The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 11, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919.
][the news abotrt
In ^laltijiiore Hospital.
Mrs. Andrew Gregory is undergoing
treatment at Johns Hopkins hospital,
Baltimore.
ltev. Hoy lirown Married.
llnr It nv Rrnwn fnrmprlv nl
Heath Springs. was married on June
2 a to Miss Bessie McTeer, of Chest
tor county, in the Hidgeville Baptist
church at Early Branch. Mr. Brown
is now pastor of several churches in
fhestor county.
Ice Cream Supper.
The News is requested to announce
that there will be an Ice
cream summer at the home of W. H.
Rollins Saturday evening, beginning
jit eight o'clock, the proceeds oi
which will go for the benefit of the
Jackson-Ebenezer Baptist church.
The ladies' aid society of the church
-will be in charge.
Mr. Feaster to I^eave.
W. L. Feaster has accepted the
principalship of the Central high
school In Pickens county and will
gi\e up his position with Thomson
and company the first of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Feaster will spend a
month in the mountains of North
Carolina before he takes vp his new
work.
Rev. Kroil Hay to Marry.
Friends here of Rev. Fred Hay,
a\ ho spent some time in Lancaster
last year, supplying the First Presbyterian
church during the absence
if ltev. II. It. Murchison, the pastor,
ill bo interested in the announcement
of his engagement to Miss Mildred
Johnson, of Davidson. N". (' Tiv
wedding will take place in the early
fall.
Staml Examination.
Those who stood the examination
.it the courthouse last week for the
Winthrop scholarship were Misses
Mildred King and Myrtle Hunter, of
Lancaster; Margaret Robinson, of
North Lancaster; Ruby Hammond,
of Heath Springs; and Odell Grlftln,
of Van Wyck. County Superintendent
of Education A. C. Itowell
conducted the examination.
Mr. Hailes Announces.
The first avowed candidate for the
state senute from Lancaster county
to succeed the late Senator Hough
is S. E. Hailes. of Pleasant Valley.
Mr. Hailes announces his candidacy
in this ^ssue of The News. He represented
the county in the house in
1D14-16, and was a candidate last
year, but was defeated. In his announcement.
Mr. Railes does not
state his position on anv of the nub-'
lie guestions now before the people.
'
Mr. Dobbins to Chester
A. H. Robbins, for several years
superintendent of the Lancaster cotton
mills, will move to Chester about
August 1, where he has purchased
an Interest in the Springstein and
lEureka mills. Mr. Robbins will become
general manager of the Chester
mills. M. S. Hull, overseer of
weaving at the Lancaster cotton
mills, will become superintendent of
the Springstein and Eureka. Mr.
Robbins was formerly connected
with the mills at Chester.
A New Departure at the University.
In addition to the many forward
movements set in motion for the
coming sessiop Ike University and
already noted in the newspapers,
pecial significance is to be attached
to the establishment of a department
of hygiene in connection with
the Inter-departmental Social Hygiene
Itoard ut Washington. The
establishment of this new department
meets with the approval of
Superintendent Swearingen. who
first suggested the idea to the president
of the University. After considerable
correspondence and two
\ isits to Washington, President Curreli
succeeded in making satisfactory
arrangements with the authorities at
the capital "\>y which they agree to
furnish the funds necessary to secure
a director of hygiene whose
specific work will be the teaching of
this" subject to students in the school
f education. The aim of the social
, hygiene board Is to instruct prospec4
l..n I U I _ ? 1 1 ?
I ?iir irntiiri n ill I lit? I ill pill t?l III nun'Je?t
of hygiene in order that they
tnay tx? fitted to present it In the
schools. In connection with hygiene,
sanitation and prevention of disease
will also be taught.
Misses Edwards Entertain.
An unusually rharning event of the
week was that on Tuesday mornlnc,
when Misses Henrietta and Kache!
Edwards entertained at the home of
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Edwards,
on Chesterfield avenue , in
honor of Miss Ellen Manship of
Hartsvllle, who Is the house guest of
her cousins. Misses Elizabeth and
Mary Dunnorn Wltherspoon Five
tables were arranged for rook In the
hall and living room, and after a cordial
greeting by the young hc.-stcsnes,
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TOWN AND COUNTY P
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the enthusiastic players were as-'coi
- signed their places, and were soon;
. deeply absorbed in the game. When!
the scores were called for. Miss lle-i
becca Jones, who had proved herself
most pllinlntit i > _ - > .
icrencu u uainiy nana-l
j kerchiof. while to the guest of honor 1 ro1
watt presented a box of correspondence
cards. At the conclusion of the
game delicious ice creatn and cake1" '
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wero served.
