The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 16, 1918, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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FRIDAY, AUGUST lfl, 1918.
THE NEWS ABOUT TOW!\
Services at Union. Mrs. Glenmore Ba
There will be services at thriM Mary Ix>ck0 Barron i
Baptist church next Sunday at ll visit ^ Sheriff John 1
and 8 o'clock by llev. E. A. Thouap- ?o?
son, of Fort Worth, Texas. >Lk*< Mrs. W. C. Requar
?o-t? ^*5^ Monday for a visit i
Class One Exhausted. Koster and Miss Juun
4 Present calls for men fron^this *?o?
county are for 4 8 white and 4j^ col- Mr. and Mrs. L,. C.
i hOun f/x ea I * l.rt* *
VI v\t( v iiv,ov iv Villi <1111 uvl w aii- | enjoying a nioior iri]
gust 22 and 30. These call*^leave mountains of North (
only two white men and th rCe col-1 ?o?
ored in class one. including the re- J. T. Wylie made a
# classification of men in classes two, to Charlotte Tuesday
three and four. T ?o?
?o? Miss Jessie Lee Rla<
Presents ltnptismul Howl. ing friends in Columb
Mr. S. D. Robinson, an elder in the ?o?
Shiloh congregation presented the Misses Katharine.
Shiloh people with a handsome sil- and J&ary (Rldersleoi
ver baptismal bowl oil Saturday John I). Wylie left th
which was very much appreciated by automobile for Rlowin
them. This bowl was given in mem* they will spend a few
ory of Mrs. S. D. RobinaOn. Gifts of ?o?
this kind are nlways very much ap- Mrs. Marion Wit
predated by the people. family motored to <
^ ?o? nesday, spending a ft
Klllott Springs Injured. friends.
Lt. Llliott. White Springs. son of ?o
Col. Leroy Springs. was Injured tn Miss Marie Morton
the face on July 24, in a flight with home after a visit to
t, Hun aviators on >he battlefron*. Mr. and Mrs. Mollis K
*4.-Swings' machine fell to the ???
ground and the young Lancastrian, Miss I'earl Rodman
after downing tv^o enemy planes, es- her sister, Mrs. R. N.
{' r serious Injttry" by a narrow ???
margin. He has been In the hospital Mr. and Mrs. Rradl
since the a edent. Mt. Canned, who ha
f guests of Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Duncan Dead. son, left today in their
The death of J. C. Duncan, a pros- to the mountains of N
perous and highly - eemed resident ???
the Hopewell section, died at his Mrs> J- C* White ai
heme Juesday night. He i& aur- Ilork HiI1, are here
vived by his wife, who was, prior to Mrs" wh*te'8 parents.
\ ^ her marriage. Miss Rowell, and three ?? ?
( * cl^ldren. Funeral serYlces Miss Margaret Hen
1 ^ G co'' 'ucted Wednesday after- rerent'y has held a po:
m at 4:30 at Hopewell church by Lanca?ter Mercantile
1 > ?y. j. h. Manjey. Lancaster this week t
Sllion in vne norary o
> H?ath Springs Trachen. 'Pg8, Q
. The teachers elected for the comMrs.
W? A. Hem y,
Ing session of the Heath Springs . .
_ . _ Miss who has been
high school are as follows: Prof. J. R .
v^Pow. principal; Mrs. J. C. !'<??, *ee*T'.or charlotte.
assistant principal: Miss Maud Don- . , .
now visiting her siste
aid, Rock Hill; Miss Julia Joy, "
\ Troy; Miss Alma Murphy, t inrlee- n" 0
ton; Miss Elizabeth VanDanding- Cft1 ^gnrinnl
ham. Heath Springs. Prof, and Mrs. ~ week on
Pow ar^ are from Salud^t. n
m *> Miss Addie McMurr
friends and relatives
The Lw &?t*r chapter U. D. C. Bnd
county.
c Ik'M the, August meeting Thursday 0
'i* afternoou with the^yHeath Springs Mrs_ j. S. Bullock
members at Tne hottio 'dCsMrs. W. A. Who have been spend
Hughes. It.-jwaa delightful In every with her parents, Mr.
respect. Qinner was servbd under porter, left today for
the shade'^/ the trees. The dell- to visit relatives and i
cious cream and iced mineral water ?o?
made one forget the blistering heat. j k. Allison, of I
An Interesting program had been a?- Was a recent guest c
ranged by Miss Annie Witherspo'bn, a7m and the Misses /
historian. ? city.
