The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 25, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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TUESDAY. FEB. 25, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN A I/Pw Skip|H'r at Home. , Joe C. R< Lee Skipper, son of Mrs. C. H. J. Newto Skipper, of this city, arrived Sun- II. O. Sni day from New York where he landed II. H. R< a week ago from overseas. Lieu- J. D. Cai tenant Skipper was in the aviation O. H. He branch of the service and has been A. L. Pa in France for several months. His <"i M 1,1 Many friends here are glad to wel- r. L. Ret come him home. He has been re- Judson M leased from the service. j. Sam II Slstare-Graluiin. "J' J*? J r (at Dixon Barnes Sistare and Miss * ' Hattle Graham, of Douglas, were p' married Sunday afternoon at the ' ^ Presbyterian manse. their pastor. ' ' Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, officiating. r i i i Teachers Meet March H. John M. The next regular meeting of the Oscar Ja< county teachers' association will he C. V. Me] held here In the Central graded D. R. Sa school building, Saturday, March 8 A. C Wi This will be the last meeting of the G. L. Vai teachers of the county during the present scholastic year, ami the president of the association. Prof. The mist 11. H Scott, and Superintendent of, Baptist chii Education Dingle, most earnestly re-l annual praj quest and urge every teacher in the beginning S county to endeavor by all means to< tlnuing thr be present on this occasion. Mr. j ternoon at Scott is desirous of saying some-i All ladies o thing to all the teachers relative to' the good work that hns been accomplished by the association this year, and to thank them. too. for their very substantial co-operation and Miss Lou assistance in all that has been un- spent the v dertaken. Supt. V. A. I.inglo re-' Kllen Black tires from office July 1, and an the parents. Mi March meeting will be his last op- mon. portunlty of seeing and talking with the teachers In a body, he Is very Miss Ant anxious to review with them a num- f'ir?P- RP?n ber of educational achievements *'VPR here. which his administration has seen Misses I carried to successful consummation, winthrop < by reason, he thinks. of the fine work of the teachers of the county T M. and of their vigorous and hearty co- days in For operation at all times with him as ... . i . . ?. .. . Brown S their leader, also, he wishes to hid .v it < m . t recently in them goodbye. in an official manner. and urge upon them an unflagging Misses F continuance of their splendid school inson have room work and of their fine profes- New York. slonal spirit of co-operation and as- stopped ove slstance under the guiding hand of days' visit h's successor in office. Professor Pong, form* Rowell. I An unusually interesting and! MIrr profitable program, it la thought, isi p?l,eRp. RPp being arranged for this meeting in Par?nt8, Mi March, and as neither trouble nor Miss fir expense is being spared to make it er!,(jP^ soh( the very best session. If possible, of | j,ome j the association, those in charge of %v(j| 8pen(| the work hereby wish to appeal again and again to the teachers ofj Misses T the county to lay ssMp nti oth"r work; Franrina M on the 8th of the month and come in in Charlott T.ancastpr for this Immirtant lpai>h. ilav at the I ers' topetIng. the last of the present . . . . Mr. ancl year. The program has nnt vet boon