The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 05, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1919.
tMnews about to
Postpone Picnic. | so
the picnic announced to be given co
At Bethleheq^RVhureh Saturday, August
9, has !wn postponed until Sat- rel
urday, August 16, on account of an- Mi
other picnic on the former date. wi
I Home From Overseas.
a or
Among the recent arrivals from of
f overseas are Fred Adams, Bill John- (h(
son and Lucius Bennett, each receiv- wj
Ing his discharge from Camp Jackson (
a few days ago. ,
dei
Services at Shiloh. on
Rev. W. S. Patterson requests The ,lt
News to state that Dr. R. L. Robinson,
president of the woman's collego, ("1
Due West, will conduct services at
Shiloh Wednesday morning and each wo
morning thereafter during the week. scl
j of
Gasoline Tank Hxplodes. | Rr)
A gasoline tank on a car being re-!
paired at Plyler's garage exploden j cn
yesterday morning, but did no dam-! n ,
age other than destroy the tank All
the gasoline had been taken out and jn
the tank washed with water so that' ,jP]
it could be soldered. Fumes in the ar,
tank, however, caused It to explode <
when a torch was applied. tj,j
Little Bililo Drake Dead.
News was received here yesterday 1 r
of the death of little Billie Drake, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Stoney Drake. ?
which occurred at their home In Atlanta
Sunday night. The little fellow __
was six years old and a bright and
promising boy. His mother before her
marriage was Miss Lillian Gregory,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. at
CJregoroy, of this city.
Mr. CorjMining Preaches.
Rev. J. S. Corpening, the new pas- cl"
tor of the First Baptist church, conducted
the open-air services on ani
courthouse green Sunday night. l?
There was a large crowd present and t'n
Mr. Corpening delivered a forceful
and eloquent sermon. VjR
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Miss Moore Kntertuins. |
Misfl Rli?.n M nnrn cntftrlnlno/l
8ev
charmingly on Saturday evening at
home of her parents. Judge and Mi%. 1
Krnest Moore, on Chesterfield avenue, for
complimentary to her guest. Miss He
Agnes DePass, of Camden. Inspi r-! Co
ing music from the Vlctrola furnished iso
the inspiration for those who cared lie.
to dance, and the spacious rooms afford*^
ample space for the indul- f
gen f this pleasure, while progres- ?
HP ^ "iLviiand other games' r< 11
^'*Wr*r*proyl>^^Bpr those who did not;
r ' care to din_3 ^Refreshing punch,* as I '
served throughout the evening and t
"hear the midnight hour Hdlclous ice fro
cream and cake were served. Miss wh
Moore is a charming and cordial hos- me
teas, her parties always being antici- mo
pated with much pleasure. Her
guests Included Misses Gilder VVylie.
Agnes DePass, Laura G. Williams, re*
Lewis and Lucia Murchison, Pearl
Coffee, Louise NVylie, Helen Mackey, fur
Mary Agnes Funderhurk, Alberta yQ
lirittain. of Palmetto, Ga., Cortes
Whltsett, of Atlanta, and Leconte ;
Mackey; Ned Gregory, Chauncey
Gregory, Henry Moore. Chas. Con- Jf><
n T n- m * - * * ? 'ni
Jicri7? rs.. VIUWMIIU, UOUeri AlllSOll, ill'
Marion Allison, Lelghhton Horton, '
Francis Brittaln and Thomas Funder- ,
burg.
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County Sunday School Convention.
