The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 25, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY, APRIL 25. 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT T
Prewhlne at Union. I
The News is requested to an- i
nounce that there will be preaching |
at Union church next Sunday, April
27. at 3:30 p. m., by Rev. H. C. i
Dunn. i
Baseball Here Today.
* The Lancaster high school hase-j (
ball team will play the Chester high L
school team here this afternoon at
four o'clock. Tlii>? ot-o
amateur school teams and the name
promises to be intersting.
Surprise Marriage.
Miss Katherlne Carnes. daughter I
of Foster Carnes, and C. V. Smith,
of Hartsvllle. were quietly married
Monday evening at the home of Rev
W. S. Patterson, who officiated. Mr
and Mrs. Smith will reside at
llartsville.
Consolidate School Districts. i
The county hoard of education
met in Superintendent I,ingle's office
Saturday and among other busi-j
ness transacted was the consolidation
of Catawba district. No. 2!> and
Cane Creek district. No. 13. A new,
consolidated school building will he
t
erected at or near Caskey station.
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Willlaius-WlV'inms.
Miss Esther Williams and Clyburn
Williams we:e married Saturday
night at '.se Heath Springs Baptist
pastorirm. Rev. Samuel Dong offi-,
ciating. The bride Is a daughter of
J. A. Williams and the groom a son
of the late Hill Williams. The latter
Is connected with the Springs
Hanking and Mercantile company.
Hen C\ Hough In New York.
Mrs. B. C. Hough received a telegram
Wednesday announcing thej
safe arrival In New York of her son.
Hen O. Hough, who has heen In the;
service overseas for over a year. Ho
/Is now at Camp Mills awaiting hlsj
final discharge.
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Miss Miwkey Kntertnlns.
Miss Helen Mackey entertained
charmingly at hearts on Thursday;
afternoon at four o'clock in honor of
''J her guest. Miss Cary Tendoll, who
t xaina home with her from school to
) ' V|t>nd /the Raster holidays. The
giWfcr part of the afternoon wasi
plJt^tW spent playing hearts, and
, t the^nnclusion of the game an I
y'el^g:ii^r salad course with iced tea
waWserved Miss Kllza Moore was
the winner of the first prize, a dainty
handkerchief, and to Hie honor??e the
tw. I ?l?..
rase. The guests present wpre
Misses Fll*n Moore. l.p"'s Murchlson.
Laura Cilbe ' Wil'lams Uozelia
Driscoll, Mary GiHeralr yr
Wylie, Elizabeth Witherspoon and
Mary Agnes Funderburk.
Corrwtrd Schedule.
Following Is a corrected schedule
of the "Thirtieth Division Special"
trophy train for South Carolina:
Sunday, April 27, arrive lllacksburg
1:00 p. m.; leave Hlarksborg
3:00 p. m. arrive (JafTney 3:20 p. m.;
leave Gaffney 5:00 p. in : arrive
Spartanburg 5:50 p. ni.
Monday, April 28, leave Spartanburg
8:00 a m : arrive Greer 8:45
a m.: leave Greer 10;00 a. in.; arrive
Greenville 10: 3 ,r> a. in.: leave
Greenville 1:00 p. m.; arrive Abbeville
3:15 p in., Southern; leave
Abbeville 4:30 p. m., S. A. L.: arrive
Greenwood 5:10 p. m.
^.-Tuesday. April 20. leave Gcen'
wood 5:10 p. nt.: arrive Clinton
, 8:00 a. in.: leave Clinton 10:00 a.
ni.. C. N. & L ; nrrlf'e Laurens 10:25
r/J a in.; leave Laurens 12:00 noon: ar
rive i iimnn p. 111.; ichvc i union
12:30 p m : arrive Newberry
t:2ft p. in ; leave Newberry 3:0ft p.
m.; arrive Columbia 4 * 4.1 p. m.
Wednesday, April 3ft. leave Columbia
6:00 a. in . S. A P.: arrive
I?enniark 8:0ft a. m.: leave Penmark
1ft:ftft a. ill.: arrive Orangeburg
lft:.1ft a. m.. leave Orangeburg
12:.1ft p. m ; arrive Sumter 2:5ft p.
in : leave Sumter 4:ftft p. m., N. &
W. of S. C.; arrive Camden 5:10
p. m
Thursday, May 1, leave Camden
7:00 a. m.t S. A. L; arrive MeHee
8:00 a. m.; leave Mcllee 9:30 a. m*.
arrive Cheraw 10:30 a. m.; leave
Cheraw 12:00 noon: arrive Parling-,
ton 1:10 p. m.; leave Darlington!
