Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUESDAY, JUNE 1 THE NEWS Al >liss Mooro Miil?'ri Miss Maude Moore deli, tertained on last Tuesda; ui iiuuur in i in* canine tirade. Dancing and c were the chief features o noon and the hostess s eious block cream and ca Mrs. Slew man Knti Mrs. John A. Stmvman entertained her Sunday j at a picnic Friday after crowd asseiuhied at the 1 and were taken in cars Spriug, where a deliuhtfn was spent. Those who < occasion wore: Misses Wylie. hew is Murchison, Sherard and guest, Miss ; Charlotte. Jcancttc llu Williams. Laura C Ham*. Martin Lee. O. ('. Hlizabeth Witherspoon Agnes Fuiulerburk. l'ire ai oil Mil The fire department wa Sunday afternoon to a I oil mill. The fire was guisbcd and little damag (lioir Strengthcr It was quite noticeable air services Sunday nigl rhoir had been < strengthened by the ad number of Lancaster girl recently returned from c< singing was unusually i F. H. Harding, pastor of pal church, conducted t jind preached a very forc< There was a large audler 'Cheaper Postage J While the approach o first" is regarded with 11 misgiving hy the steadil ing crew of ruby nosed the coining month v ill b a reduction in postage t welcomed by all who ma The old-fashioned red "cent postage stamp of | will on July 1 come a Iront, and by so doing w] the annual postal reoei tune of some $75,000,0 000,000 per year. Not o ' i?t postage be reduced, cards will travel with or attached to them. To icent stamp on a postal caused many a close fiste to suffer inward pangs, lie that SOtuC pCGplC S'.VC postal cards on account c rate. Now they will hav ;?.unity to catch up with . jprt espoudeuce. Important Suffrage 1 There will be an linpc , ing of the Lancaster E?v /. jf "league on Thursday after M | o'clock in the lted Cross the Rank of Lancaster, ed in woman suffrage a attend. Chili IMiilmnth for > The Friday Afternoon held its closing meeting . ion 1 S -1 "i. on t lie \ Inec] Mrs. T. Y. Williams F noon. Juno IS. The discussion of ru was unusually interest! st nu t ivo. The election of officer for the coming year then < luh's attention After balloting it was ilie follow inn officers v ntously elected: Mrs. liams. president: M Moore, vice-president; Hunter, recording seen R. C. Brown, correspot tary; Mrs. W. C. Thotuso An attractive study co ridedi upon and Mesd: Wylie. L. C. Payseur. F and Hazel Witherspoon net out the Year Books. Dainty refreshments during the delightful which followed. .Attends lteuni< It. E. Wylie at tone lunihia last Friday a ret graduating class of the Military Institute of 18 he was a member. Thi some of our older residi call, was located in CI attended by many Sou tans. The reunion day v reniiniscenses and ended ner in a private dining JefTetson hotel Present nor besides the members "were Governor Cooper alumni of the C. M. I acted as toaatmaster of l T. S. Carter, also of though he now lives 1 burg county, was a met class and the others Wylle and Mr. Carter K. Banders, of Columb Guess, of Denmark, Albe Willlston, and Ilasell BHBBBHKflHMHMHHHHHBBHMMMMaavi 7, 191!). 