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FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUflvWl Neely-Carter. Spartai Garland Neely and Miss Mae Car- ready u ter, of Riverside, were married Sun- "bit." day afternoon at the home of the our "sj bride's father, Jim Carter. The groom Is a son of Leonard Neely, of I*aneaster, R. F. D. 4, and has reeently been discharged from army 88 and efl services. , grade i Court March lO. signed The court of general sessions for home <j Lancaster county will convene "on- soclatei day. March 10. Judge Frank b. j Miss n Gary, presiding. This will be the cured first court held in Lancaster since term. March of last year, the summer term being called ofT on account of the hot weather and light docket and the fall term on account of pre valence of influenza. The criminal; Mrs. docket is a rather large one and here will require at least a week of theij. h. t court. The court of common pleasj also will have a heavy docket, there j Wail being about 40 cases on calendar 11 for Jury trial. i Ware : pany. lewis T. Cole Dead. Lewis T. Cole died at his home at Rev. Pleasant Hill Sunday morning, death sPen(lii being due to paralysis. He had been ftHendl ill a week. Mr. Cole was 6.1 years ,>eoP'? old and a consistent member of the ' Pleasant Hill A. R. P. church. Survlvlog him are his wife and two p]oren, children by a former marriage. W. for P. Cole, of Pleanant Hill, and Mm. j a|Bt, E. B. Johnson, of UugofT. Funeral services were conducted Monday af- Mlsa ternoon. Rev. W. W. Royoe officiat- called ing. Interment was In Salem rem- last wi tery. of her - work a German Iron Cnws. The News was shown a real Ger- Mrs. man iron cross yesterday by A. J. dren h Gregory. Mr. Gregory received it to mal from his brother-in-law. I.t. H. O. Horton. of Winston-Salem, N. C.,1 Miss who is with the army of occupation navy. In Germany. The cross Is of -plain.1 spent painted iron edged with German sll-!Parentl ver. and on one side Is a crown, underneath which is the inscription ,)r "F. W. 1813;" on the other side is a Kork 1 crown, the letter "W" and 1914. It Max was won by a Prussian machine gun-jand J< iter. :Ga., or Sunday School nt Oak Rtd?e. ^jra The N'ews is requested hy Rev. Y. t . T. Shehane to announce that a Sun- j m I day school will be organized at Oak (Ridge school house Sunday after- Mrs. noon at 2:30 o'clock. hare f With Rock Hill Rank. former F. B. Mobley, of Heath Springs, a Dr. graduate of Furman of the class day mi of 1918. has accepted a pos'tion He wll -with the National Union Bank in a weel Rock Hill and has entered upon his, duties As Mr. Mobley suffered a' Mrs. severe wound in the Hlndenburg, Y1nU(' fight in Frnnce on October 11th. he HP*>nl gives some interesting experiences in regard to the war. j ^ Mall Schedule*. time ii In order for the public to get let- Ifar ters and other mail matter off. the Uancar following dispatching schedules at this office should he observed; ? Mail for train 118 going east at I 8:25 a. m. should he deposited in the I postofflce not later linn 8; 00 a. m. >1 Mail for train 113 going west at I I 10;17 a. m. should he deposited in I J the postothce not later than s:4o a.m. ? Mall for train 114 going east at 1:17 p. m should he deposited in the postothce not later than 12 : 4 > p. nt. o Mall for train 117 going west at 6:05 p. m. should be deposited in r< the pontoillee not later than 5:20 p. in. ? The publir will please observe the u above schedule as near as possible in order to give the dispatching clerk t'me to cancel the stamps, case the letters and tie them out according t< to rules. Respectfully. 1 ' Jas. P. Hunter. Al Postmnster. "Our Boys" In Service. There has been some doubt ex- gi pressed an to whether or not Stafford Graham, of our town, was really W killed In Prance. Lieut. Lee Skip- ^ per, of the aviation corps in Prance,, and who returned last Sunday says . there is no room for doubt, that he _ saw Stafford not long before it oc-, *~ curred. Stafford was among those of the 30th division who made the famous "rush" for the Hlndenburg line. Jesse Hayes, of our county, also belonged to this celebrated division, and returned to Lancaster after having recovered from his wounds in a hospital oversea*. Oary MahalTy, of our county," made al?o an undying record for himself in this mighty struggle. Young Falle made hairbreadth escape*; and Crawford ( C"och has a great record. Pierce Morton served as a military guard on the borders of Mexico, and met with stirring experiences. All of our noble, brave boys. whether they went to France or not. showed their 1HE L months has been i v aw county j home. itike courage in being so mil anxious to go and do their *^r8- Ja<k Whi God forever bleos and keep Rock HIU' wi" B1 >lendld men." 1 Mr8 Wh,te'8 pan Mrs. P. M. H. W* J? Cunninghai . ~ . Will Williams, v Assistant Oemonstrator. .... Elfrelda Poag, the popular 18 visitin& h ftclent teacher of the fourth iW 8on' it the Central Bchool, has re- Mrs. Elizabeth to become assistant county jt0 Washington ft iemonstrator. She