3:10 p. ni.: arrive Florence 3:3.1 p.
ra.; leave Florence f>:30 p. m.; arrive
Bennettsville 7:00 p. m.
Vrldav Vtav 1 leave Hen net tsville
7:0ft a. m.
? Stntr S, S. Convention.
The executive officers of the South
f'arolfna Sunday school association
have Iasupd the following official call
for the forty-second annual state
Sunday school convention:
"The Sunday school workers of all
denominations are hereby called to
meet at Florence, June 3-4-5, In the
forty-second annual state convention!
of. the South Carolina 8undhy school,
association.
"The problem of reconstruction Is
OWN AND COUNTY |
primarily and fundamentally the
task of religious education. As the
greatest existing agency for popular
religious education, the Sunday gi
school must meet this supreme task in
i>f the new day. te
"We, therefore, call upon all per- M
mns in South Carolina who are in
leresien in uie Sunday school, In religious
education, and in the moral to
ind religious ideals of our state to
attend this convention. The attendance
is not limited to officially up- jj;
pointed representatives, hut all who (.|
register will be accepted as dele- ,R
gates. i tu
"Information concerning the convention
can be secured from J. B.
\iken. general chairman committee is
>f arrangements. Florence, 8. C., or it
R. O. Webb, general secretary,
Spartanburg, S. C."
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Sec Tank Here.
The tank to be seen in Lancaster
in connection with the Victory loan ;||
campaign will oe here April 29. Ac- jj
cording to the schedule sect out by
ihe stnte committee it will arrive
here over the L. & C. ancl leave for tl
Camden April SO. Following is the K
schedule for the tank, one of three H
In South Carolina: B
Leave Columbia, C. N. & L.. April
25; arrive Newberry April 20-27.
Sunday.
Leave Newberry. C. N. & L., April ''
27; arrive Clinton April 28.
Leave Clinton. S. A. L.. April 28; ^
arrive Chester April 29.
Leave Chester, L. & C., April 29;
arrive Lancaster April 30. g
' Leave Lancaster, Southern. April
30; arrive Camden May 1.
Leave Camden. S. A. L.. May 2; K
:i rrivp Chnraw Mnv 5-4 fiunrlnv ! M
Leave Cheraw. 4th. S. A. L.. via ^
Denmark to Aiken via Southern; ar- ^
live Aiken 6-7.
Leave Edgefield. Southern, May
9; arrive Hatesburg 9-10. ] R|
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PERSON A 1.44.
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Misses Lewis Merchison, Laurai
Williams and Eliza Moore motored!
to Waxhaw yesterday afternoon to'
meet Russel Minter, who will he
here on an extended visit to his uncie,
Rev. II. It. MurehisOli.
Miss (iuv Skipper has resumed ^
her studies at Columbia college. . ^
Mrs. Oscar Clark and daughters,
Misses Mildred and Dorothy, of v
Heath Springs, spent Tuesday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew flregory (
and the former's mother. Mrs. W. T. 1
Wanted
THIS WEEK
200 bushelsv speckled
peas, 100 fat h\is, coun- <
try hams, ejgjs>. f
We want the fXrmers
to see us when the>\ have '
any thin*? to sell. \
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Ferguson Co.
"The Home of Everything
(Jood and New."
Plan's Bes
Is Old Mot
Every deposit entrusted
bearing investment. Sacredb
Instantly she pays upon denp
a debt or cancels an obligutior
in the service of her depositc
takes or is obliged to offer
niiricni every m mine 01 iik<
oea are unlimited. The older
hie heeomea the capital entri
rich and the poor alike receiv
hands; and though the fooli.d
posita to risk them elsewher
turned to her, satisfied that in
pay beat of all. Therefore it 1
mother of all fortune and the
nent prosperity.
T. M. HUGHI
LANCAST1
THE LANCASTER NEW!
regory, have returned from Wins-'ftJ
n-Saletn, whore they attended the ?
aster celebration. EE
John Stevens, of Kershaw, spent EE
liursday here. JS
Miss Catherine Wylie was the EE
test of Mrs. J. T. Matthews in Combia
for the week-end and to at- S
nd the dance at the Jefferson hotel EE
onday night. =
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Miss ltessie Cunningham has gone ?
Columbia to spend some time. 2
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Miss Helen Mackey and charming ~
test. Miss Cary Tendell, of Wll- EE
nnsport, Pa., returned Thursday to ~
latliam. Va., to resume their stud- EE
s at the Chatham Kpiscopal instt- z:
ite.
