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TUESDAY. JUNE 24. 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT Lancaster Man Court Keporter. Miles Wood, of Lancaster, has beei appointed by Judge Ernest Moore a stenographer of the Sixth Judicla Circuit, to succeed T. Hasell Thorn as, who lias resigned. Mr. Thomas resignation takes effect July 1. Annual Communion. The annual communion service o ihe Douglas rresbyterlan churcl will be held next Sunday. There wil be both morning and afternoon ser vices and a picnic dinner. The con sregation of the First Tresbyteriai church, Lancaster, will unite witl he Douglas church on this occasion (irnntcd New Trial. The South Carolina supreme cour yesterday granted a new trial t Walter Evans, Ernest Evans am Walter Rinpstaff. of this city. The were convicted at the fall term o court 1!U7 of the murder of Sidne; Bailey and sentenced to serve fiv years in the penitentiary. An ap peal to the higher court was notei and this has Just been acted upon. Arrive from Overseas. Among the South Carolinians ar riving at Charleston aboard th Transport Roanoke which dockei Sunday morning were the followini from Lancaster and nearby counties Charles Abernathv Strait, ltock Hill Lawrence L. Whittaker. Lugoff; Wil liam E. Gaskin. Rock Hill: Baynan B. Wallace. York; Baxter E. Wright Fort Mill: Alex 1). Boykin, Lugoff David Pressley Roberts. Lancaster wuiiam wranam caskev, Lancaster Grover C. Rowers. Kershaw; Johi !.,. Dekay, Jr.. Camden; Walter Or burn. Westville; Guy Hendrix Stur Win. Rock Hill. Mrs. Maasry Improve**. Mrs. B. II Massey. who was se verely injured recently at Catawb; Junction when a freight train crash ed into the automobile in which shi and other members of her family were riding. fatally injuring hei husband. Rurton Massey. and he youngest child, is said to be gradually improving. Mrs. Massey is re -eivinj treatment at the Fennell infirmary in Rock Hill \ttendinu phys'olani at first thought it would be necessary to remove one of Mrs. Massey s "limbs, but it is now believed thai the limb can be saved. Holier for Mis* lours. The following item from th? charlotte Observer will be of inter st to her many friends here. One of the largest and prettiest -lances of the season was that gi\et: by Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln I. Mason, at the Charlotte Country club Friday evening in honor of their niece MisLillian Floyd, daughter of Mrs. C II Floyd, and her guest. Miss Mar> Heath Jones, of Lancaster, S. C. An informal reception preceded lite dance in the living room, when the guests were presented to Miss Floyd's guest. Miss Jones. Mrs. Mason was handsomely gowned in blue georgette heavily beaded and black picture hat. Mrs Floyd was gowned in black satin Miss Floyd, who is one of tho city's prettiest and most attractive young girls, wore a becoming frock of pink taffeta. Miss Jones, who is Miss Floyd's house guest, is a daughter of Mr and Mrs C 1) .Irtnoa tV?> liitfti merly Miss Lena Heath, of this city. She is a strikingly beautiful young girl with brown hair and eyes and exquisite coloring. She wore 1 iulit blue satin with silver luce 'trimmings. Throughout the evening pun< h and cake were served. Dancing commenced at 9 o'clock and continued uutii midnight. One hundred or more guests enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Mason's delightful hospitality. PERSONAL*. Miss Mary Cureton White has returned to hei home in Hock Hill, after a week's visit to her little friends. Misses