The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 08, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
TUESDAY. Jt'LY 8. 1919.
THE NEWS ABOUT T0\
Rev. Mr. Patterson 111. , is a
Rev. W. 3. Patterson has been con- Mild
fined to his home for the past several by J
days. He is reported as Improved ter ?
today. for \
Statement from Mr. (itbeon.
To the Editor of The News: Ni
As the father of the little boy who kno^
was struck by an automobile ou June of tl
"21. driven by Mr Hamp Barr. I feel mile
In Justice to Mr. Barr I should make tern
the following statement from the of a
Vest information that I can gather was
it was purely an accident for which ace.
I do not hold Mr Barr responsible 1S4J
T F. GIBSON i chili
haw
Crenshaw-Cook.
pres
Guy Crenshaw and Miss Eva Cook
were married Fridav. Magistrate H.
t??r \
M. Culp officiating. Mr. Crenshaw ^ ^
holds a position with the American ,
al st
Express company in this city. , .
, at fl
Displayed Prize Fight Bullet in". aooc
The Lancaster News received tele- P^tl
graphic bulletins Friday afternoon on fun<
the championship tight between Wil- Bev
lard and Dempsey in Toledo and dis- ty c
plaved them on a bulletin board in ^luT
front of the Star theatre. Friday's b>"t*
t paper was not held for the fight on ear'
account of the few who were inter- Shil
ested in it but the bulletins were sub- fort
seribed for as a courtesy to the pa- ch'1
trons of the paper There was a ?ld?
large crowd in front of the theatre to a c
read them and the service appeared,' v't
to be appreciated
Mr. Corjieninst Accept*.
Rev. J S. Corpenlng. of Seneca. tro<
who was railed to the pastorate of
.the First Baptist church of Lancas- mrii
ter. has notified the congregation of _uj,
ni* aiTt-pianrp ann win cntf'r upon jart
his duties the first of August. jn ,
Mi>? Ktla Mae Taylor Dead.
Miss Ftta Mae Taylor, daughter of ,
Mr and Mrs. J M Taylor, of the Flu- I
ford section of the county, died at I
her home Wednesday morning after
an Illness of several weeks with ty* '
phoid fever Her death was a shock
to everyone of the community She inK
was a bright and loving girl, an obedient
daughter, a loving sister, a
helping and endearing friend, a faith- ' ra
ful christian, one whose life would, ^
be worthy of emulation She was 17 ?,pr|
years old. Funeral services were P(j
held at Tabernacle church Thursday jn <
morning, w here a large crowd of sor-1
rowing relatives and fHeads paid a '
last tribute to this noble young lif?^
The services were conducted by Rev.' WPI
J A. Bledsoe, pastor of the Taber-! -N'r"
naele Methodist church, of which the turl
ileceased was a consistent member.
oth
Mr. Cu-kcy Improves.
Coroner W Q. Caskey. w ho was re- '
eently strut k by an automobile on ^a>
Main street. |s able to be up and Is *
improving rapidly. ^
District Junior Meeting.
The district Jr O 1" A M. meet- rof>
ing for the district of Lancaster and j
/ Chester counties will meet with the pos
Midway council on the evening of k9,
' THE LANCASTO
"I era! ?~>>ekA w.th Mrs. Bos-are!
VN AND COUNTY 0 3 Mr "* L * p"'
Mrs Miller of T'.rzah. is
, Land without Memories." by at th* home of Mr- and Mr5
red King; "The Lord We Lore," _
tnnabelle Blackmon. The chap- ur sv v rw wTt r u r
idjourned after the June meeting "fcA> 1 **- Kt 1 h A( t
the summer. COURT FOR KER
X. P. Itohlnxin Dead.
ithaniel P Robinson, one of best Foar Mar^Vr to ^ 1
*n and highly esteemed citizens 1 riminal ^'lon to Oj?
le county, died at his home three This We??k.
s north of the city Saturday a?
