The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 11, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
TUESDAY, FED. 11, 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUTTOW
Upturns From Franco. | This
Buel P. Sims, of the Creek section I court
of the county, urrived Sunday from anxlc
Camp Lee, Va.t where he received his ' count
discharge from the army. lie was ing.
overseas for several months. j gist
Pupils Take Hike.
bee-k
The pupils of the tenth grade ni)>ptj
went on a hike Friday afternoon to w '
the country, chaperoned by Misses ^ ^
Hough and Boyd. An elegant '
lunch was served and the weather
being ideal tor such an outing a ,a>
. .1 . visiot
most pleasant time was enjoyed. 1 ^ ^
Mr*. '/.inn III. YOU I
Friends and relatives in I.ancas ling <
ter and the county will regret to I''1
learn that Mrs. Joe B. Zinn has had keep<
to undergo a serious operation 't St ar,>
Anthony's sanitarium in Oklahoma Then
City, Okla. Mrs. Zinn, before her you
marriage, was Miss Faye Flynn, have
daughter of Mrs. T. S. Riddle, for misse
nierly of Lancaster, and a nie-e 01 ! ,)n
It. A. Long. or tlii? rltv. She lives at ''"et>n
Blair, Oklahoma. News received
here Saturday was that her condition
at that time was satisfactory.
War Snvlngs Stamps.
The final official report of the state Fo
director of War Savings stamps for heart
the year 1918 shows that the peopl* Morlt
of Lancaster bought during the year to br
$16.1.909.25 worth of stamps and is chore
in twenty-second place among all Kinni
the counties of the state. Green- fie
vlllt county led with $874,211.00. churr
W<
Porter-Stewart. ' Cautl
J. Claude Porter, son of Mr. ano |?f>
Mrs. .1 R. Porter, and formerly an
entploye in the mechanical depart-! j,v (?f
ment of The News, and Miss Maggie jj0
Stewart, of York, were married at p,.ovv
the home of the bride's parents Sat
urday by Rev Dr Gillespie. pastor w-,
of the York Presbyterian rhurch. pi, M
Mr. and Mrs. Porter spent Sunday to Tofti 1
I.ancaster and returned to Gastonin, jr,,n,j
N P., where Mr. Porter has a posttion
with the Gastonin Gazette. Socie
_ , . , Mrs.
Their 10th Anniversary.
In celebration of the tenth anniniversarv
of their marriage. Mr. and
Mrs W. L. Steele delightfully entertained
a number of their friends on
Sunday at an elegant four-course
dinner. The guests Invited to share
(Q0
this happy occasion with Mr. and
Mrs. Steele were Mr. and Mis. B. ' ^
Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. _
Srrvt
Cunningham. Or and Mrs. J. D. t ^
Funderburk. Miss Bessie Cunningham.
Miss Mildred Cunningham, of ...
Misst
Rock Hill, and Dawson Hollis. of ...
_ . . . Miss
Columbia.
< Cb
Rolx?rt W. Powers Dead. senr.
The death of Robert W. Powers,
who had many relatives In this
county, occurred at his home in
Charlotte Friday night after a brief
illness with influenza and pneumonia.
He was 38 years old and is 7
survived by his wife and one son and,
one stepson. The remains were carrlcd
to Heath Springs Saturday for Durh
interment. Mr. Powers was a man t?'s>
well-liked by the public and had arP s
numerous friends who are grieved:
over his untimely death. j racuj
Refuse* ItpMrninlnfc Ordrr. "" 1
Judge Krneat Moore Sat u id a v re- * r
fused to grant a restraining order tn pft
the matter of the moving picture Sund
operators of Rook Hill against the
board of health of that city. The
exhibitors sought to restrain the an('
health hoard from closing up their are 8
show-houses during the influenza j ^
epidemic and until the ouro could
i?e heard In court. Judge Moore re- (jVPS
cently granted an order to show
cause requiring the health hoard to1 Pi<
appear before him on Tuesday of last with
week and he reserved his opinion, milit
rendering this on Saturday Tn?- to hi
quarantine in Rock Hill was lifted comp
yesterday and it Is not unlikely that
the case will be dropped
? Hill.