Miss Kate Nicholson, of Rethune, EE
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John'^
eed. ~
Mrs. Max Brittain and children are1 ~
siting Mr. Brittain's parents at ^
ulmetto, (la. IE
Miss l-illie (Ir^en is visiting her ^
int. Mrs. Hugh White. in Itock 1 E
111. |E
Mr. and Mrs. John King had as(Sjj
leir guests recently. Mr. and Mrs. E
B. Townsend. of Rennettsvtlle. ^
erbert King, of Charlotte, and Miss ^
elle King. of Spartanburg. :_
Capt. Willis Strange, has return1
from overseas duty anil has join- E
i his wife and little child, who have jz
een spending some time here with ^
Irs. Stranges' mother, Mrs. Annie Ei
Indsay. =
\t I'd llnlnw.c II a,.~H I
..w.ti.vn ii. m wu in aiiriniuiK ~
rand opera in Atlanta.
Misses Margaret Atkinson, Mar- E
and and Lula Idttle accompanied j =
liss ^frlen Williamson home from] 3
/inthrop college and spent last 5
unday with her. Miss
Rebecca Beall, of Monroe, E
rill arrive here Saturday to spend zj
everal days as the guest of Mrs.
antes L. McLaurin. EE
Miss Annie Gregory has gone to =
tlanta, where she will visit and at- E
snd grand opera. ~
nenry iviassey, or wax Maw, was =
hp Ruest of LeConte Markov on 5
Wednesday and for the dance Wed- =
esdav niRht. =
Miss Louise Wvlio lias tone to I 5
Aianta to attend urn ml opera. She|:s
ill be joined in Atlanta by her sis-' E
?r, Miss Kliza VV'ylie. who has been | E
isitiiiR in Washington, Oa. =
Mr. and Mrs. L, K. Hrown, of E
'hester. are mie-sts of Mv and Mrs ~
toy Walk tip. the latter Mrs. Brown's =
ister. E
Cadet Matthew Boliakoft has re- m
urned to the Citadel after spend- ?
np a few days with his parents, Mr. 2
nd Mrs. M. Poliakoff. |
ltoddey Bell returned to Sumter E
"uesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ?
Irittain and will be their puest for E
few days. E
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Duekett, of-.S
Ireenwood. have been snendinc n S
r?W rliijN h?>rr> with Miss Wren Ms'll. Z
CRY NOT FRIGHTENED
BY VIRGINIA CLANSMAN 1
l
ii<Ii?'t Mountaineer for Murder !>? <|
spits* Mis Ttirent.s to Slioot
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l'p ('mm.
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Standa i dsville. \a.. April 2 4.-?
e
-ndeterrecl by his threats to come
"A
;t Banker^
:her Earth
} her becomes/an intereatt
she guards 4he principal,
and. She nover repudiates
P She neve/ sleeps or tires *'
>na. She rW>ver makes misa^olojriesy
She compounds w
day or i/j?ht. Her resour- t,
sit' prrf/\vs the more valua- h
istipi \jh her keeping. The s]
'e ibipartial benefits at her
i hkre drawn out their de
e. Aie wise have ever re- h
ve/twients in Mother Karth t,
vilI t>fe seen that land is the s
Aafetjr valve of our pernm- s
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!IS, REAL ESTATE \
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3, LANCASTER. S. C.
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I This Is National
5 We have already sold lots of Gingham
= ate with the National spirit we are goim
E ham and Cotton week in the history of
= take advantage of this specially pre pa
| Prices all this week.
fJ IS) v?lu<
rrench Z
Prettiest Ginghams ye
Plaids for Misses' a
Priced special this v
One counter of real 2
beautiful Plaids anl
A week special at . . .
f At 39c
One thousand yards of
Cloth. Nice shirt
Romper Patterns to
E special
: Plaid Ginghams at 25c
E One counter of three thousand yards of
E new spring Ginghams, neat patterns,
E woth up to 35c, at Ginghams week
E price** special 25c
| On Sale This Week
= One counter of 38c and 10c Ginghams in
E nice big Plaids; also Striped Effects.
E Special price while they last at . .29c
| At 10 Cents
E One counter of Apron Check Ginghams,
r Real 15c value. This we?'k ..10c Yd.
| EXTRA SI
= 1.000 yards yard wide Percales, pretty
== line of patterns. Real 25c and 30c
= value, this week 19c Yd.
= 15 dozen best ^rade Sheets. Sell regular
at $2.48. This week special ....$1.98
S
E One hundred and fifty nice Counterpaines
= and Summer Spreads, single or double
= bed size. Priced $1.18, $1.98, $2.18,
E $2.95, $3.48 and up.