oon at six o'clock, after an illne.^ Camden S C July 7 ?T
hout Itiroo n JisVa ** h I ' vr~
" ?,?r;n 0f ^0iir? for Kersha
tn his seventy-first year of his rv f ^ t,Uv j. -<v h
having been born November 20. gend pre9idlna 3o ,ar ab
?. Surviving are the following ?rimIaal tMMm ^ b<?<lQ pl
ir-n. Mrs D M. Walknp. Wax- lfc# docket Four- murder c;
. N. C.J Rev R L. Robinson. ^ ^ ar th|g Ur?J
idont of the Woman's college. JenkiQ9 aQd B^3> Hood for
W**t: W. P. Robinson Lanras- |ftf of a p..erto RicaQ |(
Mrs. N. B Cousar and A. a ? * wm?J
aac: solocan Le** for
inson North Lancaster Fnner- zr0 Geor(?. MiC?0 rharged
?rvices were held at Shlloh church d^alh Q, a aa(J R 3
ive o'clock Sunday aft^-noon On r>s a %h{^ maQ ar(,Q3e<1 Q
?unt of the illness of Rev W s , farm haqd qi?ar k|r|hav
terson. the pastor o? Shiloh. the
county
?ral services were conducted by ^ ca54. of pAtAr Hudson
W W Boyce. pastor of the Uni- ^ w,?h the mur<ler of p,
:hurch. assisted by Rev. H R. Rob<?rt Latu cot coa;
chison. pastor of the Firs' Pre9- rour. ^ j } Wat
'r'an ^urch of Lnacuter In wultom A Boy<1 appolnt#
y life Mr Robinson joined the ^ , u . ...
amine the negro as to h:s sa
oh A. R P. church, and for about por,M tQ ^llcHor Spiznor t
y years was an official of that ^.onl(l adv.;,A vou tha. ,
rch. first as deacon and later as uUy or physlcally flt to a|
>r and during all his life he was . .
" court to p;ead to the :n
onsistent christian. Durine the . ,, ..
against him
i war. in the fall of 1314. he ~ ^
ed four month? In th* Confeder- SHOTS ("I \IM THF I I
army a? a private In Captain Cas's
company. South Carolina state SHERIFF H. R
)ps, made up of 11-year-old boys.
Robinson was on" of th<* coun,y*s Greenville officer Shot ll> -I.
?t progressive farmer-' and was nc||?Die* in Few Mil
re successful He was a man of
ute- on >|>ot.
re energy ar.d was a leadinz spirit
the upbuildine of the community
rhlch he lived Greenv;.le. S C July 7
-> - Rector, sheriff of Greenville
was killed by Jake Gosnel
PERS05AIA door of Briscoe's garag- <
? Court street at 12 : >5 o'clock
?Ir and Mrs E B. Craven and Sheriff Rector was shot :
ir little daughter. Isabel, of Lex- P*ares- once in the head. on<
ton. N. C.. returned to their home shoulder and the third tim
terday after spending: the week- a'l ?r- ?he right side of i
with Mr and Mrs George B. He died before reaching the
ven Mrs. Gosnell was with h
?? band at the time of the shoe
iliss May Took, of the Tabernacle s^e an(j w y Keller who wi
tion has returned from an extend- time jailor and deputy sher
trip to Asherille and other points Rector's administration, and
Western North Carolina. Allison, who had goi
-Irs. G. B Barron and daughter tb* sh*rlff ?n
is Mary Locke Barton, of Union. ter" said to ^ th" c
e the recent guests of Sheriff and s*^ral mechan
.. J P Hunter. They have re- *orklne >n fhe zara** at 1
ned to Union and will Join a tour- but sald the,r Tiew of fhe
party to visit New York city and obacured b? automobiles a
er points in the north. onl>" heard lh- re*>orl of tf
? They said they thought fo
diss Florence Robinson left Mon- were fired
for a visit to Chimney Rock. N. The sheriff fell to the
to spend a week. floor antl was unconscious ai
_ . .. lv breatHing when put into i
disses Guy Skipper and Mary , ,
lance The only weapon in
i\rz i ??n i wn mm i n .?1UU I . . . n . . .