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New Bethel School Opens. Rev Geo. p Kirby
Jhe 118-19 term of school open- iB af)aiatinK Kev.
ed at New Bothel last Monday with ft r<?vival meeting
Miss Bessye Flynn as principal and WRg R v(sitor to the
Miss Ada Sapp and Mrs. Beulah Q
Thompson Blackmon as assistants. Miss Annette CraU
New Bethel was fortunate in se- fo her Home in North
cWinrr the services of these efficient Jhe pnjVersity of 1
teachers. Miss Flynn is a graduate i0(teaville, where she
of the Columbut?Female college and auramer school prepar
k has had eight ye^ja experience in )nR n(lRr Bennettsville
/ teaching. Miss Sapp has a good ?o?
I <* common school education and Just Miss Elizabeth Grec
? two year8 aeo finished a three veins . ? '
? . .... J() i'liy | I'D III II CM' K
course in (Jdmpatic science at Win- ha8 ,,een visiting her
throp. Miss* Blackmon is a grad- K vVhito. She has as
uate of the Rethel graded rou?|n( Miss Elizabe
school and ,4s an expereleneed teach- isH Rebecca Rogers.
?r' ' . ?o?
??? j. \V. Flbyd, forme
t'oine and Register. noW |jving in Winf
The board of registration will re- visiting relatives hei
main in daily session the balance of county.
August In their office at the court . o
house. The voters are urged to ap- Rev, F. N. Skinne
penr and register. services in the Ept
The qualifications of suffrage are: Sunday morning at 1
In the state two years; in the county ?o?
one year, and in -the immediate sec- (?apt. and Mrs. R.
tlon four months. This time is cal- and H()n> Robert, of A
culated up to the November eletlon. are viHiting Mr. and
and not to time of registering. Also, ^^en.
young men, who are not now D
twenty-one years of age, but will be ,
7 * Misses l^iIIago and
at the November election, can reg..
-, . , returned Wednesday
later now. Under the law all calcu- . . . ..
, weeks visit to Ashevil
latlons are based on the general
election.
W. F. Estrldgo, MlllU'KS CI.INfi l'\
Sec. Hoard Registration. MEMORIES
.*' Paris. France, Ai
I j mother!''
' PERHONAIA j Those are i'*ays
^ of Uifl wounded li. bJ
Mrs. J. T. ThoDjasson and daugh- <l?vil do* fighter* J
ter, Margaret Thou,, i, ox- pick of ih.- <; mi,.,-,
pert'^ home Monil.,, t an ox battle on m,> m ,
^^Kk4<'n()o||i visit to Chicago. ore brought into h?J
HHEk *" V~ Purine, )u?t a
MIms n< sM MoM;JtiuH is spending a L??*Q1> H aort of wanoe
^^pl'ilfe on HulUvan'B Island. *'*' >*??< # 1 gue*H
fjT a???-?? imin^ ifjou^it 1 wa*
VH^jdrn. Jack .Smith, of flrWrville-"!* 1na -Thitf. now I wl
"fq Mr' fn'! Mr"
in(,t her ^f< r
, THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAN*
mer with
J ... NORTH LANCASTER Margaret A
* + Mrs. J.
. | Lancaster, S. C.. R. F. D.p Aug. i?. ,R?ckl?ghai
rron an ssi?weather. I don't I* ee*^4w ,tl'
U| think it will go* any hotter than itp*1?^
Of I has been fo" past ten days. It is Mr" Jlm
. . . . I just abo?*c 'too hot to do anything. ro,urne(' '
th Is expected/ * ? where the I
, I An afternoon nap is just about a
? \\! I- thing of the past for it is too hot to ,m nt'
ita Wylie. " K There w
sleep.
, n Crops have held up well but un- rhuich ^,n
:. Payseur are . .. , . , .. . E. A. Tho
,. . .. I less there is a change in the temperp
through tho Mart HI
,ature and a little rain they will soon
Carolina. ? spending a
suffer for it.