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| HUU1V1A1N-W
| "We Sell It for C
IllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllll
own from his hiding place in the \MKKI( \ Wll.l. K!
line Ridge mountains and "shoot K(Mi|)STl'h'KS
p" the court, a Creen county jury Washington. April
eturned two indictments against trade boald hag ann
hlgar Morris, mountain clansman. rect .hlpment of fond
a.h or which charge the mountain- jran exporters to u
er with murder. The indictments territory vvill l)(
ere returned soon alter the grand dpr 8pooiaI liconse t
i.rv was empanelled In the county thp hoar(| a|)(, wjthjn
..urt house, guarded by the Alhe- 8peclfled quantities
inrle rifles from Charlottesville. whiph (.prmany p,
Idered here by Covernor West- por( um|pr tlip aR,.,
loreland Davis "to protect the jn|0 ,|y repi.e8entnm
m,r< ~ Jointed governments a
One of the indictments returned .__________.
hcrges Morris with shooting to
eath Magistrate Sullivan on March H
9 after the magistrate had m | ?
used :i light f>iie on the mountaineer I ?
or dlsfiirhinK religious service. I ^^1
he other charges Morris with kjt- 1 -1
>?r James Morris, a brofher In-law
f the inagistrate. at a Christinas'
a nee hTdd in the mountains.
Immediately after the indictments \\\> have op
ere returned, plans were made for'
ie capture of Morris, who tics ' eon Pl.V let blli
idlng in the mountains since the hand at all til
hooting of the magistrate, and the
aunty authorities predicted that .YOUF cattle, he
... mni,nli.t!i.>er .III ??? h- ?|.pre- hiKhe?t prices
ended. The grand jury also retrued
true hills against Harmon sell milk COWS
hifTlett. one of Morris' comrades.
hifflett is charged with shooting at | CiiVe US a
r>hn Henry Morris. who testified
pa Inst RdRnr Morris at the hearing -7^
ftnrr Magistrate Sullivan anrl with ,/
ring an accessory to the k111intr of
in magistrate ShlfTlett. who has 1
eon in custody here since soon af- J
<r I he magistrate was killed, was
snianded to the county jail without
ond.
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alkup Co. |
Gingham Week
is and Cotton Goods, but to co operj
to make this the Greatest Ging
our business. Now is the time to
red Merrlianrli?p "ETvont at Gnomol
_ * a v VAiV U U k/^V/V/lCil
j Imported fYRESS GOODS
ephyrs |<| M ffljjLL
t made in beautiful i1 \
So yard Ginghams, J/'*.|_T
Yard
best grade Rumpel
and boys' suit and
Splwt I'rnni Pfi/u.J
will. ? I IV.CU
.'Wc and 18c
New Voiles and Lawns
Priced Special for Ginghams Week.
50 pieces or more of Voiles. New patterns,
pret'y colors. Voiles worth up to
50c yard at special price for Ginghams
week 25c and 28c
One Beautiful Lot
Of Fancy VoiRs, beautiful patterns.
Priced special (>0c, 75c, 89c and 98c Yd.
At 15c Yard
One counter of real 25c value Lawn
Voile for Summer Dresses. A big hhe
to select from at - - 15<?
PECIALS
On? case best grade Bleaching this
week 19c Yd.
Yard wide 25c Pajama Cloth. Good value
at X 19c
The Best L. L. Sea Island this week.
Three thousand yards at .. ..15c Yd.
One case of nice Curtain Goods. Real 15c
and 18c values, this week ,...10c Yd.
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ALKUP CO.
!ash for Less."
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V|*OHT Brussels in March. ^
TO OF.KM A NY' The board's action in permit
'4 The war ''"P01''55 to consign foodstuffs to
ouneed that di- many wa8 taken' U was sa,d- at
Isiuffs by Ainer- re(l"est of ,he foort auction of the
n occupied <>er- Prenie economic council,
e permitted un- " ""*
o be Issued l>y i Stores to Close,
tile limit of the The merchants and hanks 1
of foodstuffs signed an agreement to close t
prmitted to ini- places of business tomorrow du
ement entered the exercises of welcome to the
es of the asso turned soldiers and sailors and o
ind Germany at ing of the Victory loan campaign
n Market
ened a first class sanitary Meat Market in
ildinK next to Star Theatre, and have on
m\s a 11111 nne 01 cnoiee meats. We want
>Ks, chickens, butter and eggs, and will pay
for same. Call in and see our market. We
at all tip^s, or will exchange for beef catcall
And we will do the rest.
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