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WW TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1919. THE NEWS ABOUT TOW Is / New School llullding. ducer ar Plans have been made and accepted going to (or the erection of a $35,000 school from th< building at Heath Springs. Hugh C. the govt White, of Rock Hill, was the archl- tho high tect. working meet, ge Move to Ijancastcr. . . and I as M. A. McQulrt and family, of Heath goinK (() Springs, Route 1, have moved to Lan- l)p wron caster and will make their home here. tho rak( where Mr. McOulrt has secured em- high-cos ployment. Mr. Helms Has Operation. ., Mr. ai C. L. Helms, of Lancaster, Route ^iidi-en 1, successfully underwent an opera- cJty gat) tlon for appendicitis at the Fennell thp fonji ^ Infirmary, Rock Hill, recently, and . . . ?ry. on an rol 11 m O/l h Amo * *** ~ ? ?? "" ??u^u luipruvfu. Gregory To Clean Up (imunds. received All Interested In the Tabernacle 'y* ^Ie 1 cemetery are requested to meet there travcllnj early Friday morning with tools for board ri the purpose of putting the grounds In a,ul l*an proper shape. while on Ijiuicoster Dirt High* ^ Li. N. Montgomery, of this city, has Seth 1 sold to Hir8h Plyler his "Graham" ?' Gils ( place on Giles creek, a tract of 50 n?t ser' acres, purchased by Mr. Montgomery Great several years ago from Picket when he Graham. The consideration was $80 on som( per acre. plants tl open kn Meeting of State Junior Order. camo ei The annual meeting of the State was thn Junior Order United American Me- nicting t ehanlcs is being held in Aiken today, home w] J. S. Wilson, state secretary, left yes- until he terday to be on hand at the opening session. The different Orders of the county will be well represented by J. E. delegates at the meeting. Heath S ? night, A At Bethlehem Saturday. tey, Kei The Children's Day and Sunday parontlv school rally will be held at Bethle- fGW m|r hem Saturday, August 16th, as an- noticed nounced In The News. An elaborate fore aij program has been arranged for the cre occasion. Among the principal speak- times ai ers will be Prof. J. W. Thompson, of children Winthrop college, Rock Hill, and Rev. at Flint B. F. Carson, who will deliver the day. invocation. T Young Man Dies. Miss ] Dewey McManus, son of Mrs. Jane tained McManus. died Friday night la3t at dance 01 his homo in the Dixie section, from Royai_ ( the effects of typhoid fever. Mr. Mc- M00re I Manus was 18 years of ago at the Moore. ' time of his death, and was an indus- attracth > trious young man. The burial was at ideal phi Antioch Saturday, funeral services diversioi being conducted by Rev. T. A. Dab- Refresh! 1,e^' served a / Important Meeting Thursday. G%fil All farmers, business and profes- ^,isspa 1 sional men of Lancaster county are *-l'2abet requested to attend a mass meeting at the courthouse at 12 o'clock Thurs- ,ensp day. July 14th. Mr. A. A. Protzman, "Whitset tlirector of the organization of the anc* South Carolina Cotton association, George Charles will be present for the purpose of organizing Lancaster county. Kvery Mi<l<ile J farmer, banker and business man ' who has the interests of the South ( " at heart should attend this meeting. A,"son. , Hough. Moves to Rock Hill. ^ Will Adams, for the past year in q ( charge of the American Kxpress of ' company's office here, has moved with j ^j(ss his family to Rock Hill, where he will, ? II I (1 <1 v ti take a "run" with the Southern rail- pat.pnts way from that city to Marion, N. C., as expressman. Odell Ilorton, recently returned from overseas, sue- HHHI ceeds Mr. Adams in the office here, J and will be assisted by Miss Izjye I Adams, who has been with the com- JL L pany for sometime. ? . The Dixie Reunion. T,u The reunion of Confederate Vet- I'ROC erans at Dixie Friday was, as usual. " a big success. Major VV. G. A. Dorter MONDA was roaster of ceremonies, and Intro. " AX I > duced as the speaker for the occasion ' " Hon. Harry Hines, of Lancaster, who made an interesting talk. Refresh- fllFSlL rnents were on sale, and the dinner ^ spread on the ground, was a most 7jtkn^ (;| bountiful one. The day was thor- ^ oughly enjoyed by everyone present. ^ The Monroe View. ~~ Monroe Journal: "You can't fill * ... .... _ rox *iy on auup?mai costs iw cenis; a couple of egg* and a little piece of 1mm sells for 75 cents; a small steak cost II; the room 1 stay In at Atlanta cost me $ 1.25, where It only cost 35 cents a few years ago"?Alderman J. ros , Dunham llundy exclaimed In a sud1 den burst of eloquence to a group of friends on the corner Saturday, lie only stopped when Esq. Jerre C. Ijin- Fit I DA! ey hove Into sight. 