30UT TOWN AND COUNT tains. j Columbia, all of whom met at Khtfuily en- the 4Utl? uunlversary of their t y afternoon utlon in an unbroken circle tl n Eleventh j the average age of each is arou onversation years. f the after icrved dell- tione to lllack Mountain. The llock Hill Herald of i says: .Miss Elizabeth White ar -Mains. cousin. Miss Elizabeth (Jreei delightfully Lam-aster, left today for a vi ichool class two weeks with relatives at noon. The Mountain, N. ('. loyal Hotel to \dains* Mrs. Doster Entertains. , ? ... \1 1*VS Tnllt Mnutne ?? ?" II UlU'rilOOU ?ua imnn 3 8tijoyed the l,lost delightful rook party on CJildersleve l,PS('a>' afternoon at her hoi Jenie Lee 8trcot 'n ll,)ll<,r of tier Martha Lee. KU"S,? :v,rs" F.nierson McCur iggins. Lou- Florence. Five tables were arr Jilbert Wll- "1'' rP'"?P,'on hall and < Hiackmon, rooin> an<1 spirited games wei and Mary J'till the scores were calle proving Mrs. Latta Hood the i for which she received a han I. deck of rook cards. To the s called out miest was presented a lovely daze at the 0f perfume. The home had be soon extin- tractively decorated for the or e was done, and near the close of the aft' delicious ice cream and cake icd. . served. at the open ^ tit that the Sowell-Ungle. considerably Miss Beulah Lingle, daugh dltion of a Mr and Mra E> h. Lingle. ( s who have cjty, and Lieut. Flnier Sowol illege. The married Friday evening at the ?ood. Hev. p parsonage, itev. W. S. Pat the hpisco- 0n\c|ating. There were only he services fr|Pnda Qf the contracting ] ?ful sermon. present and the couple left ice* diately after the ceremony for j Mills, N. Y. The groom, who if f Julv "the of Mr< and Mr8, Henry Sowe nore or less recent'y discharged front the ly diminish' and has re -enlisted. i 11 dIvi<1Ua 1S. Womnn 'sn.rM^ ring with it Mrs. llerry Wright com mitt that will be 0|c|o Saturday night at her h< ul letters. (he mm vinaee by hanging 1 I faced twrt wa3 a ajster of Robert SI irewar days noar Qreat FallSi and her h gain to some time ago. Ill cut down | m pts to the ?00 or $90.- PERSONAM*. nly will let but postal Misses Maud and Nannb tlv one cent _. Moore are spending some t st r a w ? | phoraw where they are the gu card has ,1 Individual Mrs' negena.d lllckann and it may Mrs. R. C. Rrown is on an < iro off from . . i. .. ?... i.m.. a *- ? - - eu visn iu ucr lumv., '?>-" >>f the postall tyre of Marion. ... 'e an oppor- .* their bacR Mrs. If. H. Kester ant daughter, Dorothy White, are ing the summer with her pari Meeting. Ohio. She was accompanied >rtant meet- i^eS(0r who will spend his V, ual Suffrage there . , > noon at five ?. . rooms over R. K. Wvlie left Saturday ft All interest- York where he will join Mrs. re ur^ed to and spend some time In New and Atlantic City before ret to Lancaster. Mimincr. ? - Rook club Mrs. Laura Drennan and for the ses- daughter. Miss Sadie Dronni ad porch of visiting the former's son and riday after- tor-ln law. Mr. and Mrs. W. K nan. rrent events ^ ]os ~ ^u~r3 an< 11 ^ am ? daughter, Nell I'erkins. moto \sheville this week with her s and plans ... , v , M. D Johnston and Miss Zelma claimed the stou who have been visiting ro found that hero ^ are unani- Mrs. Crawford Wltherspoo T V Wil- children, of Rock Hill, who w? is. Lrnest UU,.S|H 0f Miss Annie Withe Mrs. J I'- for the past week have re ?tary; Mrs. homft ldtng secre n. treasurer. Miss Mary Heath Jones is > urse was do- this week in Rork If ill and lines R. K. lotte. rnest Moore appointed to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Soo I Miss Julia Baxter Scott, of Ch; were served spent Sunday as the guests t soeial hour and Mrs. Leroy Springs. ?? Miss Ellen Manship, of liar l>n> will arrive tomorrow and will led in Co- SUest of her cousins. Misses inion of the beth and Mary Donnoni \ old Carolina sI>oon77, of which ; = Mrs Barker and Hon s school, as , Luney, of Rageland. motored t i,iitm will ro, caster and were the week end i.'