completed. hut will hp published In u|' " .. ? . , . VT week-end g its entiretv. next week In The News T P Hleks Two features of the meeting will he a good musical program, now being Miss Jul arranged by Mrs. TT TT. Scott, form- Winthrop e erlv head of the music department of aunt. Mrs. the Timmonsvllle graded school and e rery able address to the teachers ^r- ^ bv Prof. W. P. Magtnnts. of Wln-|in Rork Hil thron college. Prof Maeinnls Is professions head of the model school denart- Misses P ment of Winthrop and Is one of the pr( state's most prominent and popular i educators He Is an oxcentionallv fne public speaker, and it is thought Sheriff J that those who come to hear him turned fron on his visit to T.ancaster will he ex- tanburg. ceedinglv well pleased with this ad. Mrs. R. dress. . . ... . Luln Bovd, The teachers of the county are ^ asked to urge their trustees and all I . , , . . . . , , John Ileaty others interested In Lancaster s ed... . and daugh ncatlonnl prospering to come to the . r? *?n 'or ?n meeting of the asaociation. K"tnem- ? j . ?? _ o > o . Heaty la In her the date?March 8. second SatFrance. urday. _ _ ~ ~ _ . Hawsnn 1 HufTrnge f/cngiie Kntcrtnlns. ? , Sundav her A pleasant event of the mid-winter season, was the rook and bridge Miaa Far party given by the Fqual Suffrage several day! league, at the home of the president, and Mrs I Miss Margaret Moore, on Friday af- Marlon Is a ternoon. Despite the Inclement lege, weather quite a large number of laVflKHOS V dies assembled promptly, were cordially greeted by the hoateas and ?' were soon merrily engaged In the a f games. For the top score In bridge ^om# here. Mrs. J. L. Drlseoll received the Friends < prize, and Miss Cox was awarded the Wlll be glad prize for the most proficient ronk||tf|y improv player. At the conclusion of the fluenza. games delicious refreshments werel served. I^ee McDf the U. S. i Second Week I'etlt Jury. from duty i J Wylie Stewart. Lancaster. here. L. V. Cauthen. Pleasant Hill. L. F. Robertson. Pleasant Hill. David Pr S. F. Dalles. Fort Mill, R 2 the UnlWH R. F Hilton. Kershaw. R. 2. resume his .i. r* ntn?r???n, r on .Mill l< 35. I John K. Phillip*. Rancaator, R. 8. j?ianfta Ner J fV Olenn. Ranraator. R. 1. ,nK gflyerai O. R. BartletR Ranraxtor. t?:rnod hom K W. Hammond. Rancaater. J J. Rlackmon, Ranraxtnr R. N. Wt R. R. Slinx, Heath Springs. R. 1. NVely. ropr THE LANC IND COUNTY COTTON COMI )blnson, Lancaster, It. 1 ORGANIZES < a Caskey, Lancaster. lull. Heath Sprint;*. It. 1. jwell, Lancaster, It. 7. Meeting Held Yeste iton. Heath Springs. . .? .. . . .. , . in Motion Machu 11, Lancaster. rdue, Lancaster. It. 1. Acreage Kedu ylor, Lancaster. >ves. Heath Springs. It. 1. MFFTINO IcManus. Lancaster,. It. 8 MfciM lINtt ruce, Heath Springs. bor^on Ij.nca.ter. 11. 7. ..pled Hfduction oe, Kershaw. It. 3. lllerhlllk l.nncnutnr It 7 An:iri llv rirtvorn --1 "J " mis, Kershaw. Observed?Promii obley, Heath Springs. . ? ? .. . ? ers to Be Present. Hon, Kershaw, llackmon. Lancaster, It. 1 Caskey. I^ancaster. The committee ft rkson. Lancaster. county appointed by th? Vfanus, Lancaster. R. 7. Una cotton association pp. Lancaster. R. 5. ing in hte directors' Hiatus. Lancaster. First National Hank ve iighan, Van Wyck. j noon and perfected th< * i of the Lancaster count; ssionary Society. elation, appointed conin tionary society of the 0f the forty-eight schoi irch will observe their the county and set in rer services next