v. ? , . ... ? ? . , after Jafce Gosnell had beer
. N ( ., with Miss B Fairley. ; ... , ,. ? _
. i to jail gn<l sheriff Rector w
L. Poag. Kugene Hough. James placed qn his death cot was
ig. William Kunderburk and Miss handled revolver which a]
elle Milling motored to Charlotte dropped out of the sheriff's 1
iday and were accompanied home as his body was being li
Miss Louise Poag. who has been the ambulance There were
ting her sister. Miss Margaret of injury to Gosnell. it was i
in Poag ' ^
? I Sunday School Convent
dr. and Mrs. Ben Hirsch. of The annual convention 01
irle?ton. are visiting relatives in ter-denominational Sunday 3
toaster. sociation for Laucaste root
diss Bessie Cunningham is visiting b* he,d at Kich HiH church
. J M Yoder at Van Wyck Deaday and Thursday. July
?. 31 All diatrict president!
diss Gladys Jones arrived Sunday intendents of schools and pa
fn Ware Shoals and will spend her requested to see that e\er>
atlon with her mother Mrs. Lida school in the county is r?q
ies. by large delegations. The
" for this convention will be 5
dr and Mrs. \\ L. Steele and . .
later.
Idren motored to Monroe Friday ^
the Fourth of July celebration (
diss Marie Matthews, of Colum- Qualified.
, is the guest of Miss Katherine wafl "Playing fi'r *
attendant in an insane asylu
, "Have you had any expert*
dr. and Mrs. K. M Croxton and dltng Irrational persons?
Idren spent the Fourth of Julv at ask**''
? Some, was his response,
pr ngs. ^ motion-picture director for
disses Klizabeth Henth. of Co- K .. , , .
j t _??A w, An<' he was hired forthwli
una. ami ner ku"oi, ray pun
keley, of Houston, Texas, were
*ts last week of Mrs. Leroy _
, "roof.
t 1 "My dear, I was one of
. ,, , _ , first to leave." said a man. wl
ol. and Mrs I^erov Springs were
" turning from an evening pa
week-end guests of Mrs. J. M. greeted reproachfully bv his
?ll In Concord, N. C. i "Oh. you always say that.'
" torted.
IIbs Nell Marsh, of Charlotte, is "Well. 1 ran prove It this tl
guest of Miss Martha Van Land- how,"* ...aisted the husband.
ham. the hall and sre the goldmou
- - brelln I've brought home."
ifisse* Frances and Rose and ????????
tee and Silas Williams, of Clin,
are spending some time with
Ir father, D. Reece Williams. COLLE
Irs. Howard I hapman and ehll? ^ college of highest ?
n, of Inman, are visiting Mrs., intentionally limited
ipman s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Four-year courses lead
Thomson, on Chesterfield avenue. cal course a special fe
I. F. Boawell, If BurkeTflle, V.j "" c"
Mr. Bo.w.11 and 0hH-; HAItKISON HAMM>l,r
n, who have been spending sev
~. .. < < ' > "*'* '' * "
Tuesday. July 15, at nine o'clock.
Every council Is urged to send del^
agates; no restriction as to number. vjaj
. Also every member of the order is |^#.r
invited to be present. The following
Is the program:
Invocation?Select. ''hi
Welcome address R. V. Faile I ''ar
i ^^fesponse -Select ^
f. ^X^Tnfearlration. ?r*
' . "Public gatherings, a? a factor in
I the life of the ord?' Introduced >
* I by Rev. I* K. niaokm ... followed by froi
) general debate., vac
In your opinion how can the or- Jon
?ler best be preserved and enlarged? ^
Introduced bv .1 S Wilson followed
chi
by general debate
What about the efficiency of the
officers, especially the financial sec- j
retary, as a leader In the life of the bia
order? Introduced by 1'. A. Funderburk,
followed by general debate.