.rlotte and , , . of the formers sister, Mrs. th < aro'in- ,, . Hough. ras spent in , with a <11 n- Mrs. Commodore Clnnton an room In the dren, of York, are visiting h at this din- the guests of Mrs. John K. Fai of the class, and several Miss Mildred Cunningham. ? Mr Wyliei ' or of the faculty of Wl the occasion. I raining school, left Monday Lancaster, Hock 11 i 11 to teach in tin n Williams- ,nPr srhool at Wlnthrop collej liber of this besides Mr.! Mr* K K ('lmid' of Rocl were Arthur *pent Saturday horP wlth hf,r . ' jer. Mrs. Ada Hough, da, Jas. B. I rt Oibert, of Misses Charlotte and Rose Thomas, of who have been on an extendi' mmnmmm 11 THE LANCASTER N1 ~j to their aunts, Misses Gertrude am 'Y Cathorino Foster, have returned t their home in t.ake City. this I Mrs. P. B. Morrah and children 'radii and 1*. it., Jr., are guests a , the home of the former's parents hough ? * Mr. :illll Mrs VV f1 I linmann H(1 ?H? " Mrs. J. F. Hoswell, ??f Hurksvilk Va., and tittle daughter, Cass iff, ar , visiting tlie former's parents, Mi ^<IV and Mrs. L. C. I'ayseur. Mrs. Bos well's two older children, John Foi ne, of iii, . est and I.ouise, have none on t ^ Birmingham. Ala., to visit thei v aunt. Mrs. \V. W. Fulghum. Odoll Ilorton returned home Sal ( unlav from Norfolk, where he ha s ? *l been stationed for several week \\ edsince his return from overseas, ne on | . house| Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Harbor an ry, of, Miss Neil Ilorton. o'" Winston-Salon an god' are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. At lining drew (Irogory. ro .1 ?? ,,j lnr John I tiilhert ami Ralph Han vinner spent Sunday in Heat dsome,S,MinRShonor, Mrs. \V. i<. Steele anil chililrr bottle spon( Sunday as the guests of Mr !en at* J. M. Yoder at Oakdale Farm, Vc cast on wyck. irnoon . *.?were James T. Hough spent the-woo. end in Greenville. Dr. J. Roece Funderburk w tor of 'eave Wednesday for Columbia to a )f this ,om' the annual meeting of the Sta I were r>ontal association. On his retui ^ | home he will join Mrs. Fundcrbui terson Winnsboro, who is visiting h a few Parf>n's- Mr* ?nd Mrs. M. B. Martin parties \1itltr?,#l n nil M:irinrin T11 roj itnme- |(,(t yesterday for Charleston wlie ( amp they will spend a part of their vac i a son tlon with relatives. '1, was service Yor* Wilson spent Sunday in Ro< Hill with relatives. Misses Kate and Emmie Ree ad sui-! w,l? have been en gaped in Raver one in n"'nt work at Washington. I). fi lerself 8on,? time, arrived home Sunday Ims of v's't their parents, Mr. and Mi uaband John Reed Miss Dorothy Moore is spendii a few days in Columbia as the guc of Miss Adalre Elliot. ? | Mrs. M. S. Witherspoon will lea :> Hill Wednesday for New York, where s ime in spend a few weeks. ests of Mrs. Howard Chapman and eh dren. of Inman, are the guests jxtend- hor >arPnts> Mr- and *,rs- Waddy Mcln- Thomson. , Walter Taylor left yesterday f 1 little ^avanna^ 10 attend a meeting of t , cotton seed crushers association, spend ents In j,], p. Montgomery has nimby Mr. from overseas and is at Camp Jac u-ation 8on awaiting final discharge. Mrs. Nannie A Craven return ?r New from Lenoir. N. C., last night and W'yfie again at the home of he'r sc Haven George R Craven. She wad aero urning panied hy her granddaughter, lit Miss Katherine Craven grand- Miss Annie Relle Pong. of Ro in. are Hill, is the guest of MUse Sialic ai dangle Juanita Neely DronMrs. J. (' Wlthorspooil and daug tors, Elizabeth Crawford and 11 ?