To the Itee-Keepers of l^ancaster gram
County. Cunti
Recently the agricultural exten- |
sion service secured the whole-time "
service of a specialist In hee-k'-eping '1,1 m
\ In order that he might give aid to roTnP
those parties in South Carolina who ',ott
are interested In the production of! 01
honey both for home use and fori ?
market. Mr. K. S. Prevnst. special-,
ist in liee-keeplng. recently snenf a
few days in l?ancaster county, and ; e.
during tlint time wo located about Kver
126 parties who are keeping a few Tayh
bees, ranging front ore hive to as Riant
many aa seventy-five hives. ! ney.
We are planning to put on a num- Mrs.
her of demonstrations showing the
better methods of handling bees for
profitable honey production. We Hill,
want to co-operate with and assist all
parties who desire to improve their pr
methods. a
In order that we might put these
plans before the bee-keepers of the Mi
c unty, as a body, we will hold a Tenn
ting of bee-keepers on Wednes- home
day. February 19th, at 11 o'clock, rertli
THE LA?
here Miss Duffy will
m AW COUNTY Miss Skipper.
Mrs. W. T. Grego
meeting will be held at the da>' for TamPa' Fla '
visit.
house at Lancaster. We are
us that every bee-keeper In the chauncey Gregory
ty take advantage of this meet- final release troin tl
Prof. A. F. Conradl, entomolo- returned to his horn
(Bug Man), Cietnson college
Mr. E. S. Prevost. specialist in .lames Bozeman s
coping will be with us for this Kershaw.
Inn. The information that they j,.(. tlitiiz and
bring will he of great value to of ;.ata'wbn jun,.tio.
ee-keepers present. here
? will endeavor to have a dls- _
of bee-keepers' supplies. Pro- C. D. Jones return
is will also be made so that you Now York v??ore he
secure locally any supplies tha* , , "TTt
... . , Prof. J. M. Ariail.
mav need for tiie proper hand .
lege, spent the week
your bees. . _.
. . , . , . , of Jos. K Connors,
is letter is being sent *o all bee
ICR whose name we have. There , , , . . . . . .
ikely many more in the county I V
?fore. we will ask that each of f + + + + + + +^
notify all your neighbors who
bees, so that no one will he Lancaster, S.
1ft.?We had the 111
n't forget the date, Wednesday, winter on February
tary lltth, at 11 o'clock. and fast and if the \
Yours very truly. colder it would soon
R W. flraeber. covering as it was It
County Agent. , an inch deep This i
J a big freeze, the gro
Moriah Association. thiB mako8 travel b
Rowing is the program for the ^rs j ftoyd Crai
erly meeting of the W. M. S. j nejj infirmary for ai
ih association. Division No. 2.1 Cralg wont w|th her
t held with New Hope Baptist, ^ra jj Cousa
h Saturday. February 22, be- )oUe Saturday to cc
ng at 10:20 o clock: nant about her eves
votional?By pastor of the Mra Iono CratK H
h
with Mr. and Mrs.
mis of Greetings?Mrs. J. A. wePk
,on" Miss Sarah Patter
spnnse Mrs. Minnie Williams Thompson were visi
ports from societies to he made Mrs j R Craig's r?
legates | Cunningh
w Did the Missionary Spirit j
Among Baptist Women?? + + + + + +
\J,=, ,, ? * BUSINESS]
lilt Right Koasons Should Ho
i a Member of the Church for
ng the W. M. S? Mrs. A. N. WANTED Crls to
erhurk. I power sewing 1111
nit Six Ways May Members of a, overalls. Good i
ty Make Their Mission Gifts?? employment. Pay
J. C. Funderburk. Drafts Kefo. Ches
tat Relation Does the Society
rtionment Rear to That of the
rh??Mrs. R. H. Plyler. H.OCS^ WANTED?