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Rally Day Progromnie. ]11 u
A rally of unusual interest will i?
be held by the Sunbeams and Young
, People's Societies of Lancaster I
County at Ilich Hill Baptist church,
. Saturday. July 19.
ser
;! Praise service 10:30 o'clock, j
i Thrilling songs, spicy dialogues and (jjK
recitations will ' be enjoyed during
the morning. I
Dinner will be served on the wa
grounds, followed by out-doorj
i 'vii an- asKt-a to bring ...
j baskets.
The story-hour, beginning at
! 1:30, will bo the most attractive ing
j service ever prepared for the chil- Kr,
dren of our county. Besides the best 11i 1
:
j tor
Keep Fire-Pails Full
\ ! ind
keep your insurance
policy fully paid up
in a strong, reliable
company like the Hart- K<l
ford Fire Insurance
Company. We cfin help
you. j
I chf
The wonderful thing (ia:
about the insurance ser- las
vice of this agency is its yej
scope ? It provides
against losses you never (hl]
think of until they he
come. tai
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Lancaster Insurance ?ii
Agency s?
IRA B. JONES. JR..
Lancaster, S. C.
Perhaps your Be
You so well as
Maybe you wake often durin\
trouble you?or you lie i
You net up only h
II^^UMNhSS problems, indif
doyen causes for insomni;
JL-J think your brd may be to
If a bed makes the slighcst soui
They won't let the body corr
when every nerve and muscle is r
sound sleep.
Many people who have alw;y
sleep sound all night on a Srmmon
King Spring. f
HPHE Simmon* Metal Brd it / I
X nniifletj. It lock* firm at /bod
the corner*. The corner lock* / tqu
are made of pressed steel -have j sap,
much lonper bearing surface*/ It
thaft the average ?fit true andf slee
?nug not a creak, rattle, or fcew no
injuof unsteadiness. % j can
It i* perfectly ripid feel* a ad
moves like one solid piece. pf
And these patented corner Urfk*
have made possible the Thirt- day
piece Brd- the new Simmons fdea 'l
?the spring forming a single/unit ' 01
with the side rails. Rfd
T , *t >
HF. Slumber King Spring ful
really dort what you/ have enai
always wanted a spring to do. C
I Lancaster Depart
1 Exclusive Sc
I SIMMONS
i Built for Si
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THE LANCASTER NEWS.
1110 talent, a visitor >f recognized visiti
llity will recite. I With
A largo delegation is requested ville
>in each church. Parents are also
'dially invited to attend. ^
(Mrs.) P. E. Blackmon,
CoUtttV PreHldont I ,n?t?
? ?1 'shop.
To Raise $75,000,000. , |
Tho members of the apportionment
nmittee of tho Moriah association t,>n(^
3 just returned from the state ut
eting where he learned that the jn|
riah's allotment of tho $7 5,000,U
drive which wiil begin November lunu
and continue one week is. in round:
mbers, $120,000. I It.
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PERSONAM*. Od
spool
Howard Williamson, who has been ,(,IP('
t h?' v
ving in the United States army for
1 past year, has received his final Mi
charge and has returned home. lotte,
S. E. Hailes, of Pleasant Valley,
s a Lancaster visitor yesterday. Mi
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Miss Laura Gilbert Williams is vis- M'n
lg in Itock Hill. n
^ Nortl
Miss Mildred Greene, after spend;
several days with her brother,
ank Greene. and his wife, in Rock!
11, has returned home. j "Ul
- I whtcl
Mrs. \V. S. Patterson was taken to July
> Febbei infirmary. Rock Hill, ves-1
day afternoon for treatment. Mr. 8:
tterson, who has been confined to Park
i home for several days, was on the
eets today. 9.1
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Mrs. J. J. Kaminer, who has been , ?
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Rice.
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At the Solicitations of friends
oughout the county. I hereby an- p.,,-),
mice myself a candidate for the )
ite Senate to fill out the unexpired n-1
in of the late Senator W. C. 4Ugh.
Hic?
If S. E B AIRES. 8:
$25.00 Reward j H.(
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It CAPTl'RE AMI HKTl'RX TO 10
CHAIN ?AX? OF ESCAPED Rice.