week, chlnery for the reducti* lunday, the 2nd and con- ton acreage In this nugh the week every af- committee is compos 4 o'clock in the church, c'roxton. chairman; J. f the town are invited. a. Lingie. R. W. Grt ? Drailln. C. R. Blaekmo I Hams. J. E. Porter. J. / PKRSONAW. j Thp committees app ? various school districts ise Rurgess. of Winthrop. !irP given elsewhere ii reek-end with Miss Mary a finance committee v mon at the home of her as follows: For Lan r. and Mrs. Orln lllack- Thomasson. chairman; I r*prinKH, ' -. rj. wiilian lie rTii^off. of Win- for Kprshaw- C R nia t the week-end with tela- mnn: 0!trh to aPP?,nt ? his eommittee. Of th * K. M Croxton was elec nuise and Leola Sapp. of i John M. Mndrn. seeretat spent tlie week-end here. It. Craven, treasurer. uches 7s spending a few Preparation.* were h t Mill with his mother. n,ass mce,inp to ,,p he,( ? house Friday morning istare spent several days this being "Pledge Ret Rock Hill. by proclamation of t] " There will be several 1 lorence and Louise Roh- , including one or two fi returned from a trip to , . . , . M speaker to be sent hen route home they) aHsorlatlon All s(orps r in Washington for a few honfU>s jn fhp Hfv wJ|] to Mr. and Mrs. John H. , , , ... c'ose during this met 2t*ly of Lancaster. . ^ every one may have a lie lteod, of Winthrop to attend and assist nt the week-end with her Pledge* from the cottor \ and Mrs. John Reed. A ful1 Program of * could not bo secured nt mieveve Boyd, of the News goes to press, bti r>ol faculty, hase cone to' promises to he an ir n Orangeburg where she profitable one. a few days. " " ' Walkup Company, who 'erry Belle Bennett and ** v # . New York for n nnmh< [' Sling spent the week-end . , , , . ' turned home the latte e. Saturday being a holi- weej. tanks. ^ * Mrs. Kvelvn Cunning Mrs. Raymond Milling .. . r, : spending a woek in R( rum Hartsviiie and were .? ... the guest of her eous uests at the home of Mr. prs * "" Miss Birdie Crensha ia Smith. a student at ,? a . . the u. S. navy, is at ho ollego, is the guest of her _ .? studies. wppk rwid will betrln ho< once. Thev have taken lattie McJVf urray am! ftt Mrg w , Steele'*. ly who have been spend- ? days in Rock Hill, re-j Roy Ititcfcart spent e Saturday. relative* In Heath Sprir ilkup and Mi** Sudle, Harry Hirsch has ton esentiiiK the Rodman- ton on a visit. A. P. McLure. I Miss Mary Kirk. r ~ sn?>nt the week-end wit Funderburk was a visitor Mr ftnd Mrfi j ? K|, II Friday and Saturday on - I businoss. Mrs Prank Hunter if * 1 tivps In Port Mill. Hlver, Fellows and Dick- .* school faculty, spent the Miss Mary Wood. < n Columbia. spent the week end wit " ] Mr and Mrs. Wood, ohn P. Hunter has re-; + a a business trip to Spar-j Misses Grace Black nle Cook, students of \\ "* the week-end guests ol T. Peaty and daughter, portf>r have gone to Monroe, N. _ ^ the former's son. Mr. Miss Lucile Moore. Prom there Mrs. Peatyi is visiting her uncle. \\ ier will go to Wilming-j extended visit, while MrJ M,8S MarV the Y. M. C A work"ln8pPnt ,hp wi" , Cauthen at the home o I Mr. and Mrs. W. P. f ffollis of Columbia. ?pentj e with friends M,R" Margaret Pew ? throp college, spent t iline Marlon is spending here with relatives. ? here at the home of Mr.! ra B Jones. Jr. Miss, M'88 Mnry student at Wlnthrop col- R?Pk Hl"' 18 M Washington's birthdi lary Hough and Sadie w""n P r?" Chlcora college. are en-| fo,,ow,n* "tudenta an ihort vacation at their'"hort v,s,t to