The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 20, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY. U NE 20. 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY
IjurMtor *% Show Town. Mary Covington, of Washtng'.c
There were five shows in l.ancas- spent Wednesday with Mr and M
ter Monday night, the Star and Ma- George B. Craven.
eatic picture shows, vaudeville at *
opera house, the "Florida Bl?. /' ? ???? L M ' "?? ? 4
soros." a minstrel, and ? free rnedl- M" ?*;. ?"<"<? ?"?*?? '
_ .?,> u?? >,,v-t.,.e hoonl f?nv*ntlon of bankers a; Tybee
cine show, the latter ha>ing been'
here for a week or utore. Lancaster.
is becoming quite a show town. Mrs Claud N Sapp. of Co'.umb
Repair FV.^rr Chun-h. s^m Wednesday here with her f
Rev Y. T. Shehane. pastor of Kbe- renl*" Mr ?nd " A DaTl*
nezer Baptist church, advises The o. It Bartlett left today for N<
News that Mrs. S. E. Zeigler. of \ atv ixtndon. Conn , to attend a rueeti
Wyek. has collected $2 2.55 for the 0 ffertilizer manufacturers
fund for celling and painting th?
church. About $45 In addition to Keece Williams has re-;-r.
tM. has been subscribed. from -ln extended visit reiativ
in California He was accompan
Ruthling New Church. hnnm k.- ki. v. ? -
Work is going forward rapidly on ' orotn* J _b"n ^ ' "
the new church at Relair. and it will Kcv Samuel Long w.H
- >on he completed Services were Heaver Creek. Rich Hill and Ar.*: >
held in the new building last Sun- next Sunday at the usual hours ;
day. service A full attendance is !
. * 'inested by the paste Mi>s
llluckiiiou to Marry.
Announcement has been made of vrs S T Rla km m \
tie? approaching marriage of Miss telegram. yesterd y niornir.e fro- .1
essle Lee Blackmon. of this city. so". Manly R Blackmon.
and Lieut. 11 R. Howe, of California, that he had arr ! in CharlesThe
marriage will take place at Hop- '"r m overseas ar. l -\p. t- i -o
- hah. Ga.. next Monday. Mi-s H'lack h< >:tto in a few days
n in has been teaching at Hepsibah , ?7
rhe bride-elect is one of Lancaster's ' *7 ^ dams as re- :rr.
very popular young ladies and has ' !:lore onservatory
a host of friends who extend good " ' ' "7 vawton.
wishes. She is the daughter of John Mr. and Mrs j \y Ciskev
L ILackmon. Athens. Ga.. are expected to arr
? ,T " 7, , , today f ir a visit to relatives
1 lockliam-Kutlodge. ^
Miss Rubv Rutledge and Sgt Perry Miss Rennie Culp has re*urn
"Beckham were nmrried at the home front a \ - t to her sister. Mrs Ch.
. f Hansom Rollings. near Heath Funderburk. at HartsviUe.
Springs on June 3. Rev. W. A. Reck- t
ham. of Lake City, an uncle of the ? Mayo Mackey. of Hea
groom, officiating. They will reside 1*7' * ^ **** cuest ^Hss h'.m
at Had in. N. C.. where the grootn>!
holds a position The bride is the r<.v. h. R. Murrhlson and Miss
daughter of Pr. and Mrs. J A. Rut- Kliza Moore. Alberta Willtamsc
ledge and the groom, who recently Mary ApnP:, Funderburk and Lev
returned front overseas duty, a son Murchison are attending the distr
of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Beckham. I i-_ ? -
wu.Min\ju ui me v. nrisiian hndeav
society at York
CarrolkMasill.
A quiet wedding occurred Wed- Mrs. Frank Hunter return
nesday at four o'clock in Kershaw at Thursday from Port Mill where s
the home of Mr and Mrs J. R Ma- has been visiting her mother. M
gill. when they gave their daughter. Augusta t'ulp
1 ?aisv. in marriage to Wesley W. ~~~
? .. . Mrs. h R Mason and children s
r'arroll. of Rock Hill. Re\. Mr. ... . , . .
... rived this week to join Mr. Mas
Greene, pastor of the Presbyterian ,
.. . . tv,. recently was appointed to t
i huri h in Kershaw, officiated The . ,. . .,
.... . , pastorate of the Lancaster Meth
home was tastefully decorated for ... . _.
. . . . d:st church. They are occupvi
he occasion. The bride was becom....