Henrietta and Kachel Ed wards. - ' Miss Carrie Funderburk. who has been visiting in Hartsville. spent the week-end as the guest of Miss Bonnie Cuip en route to her home at Tabernacle. Miss Louise and James Poag ^pent Friday it: Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. William (Deene Williams, of Mount Holly, N. f., are visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs W. T Williams at the Royal hotel. Bevan Funderburk arrived home Friday from Camp Mllh where h?v has been stationed since his return from overseas. Dr and Mrs. J D. Funderburk f * / THE LAI Before returning M TOWN AND COUNTY | ^ land sons. Bevan and William, motor- ^ alter Beat>. of n ed to McColl Tuesday to visit Mr. "'IV'J'?6",! * s and Mrs. W. B. McLaurin. They.* , I will be accompanied home by their; Miss Zelma Johns - daughter. Mrs. Ruth McLaurin. to her home in Ashe ?' i ,. . ~~ *T. . ? ing some time as tl ( aptain roster Moore has return- , , . , ,, I i * . . . . Ruth McCardell. ed to his home here after an absence , i of over a year in France with the Miss Margaret Le f(Slst division. lotte. spent Sunday 1 111 .fi .... ~ *T~. , . ... rents. Mr and Mrs. j| Miss Ellen Manship. of Hartsville, is the guest of her cousin. Miss Eliz- Mrs. O. B. BartU _ a*-eth Witherspoon. and Mrs. G. C. lleatl ? , _ ,7 T ? , end in Bethune as t II James T. Hough spent Sunday iu , h i ti ii i , Walter Stevens. Q Rock Hill with friends. | ... ,, 7 T .. . . William Holcomt Miss Martha \ anl.andineham is .. the guest of her cousin. Miss Nell a ' 1 't Marsh, of Charlotte. j > e- t ? \t- .. i \7 71 t. I H. H. Kester ha a Mr. and Mrs. J. Reece ! underL* I .?-i u Kurl. . .... jvsiiiu ?utrt iitf spent vi ?M.m ieiurnea .Monday from Winns I * i relatives { boro. where they have been spending! , y a week with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mar- Mrs. J K. Poor e i Nancy, of Columbia. i- n . ~ * " .. , Mr. and Mrs. L. C. David Crockett, of Riverside, spent , the week-end with his cousin. Ed- Miss I-elia (Irecoi ward Sistare. Jr. the guest of Mrs. C ... , ., ,. *., . . . Columbia, returned Miss Railage Cauthen has returned from Rock Hill, where she had her Miss Katherine M e tonsils removed. of MiSS Marie Matt d bia c Miss Dorothy Moore has returned ' ^ : from Columbia, after spending two Chauncev Gregor: ; weeks as the guest of Miss Claire El- Columbia on busine - Hot. j ? W. E. Levey wa Misses Maude and Nannie Hlllj Friday on business. Moore have returned home after | spending some time in Cheraw. Miss Stella Hiltor spent Monday in Mr and Mrs. Hazel Witherspoon friends. a and children motored to Charlotte " Wednesday. Mrs" John Cra^ + will leave Wednesd; Misses Laura Gilbert Williams and w*here they will be t Gilder Wylie returned Sunday from Lucy Speers. Camden where they spent the week- MJgg CiPrtru,,0 p, end with Mrs. Leroy Davidson. * ' . _. \ m some time in Timn Miss Perry Belle Bennet will leave } Sunday foi an extended visit north. Miss Bessif B? .in in Fort Lawn with r e-*?j Miss Onibel Dun 1 <* I few weeks in Asho\ i J S. Wilson r / front Milwaukee. : ^ ^ L%- h'' -/3TW?i Mr-. Nat:.an Mil Hirseh. Mr<. 