thelr ' ] Missea Carolln and Jo< . I Mary Elliotte Carnea, >f Miaa Lewis Murchison Mary Kllen Rlackmon ! to learn that aha ia rap- Cauthen. in* after an attack of in Mlaa Guy Skipper. ? college, ia at home to >w and Kugene IlnuKh. of| daya. She came eapecia lavy, have been released brother, Lieutenant I ind are now a' homd who arrived home Sund - Mr. I'ratt Simson am ockett has returned to Anna Simaon. of the ity of South Carolina tot tion. will move to I ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C 1/I1TTFF SOUND RANGING DE rill ILL j LOCATED GERMAP COUNTY: American Invention I'lncm 11iius at Mercy of Itritb rday to Set t,llery ,n " Si,,"h' ,h r nery for , Washington. Feb. 2 4 Ul""' j sound ranging devices in u j British front shortly be PRinAV signing of the armistice, I ,a single day more than 1< ' German guns, placing thoi I)av" Set ,nen y ?' "r'Ush artilie ; and many other interesting or ill lie! merits of army engineer r< lent Speak -! revealed with the opening paper correspondents by ;h partment of an engineer hibit. jr Lancaster Charts showing the part e South Caro- the engineer corps in the held a meet-, concluded to show that 1 room of the| United States entered the sterday after-j corps represented only 1.6 organization of the numerical stre?gt> y cotton asso- army, while when the arm littees in earn i signed it constituted 1ft.8 r>l districts in A rcr??;it proportion of the motion ma reached France earlier than an of the cot- branch of the ser vice and 2 county. The of all army supplies shipp ed of B. M. seas were engineer eqnipm E. Craig, V exhibits were explained leber, W. H. General Hlack. chief of eni n. C. E. Wil l. Bridges. Odell Mackey snent Sin ointed in the h's parents at n,>ath Sprin of the county _ .... . . .. , Try a pound of Every bod n this paper. . . roasted and ground. 30 cer vas appointed ? , . _ Guaranteed by Ferguson C icaster, J. T. _ for Heath is. chairman; . ckmon. chair- BUSINESS NOT1 wo others on < e association. FOIt ItKNT?One three-ro ted president, j on Elm street, water on y. and George j Apply to It. J. Mcllwa | caster It. 3. legun for the1 ? rl in the court l'OIt SAKE?Four fres] at 11 o'clock,; cows, tirst and second c luction Day," | T. Helms, Lancaster, It he governor. j ocal speakers, j armers, and a Just received car of > by the state which we are going to sell t and business Another car due here this I be asked to us before buying. Fergusi sting so that n opportunity HAKE Some short 1 in securing! cows ana caives. some r i producers. at>d some pigs J. C. E the meeting Dow Farm. the time The * ? t the meeting We wi!1 pay hl*hest ma JteresfIng and for PRK8, but,*'r- chickens try produce. Make our h headquarters. Ferguson ( have been in ' ~ ip of a?"?, rc ' ?100 head of p r part of the pay hi*hRf<t Price. Appl; Maker, Taxahaw, S. C.. F 3 2-41. ham has been mncttaville as Bring your jug and a in, Mrs. Itog- Rood molasses for 60 cent? son Co. w, yeoman in BUY A BICYCLE and pay me on a visit. ride. It is cheaper th - .... ,. your work animals. Cot >" Winthrop, a a.. SPO abo"t ?t. J. M Mac . )mi i v ma, ?