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TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT i Money Now Available. desire At its recent meeting at Win- klndl throp college the South Chrolina ties I Federation of Women's clubs de- this inonstrated its keen interest in the on at development of women by inaugur- ing c siting a loan fund of $2,100 to be elosir lent to girls unable to secure edu- usilly rations without aid. This money is ditioi now available Application blanks hour' for girls desiring to apply for loans need may be secured from Miss Mabel long. Montgomery. Marion. chairman; sired Mrs. John Hargrove, Dillon; Mis Bosid \. l\ Idgon, Orangeburg; Mrs. J will Thompson Brown, Hock Hill. This by C'i committee will also gladly furnish other information as to regulations gov- Th vrning loans. nrran 1. First Opon-AIr Service. The Hrst open-air service on ih.> pleasures of the afternoon with b nior zest so characteristic of childhood. Ul" Delicious ices and candy were serv- 01 ed. Master JefT was a charming U host, and was assisted In entertain- aRent ing his friends hy his mother and ujsjln Misses Mary Agnes Funderburk and (jraej Etta Skipper jncs , Miss Williamson Entertains. Miss Alberta Williamson entertained ir. honor of the graduating overs* elass of the Central graded school at J the home of her parents on Tues- ' day evening of last week. Dancing ^jjs and progressive conversation were' the amusements provided for the r evening's pleasure. Near the close Vtl..|tj of the evening the hostess served delicious refreshments, consisting of mjs ice cream and cake t chath 'Chath Missionary Society Meeting. 'dent The Woman's Missionary society ... Miss of the First Haptist church enter-' j)lin ,. tained delightfully at the'home 01 Mrs. W. T Gregory on Thursday ^jrs afternoon complimentary to the la- (.,| fr dies of the church and the Young ghe v Women's auxiliary. Lovely spring sister flowers were effectively used as a de- Wj|j v roratlon. Musical selections 011 thej vlctrola and a reading hy Miss I?eila LeC Gregory were the outstanding fea- David tures of the afternoon and afforded. paniei much pleasure. Iced tea and sand- Jr., o wiches were served. days ] School No. U to Close. The closing exercises of the [.an- afjer caster graded school No. 2 will take, jac|jg< Tila 00 neom rvt 1 *? o ^ 0 A /v*..1/*a1? I P?H\ v |M - Mil jM ii a i i . ? w " ?'iur iv | Thursday evening of this week i n j U?i' Baptist church of the mill vil-L, j,.. lage The public is very cordially (jny t invited and as practically everybody j rjs(.? in the community is interested In <<.ul(j, the school and in the educational |)f,jnK welfare of all the mill children. It Is' (>juSS thought that the seating capacity of the church will he severely taxed. M|s though comfortable seats will be to att found for all who attend. The rea- mence son for holding these exercises In anv place other than the school Mr. building is well understood bv the.chlldn people generally and needs no ex- week-i plana!ion at this time. Moth the sister, lev. Mr. Ibihtiey and the Rev Mr. j tJIbson, pastors of the Baptist; church and the Methodist church. Mattlu re nActtve'e, 'n^e'he?- with thel** here a * ? t . . - ** a S court house green for the year was welco held Sunday night and there was four^ quite a large attendance. Rev. E. R. Mason, the new supply pastor of the Lancaster Methodist church. ^ nreached a very able and logical p0em sermon. The city authorities made jjun<( an effort to stop the passing of au- g tomohiles while the service was In . v or j pro^ross and this made it possibol for ^ the audience to hear the speaker. yj j The services hereafter will begin each Sunday night,at 8:30 o'clock. On account of not having the olec- ^ trie lights up the services Sunday . . . night were held earlier. ' 0 Assaulted the Watchinnn. Orin ('. lllackmon. night watch- f'Tman at the Lancaster Cotton Oil company, was knocked unconscious grade and robbed of his pistol and $2.7f? *2. early Saturday night while on duty *3. at the plant. He recovered con- Sprin scioilsness nbnllt 111 n'olnnlr onrl 14. made his way to the homo of Mrs. *s Saxon nearby and gave the alarm. The assault must have occurred he- q,jJ( fween nine and ten o'clock. Chief noun( Bell thought Illackmon was struck croan on the head with a sandbag. The gatur skin was not broken. Three hours ^ew later other watchmen found some one in the linter room and tired sevvral shots at him, hut he escaped. Sheriff Hunter and Chief Hell ar rested a negro on suspicion Sunday morning but he was later released J() j)p after being closely questioned. ^ we( Master Itnhhins Entertains. At the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. 