. . I ltev. H. B. Blakenev, who was a " r< '
t business trip A Mrs. S. J
! pastor of Unitv and Lancaster 24
atternoon. ; .. Maxie and
I vears ago. visited this section the
. > . i . .. # 'UK friends
, , past week and held a meeting for
-knion is visit- ,. ... ... , .. . ...
the Shiloh people. lie is now with
ia. ,. ..... , , AMFRK\V
l the Luther sc hool and is doing a H\SI
.... good work there. He believes in . '
Juanita. Eliza .. . , . , Washing
... . thoroughbred cattle, hogs and
. e Wylie and .. , serving wil
chickens. . .
is morning ?>> Palestine s
.... S. I). Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. !v L
g Rock where in that cot
Kobinson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd
days. | . ......... call for a 1
< raig motored to ( harlotte Tues.
. saleni bet v
. day in E. L. Robinson s car.
horspoon and ? , _ _ . units of tin
... . Mr. and Mrs. N. B. ( ousar and
harlotte Wed- . , , ... Complete
?. \ irginia went on the same day with
>w hours with 1{(>v u. s were shipt
",a,u n,<. Clark <
1 Patterson to Charlotte. at the rc(|i
J Mr A. H Robinson and family are ,7atlon 0f
has a week with friends In j be (lellve|.e,
, her parents, ^^nvJllo A. R. is a Juror in tl^|servlce in
[orton. ! federal court there. Jews from
f Mr. and Mrs. J. E. ('rait?. Mrs. (hp Hr,tish
is the guest of , mj ,ohni, and Miss Polly Johns vis- ((h(>vp (h0 (
Walkup. j|ted Plneville this week as guests of rtis,nuaiined
Mrs Martha C.rier, sister oT Mrs. Amerlcan 1
ey Morrah, of '
,hl I'Oti Johns.
tve ,)een tn' Mr E D. Craig. of Tamp Wad.- triKU) \
. W. C. Thorn-1 Rpent the Week-end at home
car for a trip ^ parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
torth Carolina. praiR and Miss Annette went to tContl
_ - nock Hill for him in their car. He
id ch 1< t en, pleased with his place. Ho ompioyed
on a visit to ^ ^ shou,d
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Walkup. of dGrtaken n
?.i TTnion county. N. C.. are spending a however, t
?!tU n wUh'the few days with friends and kindred he used I
nsnv \ett in this community. French an
company. Marion Oault. of Fountain veserves se
o accept a P?" ' visiting his schoolmate. Ju that case. ,
ctemaon col-1 Inn. ^ out th
Mrs Maude Adams and Mason, or a broad wa
, v?7nn City the city, are visiting at J. Boyd command 1
of Yazoo City. t This rec
visiting her < r*,Je",demonstrators of the county American
lones. left this successful meeting at the ways has
*T? W W North l.anc?Hter school buUdintt on road ,
r, Mrs. W. W. Wedne?day. The ladies had vances. It
Mrs Moore and Miss Parish with by Ameri?
boon tn Co- thorn and gave losaons tn canntnn
1II liil t ut
business. preserving, etc., which will do our German ai
country good. Mr. Graeber had two cajjze,! t|ie
ay is visiting men from Clemson who spoke on While tl
i in the town rattle and hog raising; also on coun ern prance
ty co-operation, etc^ Mr. Elliott, of attack can
Winnsboro, on soil building and
and children. care of fn?t trefJS A flne (Hnnet pioa|.d*
ing some time %vas Sprea(i an(j an seemed to enjoy
and Mrs. J. R. {t are a,mp<>
Spencer. N. C., the opport
at him am
.rlenda. ,?. + + + + + ?,?, ^ |||>( (
llokorv \* CAMP <'RKpK- "... line, ,
iickoiy Grove.! + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
?f Rarnes Alii- man> *IU
tllison in this Lancaster. S. C.. R. P. D. 5, Aug.
15.?.Mr, and Mrs. C. P. Cadieu and COUNTY
family, of Monroe, spent Sunday at
of Cheraw "ie home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
J. H. Man lev Cook. (Con
; at Hopewell, ^Ir- Martin -Lane., who is holding
city yesterday a Pos'l'<>n at the Southern Power s,lffrilRP ''
Co. at Port Lawn, is visiting his pa- 'a'n rPS,ri
; has returned rer|ts, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lane. hly oppose
Lancaster from Mr- newe>' ?strldge, of Lancas "tricted su
Virginia, Chai- ,e,' aPpnt ,hP past week-end at Mr. 1 h? cm
attended the R- Roberts. ' '' waa ''
atory to teach- Mrs. Lessie Crenshaw and (laugh- "1P candid
ter. Miss Lillian, of Plorida, are vis- 'he presen
iting relatives and friends in this ',,p com ml
in has returned community. # |Mi. Lailes.
