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**-<r FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND C Bishop Guerry Hero Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James M Bishop Guerry, of Charleston, Belmont. Gaston coui who spent six months overseas and strong, a daughter o has just returned, will preach at the Moretz. was gowned Episcopal church next Sunday night charmeuse with peai at 7:30. A color-note of w * was observed ir. the < To Travel for Texas Co. Migsos Alethl& E. Clyburn Wilson has accepted a Roae Hawklns and M position as salesman with the Texas Rlste<1 |n 8orvJnR o, company with headquarters here. lie ment8 has been connectod for some time Mp Rm, Mrg w, with Nesblt & Wilson, the Texas nicht" for a ;rlp to company's agents Jn Lancaster. wh,oh they w|U be R Income Tax Expert. ham. Harry Brooks, deputy collector. Mrs. Williams 1 Internal Revenue Service, will be daughter of Mr. and here next Monday. Tuesday and this city, formerly Wednesday. March 10. 11. and 12. to nml a bright and t assist individuals in making income woman and talented tax returns. He will be found at the has a pretty contralt oflloe of the city treasurer and will H?me time has been a be clad to give any information de- ?hoir of tho First sired without charge. She Is admired by a *?-? I Mr. Williams is a A Tall to Farmers. Mra w T Williams K. M. Yoder. of Van Wyck. who s r Ho nrsf mpt M was here yesterday, requests The house party given in News to print the following: j years ago "Unless the farmers or Lancaster Prior to entering I county act quick, we a.o going to Williams was a stud, lose the services of our demonstra-; del, Charleston S r tion agent. Mr. Graeber. A meet-; his military training ing of the farmers of the county will at Camp Gordon, be held at the court house Monday, no waa stationed r March 10. nt 2 o'clock p m.. to take with the Fourth re> steps toward keeping the demon-) four months. Mr. 1 stration work In the county." pleasing personality Mrs. Jones Has Influenza. bigh regard hv a hoi Today's Charlotte Observer says: '''s na"Ne state. ^ Mrs. Charles D. Jones, of Lancaster, . ... Hearing (o He ai S. C.. is sick with Influenza at the) ,,, , ... The ( hester Repor Charlotte sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs.j Rallroad rominiaai()n Jones' little daughters. Rebecca and t|ro of a hearlnR to Elizabeth, are also sick with In-; PastGr Thursday. Mar fluenza. Mrs Jones and children Rard fo compIalnt8 have been spending the winter in nn fhp Ijancaafrr & c Charlotte while their home In Lan- pp?tionera in thp caster, which was partially destroyed alonR ,hp ?no dpma by Ore. Is being rebuilt. to |hp doubIe_dal)y s Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss ,n opPratlon bftfore Lena Heath, one of Charlotte's most r,VPn bridge wa? WRB charming and popular young women. | Tb,s boaring wr Special Women's Services. nnunred for Columl.h The women of the Presbyterian *"*?t,0"erR asked thai church will hold a special service at " ' a' sonu i-olnt on 4 p m. next Sunday. March !>. This ^"ointment was call , , , ? , . . been hoped to have service is to begin a series of praver .. ... c , I* orf T.awn, Rich burs services continuing through t'?e f<?i. i , i , . Mr. A. M. Aiken, i lowing week. Monday. luesday and . , . . i chamber of comm. Wednesday at the manse at 4 p. m , j mi. j * .j . ?, deeply interested iu and Thursday at residence of R .E., . .... Wvlie Til la Inst la Ih- iR a!! ?f !tS ' """ "" """" "" I hopes to have a sti nual social meeting and a largo at-, prGaent fit the heap,r tendance la expected. The pastor, tester Ttev TTueh Tl. Murchlson. will brine a special message to the women of >jjss Crcighton (ill the ehtirch Sunday afternoon and , Charlotte Ob effort will be made to have a visiting party of men. ineludi minister for Thursday. Hie board of Meckl ? commissioners and li To Advertisers, )jon wor(1 sorvpd , The patrons of The News1 .id-er- now k|tchen of M,8H tising columns should bear In nund ton county homp that some time is required in put ting the ad. in type after the copy is ??????? received at the office, anil that when the advertiser waits until the inst ^^1 minute to send in his copy he not only contributes to making the