incr period. rent?five or slx-roo
iw Does a Missionary Society location about M
a Local Church and How Does modern and have 1
Church Help It??Mrs. T. A. sewerage. Apply
ey. News.
tat Are the Needs fo- Personal
ce? Mrs. R. F. Carson. FOK SALK Harley
tat Responsibility Should the tor ryr,?- sixteen
en of a Church Feel for the e*???ent conditlor
onary Training of the Girls?? pr,ow rasonable.
Annette Stover. Kershaw. S. C.. R
istng Words?Mrs. L. C. PayMiss
Llltie TTsher. KOR SAI^?I-nultei
President of Division 2. fu,ly select^d C1<
^ cotton seed $ 1
Rhode I. Red eg*
PERSON AIA lected stock. $1.0
Mrs. J. Clark Ro
and Mrs. .1 I. T)ri?er?ll -.iro
"nS """" ,n ,N,eW ,Y"rk ;?-K AltK AGENTS I
rig their absence their (laugh T
_ Steam Laundry. 1
Misses Hozolla and Margarita. ,,, , .
will send for you
taying at the Royal Hotel. I _ ,
! guson Pressing CI
ss Mildred Cunningham, of the'
t> of W'inthrop college, spent JAN. 14, 1
veek-end here with her parents, hound dog. 4 ye
snH Mrs B. Cunningham. black, white and
around right hind
waon Hollis. of Columbia, spent with no hair. Te
ay here. | one who finds hiti
, 7.T n u, ? lftn. Monroe. N. C
\ and Mrs. W. I). Robinson, Jr.,
Miss Wilms White, of Chester. | ,I\X it it)
;uests of the Misses Robinson. ' Female Hound.
s. M. R. McCardell and daugh- Black head, big 1
Miss Ruth, are visiting rela- each eye, big hla<
in Charlotte si(,? of body- 8ina
?. left' side. Ten d
erce Morton has arrived home who finds her. <
a permanent discharge from | Monroe. N. C.
ary service, and has returned
s position with the J F Macke.v Notice of Meeting of
lany. Cedar (Jixu
,ry Cureton White, of Rock A mftetinK
spent the week-end with her cedar Grove Farm
dparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J to meet at the offlo
lingham. Williams & Stewart
a. m., on the 14th
I and Mrs. l.eroy Springs re- 1919, for the purpoi
>d Monday from New York, ac- ? resolution to be
time and place, to d
lanled by their son. Captain Kb an(, w|nd up th(. af
Springs, who arrived in New coporation.
from overseas last Sunday B. C'CNNI!
lei and Mrs Springs alsol
as their guest Mrs. J M Odoll, a*
?ncord, N. C. ^ + * + ^ + +
I). Taylor and his son. Master PROFESSION
ett Taylor. and Misa Jewell
>r, Hugh Dillard. Miss Altle l>K. ?I. KKKt'lC PI
ton nnd Miss Kva Klser, of Gaff Dentnl Sii
spent Sunday here with Mr. and Office Hours:
J N. ofTord. 8:30 to 12:3*
? ^. 2:00 to 6:00
sa Francis Maasey. of Rook. . . .
. ? ... u .... A?Pn
la visiting her undo, Hugh
Offlro Phono
^ Residence 1
. T J Strait has horn spending Office over Ganca
t daya In Columbia. ?