Hill where she Misses Ellen and I. V. Mahaffey Present sy.
aunt, Mrs. H sPer|t Sunday night with their sis-j'nR 'or p
her guests herl<?r, wauer Motnersnea.
th White and' Miss Maggie Ix?u Steele has re- legislature
turned to her work in Rock Hill af- s?me of tl
ter spending a while with her pa- ,,>ss reticei
fl.v of this city, rents. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Steele. f ?8 the ap
leld. Texas, ls( Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Relk and little ,n 8?'?o of
re and In the son. Clyde, were visitors in this com- An of
niunity last week. their alle
Mr. Otis Hallard spent the past Woodrow
r will conduoi weekend w'th friends In Lancaster, eratie part
scopal church Mr> F,l,nian Roberts, of Great! was charur
1 o'clock. Calls, is visiting his fathor, Mr. L. ,h*' tfreato:
| R. Roberts. duced. LI
H. Cloaningerj * endorsed h
.sheville. N. C !*** ? hftm ss
Mrs. W. Berrv\* UNION. ',ryftst of
+ e + education
_ dorsed by
Lancaster, S. 0.. R. P n 2 Am- . . .
%* 1 u? * # Aup{. strongly in
Rthel C'authen Miss flattie Relic, of Monroe, cation
from a threelN- c- ,8 hero for an extended vlsitl The c-r
!,p. N. C. to her cousin. Mrs K. M. Hlnson. | nn(
Mr. and M s. Gug Jenkins a <1 . , ,.1(j
ht To trjjnd. and
oi- moi hi ks i morrow tli
is. .-Th i , " ' 81" " Mtton
* ah.ii haw, pending .i while #tth hi*
.h? j*ra"d ' ' C renshau. j
wno nxv^veen in j fj>h#
marines lho- '. 1 k, r .. . it , i here for n pleased to
. . i .. ,, one drcadt
ho routed th jH,, u ? mother. t>??.n abi?. i
orces in the re- Arnonp' thoae who attended th that la rat
... . Influenced
rn?\ when M v Sunday Ffhool .'nnventlori h! labor- requires coi
o re narle last week were: Mih.so? l>ftlsv Catarrh M?
*_ acts thru t
ho 'tin: 1 y lUnson, I.uclle Ksif w*jir.,y
ror for the pattJand Th'llr- eai'idu,. ...f . - - ^ tho
folks haekn*. w, A. lilnson and I*. W.
food tor notly-l^nd Mr. mid Mra. O J. finite. Titer jViv
iah you woufMj.nl reported a ^ood f'nte. Hundred-'^
tnd Just toll Aer Master Le?t< r .Aroud, of the Flat <a Fnre. m
^bJy'i>l9k ?j?rHniW Impending the sum- ohlo^s^:!
v'
CASTER, S. C.
his grandmother, Mrs. pi
idams.
M. Stogner has gone to 7F ?????????
n, N. C., to spend a few r 3
i her daughter, Mrs. Lu- - | W
ri fc Y mi
Hunter and son, Marion. J ? M M M M MM
tst week from Baltimore, I 2 A
former has been for treat- |
[J
ill be preaching at Union -B C--?. ?* ?
may, August 18, by Uov. J] DUjJJJU TilTIlj T
mpson, of Texas.
ackmon, of Lancaster, is
few days with relative, Qj At (||;s critical
5. A. llinson and children, gtj 1 Mil 11U I JW't lU'Cl'S a 1*C
Augustus. Jr.. are visit- oUr yoUllg 11H?11 iU'C
$ in Hi gin this week. 31 . , , .
+ Qj the I iiitccl States <
< TROOPS TO PLAY IC
KHALI, IN .IKRtSAI.FM W ollld VOU lil\C
ton. Aug. 15.? Americans y- |,y JUltt'ilig VOlir lilt)
ti the Itritish armv in S3 . , t , , ,
ire te Introdeee haeehal, W till' 1ICW l'ftltial I.
intrv and present plans 31 W11 i<* 11 lll<' gOVCl'Ml
lumber of games in Jen, VR of our
eon rival nines among
r>se troops. Qj Ilg PU'lllt lll'C ?
outfits for four teams
,cd from Washington by gy ^ (ill C'tlll do tlli?