will be as-(length to Mr. a n wun MIBs Juanlta Neely. p0ag. the latter 1 annle Hill Moore has been se to fill Miss Poag's unexpired Editor John W. shaw Era, was ht m the cotton meetln PERSON AI A. J- * lIyatt ar Van Wyck. were attending the cott Fred Correll, of Mooresvllle, day. on a visit to her sister, Mrs. A'itherspoon. mack'1'0 E. C. Croxton, o i Green has gone to Ware were here today I to accept a position with the |nR Shoals Manufacturing com Mrs. H. Y. Ha Columbia to see W. S. Patterson has been who lost three fli several days at Due West, with a dynamite ? ng a conference of the Young *s Christian Union of the A. ? ;hurch. * T AREF W. 9. Patterson and Mhs I*ancaster. S. ( ce Patterson were the guea s 27.?Influenza In eral days recently of M?":. C. now a hack numl ire at Riverside. health of the nel ??n~~ * ?. ? Farm work hi OAnn?vl#?v?* Ilnvn wnn w??1 to her home ^Orangeburg' VPry murh on ac nek on account of the illness, 1 a,ny mother, has returned to her ^r" Holi s teacher In the Central school. d,pd at thp 1 Mr. Brantley Ht Manning Woodley and ohll- nesday night, Fel nve gone to Jacksonville, Fla., 'ed nt Tabernacle ce their home. I Bev. J. A. Bled ? burial services. Mabel Plyler, yeoman In the Mr. Capers D. stationed at Norfolk, Va., in the U. S. army the past week here with her months, and beln Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Plylor. Jackson and ol ! from the service and Mrs. R. C. Brown went to ln thl8 RPCtion. Hill Wednesday. Mr j P Carn Brlttain, Thurlow Gregory np" infirmary ! >hn D. Wylie are In Atla.ita,, Wpdnpaday- H,a i business. | for h,m a "Pepd> ?. j Miss Carrie Fu James Blackwell, of Darling- entered upon he here on a visit to lier father, in the Dixie schoc food. This school h some time on acc Robert Hare ?nd children ie of "flue" iu ti rone to Rock Hill to visit the Misses Annie a 's parents. J. D. Funderburk left Thurs_ . , With LOCAL, APP nmlng for a trip to Baltimore, cannot reach the II be absent from the city for SjJtu t. in order to cure # Internal remedy. ,, v, . . _, ... cine Is taken Inte t.anson Mobley and Miss ?>,* ~ Mohley, of Heath Springs, HaiiV C _L ' , . prescribed by one Thursday In Lancaster shop- in this country f< posed of some of t combined with soi purifiers. The pe B. Mackey is spending some the ingredients in _ _ , .. cine Is ahat pro<! a ( harlotte. results in catarrhs testimonials, free, vey Witherspoon. formerly of *'A"{j Dru^gists iter, but who for the past few Hall's Family Pll Recent Statu how that American Coporations are built aserves such as have never before been eq re taking advantage of the present prosper late a working capital for years to come. We invite the business interests of thi > follow the same careful plan of operatior le fullest extent the well-rounded commt Horded by this bank. Your banking business is solicited, let i mall, every one will receive that coucteoi hich will make you feel welcome and at *ansacting your business. ?THE? First National B LANCASTER, S. C. has. I). Jones. President, K. M. Croxton, Vice-President and Cash Ira B. Jones, Jr? Assist ANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C n the service of the Ktta Belle Funderburk, st en released and has Lander college, who havt Col., to make his hofhe for several weeks, ( tution having been closed o "* , , of a severe epidemic of i te and children, of . . , have returned. rrive today to visit ants, Mr. and Mrs. Mr8' S H- P,y,er- of n< and Mrs. Ben Sapp, of Lam " visiting at the home of \ of Jacksonville, is sister. Mrs. J. S. p,yler- "Hc Crawford has gone - _______ jr a visit of some ind Mrs. John II. I WyL her daughter. ~ J I Hamel. of the Kor are today to attend rw* w * a nn v THEAT1 id J. M. Yoder, of among the farmerg '17ie'House of Rood Pi< on meeting here to- ? n. of Kershaw, and TO-DA1 f Heath Springs, or the cotton meet- \VII,MAM KO.X PICKS theock has gone to ' | " f ^ her little grandson ^ AT Jll igers while playing cap. ?In? i NVrtT": 'Treat'Em Roi 3., R. F. D. 7, Feb. Dramatized from tl this community Is mous novel, "The Twi her and the general ... . , . Man, by ( liurlcs ghborhood Is good. is been retarded Seltxer. count of the recent A story of a bold erner who stopped the ihouser. of Rock ... . Stam|?c<de. lome of his brother. ilshouser. on Wed- Come early If you v t). 19, and was bur- seat. , .he following ,0 , soe conducting the Plyler. who served TOMORROW in France for some | Kl'TIi noi,\ND g returned to Camp fhclally discharged, 'r Is visiting relatives HANDS CP. _ i ?Also? es went to the FenTor treatment last Hood Comedy and many friends wish; News, r recovery. nderburk has again ? r duties as teacher as been closed for ount of the epidem- iff te district. Iff/ m nd Ruth Rowell and III Ill K Ah mot Be Cured JL % \ J LICATION8, as they cat of the dlseaGe 1 disease, creatly Inutlonul conditions, and 1 It you must take an > Hall's Catarrh Medi- < rnally and acts thru , iM/t/Mja aita#a??? *W. I atarrh Medicine was | of the best physicians >r years. 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