? f>B, w. M. noiiTiV.
aa Flora Duffy, of Humbolt.j alclan, Surgeon ai
., la horo taking a course In the at Gregory Flood
i training service, under the dl-j stables. Resident
?n of Mlaa Ktta Skipper. Wlii.e Office Phone 226
fCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S.
be the guest of burned Saturday evening whiU
and bis wife were In Lanea
They left their grandchildren in
ry left last Fri- , ..... .
house. One of the little boys
for nn extended ., . .... , ? ,
the youngest litt:e fellow stuck
I broom in tin- lire and threw it
has received his t" ? wall thsit was papered
le navy and has newspapers and they cought and
e here. house was In a blaze in a few
? ' ' ntes 1 suppose >>o insurance,
pent Sunday in erything they had was burned.
was a new three-room house and
TTmes McCurry, on,V been up a yeur
l. spent Sundav
' KX-tiOVKKNOK M.WMMi
TO 1-K \
led Sunday from r(l!umhia. S <\. Feb. 10. l
spent a week. j a??r| | Manning has secured passi
of Columbia col- ?l1"1 wni ''nr's to present
end at the home ''estions from the l.eague to Knl
Peace, to the peace conference
I ho ,.r ii...
v + 4 + -t -? tans. i! .Mrs. Mantling I* perm
V'C \STER a(',,)n,I>an.v Itiin. tfi ? former
4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. ernor announced recently.
Marninc. he said. ran not he m
v' 1. I l?- f>(| pHsnports at th's time on
rst snot\ of t.D (>f tpp order forbidding ti
8th. It fell thick jf>rs_ wjvos ||p of urkMiorc
?*? " ' m*
offered at that
isaolve, liquidate
rairs of the Raid < sj
r>prin^ < <?;its in > >?
WHAM, f,, . i, .
elk. I an. t nil cape l>a<
f altlc for traveling
AL CARDS {m> (
******* antood in cvci'v |
r.NDKRHrRK. 1
rxeon.
l/:.M Women's Fine Ti
Intment. These Skirts show II
1<0- i summer fabrics, ek
F'hone .->2. ; perfect fitting . . . .
iter Pharmacy si,k Skjrls of Tafreta,
oT ' N??- SprinK Plaid Skii
1(1 Dentist. Oflflc# > 1 \ , <
I.IV, Slock Oo V\V pleated models.. ..
*e Phone 1P6 j
umliiiiwmsu i i i ?? ^ i fa i>
(round had beenL to F|.anoe. She has rou'p'roi
have had a Rood .
. the army overseas. Mrs. M;in
was only about j
norning there is wishes to go to visit the prove o!
und Is slick and . son. Major William Sinkler
ad. ning. who was killed in notion
g is at the Fen-i Juried near Verdun.
a operation. Mr. I
to Rock Hill. ! *?, . ? _ _
r went to char- Catarrh Cannot Be Curt
With LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as
insult Or. Whis- cannot reach the seat of the tllsi
Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly
fluenced by constitutional conditions,
pent a few davit 'n order to cure It you must tak<
' internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh N
J. fc. Craip last cine la taken Internally and acts
the blood on the mucous surfaces ol
system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine
son and Adlaide prescribed by one of the best physic
. ? , | In this country for years. It is <
tors at Mr. and posed of some of the best tonics km
lr iho u oob ood combined with some of the best t:
>i pno purifiers. The perfect combinutioi
ain's house was the ingredients in Hall's Catarrh \
cine is what produces such wondt
' results in catarrhal conditions. Sent]
k + + testimonials, free.
I J ntKNRY CO., T'fops.. Toledi
I^OTTCiF.R * All Druggists. Tfii
Hall's Family Pills for eorsMp.moi
* + + *? * *
operate electric ^ ,
ichines making
pay and steady Iff ?' _
while you learn. ' jj
" a Kobn
-Party wishes to w
m house In pood
ay 1. Must be
lights, water and
,0 B... c. The A Collection
Davidson Mo- T\ n I . m n Tl
horse power, in UOlOTiXCLTtS 1 I
i. For quick salej
Clyde Pitman. I
tl quantity, care-| y \
;veland hip hoi J /h \|i
.50 per bushel.t f |
;s from pure se-j Ik u |
i0 per setting. I f\\i | wl ik
binson & Son. / J ^
Tor the Charlotte^ II I \ 1' \
Phone us and we iY BSijSia \
r laundry. Fer- l| X U_r"^
IH1)?One male II l\ \
ars old. Color. || 2 \\ \ a
tan. with streak 9 U \
lep at the knee U \
11 dollars to any- \\ 1 (/LaJa
, " M.C.e.-i 2A\m
10 -One White * i
sliphtly ticked U
trown spots over
ck spot on ripht j
11 black spot on
ollars to anyone T"\ 1
IJ n. McClellan. 1^0101113
27-tf. |
' Stockholders ot 1 TtlfSf pU'lllt'llts ll
e Farm.