On Thursday and Friday, August" ;yi0
21 and 22, at Rich Hill Baptist has
Church, will be held the annual Inter- Hoii
denominational Sunday School convention
for* Lancaster county. The
good people of this church and hospBable
continunity have invited this v'"
*!&&&*lo meet with them, and it ^r;
w J if desire, as well as the desire * ,
aja i officers of the county associa- (or
that this convention be attended
legates from every white Sunday 1
<SalHI J ln <'olin,v> an<* t,uit everv 'H
n iy school superintendent and Hri
- minister of the county, as far ha>
should lend their pres- bro
JlfcIBB:} mid influence in an attempt to Alt
j this meeting of the county as- ^
ET Sugar 11
M 'v. have juAt received I
BB shiptoout of .? ;
I SUGAR |
flr* tid can now take <^re I ah)
f our customers at I thii
' usual piice. I c
Ferguson Co I
jjalsMr. -V# Save YOUVMaaey" l:
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WN AND COUNTY " '
Mrs
ciation the best ever held in the 1
unty. '"
Doth Mr. R. D. Webb, general sec- ant* w
tary of the state association, and *nr a
ss Cora Holland, state field-worker, *^r"
11 address the convention. Hn(,
i ne convention will open at 10 nerS( c
loock (old time) on the morning daugh
the 21st, and adjourn at 4:30 o|
b afternoon of the 22nd. There RIOT
11 be two sessions euch^lay; and
Ihe local church and Sabbath school
sire it, a night session will be held rj.j,ey
the evening of the 21st, beginning \yiu
X:30 and adjourning at 10 o'clock.
Each day during the convention
iner will be served on the grounds. j .
sides the addresses of the state croWtj,
ukers. a number of local Sunday
lool workers will discuss subjects c
importance connected with the nots
?at work of the Sunday school. The
rh Hill people will be prepared to ^
tertain all delegates who may find (|av|)rr
necessary, by reason of the distance (jor()(j
?m their homes, to spend the night ^
the community. All district presi- [ irnilo i
ins una division superintendents 77 i
the do
i urged to be present.
"Victorv" will be the key-word of .. ., ,
lalled
s convention. inK
John T. Green. 7. ,.
Noti
esldent Lancaster Go. S. S. Associa- , .
and it
"on* m was in
?; strike.
PERSON ALA.
WOMI
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Mr. and Mrs. Gib Greene and chil- Qaff
211, of Rock Hill, spent Sunday here charle
the Royal hotel as the quests of Corint
. and Mrs. W. T. Williams. died \
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 11. Morrah and chil- weeks
sn. of Mt. Carmel, who have been funora
iting Mrs. Morrah's parents, Mr. at
il Mrs. W. C. Thomson, have gone w^,e '
Wrightsville Beach to spend some ^00^'
le. t,me ir
women
Miss Agnes DePass, of Camden, is Mrs. 1
iting Miss Klizu Moore. Miss Susie age. ai
ore Lindsay, of Cheraw, will ar- who is
e today to visit Miss Moore for pital si
eral weeks. of whi
(lev. 11. R. Murchison left Monday
Montreat to spend his vacation. Galv
was accompanied by his children, ^joraa
lln. Misses Lewis and Lucia Murch- j."ranci
n, and Miss Mary Gildersleeve Wy- piood^
eral tr<
Miss Margaret Len Poag, of Char- ^
if. speni sunaay here with her pa- lUB 11,1
its, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I'oag. She mun'ti
s accompanied home by her friend,
<s Lucile Little, of Charlotte. r0, Me:
V. G. Ellison returned Sunday Salt<
m Johns Hopkins. Baltimore, great t
ere he has been under the treat- ??
nt of an eye specialist for the past ,l>' '
nth. Wr
"Yes
Miss Rozella Drlscoi! is visiting on. wh
atives in Charlotte. j
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I). Jones re- a ,onK
ned Sunday from a trip to New *)or
rk the sui
, Three s
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Cobb and guaran
ldren. Miss Hortense, James and
\ motored to Camden Sunday,
ey were accompanied by Miss ^ oa
ura Gilbert Williams. minist*
flcials,
ITork Wilson and "Bobbie" Alex- men ai
ler spent Sunday in Camden. to mee
Mrs. Andrew Gregory returned ur<',l-vnday
from Baltimore, where she' j
i been undergoing treatment for, '
netime at Johns Hopkins. ' 8tan,P
Mr and Mrs. Chas. A. Manship and Count
ldren. Charles and Ellen, of Harts
le, were the week-end guests of]
s. Marion S. Wittyerspoon. j
2ol. and Mrs. Leroy Springs mood
to Port Mill Sunday for the day. I
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diss Cortes Whltsett. of Atlanta,j
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Max,
ttaln. Mr. and Mrs. Hrittain also l|wl
re as their guests the former's
dher and sister, Francis and Miss
>erta Hrittain, of Palmetto, Ga.