Griffith ball and hat fund g] with US, its a part O
iest of the Zionist or.srai?* !T7 . 1
America. The outfits will: JJpJ Wltll Us l*()CS C111*01*t
(1 to the Jewish legion for I Lfj where it will IllwilV
Palestine, composed of |T~ ,
this country set-vlng witn |p- ^Mll < ' .
army, who are below o,
lraft age or are politically Z3n
for service with the W ti n- .
^ . | w lite tivst i
RMY FIVE uj T ANr,
FULL ARMY CORPS Sj
nuod From Page 1.) W C,,AS' D JOXE8, Pr?8,?
K. M. CROXTON, ^
on the French front. |C IRA 1
rresslve operations he un- ??
in tho Amn?U?~ # a ~
c.v nui?i lunil II UIll, I ?* *
his corps probably would ^XZ 11**1 f*1 J"1 f*1 P1 PPPJ*11
there, supplemented hv ?J I *"*"i^U
d possibly British
rnt by General Foch. In,
while General Foch would +++++++++++++++4
e objects of the action, in I
y. General Pershing would e BUSINESS NOTICES
the joint forces. ?
alls the fact that the ( + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
sector includes what al-l
been considered the logl-P1"' XASH wiU be at OUr 8tab
:o Berlin for French ad- agaln on Saturday. August 24.
was across lines now held1 buy war muies" Brlng them
ins that the French struck Gregory-Hood Live Stock Co.^
;fore the plunge of the ?6-?k
rmy through Belgium lowar
In northern France. ANVONK having for rGnt desira
ic enemy is still in north- home or several rooms with c<
i, it may he that no major venieneesNuid suitable for hou
i be attempted throughj keeping will dyAvell to commu
ways. The campaigns in . .. /Sw ... ?
. A .. ,, cate promptly \vifK \V. R. Tho
d at the Marne, however. .
at forcing him back until, son" l'bone/261 or 3fDh.^86-lt
unity comes to drive back ""
i it is regarded by otii.ers COW llll?F.S, horse hides, m
It will be over the Ameri- hides, sheep hides. goat hie
hat the real thrust at Ger- Want 2,000 pounds of hides,
be driven home. ??e before you sell. Capers C
. 1 then. Lancaster, S. C., Wl
CAMPAIGN ' Street, 86-5t
WELL UNDER WAY
WANTED?Sawmill men with tli
tlnued from Page 1.) own outfits to log and saw seve
? million feet pine timber loea
n the women under eer- near Morven. N. ('. and Kershi
ctions, but was unaltera-i s. C. Address Acme Lumber (
d to giving them unre-j Cheraw, S. C. 8t>*3t
ffrage as men enjoy it. I.
intv government proposi- WANTKI>?Live dealer to han
aiiched upon by several of Hriscoe Automobiles In your I
lates. Mr. Mines opposes ritory. Good opportunity to mi
t system and would elect money. J. H. Ham, Distribul
ssioners by the people; North and South Carolina, Ch
who is responsible for the lotte, N. C. 85-3t
idem, apparently is stand
lection on that platform. W.WTKI) I'dl'IAIt LOGS We
th his entire record in thei in the market for good Po|
durine previous sessions. Logs, 16 inches and up in dial
le candidatPs are more or ter and easy lengths. We insp
it on this question and it at shipping point and pay prom
penranee of a "hot brick" ly. Write for prices and na
their hands. your shipping point. Align
the candidates declared Veneer Company, Augusta, (la.
glance to the country, to 84?4t.