COX VICT I 11
12
lames Dunlap, who escaped from ^ ^
tin-gang camp in evening of Tues- ^
f, July 1st. 1919, was sentenced in
t March term of court to serve four f ' '
irs on chain gang for breaking into
nnett-Terry Company's store. He. ,
Iv ice
about five feet, four inches tall; { '
rk, ginger cake color; looks as if _____
didn't have much sense; walks,
ks and works very slowly; slightly EH
t nose. KC t
A reward of twenty-five dollars Q~
II be paid for this convict's return IU
the chain gang camp at Lancaster, P 3
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JOHN P. HUNTER, Jfl
Sheriff. I |
H. H. KEJ3TER, [ '
I'ltiiiiiy KiiKiiHM-r J
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d Doesn't Suit I |j
You T/hinks | t j
Tthe nitbk. Dreams ffj r ]
i}vake fny hours. II J |
qlf rested II L "
'fcstionA?there may be a Pi - J
1 iyj you ever stop to Rf I 1
' Wa/ic? ft i\
k! j disturbes the nerves. |jj Ell
1 >lrtcly relax. It's only ft [ " (
clhxed that you get deep, U [1
been "light sleepers" | f 1
s Metal Bed and Slumber | . J
t yields to the weight of the D [ 3
yl but supports it. It fits B Z 1
a c on the bed. It does not |l L _
lump?or lose its resiliency. |H
imwtes sound, health-giving HI ZQ
pi It is rust-proof. It has |j
loose ends or rough corners? || g
rvjt wear or tear the ticking. H . I
V^RYBODY is being drained I p ]
of strength and energy these H |
s. | Everybody, needs jlftpl D [
let| a bed that in\ites sleep I *? J
i*ll find the Simmons Metal I * "I
i a til Slumber King Spring here n J *
nu^ favorite store in a wonder- J * J
airky of styles in brass, in [j * ?
met) and in "wood finish." 3 [
omd in and see them. n -J
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ment Stores | c j
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; BEDS L J >i
<e,P yjws m
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LANCASTER. S. C.
iik her daughter, Mrs. M. S.
erspoon, has gone to Hendersonto
spend a few, weeks. f|n T^YY^
s. C. H. Skipper, Misses Etta and I Oft F 11m
Skipper and Lucia Murchison
red to . Charlotte Thursday to j \ST1
ss Laura Gilbert Williams is at- ?
ng the Winthrop summer school
>ck Hill. ?*
lin L. Heed has received his final, I I ||% A^*T
arge from the army and lias re- | I slll^TI I
id to his home here. jl
15. Wylie is spending some time
dumbia on business.
ell Horton, Mrs. Emma Wltlier1
and Mrs. Robert Horton mo- 'I'll V PIl'C
to Charlotte Tuesday, where I 11 hi J 1 lvt
spent the day shopping. I will buy liibo
- . , ,,. the people of
ss Margaret Bradford, of Char-' 1 . e t i
is the guest of Miss Mildred lllOlltll <>L Jill
)gs. same to t ht^ <
i i?"7TT t> K, IN<iS
sses Louise and Florence Robin- . .
ire spending the summer vara- 111UU1 US loll.H
in the mountains of westernj So Id. and we
t Carolina. I of foill' pel' (
! tori v.
District < onfereneo
n following is the program of. Tll'lS is tllO
Sumter District conference,' . ,
li will be held at Heath Springs' I j?1 11< ?t-J t I o
9-12: j par.
Wednesday
::<) p. m.?Address, Dr. F. X.
or.
Thursday
f>0 a. m.?Devotions.
15 a. til. Business. n
:00 a. m.- Ad'dress, Dr. J. A. r?
:00 a. m.? Business.
: on in.?Address, Dr. F. X.
Chas. 1). .lones,
00 to 3:00 p. ni.?Recess. '
' . t. M. Cro?
oo p ni.?Business.
30 p. in.?Address, Dr. J. A
p. Address. Dr. F. X.
or. " ?
Friday Parker.
Jo a. m.?Devotions. rfaturdaj
IB a. ni.?Business. 9:oo a. m.?Devotio
:00 a. ni.?Address. Dr. J. A. 9:15 a.m.?Buslnei
10:00 a. in.?Add re
:00 a. m.?Business. I'arke'r.
:00 m.?Address, Dr. F. X. 11:00 a.m.?Busim
er- 12:00 m.?Address
JO to 3:00 p. m.?-Recess. Parker.
00 p. m.?Business. Election Adjournment.
legates.
30 p. m.?Address, Dr. J. A. Coming.
"The Hickory Xuts,"
30 p. m.?-Address, Dr. F. N. show, is coming to La
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Mackey Opt
Saturday,
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"Th? u;*L
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Amusement Company, .loth Division per <
Orchestra, Comprised of Men and of T
"Old Hickon
THIRTIETH DIVISION
HINDENBUR
Heal Soldiers, Heal Performers*, Coinp;
Wounded, lo Vaudeville Acts. ()i
MATINEE
Prices: Lower floor, 71
NIGHT
Reserved Seats, $1.25; General Adn
SEAT SALE THURSDAY AT STj
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cton. Vice-President and Cashier,
Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
| opera house, Saturday, July 19. This
i is the amusement company of the
Thirtieth Division, per General Oris.
?ss Dr F N" dftrs 24 1, General Headquarters.com1
prised of men and two war brides of
the "Old Hickory Division," which,
j, Dr. F. N. broke the Hindenburg line. In the
caste are real soldiers, real perform
ers. a company of 96, three of whom.
have been decorated, and 17 were
great A. K. F. wounded. Thero are 10 vaudeville
ncaster, at the' acts and an orchestra of 16.
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