>lr. Htojjner III. chll
W. P Stogner, of Chesterfield ave- Rig
Tiue extension, has been quite Hick
for several days, but his condition is
reported today as showing Improve- I""
ment.
gue
I leeurv flnr
The May meeting of the Mary Anna
Jackaon chapter, Chlklren of the *
^ Confederacy, wait held with Mlaa An-I the
nia ft. Witherapoon After the trana-1
action of the chapter bualneax. the1
w nutuihera had the pleanure of hearing| ^
\ a eulogy from Courtney Corcoran on| 'hf"
the immortal nouthern poet, Henry
Tlmrod. Ife alao read aeveral beau- j
tlful aelertlona from the rlaaalr poet #
The Mary Anna Jackaon chapter met
k in June with Annahelle Blackmon. tj,e,
Healdea the tranaaction of buaineaa,.
the beautiful ritual of the C. of C. j
waa gone through with and the hla- ^re
torlcal part of the meeting was the ?j,?
) reading of poema by "Father Ryan,"
A another of the aouth'a gifted poetn.?
by Mary Ellen Blackmon; "The J
Vword of Robert E, l^eo." by Cather- ban
ae Slatare; "A Land without Ruin; dre
i
?R NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C.
la Pi.--1 Mastery Of the Air. rhnrter No. 78."
Kiur. ' T** progress In the mastery of the
air la movta* so fast as alm-vit to
l3it:a? ncaice It hard to follow every develop.
W L. ment. Just about the t;me that both ?mmw
the Arr.*r\ ~ar ? a i the B-.-.*h were *" "*
matin.; xx empt* to fly aer-S *he At- M ft ?)
g - '.antic ait airplane carrying pumftri A " J
landed on "he r ?>? of a hotel. left its
SHAW paaaengers. and went oc its *47. at Lancaster. ii
'ried At No< Sq ?quaJ
n "t*oQ t you l.ke to ?ec back to n*
rare wner- all men ar? T*
"To V:t .: d- --sr. t always work out
'hat way Summer cottagers are In-' --0 i"" 4" - : ;
he sin- clined to snub the ca?Eper?.~ ' ' *?r irai'a. ;r.*
roun- ? ? bonis iTown
$100 Reward. $100
O it i? The readers of tb s ?xp-r ertn be b - 1-?
aood o-? to >am that there * at least - - ..
fcw n oae dreaded *-V- that ha|
ises are been atle to cure n all s-ares and int .-- h
that ia catarrh. gatarry beta; treat: r ^ i
v *" Influenced br const tuur-\l coed:'ions
the kill- requires conatltu* r.a'yfr-A-.sient. Hall's -r.-- *
n-...,. . Catarrh Medicine s taker, internally and ... .,
' "teres ^ B'.ood/cti the Mucooa Svrz
i. r. - - fa -ea : f - - Py?*^?r {----* i ? r y r < -"iniitlire I nd
the foundar.cn of tt? -hseas--. " " ' " the
*".'h tr.e p*r.ent ?trer.**.ar by buiMmg up the cot>- t.eu. estate *
. - s-.~it:oB ar.d a#? ? -* -ai :r-? a doing its
? work. TheyPr ;r?-nrs have so much
killing faith tn the po wers of Hall's 'ash :n vj ;lt
, Catarrh 3s?d .re they offer O-e .
in "h.S Hundred. T-:'.'.ars for ar.y ^j> that It f 1 .'.a irrto
cure,-' S*nd for list of teat'.mor.tals a..