. , the parsonage on Gay street,
ingly gowned in a midnight blue _
coat suit, with modish red toque. Miss Annie Twitty. of Val.ios'
ivrrvinff i mrcncn hftn n?.l r\t r- .,1 ~ -
.- - v,. ,,a ,s tlie jjyest of her -ister M
tarnations ami ferns. Only the im- Elizabeth Crawford.
mediate relatives were present. After
light refreshments were served the Miss Pearl < offee is the euest
tuple left for Rock Hill, and will Miss :viitr> Locke Barron in l*nlcn
go to Reidsville. N C. They will re- MfR ,^tta~Ho0(, aRd sister M|
.urn in about two. weeks to make Z(Mma Johnston of A8hevllle. a,
Kook Hill their home. M;gg Ruth Morarde? root<wd to ,
Mr. Carroll I. In charge of Western lumbia Tuesdav where th,v Ipa
I'nion lines from Marion. N. ( . to ^
t'amden. S C . and is held in hi?h es- ^
teem by the company which he so Misses Kva Hough and Bess M
?bly represents. He has had head- Manus are attending summer schc
quarters in Rock Hill for a year, dur- at Winthrop college.
ing which time he has made a num- ^
?m of warm friends, who will cor- DFRHAM I.ADA IS FOl'ND
>lia!ly welcome his charming bride. 1^ l]Nl)FOI I)FI) \A1) TIF
Recovers Stolen Car.
Says the Monroe Enquirer of yes- I wo Burglar* Enter Mi** Itnjjci
terdny: An automobile was stolen M.onie, CJatr and T e Her Take
on one of the main streets of Mon.
. _i. ?i S..? in Money,
r-e- yesterday about one o clock and
the thief got to Rock Hill. S. C..
before he was arrested. Mr Cleve- Hurham. N' C.. June 19.?T\
land Plyler, of Lancaster county, S. i,0ld burglars entered the home
< .. drove in about noon yesterday in M,?g corrjnna Rejrer- of Railroi
a new Ford car and stopped in front slreot. West Durham, foun.l th<
of H G Nash & Company's store on way to her bed and at the point of
liayne street and went to a restau. revolver, made her submit to heii
rant to Ket his dinner. -While he was KaftKed. blindfolded and tied hai
xone to dinner a thief took the car and foot to fho bpd Tht,y then ra
and Mr. Plvler saw him as he went sarkf>d the bed findln? akey to tl
out north on Main street.- A man |ady*8 trunk under her pillow. Ope
who catne in with Mr. Plyler and who ,nR th? trunk they f()Und wM
was with him when the thief passed lhey confiscated. Thinking th
with the stolen car. called his at- heard some one approachinc t!
tention to the fact that some one was house* the men hurriedly jump
taking hi* car away, but Mr. riyie- fhrnuj?h thf> window. leaving the
was not sure It was his car, as he did viotlrn hHpIeS!,. She was discover,
rot have a license number on it, but by (bp cook shortly after 6 a m T1
did have a llrense-applled-for tag on aIarm wa, K,ven anf1 bloodhoun
It. and he went to where he had left, broU(rht here from Raielgh Th
bis machine and found that it hao tralIed the men to the Union statio
been moved. He reported the matter It prP8umed by officers that tl
to the police and they got husv arid mPn boarded an early morning tra
located the thief In Rock Hill. S <V am, P80apPd There Is no clue
The thief gave his name as Ballard.; the !dcntlty of the two men althou<
He is a white man and has been llv- MlHH KoRPr8 ia of th(. npinion th(
ing here a short time He will he wpro whUe The po|,ce havp ,m
t>rr>ii>>h? hi,r? lhl? aflprnonn for trial, i .
-?-* ? ? nop** en raicniDK inem,
The rar Is now in the hands of its Miss Rogers was asleep and aloi
owner. |n the house when the robbery o
. ZZHH curred. with the exception of
PERSONAI >4 young lady who -|ept on the secor
floor. The other occupant of tl
. house was not awakened by the bo
, John T. flre^j has gone to Nash- burglary. Miss Rogers stated to n
ville, Tenn.. on legal business. fleers that the men made no attem;
Miss Mary Agnes Oatling. of Hirm- to do h*r bod,,y harm- ua,de fro
Ingham. Ala , Is here to visit her PMf,,nK her ,n * ver? uncorafortab
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. o. ; P?*mon Sho fainted immediate
Payseur after the men jumped out of tl
, window, and did not revive until a
Rev. J. It. Craven, president of ter found by the cook She is. hoi
T>avenport college. Lenoir, N. C\. ever, little the worse as a result i
Mrs. Craven and her sister. Miss the thrilling experience.