*1< I 1 Ittlo and son. John <\, Jr., of Rock Hi rod to spont tho past wook in Lancast father, with Miss Annio and Dr. M. R. Wit i John- erspoon. l.iti\?s Miss Fannie (Mark has returned her home in t'nion whore sin- w n and spend tho summer months. 1' 'Miss Idaiso Carothers, of Ro rapoon js (he Rliegt of MisM Marv c turned rothors Miss Sudie Nooly has return 'siting home after spending some time Char- Roci{ Hill with relatives. Mrs. Emerson Mefurry, of Flc tt and pnce. is visiting Mrs. Tom Doster. irlotte. if Col. Mr. and Mrs Do Witt Hough. Monroe, were the week-end gitef of the former's sister, Mrs. R. tsvllle. MeManus. be the Eliza- Miss Irene Stewman has return Vither- from Lander college to spend t summer vacation. Frank D. Reece Williams has return o Lan- from a visit to Los Angeles, Cal. 1 guests was accompanied home by his hrol H. C. ei Hen Williams. who will spei some time liere visiting his paren' Mr and Mis. |) A Williams, ai id chil- other relatives. iere as * le. Mrs. W. I.. Steel spent Monday .Hock Hill with Mr. Steele, who i mem- undergoing treatment at the Fenm nthrop infirmary. night fi sumto. Musical Advica. "It's a pity you never took mus k Hill, leasons," said Mr. Hafferty. moth- "Ho's I could sing more?" Inqulri Mr. I>ola*<. "No. A study of music might ha' Foster, Improved your taste so that you si visit **vlnV SWS. LANCASTER. S. C. New Member Scored. Some of the occupants of the oppou sitioti trenches lu the new house of ! commons nitty not be quite eonversunt with wit the niceties of parliamentary ' procedure, but the} are quite capable, * apparently, of holding their own ull >< mo same. i iiUN me inikt nay me Honorable member for Si I vert own, warm- j ing to bis argument, bail just begun, j "I want you gentlemen . . . when o loinl cries o? "order" served as a re\ minder that be was addressing "the i- bouse." Mr. .lack Jones' apology was ._ swift and to tbe point. "I am sorry," j 0 ne sain, "I have nnide u mistake in culling you gentlemen." ? Christina Iti'iiinco Munltnr How's This? is Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that eannot be s cured by Wall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Cat\rr'u Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers f r il.t past thirty* (i five yoars. ar.'Pfcar. becomo known ns the rr. >st reliable retru'dy for Catarrh. Hall's ? l. Catarrh Modit ine\a"t!- tbtu tin- Blood on . the Mucous sarfa'\s, impelling the Polson from the Ill?od\bfiU h< aling the disoased portions. After you ha*. < .fukXp Hall's Catarrh j. Medicine for it s!/irt tirty. you will see a great Improve nrfent in vo .r general b health St-.rt toning Hall's Cetarrh Medicine at once arid get rid of aatarrb. Send for testimonial.- free. F. J. CHF.NKY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio. '11 Sold bjFall Druggists. 71c. in' UNIVERSITY OF south CAHQt lin a entkanck k\ \mi\ \ tkivs k-J Entrance examinations to the University of South Carolina will he held j by the County Superintendent of Ed-, iUjucation at the county courthouse t_ Friday, July 11, I It 10. at 0 a. m. Kn-: I trance examinations will also be held J at the University September 17 and rn 18. 