paper late but prevents the ail. man giving proper attention to getting the ad up in attractive style. All I copy for ads. should bo in the office JL JL K not later than Monday noon for the Tuesday paper and not later than w w y Thursday noon for the Friday paper. Married January H. The following item taken from yesterday's Charlotte Observer will he received with much interest here FEIMJl SO' the groom being one of Lancaster's most popular voung men. and son of i ? f i . w r.r ^ Lnr?c? rresli, Mr. and Mrs. W T Williams:: ? t Mr. and Mrs. Mrt'ov Moretz enter- VWM I /\117 tained at a beautiful reception, at 1 r.l .1.1IW I their home on South Tryon street last evening at 8:45 o'clock at which PFAfU time they announced the marriage * of their daughter. Miriam Fsther, to ? Lieutenant William Clreene Williams. 2oC I tl\ which took place January 8. at St V *1 C Mark's Lutheran parsonage, the pas- ivO. ) S at tor, Rev. John F. Orlgler. officiating. . , , . . . Only h linii The young couple decided to keep their inarringe a secret for six weeks (Jet your Sltpp or more. ?? The home was elaborately decorated with potted palms and ferns Are \ Oil tra and quantities of roses and carna- US? Doinjf ions. work in our ow The guests were met at the door an(| paying c&i by Mrs. R. C Register, gowned In orvthina we black satin. Little Miss Orace Ren-, nett Link, of Lenoir, wearing a daln- HDies US to ty frock of white organdie with pink cheaper. Wo aash and hair bow. presented the serve you. guests with engraved cards bearing the announcement. "Miss Miriam Rather Moret* and Lieutenant William TRY C.reene Williunia. married January y LO\F 8 1918." Receiving In the living room were MothcF^S Mr. and Mrs. Moretz, the latter gowned In grey georgette and cor-' IftO'f I'l sage of pink aweet peaa. Lieutenant Williams and bride, the latter rown d In heavv white aatln embroidered UrDPITCfj In nearla and carrying a bouquet of * tiI\\IUO\/J bride roaea and ferna; Mrs K. A.I 01, i i?i, t . . 4 ?. Bennett s Olc Link, of Lenoir, alater of Mra. Mo-! refz. gowned In hennn georgette, and ______________ a - V - THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAN( agent. at the court house yesterday -'U1IIIIHIIIIII OUNTY afternoon by Miss Crelgbton, assist- Jr'"""'"" ed by Miss Delia Stroud, city home ?? demonstration agent, and Miss Kloise ss W n L Armstrong, of Rankin, assistant superintendent of gg 9 fl ?ty. Mrs. Arm- couty schools. The kitchen, which1 EE f Mr. and Mrs. has just been completed, will be used I ~= <H M in light blue by Miss Creighton in giving demon- :EE JB aj '1 trimmings. strations. = hite and green | The demonstrators in preparing == lining room. the meal put into practice the docand, Sara and trine which they have been preachary Bridges as ing in the city and county, and those egant refresh- enjoying the feast have expressed sc ______ j theniseives highly in favor of those 5E Hiatus left last doctrines. s; Florida after | Those present at the luncheon were SSS t home In Dur- Chairman A. Morris McDonald, ?? 1 Squire J. A. Newell. W. M. Garrison s the second and J. L. Parks, of the board of SS Mrs. Moretz, of county commissioners; Chairman \V. ^ of Llncolnton,j E. Price and C. H. Caldwell, of the ittractive county hoard of education; "f == musically. She Court C. C. Moore. County Treasurer HI o voice and for J. W. Stinson, Deputy Heglster of ss: member of the Deeds. K. K. Word. Brock Berkley, ?Baptist church. County Auditor Floyd Gresham and host of friends Tax Collector G. S. Mayes. ? son of Mr. and ^ ??1 Hkv/ of Lancaster ' Pleasant Plains Baptist Church. = | [Iss Moretz at a Beginning the fourth Sunday in H , Rock Hill three Mnrch the Pastor of Pleasant Plains ^ \ B / ; Baptist church will preach sov- =r \^Bi the service. Mr <>ral series of sermons ns == 0K ?nt at the Cita- wcl1 as many others. dur- EEE BS\ TTe receivedi ,hc sPring aad summer. Every ? BE and commission member of the church is urged to == Bp \ make a special effort to he present at Ik ; it Camp Greene as many of these services as possible. ? Eg rrult camp for Conditions are far more favorable == \ tkj( Williams has a "ian they were during the fall. Lot EE \ H| and is held In every one resolve to pet out of the == \Sfl it