THE LANCASTER NEWS. LAN
" 13 SONS OF FRENCHMAN
KILLED ON BATTLEFIELD "v-"i 1 "
A propo
position >
Kaihfr and <>ne Daa^tim ' hoc By - ^
rs. (n-rouii' .tn<] Anoctxr I>juiht?r e--_ d. but
Wan Killed By a Shell. *"ort to ar
a4 LARGER
he Paris. June 1*.?Thirrw
r M M >. . , 4 V. "**V f OR -A
[>- .-ti.led on tne he.i of batt.e. th--e
discharged vith ?:ar? injnries. o~ ?
wounded four different times. the 'I"''
'"* father and one daughter summar.'.v ^ *'11 ^
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shot by the German* for g .r: to
Lille to celebrate the centennial an4,
n.verwry of a re.ative. ani another
- ' $
daughter k.lle-i by a German shell a:
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Dunkirk. is the record of tie in;.y
of M. Vanhee. a French farm-r of * "
. 41 i f V 'h*1 ?
*'b Reminihe. near Y?rr?
os Si. Vanhee had If children. 22 \ 1 1
W sons anf 14 daafhtOfS, all of Whom % ,
i#. ?ere lir.n*. * hen the -? ar br k-3 it
Or.-3 kit son* was -alec to Pp-3
at - - s - ' .
Pins X He returned to Fran e to
rh - ; ' \*x*
h2h* r. wa* - ' ur. i- in ea*h " f
or Re a- \
fo r iiff-rent er.iii?T.ts*- Or.-3 -:
the tout I ll both less, another re*
im- i *v?? * - i - - 1 1 '
.. v.iw . auu L.
a ani another ur.'.r-3?r the trepan- " '
er nine operation.
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OPPONENTS OF LEAGUE
PLAN SPEAKING TOUR
. *? n.?t? r- Will limply to Prv"*id?'nt
\\hi*n Ho ?<un'r\
For the l.oaeue. r
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Washinzton. June l " ?rhe leazu* 7 : ? '
ve . . .
. nation? o as supper--i :n the seny
%- >- ~ \' - N! iiv. r^" s* ?.
Nor*'" I'ako*.a Republican r. -^n. I.1
of the -~.zn relat. r- :nni">y. .:r
13. ?
^ ho arcued n a t r--e r.o .r sp-? h ?V:r.? f~r
that the league covenant offered a z--r.?ral b
th just and practicable plan for the - it ?4-"
er preservation of world peace 7 t w.i<
The speech aroused no debate, but e--is.r.u -h
while the senate was at work most eoul i zet
of the day on appropriations there This w a< i
F was much maneuverinz in prepa-a- .-rryinz o
tion for the f.zht expected Friday or ar I when
or ^aiur>:ay to force a sho* down of vv *h
*er.are opinion regarding th-? league ar '--ipp'.
Several plans, to this end were dis- Piar.s '
ed cussed. but tt is understood no decis- di-.gibles
he ion reached doned en*:
rs S-me progress was made, how- ;n----ase *
ever, on plans to co-ord.nate the Craven sai
sp^akina tours of senators who w.'l on heavier
~eply t :> Pres.dent Wilson ?h>>n he *o ho c-^a
91% 1
_ es before the county early next Thu in-.;
tr. nth to appeal for support of the' sTueti n *
' *i Kmc ; > Although th*?e plans have Craver. * 1
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not yet reached a definite stage. . ure p
Senator McCormiek. Republican, of : >t m thi
ra. Illinois, has 1 e*r. given general a..aid be .
r'. < harue >f the ->-ordination scheme * ih:; r.
jfor the present. > ??
Those expected to make public ALC 0( K
" -p.-^ ,e* in r^ply to the President in- HO
< lude Sen.ilor- Corah. cf Idaho;
Johnson, of California; Harding, of \\iat<>r- V
oh-o and Watson, of Indiana, all Plight .
'o- n.'T':bIi- ar.-. an I Reed, of Missou-i.
n, lVmocrat. The opposition leaders
a'-o ar*-1 counting on Senator Gore - i r..