11. Bobbins, Master Jeff nmjPI Hohblns was host to a number of his uj friends at a most delightful party on Monday afternoon, the event being Ed in honor of his seventh birthday. Mond The enthusiastic young guests wero there a tthe appointed hour, five 3o'clock, and soon the spacious days lawn presented a beautiful piclure as the little folks entered into the THE LANCASTER NE^ j Thacker. Mrs. Thacker and sons, 7AI AAJD fDIJAITY ICoke and Carlisle, will accompany vVUIfl I J Dr and Mrs Raygor to st Matthews where they will make their home. >ns and their congregations, ? ly offered the school author!- Mr" and Mr9 Max "rlttaln mo:he use ot their churches for torcd to Charlotte Friday, occasion. The Baptist church, Miss Ohville Blackmon has re:count of its much greater seat- turned from Limestone college, opacity, was selected. The from which she was graduated in tg program this year is unus- music. short and simple and its ren- ? i -will require less than an Miss Margaret Len Poag spent the s time. Therefore the people' week-end here with her parents, not be afraid of being kept tooj Mrs. J. L. l'oag, en route and it is very earnestly de-| ^roni 4 4o 4 harlotte, where she that all interested w ill attend, j ^as accepted a position, es the regular program there MIm Jeaale Le'e Blackmon. who be a Short educational address ,R tPnch|nB at Augusta. Ca.. was the ol. Leroy Springs and possibly. week_end guest of Mrs. E. M. Crox1 ton. e following program has been I ged: j D. Reece Williams is visiting his Prayer l>y the Rev. T. A. Dab-j brother. Hen Williams, in Los Anpastor of the Haptlst church, -geles, Cal. Salutatory and address of | me by Walter Rilev Harris, of Mis8 Loui8C Wylle has Ronfi to h grade I '*'chmond, where she will be the Song?-"I don't Think So." byjKUC8t of blends for several weeks. Culp's chorus .tirls. | Chaunrey Gregory is visiting KenSuffragette and anti-sufTragette ncth Geer in Greenville. s by Olln Gibson and Myrtle 9r, George Fairy Poovey has acoeptIfummlng bird song by several, r<' a PORltion with the Cole Drug small girls. company, of Tlmmonsvllle and left "Mother." recitation by Mar- Saturday to t;?ko up his duties. 'rivett. of the fourth grade. ! I)aW8on Hollis.'of Columbia, was "Swinging 'Neath the Old AP- n vjsit()r jn L.incasto). for the week. ree." by the second grade. lend "Mother Goose Party." play, ? lildren from all grades. I Mrs. J. H. Mackorell. who has "Little Girls' Troubles." ! been spending the past week in Class poem by Sibyl Mehaf-i Chesterfield as the guest of Mrs. ! Mary Mohan, returned home SunClass song by the fourth day. . ,. . T, . ,, . . . 1 Mr and Mrs. llenry Sowell and Valedictory, Rosa Lee Knight. ... , ... . ! daughters, Misses Cleo and Malvina. Address by Col. Leroy ' ! motored to Charlotte Saturday for ?8- . Song by the school, "School |tll< ^ay' ??- | How's This? Ice Cream Supper. ! offer Qne Hundred Dollars Reward e News is requested to an- for any case of Catarrh that cannot be ,, . . ... . i cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. 'e Inat there will he an ice^ Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken J supper at Banks Williams' by catarrh bUfTerers for the past thlrty... - .. . ... . five years, and has become known as the da> night for the benefit of most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Hope church. Catarrh Medicine pctB thru the Blood on ^ j the Mucous surfaxes. expelling the Pol. . __ son from the Blood and healing the dl?| eased portions. rKlLSONAIit. After you have taken frail's Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a , great Improvement In your general , r, .. . . ) health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Modi's de Ktte Rennett has returned t.|ne at onrf. and get rid of catarrh. Send r home in Ashboro, N. after tor testimonials, free i <..?< ,, , F J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio, 'k s visit to Miss Mary Hough. gold by all Druggists. 76c. is Marie Caske.v lias entered tlie " . . otte sanitarium where she will: ^ go an operation for the remov- BUSINESS NOTICES her tonsils and adenoids. ? 777; , . FOI1 SALE?Several pigs about 8 Gibson, of Charlotte, spent , , , _ , ?? ^ . . . . weeks old. Price $6.00 each, ay in Lancaster on business. , Estridge & Hughes Farm. N*. SwalTord is spending a few ~ at his former home. Gaffney. hH,K ?ne Jersey milk cow. Good, nice cow. J. E. Rutledge. M. Johnson, of Gaffney, a for- . 63-lt. resident of this city, is the! * * Of his sister. Mrs. W .T. Greg- WHY BtY A KEW AtTO?