Wilson and the Demo
y. and President Wilson TlltK KAI.K As long as they 1
derlzed by Mr. Morton as we will sell automobile tiros i
d man America ever pro- inner tubes at 20 per cent red
Ikewise prohibition was th>n. Cash only. llennett-Terry
y all the candidates, some 83-81
lying they wanted the
"hone-dry" legislation. W.WTKI)?Meal and Mull Sai
and good roads were en- Mr. Farmer bring us your n
all. and Mr. Mines was and hull sacks. We will give
i favor of compulsory edn- 10 cents a piece for them.
can also use your oat and I
ipaign opened Tuesday at sacks. All of them must ho
1 the Wednesday meeting from holes. Lancaster Cotton
u \un wyi'K. many mo * " tci?
are at Trad villi' and to*
ley will b- at the Lama*- HKMMTITt'lllXti SHIRT \V\1>
mill. collars, cuffs, etc., on short no
i Trousseaus a nf^i ialiy. M<
)? Reward, $100 lions,' design. Work,
era of thk. paper will., be with silk tnread 15 cents per y
learn that there la at least Cotton thread, 12 1-2 cents,
id disease that science has 0 r,
to cure In all Its stages and Barton, t^ho. . . S. C.
trrh. CatarrKj^beins (treatly . ..
hy cofiffdtut^liil conditions ... * v'I'L'n ? \KO ma t a* i'1- iii'i i
ristltutlonal treatment. ^Hall's " lll> liANt AS I IK I I ?l 1,1'
dlctni: is taken lnternalT>-o?v* J* Vtnovy that Y tjkd Bui 1he
Wood on ttie Muottin 8\A r'-t w
"0,'*tetn thereby .! siroj.T^^ rilrt*tyfV> jrfbt ITot.-l, rl
/b?!l.V.nTup'the^^k^N- titen thoroughly r
Jr.K nature in ip -nt; its- a. y^t-taL nowly painted Rlul n
dL /^fttiv<>rpowers of Hail's furnjjied. Rates $1.0(1 and $
fnan^.r'aoy can tbat"t fjfi per d:iy" J' H Clements, M
end for list of testimonials *>or; L. N. Perry, Chief Clerk,
f. J. CJIENRY A CO.. ToU In. 01 ,,
by all IlruKKist. T5c. ?1-11,
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miaiiifiiJErafaiiiiajiiinfiUiKfif
K
ir Money ji
I '
he Government? [1
period in our history our j ] j
offering their mills, and r]
offering their services to [ 1
iovcrnmcnt. [:
to do your share and help [ 3
ney where it will support I "
Reserve Banking System, 11 ~r
ncnt has established to i 3
commerce, industry and
f every dollar deposited
ly into the new system IT
s he ready for you when K
National Bank |
\ cittpi? a n IE >?
IMXiJIV) U> V .
lent, Uj I
/ice President and Cashier, K ~'?N
J. JONES, Jr., Assistant Cashier. ft
nririnririririririr?we IT
1U 111 111 IJ 111 111 IJILI 111 111 |U 111 I *T1
? For I'i'i 'bate Judge.
* I hereby announce myself a can+
didate for the ottice of probate judce ,
^ of Lancaster county, subject to the
ruiBs of the Democratic party.
Irrln Jackson. a
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. %
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FOUNDED 1783. 'r ' - ^,
to ______ ( - T
in A college of highest standard,
open to men and women. An intentionaily
limited enrollment insures
individual instruction. Four year
1)10 courses lead to the Bachelor's M3ii
cree. The Pre-Medical course ? - t *
se- special feature. Mi 1 itaryfainlug,
nj_ established ^n 1 ! 17 under War/tle- j
partment Regulations, is in. charge 1
m" of p. S. ArmvcWRcer - " .
Address, ^ ^
? HARRISON RANDOLPH, ~~ ?
ule President. Charleston. S. C. ?
les.
See NOTICE OF REGISTRATION At*.
au- GUST 34, 11118.
lite
All^men, white and colored, who ^
have become 21 sincfe Juno 5th, ^ (
ieir 1918, niVsl register on August the \ (
nil 24th, 1!' 1S*. The registration for \mf
tea Lancaster coiYutj/ will be held., in the.* ,
iw, Clerk of Court>ii office beginning
^o., 7 a. m. and cltndnVk at 9 p. m.
All minist^s wiltadetTSe make thi^'^f^ ?
announcement^ fronv\ their variou?-*'J
die churches yt>n Sunday, \August th*?, .
te.r- 18th. \ ^
;?ke Remember that registration dayil '?
'.or, Saturday, August the 24th, K< 18. vi' ' ^
iar- Local Board lor Lancaster C^untflSb
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= STAR |
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sta . \ #
TODAY? -> V- ' ;V
AC* \
(.HOIU.K WALSH v ;
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x'm, "THE KID IS CLEVER." x-'i*
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