1019. -k i The University offers varied er! courses of study in science, literature, history, law and business. The | expenses are. moderate and many ph opportunities for self-support are offered. A lar?e number of scholarroj ships are available. Military traina-|ing compulsory for freshmen and.! j sophomores. t Reserve Officers' Training Corps. :k For full particulars write to President W. S. CURRKLI*. University of South Carolina. Co-. ,j( jumbia, S. C. ] :;|j Rodma =|| EXCEPTIONl ;!i READ] Ri!i OA the best in lai) he ? F0K THIS STOKE AN1 p j have searched the od ? | style and hich ou.a k j j to say the least o od [ 1 have surpassed ai isie| pay us a visit a m- s it will pay you "cl| Big Line of Styli, h U? 5 I* * i u i r mk X " .-r LE * 9fr<?. g ||| > y; . (I ? ; m <> m t: 'hm hi \ " K ,? .!k id v.A< ' -,V, I NjffW I c C (1^ in i r ] II New Skirts coming in e\ r I Therefore our skirt line is IE ? J clean. Nothing is prettier < its I i service than the never shr c. [ 1 p 1 we sell. Try one and you ed E : anything else. * J Silk Skirts are very popul fd i i I SEE OUR Li ts ,1(1 IC A Ginghams Dress alway | ] good hard all-round wear. I i" [ there is nothing more cc is r I eii r 1 neater. Doth ladies and eh . 1 a full line of Ginghams Dr ffi 1 RODMAN"I LANCASTER, S. C. b ~. -? .? '?r The FIRST NA1 LANCASTER SOI Liberty in; I J at ] Till-: HliST NATION will l> iv Liberty I ,i ;111 | tin* petijtie .|Lancaster < im.iif!i nf .1 ii]y. aid s 111u* 11? t hi' credit of v<? INOS i>KI\\ In\\| KNT. main as I??i1a^ one vear sold, and we will pay int< ?t imir per eent per an terh. This i< tie* fir t opporl Lancaster < ounty liavc I par. ?TI First Nati LANCAS Chas. D. Jones, President, E. M. Croxton, Vice-Pre Ira B. J raaaaaaaaaaaaa tn-Walk 4L VALUES IN fTfi-WFAQ m - m vr~ rr 1/i iks' ready-to-wear has n ) certainly this season 2 country oyer to assem lLITY stands out as chiei f the prices. we relie\ ll previous efforts. n see for yqorself. to know i s retter. sh Skirts Beautifi 'Mi ? 111 [\J/ We have a display at all rery few days. Organdies, Cr kept full and jn Oie newes >r gives better Prices ink skirt that will never like able as well < the good old : .1 ai turn > m- irs very guou. 1NE OF GINGHAl s comes in for in the latest "or house wear * , , ,lr right. We an imfortable or i money than ildren will find esses made up Prices WALKUP ( "Sells II PACE FIVB USHOBKMBHMnMMHMM riONAL BANK I III CAROLINA mBONDS Par A Ii I?AN K <?1 Ijjiin'ristor ! dikIs ?>l" every issue Ironi I ' unit \* ; t par during 1 lu; | I 1 I ir j ?!' M V< 'lis <)| , ur account in <?u!' SAVAi! dep ?v it> must re- I IV'tin da* i' 1 lie Bonds are rest <ui same at the rate iiimi. compounded <piartunit v that the people of lad 1?? sell their Bonds at IE? onal Bank TER, S. C. ; > ^ ++ . . 1 s *. >sident and Cashier, fones, Jr? Assistant Cashier. up Co. 1 {! r OUR | EPARTMENT ? EVER BEEN TOO OOOO ffi ^ : IS NO EXCEPTION. WE Q BLE A STOCK WHERE | 1 F CHARACTERISTICS? I J E THIS SEASON WE ! J ! il Line of Waists ffi ?j wonderful line of Waists on [ jj prices. Materials of Voiles, ' ? epe de Chine and Georgettes r J t styles and pretties colors. [ j 98c to $5.98 [ j \ 3 is light weight and cool for j j summer time. Our selection l! Prices 98c to $9.00 | | VIS DRESSES |j styles here. The prices are L in to tfive vou more for vour l , [J you can tfet anvwhere else. ptS s 98c to $3.98 * 3 Company 1 t For Cash For Less" I j