-We have expert painters, trimmers ? and upholsters to fix up your old W. Graeber. formerly county one to make it look like new. We in Lancaster and now living at ca" bul,d a ncw toP ln oa? day' pville, is here today. Mr. or ran Put fP a back curtain w|th ier is moving his housefurnish- Plate lights In a few houra. to his new home. Write us. J. C. Hardin & Co., ' Rock IfUl. S. C. 60-4t. message from Odell Morton that he has landed safely from I'Ol'M)?A way to save you money eas and la now at Norfolk, Va..1 ?>n your clothes, The American ing his discharge. Tailors, over V'.tl wards & Iiorton'a *. store. It's up stairs?BUT?we s Kate McManus, who has! save you tuonoy. BO-tf. teaching in Knoxville, Tenn.,1 eturned home for the summer NOTICK. on. j This association will open a new j series on tho first. Tuesday June > Helen Mackey will go from next. Those desiring stork will nun Kplacopal institute, p|oaae outer their subscriptions w+th am. \ a., where she is a stu- lls as early as possible, to \\ illiamsporf, I'a., to \ isit Lancaster Building and. Loan As-i fury Tindell before returning j 80ciaUon ? 60-4t I DR. W. R. REGISTER I< vas accompanied home by her , Mrs. Thomas Barbey. Jr., who isit her here. Specialist in 'onto Mackey has returned from 1 mr son college. He was accom Lhromc and Nervous d home by John T Mackey,' f Camden, who spent a few j here aa hia guest. I ? i. H R Hire has returned home| of Men and Women. a short visit to her parents at' >nvllle, Ala. | idames \V. B. Cauthen and J. i j wards went to Itock Hill Mon-j Dil^e 4Vtfl' RlinflirA 'I o attend commencement oxer- llltu dflU lYllUlUlC at Winthrop college. Mrs.I en's daughter. Miss Railage, T. . I a member of the graduating Cured n lthout Operation or | . . . . \ ? .... Loss of Tiiric nnd t'nder I s Isabel Heid is in Rock Hill end Winthrop college com-! tncnt imaranlee. | and Mrs. t'has. Manship and ?????? n. ot llait^ville, were the nd guests of Mrs. Munship's i oac -t o air n, , Mrs M. S Wither po..n 1ZU0 1 "L I'M 111 otTCCt j - I .in.l Mis II <\ H.iysor, of St. r* 1 1 q r> ws, are spending a few dayuj V^UllIIIlUlclj O# V^? tin gne ' of Mrs j p ' $ iwMwnw*** i 1 1 ' WS% LANCASTER. S. c. ?lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ = georgette waists | Rodman= In fit a c * 1 ?- uuuiv %J 1 j WE ARE OFFERING DRESS = THIS IS A SPECIAL LATE SEA ABLE T OMAKE AT AN ADVAM EE FIT OF THE SAVING. MATERI EE TA. CREPE I)E CHINE AND COM EE NEWEST AND MOST ATTRACT EE PRICES Sl(?..">( SEE OCR DRESSES BEFORE I ^ =3 thzrii (r$*A = Throughout our department you v EE find us splendidly prepared to meet y< = summer apparel needs. Full assort me EE new and exclusive lines of Silk Und r= We have the exclusive agency for EE wonderful Never Shrink Skirt. It is = best wash skirt on the market and i: = marvelous value. If you buy one of th 55 skirts will always come back and call = another Never Shrink Skirt. It is == guaranteed skirt. Try one of tin =Ef They speak for themselves. S White Wash Skirts in 1*. K., Gabardi ? Stirped Poplin and Poiret Twill, made EE in the latest styles. HE Prices from $2.1."> to $10.00. | RODMAN- WA = LANCASTER, S. C. iuiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ITlyler. ffi Yes, I have just sold to Mr. W. J. Hammond J Why Did ffi First, because he kr ffl koraneo ka rrVr% c rvo nu ic i aoucu ilic [jj cause I had the propert; I REM 9j If you want to j; 1 BE( ? "If it can be DI1 K vill wear. Muslin Underwear, Voile Shirt == rjur ... ~~~? Waists, Georgette Shirt Waists, Ging- == ler- hams Dresses and Wash Skirts. == the Buy a skirt and then a shirt waist. We =E the get in new waists every day or two, al- = * a ways keeping our waist stock up to date. == ese What is neater than a nice shirt waist and EE for skirt for street, olhce or house wear? s= a Voile, Organdy, Crepe de Chine and Geor- EE ;m. gette Waists in all colors and the newest EE modes. =E ne, Prices from 98c to $5.9o. =3 up We carry a full line of ladies' apparel E=E for all occasions. ? "Goodness knows they're good." LKUP COMPANY I "Sells It For Cash For Less" =2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Has "DID" It I a nice six-room house and lot [1 1 for only $3,000, lot 189x198 [l I Sell Him? jl lew I had a bargain. Second, (j opportunity now. Third., he- [l v to offer him. ? [EMBER j jet results phone 107. ffi :ause I 0?F'lyler will do it." 0 I _ j I V page Firm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiw SILK UNDERWEAR M Walkup Co. 1 Wear Department Up-stairs j ES, EXTRA VALUES, at LOW Prices | SON PURCHASE THAT WE HAVE BEEN PAGEOUS PRICE, GIVING YOU THE BENE- |g ALS IN GEORGETTE, FOULARD, TAFFE- . I BINATIONS, MADE UP IN THE VERY ^ I YE STYLES. j== [). $19.95, $22.50, $24.75. || BUYING. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. ?|