dr. and Mrs. W. T. Gregory have
le to Atlanta in response to a me?K,
e announcing the severe illness of
ir Pttle grandson. Hilly Drake, son 1 HOI
Mr. and Mrs. James Stoney Drake.
drs. Chas. Walters, who has been
for the past two weeks, was car1
to Columbia Sunday to receive
lira! treatment at a hospital there.
diss Hurtle Hoswell, of Martsville,
/(siting Miss Perry Helle Bennett,
is Elizabeth Boyd, of Rock Hill, is
3 the guest of Miss Bennett.
dr. and Mrs. M. H. Johnson, of
levllle, are visiting relatives here
i week.
Juay Hood spent Monday at Oreeville.
3. C., on business.
i. Will Johnson, who was recently m~mmm
ased from the army after service
France, is visiting relatives here.
drs. W. D. Gambol and sister. Miss
Hood, of Wildwood. Pla., are vis
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THE LANCASTER NE\*
Jr. and Mrs. J. L. l'oag and othitives
in the county.
. Nathan Ilirsh and daughter, |
ivelyn, left Sunday for Buffalo, i
where they will visit relatives, ,
ill go from there to New York J
short stay with the family of |
Hirsch. i j
k Hill Record?Mrs. C.*T. Con- ]
>i uuiicHsier, is tne guest of her <
ter, Mrs. Hurkie Patrick. J
]
OUS CROWDS FILL
TREETS OF LIVERPOOL "
Are Driven Hack by Troops *
> Charged Willi file Bayonet. 4
Two Cruisers Heady. ^
?rpool, Aug. 4. ? Riotous
j were driven from the streets! "
i city this morning by troops 1
harged the crowd with bayorioters
filled the streets dur-:
e night and it was not untili_
ak that the soldiers were or-|
to charge.
miser and two destroyers have!
nto the Mercy river to protect j
cks.
employes of the tramway lines
to report for work this mornce
of the strike had been given is
not believed the movement
idertaken with the policemen's
!X AltK PAIiliKKAKKRS j
)lt ( HKROKKK CO. WOMAN
ney, S. C., Aug. 4.?Mrs.
K C Phllllna ...K~ li > -
- - ......^a. >t iiu uTvu in cue
h section of Cherokee county,
Vednesday last after a two ,
illness from typhoid fever. The
1 services were held the next
Corinth, and the pallbearers
ill women, members of the
nen circle, and it is the first
i the history of the county that
i have ucted as pallbearers. ~
Milllips was only 30 years of J
id is survived by her husband, ^
at this time in the local hos- 0=
uiTering from the same malady t
ch his wife fell a victim.
If
Manuel Moras Captured.
eston, Texas, Aug. 4.?Manuel
second in command under t
I C=
sco Villa, was captured in a t
!ss fight yesterday with fed- [t
oops, and on condition that his j[
spared has promised to reveal g
ling place of all arms and am- =
on belonging to the Villa or-([r
tion, according to Meade Fier-jt
xlcan consul here. j it
? g
id whale meat is considered a> =
iellcacy by the Japanese. ! =
I Put Up Willi ltats for Vears," (L
ites X. Windsor, Farmer. |
irs ago I bought some rat P?'f^rS
ich nearlykilled our tiu^ w a left =
t so scared us that we suffered ^
time with rats untll^irty neigh-1,?
(l me about KAT-^NAi'. That's fc
re rat killer a safe one." ^
ilzes, 2 5c^W!c. $1.00. Sold and ^
teed b^fiennett-Terry Co. |f
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^Notice.