1 V. J ; Automobile \LT ! it to relatives. ? orry Mrs. H. II ("rail It's bad enough to r f. d r>. who i worry over a cylinder i treatment at a Chat that misses now and i for the past five we then but it is worse to her home Saturday. worry if you come out of 1 a store or theater and E- Y,?uns an<1 find your car missing? Kershaw, were here without insurance. business. Let the Hartford do "win >i?st t the worrying. It is tnat company's business to . The . ' Anna insure automobiles 1 n ' wul mo,_J against Fire. Theft and i"""" Th" collision. "l llvo ?c>?ck_ Hoy Kun l)o\tr V - 1 Lancaster Insurance ! The young ?on n[ ? son was run down b Agency driven by llamp liar IRA B. JONES. JR.. Saturdaj afternoon I hear the depot. Th< Lancaster, S. ( . bruisod and cut but j ly injured. INSURANC When you want Life Insurance, Fir ance, or Sickness and Accident Ins SEE? A. G. ELLISON lie llepreNeiiiN tlio Itenl C'ompj "i r a ? ===== At Y our Servi i We have put on a two.ton trijalk for dray ae are now prepared to do your hgavy hauling, n house furniture or anything to he moved. You can reach us any tirne?Phone 207. ! EVANS & WILS <51 == ? 1 ? 11 ?? ^CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. ???i????????mm iss Bennett will First Cotton Bloom. agara halls, At- -p^e j-lrst cotton bloom received a caeo- The News office is front John Harris th7United States Heath sPrinSs- K K 1 *t w? ek-end in town, rccelved Saturday. June 21. ? i ton has returned BUSINESS NOTICES < ville after spendhe guest of Miss ? m \ntki>?a ou to know < ase Bros Co. Piano tuners are here Phon r, . Central Hotel. 6?-lt. n Poae. of Char here with her pa- HIDEH- will pay ST 1-8 cents fo J^L. 4 oag. hides for next ten days See u ?tt and daughter before you sell Small a: Sea! t spent the week- boro- Midway, phone .'48. he guests of Mrs.' ' party who took small pa^kac oontaininc two pieces silverwar >. of Danville. with an engraved "R" on thei nd guest of John front ltobinson-Cloud's store 5a urday by mistake will p'.ea<e r? s returned from turn. t two weeks with liOST_Bunch of keys, marked 1 K I'pham. Mobile. Ala. Retur e and daughter. to N>w* please. 60-lt 51 TP tho CHIOctu r\f ' Puyseur" EOIt RAI.E?One new six-cvlir.d* Puick. See me at once. J. V rv. who has been Evans. 6 8-t laud N Sapp, of * home Saturday. NOTICE. ."ylie is the guest Notice is hereby given that bids hews, of Colum- Three Thousand ($3,000,001 Dollai of Catawba School District bonds wi be received by the undersigned i ? . ? . the office of the Clerk of Court. Mm ' spenl Frida>' in day. June 30th. 1019. between tl ss- hours of 11 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. Said bonds to be issue s in Columbia jn denominations of Five Hundre Dollars, each bearing interest at th rate of 6 per cent per annum, and t i. of Liberty Hill, mature twenty years from date < Lancaster with 'ssue All bida must be in writini siened hy the party bidding, an submitted in a sealed covering. N bid of less than par value can t ord and children con!,ldered ay fo- Newberry. R. c. CROCKETT, he quests of Miss W. H. DRAFFIN, T. F. CULP, Trustees. aster Is spending June 24th. 1919. lonsville. , ett spent Sunday < ? relatives. n 1 n is spending a % _j-J -m -m -m * ? * ixOdnii eturne.l Sund.iv I > ,m' A T Te , /N t -?wal J / 1 . - v uur 111. of Koi k Mil. ww *11/** on busir,. - - hiere you Will II sch. Mr< II rry noti ns all deyet- ;tn< 1 their ________________________ i-l Hirsrh motor * ... . . tor,l;,v f? V|s- ^ LlSle aild ijllk 1 % Several thousand dozen i. of Lancaster. and ( hildren s ( otton Li ias been under % Silk Hosiery and Socks, lotte sanltorium when hosiery was down. 