mrs Brown Green, of a; TO j???
(siting relatives here. =S >
White and children, of ^
re visiting her parents, =~ 5S'
. \V. J. Cunningham. ^ (t) g q*
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3. Stewart and Clerk ot ? hHHHfl ?3 fT)
Moojce made a trip to I IS ^
unday .* = rt?
' xzl ?-ti M
?o? EE >11
nan, accompanied bv j== 0 0
Steele, of Waxhaw, N..EE 2 3 N?
latives in town Sunday. I =: \ 4 JT 0 * *'5
-?- 2-^2
'.a Wylie is viting in = 0 3
V, Ton,,. = P) C 3
? ? EE >?m ^ ?
. of Franklin, N. J., Is = m ^
sit to liis parents. Mi ^
" ''o::k i "o. o o
T = - 3* 0 Q?
. who came home from == ^
>n to attend the mar- ~=5 L I ~ 0 0
sister. Miss Mary Hood 0 0 0^
s Blackweil Saturday, ? 2^ _
Idenly ill Sunday and is 2
is room at the home of r^B ^ ^
?o? ES ST H"a 3
>11 and Misses Davis and =r 2,
s Lancaster Department == 2 " JTeturned
from the north- EE ^ 3 ^
= ^ 2 C/>
?- 1 ^ ? 2
Ms Murchison, Margaret O 3
iuy Skipper were Char- == ^ 3 2. 3TSaturday.
== V * ^ 3 *
? = /^V Ifl-O
>ff is hack from the =j (/) 0 ' '
kets where he has been EEE ST- ^
= s2 r+ 3* ?
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t Strange and little ^
Idred Willis, of Colum- EE 2i *
ng Mrs. Annie C. With- EE 0)
ntnln BiMtiM ? .. ? ^ K%?
PM..U UIIUII6C IS uun III , > ^
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ORGANIZATION H S3- O OIE
HEALTH WORK || ^ 3 CL
? ^ N_Meeting
llehl Venter, zzz: ^ ^
lonn in the lte<i Cross ^ C/>
Rooms. ^ _ cr
= ap ^
t- -a; ^ ' ' CD
up the health meeting I 0) 3
house yesterday morn-j^= J ^
i'ylie, chairman of the J? *3 # *
il of defense and Mrs. jEE Q ft) q?
chairman for Lancaster =E C ^ 1
i women's committee of ? ^ CL*
ganization, met yester- == ^ ft) ^2*
n in the Red Cross == SS * 3
a CM aa+i A
a group of women in- s~l?
various civic activities.
. H. R. Murchiaon. field =j q* Qdate
council of defense, =s ^ e-?
Aiken of the United -? CT- Lj 3
representing the state Z-ZZ C ft) q"
alth, and formulated ==
borough canvass of the q
iinty in the interest of = ^ CO* ^
?'"> = * H 0?
inged that a speaker lie z^z 5T CO
oh of the county cam- CSS ^ ^ H
gs beginning today at szz ^ S
as also decided to send -?? . O
ar as possible to every ^fES \ . m Jj
ii meeting and other j5~ . L J?
ings in I^ancaster with- ^ O qj
ew weeks, that the M ,^2 ^
lgn may reach y = ft rt
county. ' EE ZP
?e composed \nf Mrs. 11. rzz fl) 2" ' pj
hairmnn, . Mrs. Ernest ! ?? \ ? ' 25. , m
M. R. MoCardeii.* Mrs = 3 f>
b. Mrs. I,. K. Terry. jj=j O ^
ckmon, Mrs. W I}. Mil- EE? S* S ^
y Moore. C. I). Jones, == 3 !Z?L2
poon and A. J. Gregory. EE ' CZ** ' * ?
oore as secretary, was' ^ .m*
push the health cam-1 2* (/) ft>
town and the mill vil-jEEE 3 O*
eature of the work of | a
will In- a "Hotterj ^ __
d," similar to others of, ZSS ^ ^ Q.*
lerly held in I^ancaster. |==
fluinittee has arranged i _ r^,
ly <late- =E | i 3 wj
e on public Infornta- i ?- as
tied as follows: Rev EEE <J J* ^
rson, chairman, (1. ft. I ~ jjj # ^
. Corcoran, John Madra EE
F. Carson. The work ^ W
ittee will he largely in EE
f newspaper publicity, rrs O 0
lie gatherings and any =?
aching our people dur- EE: ^
isive campaign. !H.
1 k & tn
Reward, $100 EE Q5 ^
of this paper will he
rn that there la at leaat
rt1iieii.se that science has . SSS f
ure in an itn stages ana * *
h. Catarrh being greatly ??- O ' i
constitutional conditions CO
tu'l.mal treatment. Hall's pBP K
ine Is taken Internally and . ?? a Jj
Blood on the Mucous Sur- | ?*" JJJ
lystem thereby destroying
of the disease, giving the ? U t"
h by building up the con- ??' ^
sslstlng nature In doing Its _ *JJ!
roprlcinrs have so much ZZZ
uratlvr powers of Hall's | ZZZ I M J A, ^
-Iii?i thet they offer One j ~ * P?
rs for nny as. that It fill* - A N X
fot* list of testimonials j (p
. CHKNKY * CO.. T .? '0 =T. * Qrf
all Drosglst. 7r,<v ? |> Pk
Probate Judge. ff I 1^ J z 9innounce
myself a ca. 11^ 2^
9 Office of probate JtwL. ' | ( WS 5*
county* subject to I_^=5
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i^est illstrlct in t^ ^
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Till 111 111 IJIUIJ Gfa IJ a l-l UlJ llllJUU IJUM-JI J7|/ f
? -gr-' 1
fs Four Money ?*
'upporting the Government ? |j
At this < ritieid period in our history our ^1
aiud'artiiicrs are offering their mil Is, and rj
ir vming men are offering their services to
le I'nited States Government. ?