AddsSw F J CHFVFY & C'"> T -ic
:. chare- Oh:^' Sold by all Drugg-.st. V:- Cheek* iti oth
slicemaa tank . . .
m'u'i ' BUSINESS NOTICES s- :.
dto ex- bare ar.d
r...>. "i_ POR SALE Abont fla. registered KwltinplioD f-.
tat "Wa ? - / / ' nsaa
uuroc pic-. yt' three mon"*
lot men- old w M , Lancaster. Interwt ?*ra?
ppear til s w > R F D jj :-.:t Bills not i
dictrnent
FOR ^AI.E?Ford rar/ 1 ?1 model. Tata
S >d a* ar. ! avara-re.* '. Wii:
1 sell cheap for cas f S^e n:e qui*k
ECTOR J S W
Mills No HI.' 73-2t ( ?lock p
| 1 f 1 Surplus fund
r JULIE WELLS. y?4rs >ld Undivided rP*
ny home ThursdayJuly 8. with-',nlerest and 4
out my -r.*<??. 1'Thi* i* *o warn turtty an
i all person* azaj/^t hirine or har- ' !r'U:i';n* n>"
-Hendrix boring h*r un/^r penalty o' 'rv certified h- x
\r-<? , \v*"j ~'.i' '"ash.ers he
county. -??rs. c.i a v?r..s . -i.
1 in the *
->n West RECENT SALES made T M. Ind,T lual
. Friday.| Hughes. Real Estate Broker: V. Certir. ites of
n three ^ Estridge 1"5 arres. near town 'or mone>
:e In the1 to w R Moore ! J H Wither- Other demand
e in the spoon, residence id ;a*n. to H H. Total of <
he body Horton: Wylie. cinr.ineham an I ject to Re
hospital Jones, house an^.1 lo'Fari* Oil-* Certificates of
er hus- 0th,ir time de^
FOR SALE?-One new six-cylinder Total of tit
tin? ana __ , . ,
a* at one Pulck >ee Be/ once. J. W and .
iff under! Et?D8- 6<i-tf. Other U. S de
Coroner r
le to in- f?? U. S. bond* b,
t.. i .a. I of ndeht<
?nly eye
uregorv Bros
men was I.A>'( A.HTKK, C'. STATK OF* ?0
in<l they'
K>H county oi
te pistol. ^
t show | Automobiles
con , . . Trucks and 5ub
id scarce,
.n.mbu-i Tractors
evidence. ' L -vllT
as be;ne|
the pea-I '
iparently
and
uw"". ; A sudden downpour |
,r? ; makes the tiaest road II LIU
a danger.
__ Before youI can stop to
chain up. craash c ill j I
come. Ru^nfpg into the
sition freshly sprinkled cross- 1 iilr
mce h?n- streets h*lds \he same ^ ' >u
he was dangers. DonA gamble l* ^ *'
with chances against month
1U 8H a ,n? same t
several >OU. N TVl'S
Play safe with a Hart- * '' ,
h? fiiq? m j .4 ... main a
ford policy which covers , ,
,1x1 v sold, ai
every lofcs that can nap- ..
, , V K ot lOlll
pen to or through a <;ar. I . ,
the very ^* '
io, on re- .
r.? ... Lancaster Insurance , "s
Halloas
"" ~ Agency par.
me. any. ,KA B JONES. JR..
ntetj un> I^ncastcr, S. (
\ r . -. p.
(;e of Charleston I* ]
Founded 170>~y
standard, open men and to women. An
enrolment Ingres individual instruction Chas O
to the Harhanotj's degree. The Pre-Mediature.
Unyurpds*ed climate and fine sea
:alog. address
H, President, Charleston, S. C.
VM.
Import of tho C<>odiiioa
First Natioi
i th?? of *??>uth ('ipiliiu. .it
Jane :)<). 1919.