'I eks. returned to in position to offer to our 1 Ladies' White and Black, 1 , o , JL bigs. A real 20c L. r Mackey, 01 , . X onlv yesterday on % . X Ladies' 25c value Whit? , ? Y iery at 1; imrxiay. One hundred dozen Ladi Jackson ?hapter V Hosiery. A big value vith Miss Anna- m for less at rsday afternoon Ladies' (lause Weight Li Silk Stockings. Real 6St ? A while they last at .... , it> \uto. Big line of Silk Ilosi. Rev. J P. Gib- X at 0 y an automobile V ???? r, of the county, %, on Main street > boy was badly ^ W $ ^BL^CK^ so #! % Reinforced M EV \^?sieP-^x line of staple Buttons. ~ L?... JL us match them up for y e Insur- y i-.i. .-,i Pretty line of Ladies' New iurance, Sets. The ery latest in * Priced 26c, 38c, 1 i ^ assortment of Wind Ties. All the leading col X. Priced .. . .2.h\ ISc, 7 ?c j A loving of X ur\r\n/fAAT t nuuiu/iiyON | LANCASTER, S. C. v -- [^7 i The FIRST NATION^ LANCASTER SOITH : =^=^= Liberty Loan I at Par TIIK FIKST NATIONAL HAN will buy Libortv L<>an Hniiils .a" . tin* ] plr "f l,aneaster < Vanity at niMiith uf July. UUJ, ai <1 plai-f t 7 saint' t<? thf i-redit of v.air n 1NJ1S DKPA IvTM KNT. All <\<-\ main as louu- a> one year fr<'in dat >t>ltl, and we will pav intt-rfst <ui %V . 1 t.t 11?nr per cent per annum, eon f terly. This is the dr>t opportunity tin Laneaster (Vmntv have had to sell >r rs par. 11 1 1 ?THE? i First National d LANCASTER, S. C ;o >c Chas. D. Jones, President, I t. M. Croxton, Vice-President and I Ira B. Jones, Jr., ? an-Walkup DPPAISTM KXT SKMtl] Big Notion Depa nd hundreds of useful item priced in our usual way for hosiery ^ .ratio i<?i ie>s. Ladies' Gordon and Black full made stock- at r>?: i .... vo?uc. rnteu full fashion Silk Stocki 1">C value this week at ... and Ida k Hos- Gordon H 300 Full Fashi Sc and 20c Pair wonder at ies' well made A big shipment 'list rec at 35c. Priced special at ~'",c '>a'r Black Cat Guaranteed I sle Thread and A real $3.00 Hose. Pr ; value. Special l^c A big line of Children's ery in colors dium and fine ribbed stoc 8c and 75c Pair white at 15c. 19c. 25c. Children's Socks f e our line of Children's Plain and Fancy W cks. The greatest line we have ever# showh and the way tpey are selling out . big stock can't last long. Priced! f only . . . 15c. 19' . 25c, 29c and 38c PairA Beautiful Line of Buttous all kinds for summer dresses: also big Call in and let _ . . ou. Laces of All 15c. 25c and up Collar and Cutr about some pretty Collar making. ne*' summer frock, or 18c. 75c and 98c beautiful assortment j U1JJ PmdAH ' ft " mm aim ifiiuuy 1 ',ucu * ' 'u* IW' 1 ors and shapes. 'IS|-;ini1 s'-|v Ribbons Ri Several hundred pieces Ribbon, Hair Ribbon a iClV i" the leading shades, i :?C, 10c, 1 ">c, 2.~?c. :;sc a PpS Big Case Small Pins, Buttons. Threads j&Mjsm bles. Needles, lb ashes. 'gjafW Hooks and Eyes and i S2F items to select from. WALKUP COM "Sells It For Cas A A A A A A A . * A A A A AA A t*t A *** j VVVVVVVV^rVVVVV < PAGE FIVE 5 \l BANK CAROLINA iONDS i\ ? ! i.an?*a<tor very issue l'rom l?ar (lurinu the In* 1 >r<<>t nt in m\iv SAY?"sit< must re0 tli< B<>uds are nine at the rate upouiuled quarit the people of 1 their B?>nds at Bank Cashier, \ssistant Cashier. > /^I Co. f rtment t V is in small less. > > % Cat Silk Hosiery . . 9.")c and $1.18 $ ngs. Wonderful .$1.95 and $2.25 on Silk Hose. A . . ..$2.50 Pair V eived and priced V. . . . . $2.25 Pair > lose. Pure Silk. iced for less ?? $2.50 Pair and Misses me- ?%. vkiny<. black and JS^ ? ></ ana ?.)c 1'air 1 "St i * ein forced ? OsiE^^r Kinds X Lace for your for underwear. t to select , 2.">c, .Tic and up ?? : f ibbons f ?>:' pretty Sash X small Ribbon * M iced lc. 2c, :>c, nd ISc per M ard Notions , Combs, Thim Tapes. Snaps, lumber of other PANY ! h For Less" !?