ill to thX teachers. trustee.*.! fc
>rs, lawyers* doctors, county of- ([
club womeV and all patriotic j[
id women oAf.ancaster county =
t at the cour(| house next Sat- ^
August ! , at\ 10:30 a. ni.. to. ^
plans to belp In the statewide) 1
gn aimed at 'wiping out the (L
of Illiteracy. \
Mrs. R.t R. Riddle,
y Organizer of j|Vdult Schools. | ^
t / W j
isands ?f fire Dangers g
but only! one sure protec- ^
tion iigitihst loss by fire, |
that is| a policy in a jt
strong Reliable company f
like thf Wo<l old "Hart- ==
ford."/we can provide it. I
Your liability can be pro- ^
tecte f bt the reliability I I
of the companies repre- (E
sent^d ip this agency. jj
The business fcdth di- ||
versified \ interests who ; s
do0s noti fully insure a
like the 1 ostrich that ?
hides its head, rests in 0^
false security.
aster Insurance Agency |
lit A H. JON KM, Jit., =j
l-anruslrr, S. C.
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AS, LANCASTER, S. C.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured "
with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly Influenced
by constitutional conditions, and
In order to cure It you must take an
Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Is taken lnternully and %ct? thru
the blood on the mucous Burfac?* of the
system. Hall's Catarrh MedUnne was
prescribed by ono of the best physicians
In this country for years. It Is com
ptjscn or snmp of the best tonics known,
combined with some of tne best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the Ingredients In Halt's Catarrh Medicine
Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
F\ J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo, O.
All Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
' BUSINESS NOTICES
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JEST PRICES for Eggs und country
produce paid by Ferguson Co.
IY.\XTI>?Cow. hf\r>e, mule, sheep
and goat hiSeo mo before
you sell. Capers Cautlion, White
street. |
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MINTING?Wanted, your painting,
ralsomining amK interior decorating.
All first ciWp9 work. Hoth
town and country \ork. Eighteen '
years' experience <>n city work.
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. ..on.- ur write j. is. AlcCall,
Lancaster, S. C. 81-2t
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"KIMIUSOX CO. believe in quirk
sales and short profits. It will pay,
you to see them before you buy. j 1
11DKS \V.\NTKI>?Vfcjll pay Rood'
prices for cow hidfes this wecV^'j
See Connor Bros, before selling.
79-4t!
A
IITOMOHILK FOll SAI.K?Over-J
land Club Roadster, four or five'
passenger car, in good running or-!
der; good tires and extra wheel!
and tire. A bargain. George B j
Craven, News office. |
1 Robins
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Our cons
made it ne<
room to pri
tomers. V
curing the
south of ou
^ haying this
stock this v
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Our serv
iU ~ -4. 1 - -
rj uic Manual
I hope to co
installed in
for business
of the wee!
We wish
preciation t
It will alwa
duct our bu
continuatio
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PAGE FIVE
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
LANCASTER SOI Til CAROLINA
D l
Ljuy 5 etna uins
do you want a genuine
WAR SOUVENIR ?
We are pleased to inform you that we have succeeded
in securing a limited number of GENUINE HANI)
GRENADES from the United States Government, which f
will be delivered to us about August 11th. '*
The Hand Grenades were made to blow up German
trenches, but as these have been converted into Savings 5
Banks, we want the boys and girls of this community t<> '
secure one and let them perform the good purpose of
enabling them to save their pennies and dimes, the same
to be deposited in our bank.
We will loan any boy or girl one of these Hand Grenades
and as soon as you have put enough dimes in it and purchase
one War Savings Stamp, the Grenade becomes your
own property.
This is the easiest opportunity that you will have to
ocv-un; unu oi uic oest souvenirs of the great World War.
^
?THE?
First National Bank
LANCASTER, S. C.
Chas. D. Jones, President,
E. M. Croxton, Vice-President and Cashier,
Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
;on-Cloud Co. |
ITER'S LEADING STORE |
Our New and Larger g
anl
Quarters
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itantly growing business has
"pssarv fnr nc fA conlr !?? /*??
J > Vfk MO WV/ own IUI gci
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operly take care of our cus/e
are very fortunate in selarge
double room one door
r present location. We are
fitted up and moving our jp-J
/eek. jog
ice will not be quite up to
/ \ Be
d fortwo orthreedays. We
mplete moving and be fully g
our new quarters and ready
$ as usual by the latter part
35
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to express our sincere ap- !|j
:o our very loyal customers.
ys be our effort to so con- ?1
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ismess that we may merit a
n of your business.
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