RESOURCES
our.*#. mc'.ud n? red ? an*#
ecured
f posited to i- -ire r ..att-n p
d ;ertii:a:-- ' aleti-iae-- pie
sits par value
;oui# 1-J i. sr"? ? 1-.1 per v
: than V > r :r. is no: inc'.iiia.
te<i
an Federa. R~-i-rv- jtk # * o? k .
a. Reserv- pank * of -re#
Satire#
ned ot~er -.bit btllk a - h u#e
*it'n Federal Re<er - ;ank .
md net an: .in*# due i rm n a t i n
due from bank* an*--# an'. *
l included aboTe
er tanks in tbe same city or ton
item# 1*. 15. IS. IT and IS
k# located out# ie city r to-*
>r.her cu#'n item#
nd with, t' 5 Treasurer and i :e fl
\ bu* n c ?app-->v. r.-.ate?ast
due
LIABILITIES
aid in
iscount totlMted or cre-aitei. ly
i r. >: ea-nei appr x mart . ,
*es outstanding \.
,s outstanding V
ks on own bank OtttitaDdlJfn. .
terns 12. 33. 34 and 35 ./ . . \. .
osits subject to check Y. . . w
deposit due in less ?fian o > ^a
borrowed" i \
deposits
iemand deposits ether than ban
serve, i^ems 3?5. '7. 3S. St* 4') and
deposit ?other than for money b
>OSllS '
ne deposits subject to reserve, it
15
posits. including deposits of 1* S
orrowed. Including Liberty Loan
?dnes- without furnishing -ollate
)l"TH CAROLINA
Lancaster. 33:
'r'>xton. C'a-hi->r of the above-natn
statement is trie to the be-- of 1
E :
>d and < vorr. to before tr.e this S
G F LA
n:
t'HAS I> JONES.
W F LANEV.
IRA R. JONES. Jr
Directors.
FIRST NATHN
I ASTEH SOUTH
erty Loan
at Pai
: FIRST NATIONAL 1LV
y Liberty Loan Bonds of
)ple of Lancaster County
of July, 1910, and place
o the credit of vour neec
DEPARTMENT. All <]
s lull:; as oAe year from A,
ul we will may interest .>u
per centJ per annufii, c<
^ I /
is the fifst oppv/rtunity t
tor Couiity h.^e had to s<
I /
?THE?
irst Nationa
LANCASTER, S.
Jones, President,
M. Croxton, Vice-President ar
Ira B. Jones, Jr.
4
f
\
page Firm
e District No. \
of
nnl Rnnb
tho Close of Business oa
. $177.332.53 1
5i.S'>
a: value i .. 3 >.*> )*> 0*>
i<: ?<! to secure
17.5 0 0.01>
:er.- mpi- :*ed 141.35').0'>
i } yks c*~u
2.2 30.5$
3.3 5#. 0 0
ption . . . . 2.250 00
3.63S 4 5
5.50 7.17
22.712.00
a'. *ank> .... S3.040.11
rui* 'Uipaoles
44 *5 5 S. 4 ?
" as reporting
S.77 6.54
114 2.47 5 11
>n of reporting
. .. 1.023.67
U U S rreas- I
2.5 3 0.01>
?on No:#? and
1.000.03
J 573,6? 2.16
J 5v.003.0i>
. . 2 5.030.03
. $.113 47
advan:e of ad- *
1.300.03
50.000.33
5.7 S3.36
1.095.23
S0.SS4 05
216,160 26
ys (Other than
1.456
75 31
k deposits, sub41.
$217.691.57
orrawed) .. . S6.212.43
. . 90.659 11
ems 42. 43. 44.
. . $116,871 53 *
disbur$jcg offl
12.360.94
and certificates
ral for same . . 25.750.03
$573,672.16
ed bank do solemnly swear
> ar. l belief.
H CROXTOX. Cashier,
th day of July. 1919
TIMRR. Notary Publ. \
' \
IAL BANK
CAROLINA
BONDS
m
,NK of Lancaster
every issue from
at par during the
the proceeds of
Ujit in our SAV^posits
must re
~
il II" I III" 1 MHIIP ill C
i same at the rate
impounded quarhat
t lie people of
11 their Bonds at
1 Bank
C.
id Cashier,
, Assistant Cashier.
1 ;
Miff