-tf k _L_ i visiting rela- Fiv<> pounds best gr< to each customer $1.00. Co. if Winthrnp, h her parents, (MHH.AfiK PI.ANTS of all sale at 25 cents per 10 now and Ret an early st v<" ,,m' ^n" it's cheaper than having flnthrop. were' j ? Mackore? r Miss Reulah We are exclusive agents of Rock Mill. & Sanborn Teas and CofT 'alter Moore. at Fcr?u?"" <'? of Kershaw. ''WK YOUlt OIlDKItS I i Miss Lallage Potato Plants now and f her parents, make sure of gettln 'authen. ' Nancy Jfalls, Porto Ric flolden and others. J. ell, of Win- orell. he week-end . HOCSK WANTED?Party ; rent five or six-room hous Ragin, of, location about May 1. rs Giles. . , . .... modern and have lights, i iv was oh- aewerag*. Apply to B l. Ileire and the! News. ? enjoying a, homes hero: AUK AOKN'TH for the Lee Porter, Steam laundry. Phone i Iva Nesblt, w'" BPnd f?r your laund and Callage Kuson Pressing Club. of Columbia PROFESSIONAL CA spend a few + 11V to see her DH. J. KHiM'K KDNDMIl [<ee Skipper. I>ent?J Hurgeoa. lay. Offtee Hours: . , . I ?:S0 te 12:30 A. II. I.l.ler, Ml.. 2: 06 to 6:00 P. If. Waxhaw sec-' . . . And by Appointment .aneaster this ?_ Office Phone 160. usekeeping at ? _,J ivi-Hiueace rnone a an apartment n(TW over l^aneaater Ph _ w OR. W. H. HOIiLT, Veterln Sunday with nlrlan, Surceon and Dent 11* s at Oratory. Hand Live S ip to Charles ttable*. Reaidenra Pho Office Phone 226. VICES | ^ CillNS Wf " Over lou Jk Annoi ymmmmm s?? on the rore the we have i ?vbusiness ai ;r?:: wil1 carry : ;;,T plete line ? corps oxShoes, C ivhen the war the m per cent f ./Iflfo I l of tho ViCfllO J 1st top was per ront. | onRfnoeraj but a full any othor' 7 stock of ?o(i ovorent. The | X^rl HEA VY ? i ^""" dai I Til V/l its pound. Mb ^ ceV the BEST that n :::,:: finest th promises.) ? ine, Lan_Our grocerie liv.l 7: fresh stock witf 35-it. j awaits your inspe t.os? flour ment and polite a mil cheap. week. See an Co. KED/TI rkot price "" and I'oiin- ?e?your _!L | POTATO, CABBA( poco WHS ^ y to H. C. 1. F. D. 2. Government inspected Na ready after March 20th. I mire to get them when wan gaiinn of t?;iRe Plants each week, at i. Fergu-^ Phone 162. VV. I). ( HAM whi,ft y?u li.\\< WSTKI an rldinc ne In and korell. ????????????? =^rr Jtocv Co 11 ira ne 185;JI ?S Recent kinds for o. Plant ^ZZZZZIZZIIZZZZZIZZ art. And the seed. S2*tf Show that American C< for chase reserves such as have n are taking advantage of ulate a working capital 1 'or Sweet >0" W!!' We invite the busir K them. o. Godby follow the same caref B Mark3 2-tf. the fullest extent the 1 wi^TTol afforded by this bank. In good i .. . I v,...- i 1-: i JdUSt I>e * uui uumii "a'"1 and small, every one will r< care The which will make you f< Charlotte transacting your businej is and we ry. Fer26-tf. RI)S BURK, First Na i LANC 2. armacy ( has. I). Jones, President Ph* E. M. Croxton, Vice let. Oflttc# ' > PAGE FIVE incement "eorganized our n#l ^ 4-1 ?..t Liu in me iuiurc ]j] not only a comof Nothing and Furnishings and up-to-date AND FANCY CERIES loney will buy and the le market affords. !_.! 1 *1 1 5 ctrc arriving ciany. A i lower market prices ction. Courteous treatttention. ISON CO., = ;e and tomato plants OR SALE. nry Hill and Porto Rico Potato Plants look your order with me now and be ted and at right price Also have Cabid Tomato Plants after March 25th. HERS, L. & ( . Depot, t. SOI'TH CAROLINA. Statistics oporations are building up cash ever before been equaled. They the present prosperity to accumfor years to come. less interests of this community ul plan of operation, utilizing to well-rounded commercial service ess is solicited, let it be large or ?ceive that courteous treatment ?el welcome and at home while is. THE? tional Bank ASTER, S. C. t, -President and Cashier, 9 B. Jones, Jr? Assistant Cashier. I < .... . - - - J