and Ixt
stockholders of
is hereby culled Suild ?i11<1 Hlat'U
e of Williams & '
at ten o'clock i' ,i i>* i ,1
day of March. I 11II Itlpplf ( apt'S I
10 r\f A<tn?i<lonln?
ster.
the
'.'= Recent Stal
with
I the i
mlnKv
it Show that American Coporations are
reserves such as have never before be
are taking advantage of the present pr
...... ulate a working capital for years to cc
> t |'i
We invite the business interests ?
lorts
to follow the same careful plan of ope
'orco
, nll the fullest extent the well-rounded <
M!,_ afforded by this bank.
itt<?(l
Your banking business is solicited
M IS.
r:, lit I ..H "
* unf win receive that cu
no- j
jn?h which will make you (eel welcome a
transacting your business.
is 111 I
nitiK
r h?>r ]
Man-J
'! ?THE?
Ss First National
and
i an
'4- LANCASTER, S.
'the F
was
dans
:omown.
( has. I). Jones, President,
ili-od
ied,' E. M. Croxton. Vice-President and
srful
1 'or Ira li. Jones, Jr.,
j. o
scxt-i mm
isnn-llnn^
\NCASTER'S LEADING STORE of
Handsome Suits, Coats,
iat Surpass Any Previous
Suits of Unusual
and Merit
' Kadi day we receive new suits t'r
hand ??I Now York's foremost design*
Youthful 1><>.\ or I'onv Suits for Miss
l : *T *
""Iiiv n, rsini^ui^ nil' IM'W \ I'SKM
Trimmings .... $25.00, $32.50, $31
Handsome Tailored Suits Tor all typ
Fine Freneh Ser^e. Poiret Twill,
Hahardine. Also models for the Si
$1II.."><),
ns and Capes
ave all the eliarni of youth?
ominii'. ('oloi s. Navv, IVkin, ^
$15.75 to $35.00 y_y
n Navy and Klaek
$10.75, $15.00 and $22.50
It Tweed Mixtures of flrev and
rks and la rye sleeves. Very suit- A
I and automobile wear. These
(Jarnients that are fully uuar>artieular.
ailored Skirts Sweaters Sweats
ic now spring and Silk Fibre Swealers v
tfantly made and belts in Blue, Rose,
. .$5.00 to $12.50 priced
Faille and Satin Wool Slipover Sweate
. . . $5.75 to $19.50 shades
*ts in tailored and Fine Shetland Wool S
..$7.50 to $15.00 shades, priced .. ..
luriuous treatment
nd at hqme while X
Bank
C.
I Cashier,
Assistant Cashier. j
Co.
?
tapes and
Offerings
I Style
esli from the
'IS.
ics and Slender
's and Braid
9.50 and $45.00
es of figures of
Trieotine and
tollt
*21.75 to $: 19.75
?
ii \
;rs Sweaters
kith and without
Copen, specially
. $5.75 to $14.50
ra, all the new
. . . $5.98 to $8.75
weatera, beautiful
..$6.50 to $16.50
II i III inn i
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tistics (
en equaled. They J!
osperity to accum- 1
?nie. ^
of this community
ration, utilizing to
ommercial service <
I. let it be large or