of friends In habit of staying at home on the Sab- EE J0|j I bath, and get the habit of going to EE: VI ? j the Lord's house. One of the great == H t I/ancestor. | after results the Influenza has been ter: The State that people have got out of the habit = Tmf has given no- almost of attending worship at the '== W lie held at I,an- Lord's hotise. At a meeting in Chi- ~~ K ch 13th, In re- cago of all the leading doctors In =~ JB about schedule this country they said: "There was ?liester Railway,'no benefit gained at all in closing the zrz various towns churches during the epidemic." tiding a return However that has passed and now it t ^Q| ervice that was is the duty of God's people to turn * the Catawba their faces and footsteps to the ?? hed away. 1 Lord's house and thank Him that our ~~ is at first an- lives have been spared during this I. but when.the "Disease of Mystery." ?? the hearing he On March 23rd the first anniverthe L. & C the sarv of the present pastor will he led off. It had heid. On that day he will preach on the hearing at the snhlect "What Raptists Sta.d =E= ;. or Chester. For " \t the service four little hoys ?? iresid'-nt of the of the Sahhath aehnol will laclct Mm ? 3rcc, has boon ' pastor. Thin service will ho different' =j== this proposition from nnv over held In the church.; SEE s stapes, and' Come and fcrinp your children. A, SEE = ions delepatlon | welcome awaits yon. nnrt vonrs. ip on behalf of The series of sermons will be on ?? the following: 1 = M> Series on Reliplon and Farm- ? res I .unci iron. ; ir>? ^ server says: A Series on Questions of the .1 I'1 inp members of r.,,,. = l,1(' * 4 M f p lenburp county m Sor,P!l to ymjn(r Mon. = J"*"ioard of educa- paries to Younp Women == ?*r unrheon in tho f ) Series nn tho of tho Onv. j 1 !* Martha Creiuh-i ( ^ ^ Series on the flood and Had demonstration Men of SrrlptnrP> = Fdward R. Jenkins, raster. == At || Silk i == Pretl ^ I picrhonai*. = shirl lcll = (,re Miss Alice Ward, of Georpetown, ????9 is visitinp Miss Ferry Relle lien- *5 A nett. |= Shirt < Col. and Mrs. Leroy Sprinps have 5S shoM returned from New York where 7? ____ J they were called recently on account Ob of the illness of Captain Klliott W. ^ Sprinps. =E 1^9 Mis W. J. Montpomerv and ^ dauphter, Mrs. Fred Correll, who 5*5 l' en 1? 1 ? < v vr., | un*e uenu spending several ?oeK8 g-~ hero as the guests of Mrs. J. If. With- ?= Luscious crspoon, roturned to Concord Wed- ~ nesday. =0111111111111 CLING Mr. and Mrs \ Swafford have " rented the apartment at Miss Mavme Lancaster ICC Ma. key s, now Occupied hy Mr. and scvrad his Mrs. O. B. Bartlett, and will take <ern, to acc /s 4 m? possession the first of April. ture at Kin (AN ...- 1 siinte his < After spending a week here at her 15 IZP home. Miss Catherine Wylie has re turned to Winston-Salem to resume v^^YS BC ted stock. her studies at Salem college. , , . ^ ME1 i> early. Mrs. A. J. Gregory is visiting rel?_ atives In Winston-Salem. NT. C., for (Contin ding with a *eek ... . , he was "im OUT own Mrs James Black well has return1 . . , . _ .. .. struetion o n building ! 0(1 ,f> her homp in Oarlington after he bpIleved .v, r^.. spending a few days here with her tn lor ev- , , . ,, ? . , greater in , father, J. M. Hood. . ? buy, en- similar cir. sell yon Mrs. George B. Craven and Mis. anarchist g W'int to N. Sapp returned today from acts of ter a visit to Mrs. George Heath in Char- r,,c hovIi , lotte. ed hy the ________ tieinc "ecoi ( Mrs Sam Maxwell, of Columbia, morally wr | m me guest or her parents. Mr. and testimony t OF Mr* Robert Wels?v |hat thp pf>( _ . .. . . underatand n 1 Mrs. J. K. Smith, or Columbia. la .... Bread . . .. . . ... "^ht in or 1/1 vau hero on a visit to her parents. Mr. ft Cft J|{F and Mrs. W. T. Gregory. ( *" |?i Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd Jordan and Nf*t\ son, Kdward. who were railed to Charleston recently by the death of Mr. Jordan's mother, have returned imr\ I Stand. I to their home here. falling to j ? way syateir ______ Itohert Hare, foreman for the islatlon we FASTER. S. C. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllll odman - W; THE BUSY CA J^lj^ ecial for Saturday and a Gents' Furnishing Men's Arrow Brand Shirts. Lion Brand Shii oat sale and showing ot New Spring Shirt X ^ W?ZJ MEN'S PURE TUB e Lion Shirt. The Men who realize fa ralue of Tub Silk Shirts will not hesi- A1 about taking advantage of this un 1 offering:. Large assortment of 1 Stripes, splendid colors, with turncuffs. Priced .. ..$7.18 and $9.95 Li de $4.95 and $5.95 big assortment of th Shirts. A quality cut full, well made. th ty line of patterns to select from. Any th in the lot worth one to two dollars ? i. Priced special. . $4.95 and $5.95 ?????????? th $3.48 Men's full cut Shirt. Lion st; ; special. A real $4.00 value. We are wc ring ? wonderful assortment of ODMAN-Wi "Sells It For CasF UHlHIIIHHIIIIimiHimilHI IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII relephone company, has connection with this con- BUSINESS NO ept work of a similar na- + + + + ^ + + + gstree, and expects to as- K()K s u |<; p|ye hea(J luttea there about March hpjfer8; wi? ,.alv(. ^ Will sell reasonable ILSHEVISM IS MACE TO COUNTRY WANXKI, . ? . mule, sheep, coat ued From Pace One.) v musk rat, 'possum, . , ,, | i , skins. Papers Caut pressed bv the lack of do. ... ,, . ... ,. . street. See ni? befr f life and adding that ... . . your hides it would have been much the United States under I'l.ACK VOI Il OliDKIt rumstances. He blamed Potato Plants now a roups for many of the make sure of ge ror. I Nancy Halls, Porto st program was denounc-J CJolden and others. witness who described as orell. tiomically impossible and -? ? ong." He concluded his ^ ^ ant' P S'ith a renewed appeal ride It is cheaper ?r?Ie in this conntrv trv tn 1 your work animals Bolshevism in Ith true! seo about it J. F*. % dor to comhat It? men- 32-tf. I <'Aim\(iF I'LWTS of "* " sale at 25 rents per retty Kv pensive. now an(j an earjy lutnhla Record.) it's cheaper than buyl tlature coat South Caro- J. n. Mackorell. ,000 of fedefal money by >rovide for a state hitfh- WR .ARK .AtJKNTS foi t >. Pretty expensive leg-1 Steam Laundry. Phot have down this way. | will send for your la pa<;e fivb iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHniniiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiitHiiuniiiiiiu| alkup Co. | SH STORE I All Next Week in Our m Department *ts, and the R. VV. Special. In this = s. Is satisfaction for every need. | hirts | SILK SHIRTS 1 ncy and staple patterns in the shirts. === 1 priced $3.18 Each = Twenty-four dozen of Men's Arrow and == on Shirts, the big special in our Shirt === partment. The way they are buying = em is all the proof we need to know that == e style and price is right. We have ~ em priced $2.48 and $2.98 See our big case of Shirts representing ||| e ne wspring patterns in all the leading ig vies. One of the greatest assortments s=s ; have ever shown. Thev are priced =2= 75c, $1.00 and $1.48 Each =5 \LKUP CO. 1 i For Less" ?? iiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiiiimmiiiHiiiiil guson Pressing Club. 26-tf. TICES ?: ??. PROFESSIONAL CARDS y?un>? Jersey + + + + + + + + + + a few days. ,, . ? l>>(. J. KRECK FUNDKRHURK, ( . L McK D ? Dental SurK?m. o; Office Hours: 't ' ? 8:36 ts 12:30 A. M. Cow, horse 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. hides, mink And by Appointment. for, coon Office Phone 160. hen. White Residence Phone 52. >re you sell Office over Lancaster Pharmacy ? CITATION FOR I.KTTER.H OF ADS foi Sweet MINISTRATION. nd you will STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, ttlng them. County of Lancaster. Rico. Oodby By J. E. Stewman. Judge of Pro J. 11 Mack- bate. 3 2-tf Whereas, William P. Cole hath made suit to me to grant him Let~ ters of Administration of the estate ay while you an(j effects of Lewis T. Cole, dethan riding I ceased. Come in and These are, therefore, to cite and lackorell admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, that they be and appear beall kinds for fore me, in the Court of Probate, to 100 Plant! held at Lancaser on 15th March, ' . 1919 next, after publication thereof, start. / n at o'clock in the forenoon, to show Ing the seed, cause, if any Ihoy have, why the ofcid 32-tf. administration should not be gra?<V ? Given under my hand, this HBth he Charlotte ^av Of Feb. Anno Domini 1919. . . J. E. STEWMAN. le us and we Probate .Tudire unary. rer-1 36-21?ltftw.