11 :
\\'<?uld you like to do your share and help ( 1
^ putting your money where it will support ??
te new Federal Reserve Banking System, I j
hirh the government has established to []
and hack of our commerce, industry and r]
piculture? |3
You can do this by opening an account r ]
it h us, as a part of every dollar deposited ? -J
it h us goes directly into the new svstem lc
here it will always be ready for ydyuw:lien
anted. ** y Jfj
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The First National Bank jjj . g
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LANCASTER, S. C. jfi
IIAS. I?. JONES, Pivsidcnt, , ,
E. M. CHOXTOX, Vice President and Cashier, V ( -,
IltA 11. JONES, Jr., Assistant Cashier. ft
i?tlier line Story. Death of Mrs. Estridge.
a will begin the publloa- Mrs. Annie Estridge, widow of''"*
le Kaiser as I Knew Hlin Jonas N. Estridge, died at the home 1
en Years," by I)r. Davis, of hei son-in-law, Luther Williams,
an dentist, in the Friday Friday, aged 75 years. Two sons
ie paper. The story will and two daughters survive. Mrs.
in each issue and will run Estridge war, a noble Christian woweeks.
This story is now man and her influences for good was
the leading daily papers felt in the community. Interment _
!ws is indeed fortunate in was at White HlufT Saturday.
to secure exclusive rights ? _____
liratton here. KESOLUTIONS.
"ERSONALS. "Whereas, on July 2, lhlS, it has *
.MPin-r. ii,t> juiiM-n .Mrs. pieaseit wod to call to her heavenly %~
visit to his mother. reward our sister, Mrs. J. E. Black?o?
mon. That we, the members of the
R. Murchison is spending Radios' Aid and Missionary society 1
.'s at home. wish to express cur love and. esteem. *
?o? That in her death we have lost n
rgaret l.en Poag has ar- one of our most faithful members.
e from Raleigh. X C., That while we miss her from our .
took a business course. society we bow humbly to His ^tl * a '
and extend our heartfelt sympathy
- to her bereaved family!
^ The funeral services were con- I
-vT-riQCS MHTTrPC bv her Pastor. Or. J H. ]
^ Thayer, and her body laid to rest
******* * 'n VVesl Side eei'iiet^ry.
That a copy of Ihtve resoldtions
Rive dealer to handle j)e sent to th^ bereaV^lMi|ly.
Automobiles in your ter- \ page in our record,be in- j
Rood opportunity to make scribed to her memory, *and a copy
J. H. Ham, Distributor, isont to the Lancaster News for pub- '
id South Carolina. Char- ligation.
C. 85-.1t. Mrs. J. H. Thayc-,
Mrs. \V. T..Gregory,
nch of Keys somewhere Mrs. W. F. Laney,
t. Reward for return. Committee. j\ i
die Crenshaw. 8f>. J
POPLA It LOGS?We are 7
racket for good Poplar ^ ?
inehes and up in dianre-; H M
easy lengths. We inspect I
ng point and pay prompt-: JL JL<^L-JL wL
te for prices and name ,
lipping point. Augusta ~~ ^
lompanv, Augusta, Ga. TolLW? .,
chxlllks ray 4
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K As long as they last in?
sell automobile tires and "Ills OWN HOME TOWN."
I.es at 2u per cent reduc- l3 (Vnls lO Cents* T?
;h only. Bennett-Terry Co. I _____________?^____* j*
83-8t 1 '
__ _ TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY?
-Meal and Hull Sacks. MONTAGUE IX) YE
nrer bring us your nreal ?In? .
sacks. We will give you ? "VENGEANCE."
i a piece for them. We Also
i use your oat and feed . . _ .
_ . . , Latest Screen Telegrams.
All of them must he free! , ^
lea. Lancaster Cotton Oil IN Cents lO Cents ;*
82?18t ^
tihksday? ^
111 Y/l kllllDT t?' 1 ICT?J
... ........ CONSTANCE TALMADUE
[>.0113. etc., on short notice. ,
his a specialty. Medal- 'n '
iny desipn. Work dono "THE ATI RIO GIRL."
: thread 15 cents per yard; Cent? 10 Cents
iiread, 12 1-2 cents. Km- ??????________
larton, Chester, S. C. 81-9 COMING, FRIDAY?
LANCASTER PEOPLE TO GEORGE \\ A l/AH
at the Old Buford Is now ,n '
ildiont.'1 Hotel, Charlotte,' "TIIE KID IS CLEVER."
fas been thoroughly reno-1 MONDAY? ^ t
lewly painted and newly ifcX GLAA FAIRBANKS
d. Rates $1.00 and vl-50 * r .
J. R. Clements. Mana- %?, _ _
NT. Perry, Chief Clerk. "HEVnTN* SOUTH.'
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