Democrat, of Oklahoma but it is un-; tribute Ttl
r.?_ . ^ -
- i n.- na< g;ven no aenmte a-- k \ i
p>l aurancea. Senator Knox and Chair-1 .* formal j
' 'a"4 I-o Ue. t: e fore.cn relation* two avi. '
committee. ma> make *ome speeches th^ r-*
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It vu criQtfd the pO^'plc of litllU'AS!
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- - . - Chas. D. Jones. Presiden
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: *< i thai by et- I
ie strictest economy we I
along w-.-h J '-5.0^'VO ><). |
for
u" * h- * ?-< : a - y pr>;r'.:n. '
was r-v* * ? > $1% oo . aerial Sight.
e hor.?e it meant radical The aviators were carried on
ire reductions." diers' shoulders from the Ku
r *h.e .s *;,)n of rie railway station to automobiles,
w ) Id ha*?e to be aban- Martttlritfl Kennedy. l?ieute
rely if the senate ii ! not Frown's *'ance. an i her father
he app-^prlation. Captain b his way from Dublin anc
! an experimental w rk "ompanied hini here.
*'ar. - "* w mil have
-i- .. BUSINESS NOTIQES
<>+'>+ + + + + + 4> + + 4- + +
id sold -hat battles >f th * * \ir Pr4h m Ik now 1
bai lv would he. "won T ij ? .
s- ' s per <l4> Gent.e br*
? air and that dirigibles! to r Worth I1S0. For c,
ilmost as valuable as hat-! M]e |j ... H> t, ThdtoMon,
rier N > 7 / *t S-1
WO BROWN j WANTED wTT
NORED IN LONDON E 4
Hie., est ir.jj*k?n yriv>* pa ,1
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, i' ii - K. >"0 u'.i? at "nee J
Juno l'>.? L>nJ ^ pa . I Kvan> >
esday to Capt John Ai
Lieut. A W Brown d-.;rW \\T1> - C . h rse :> >.
,k. n in h i"iir of the' ar. j \it hi Ie. S'O ? *>.
w h i competed Sunday! you Cunjnre Cauthen, Tin
nor.-s'np ans-Arla-' street.
I I I I I I i ifWnTu IMI I l l I I II
JT performs letter because it is brake can tx
i bu:'4 better?because of its pressure of one
many exclusive improvements. Qther dedd
Its hair-trigger motor is the (rnly rant your imn
motor dead gas cannot choke. Our ot 1 13 u'
Moore Multiple Exhaust System Consider its
increases power and conserves fuel. a qimiuy car. j
ten large fac
More than 100 separa/e parts automobile p.
are integral w.th our improved with and com
non-rattle tranie. I h<* emergency ington. Let u:
EVANS & WILSON. Agents. Lancastei
Lexington Motor Company Connerevi
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JASTER. S. C.
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-President and Cashier,
B. Jones, Jr.. Assistant
sol- AT THK CHI*
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' Lancaster and Sh:
nant n<?. w s patten
cs.. .. n sr. o? i
' ac"' pre* htag ii: 30 a.
th I Sundays at La:
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' meeting every Wednt
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; C -:st Kp - pal C"
ut>k 1L Hardinc. pastor?
How's T
We offtr C- H inJre 1
lays for ar.v oa?e Catarrh
^ .. curel hy Hi", s Catarrh
Ha l t Catarr1- Me l'urn
hy catarrh .vutferers for
flve year? aai has ho.-o"
# meat -.able'remedy ;p
Cata-rh Medicine acta th
i r the M : < surfaces. r\
... son tr -ri e E'.rod ar.d
eas- I port! ? $
5-1f After you Save taken
Med no for a short Mm
(treat Improvement in
P h<a:,v- Sturt takirp Htll
- >r,?' cine it - e nr. J ret r.l
for t- st : - a!* free
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So'.d hv all t'-'C.f*.
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? operated by the
finger.
ed advantages vvarr.eduitt
investigation
d six.
moderate price for
ossible only because
tories, devoted to
arts, are affiliated
tribute to the Lexs
demonstrate.
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on. pastor?
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m.. f.rst and
icaster, second
>h: preaching
aster. Prayer
?sday. S;30 p.
ur-h. Rev F.
Freaohinc first
r.ts at S:3,-v
hisr
P?Vjn Reward
that cannot be
r has been taken
the past thirty's
known as the
Catarrh Hall's
ra the Blood on
pelMnir the Poiheaiinc
the dtaH
all's Catarrh
e you will see &
your cer.eral
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