'A grip of the hand, and he asked of the genial gentlaman from Uuford: "What are you selling yellow-legged chickens at now '/nc'.e Jerre?" "From a dollar to a NaTURI dollar and a quarter," he replied. "1 "Do they cost any more to raise now A Screa than they did ten years ago?" querrled Mr. Dundy. "Not a cent," re- i plied the Dufordite. "That's ftjlWHKKI that's It," yelled the orator to hlsl Admlssl audience, "Uncle Jerre and the Pro-'|B0? THE LANC ~~~ j son. The home was ir r and county tl^za^li:t for the merry party. e getting it all. What am I the guests were Invitee do? I'm not wanting a raise contest on Forestry and 9 railroad; all I want is for busily engaged In conti jrnment to knock a hole In highest mark, which we i-price inflation. Here I am the flnals wore called 1 day and night to make ends by Miss Laura Q. Will ttlng but very little pleasure, celved a pair of hat pi k you gentlemen, what am I punch and elegant re! do?" Alderman Bundy may two courses completed g about the producer getting of the afternoon. Miss ?-olT, but ho is right on the guests included Misses t of living. col, Helen Mackey, ,Eliz * spoon, Martha Van Visit* Old Home. Louise Williams, Laura id Mrs. Edward Gregory and Paullne Mar,0n. Mary k , of Florida, arrived in the burk E?za Moore an(] urday for a short stay with Moore Lindsay ler's mother, Mrs. Alice Greg- ? Chesterfield avenue. Mr. Civil Service Kxai is recovering from injuries The United States civ in u rauroaa accident recent- mission will hold an e> lolds a lucrative position as a clerks and carriers on ? representative of the Sea- 15>1I>, at Lancaster to (I ailway between Jacksonville the postoiilce in this cit ilet, and received his injuries ination is open to all duty as such. requirements. Applicat full information, incl ccldcnt at Great Falls. questions, can be obta: Rogers, son of W. H. Rogers. Secretary> Local civil :ity, received painful, though at the Po8tomce> Lanca ous. Injuries, while at work fr(jm the Seorelary< F, t Falls one day last week. v,ee Dlstrlct> Atlanta. > endeavored to adjust a belt pointment carrles wllh 8 machinery in one of the |720 00 for the flrst y lere. In one hand he had an ^ ife, which, in some way, beitanglod in the belting and PKH80NA1 ist into Mr. Rogers' hand, in i severe gash. He Is now at A. D. Hollis, of Co ith his father for a few days Sunday ln Lancaster. is able to return to work. ?? Miss Mildred Billtn Mr. f reed Dies. friends in Charleston. Creed, a former citizen of ? prings, died suddenly Sunday Miss Horteuse Cobb 1 ugust 3, at his home at Can- Laurens to attend a ho pshaw county. He was ap- , ....... *" , , , , ... Hick Williams, of I in his usual way. but in a . .... ., , . , .. was a Lancaster visitoi tutes after retiring his wife , something unusual and be- Coke Bridges, from 1 could be summoned he died, was in the city Friday ed had been married three id leaves a wife and eight| Cunningham, The remains were buried j was a v's'tor in La^ncas - church the following i MrH_ j. T. Duncan, o I vlsitine her sister. Mrs >anre Friday Evening. Mr and Mrs P# Goi L<aura Gilbert \V illianis enter- gUe3^ motored to Charl at a thoroughly enjoyable 1 Friday evening at the Hotel! W. T. Gregory and s complimentary to Miss Susie-spent yesterday In Col Jndsay, guest of Miss Eliza j ineas. The spacious dining room was , * v , I Miss Louise Porter 'ely arranged and formed an ' ' . , , . ^ , from a visit to Mrs. It ice for dancing which was the . . . , , . , of Chestertield. a provided for the evening. , ing fruit punch daintily Mr. and Mrs. Lero; ddcd much to the pleasure of. Kershaw, spent Sundaj nlng. The guests included with friends. ielen Mackey, Rozella Driscol, h Witherspoon. Eliza Moore. Mr and Mrs" Prank oore Lindsay of Cheraw, Hor-idcn' are the ?ue8ts of 3bb. Alberta Br.ttain. Cortes Joe <-'onnora- ^ t. Mary Agnes Funderburk Mlga Suaie Moore Li lest Moore. Henry Moore. raw spent tho week-e F. Poovey, Elliott Springs, with ro|ativea. Connelly, Charles Floyd. Innoa Tnm 1. T? rt \*io= ? ? ? . a uhuci imii n, a. \ .1 itiion .*iai ^rtici IjCI <ed Gregory. James and Joel down from Charlotte :obert, Marion and Barnwell, turning Sunday. Joe Colbourne and B. C. .. * Miss Bet Taylor retu t [from Baltimore, where < Thonuuison Entertains. spending sometime. if the most delightful affairs' ~ *" Mrs. Alex Ilirsch an ast week was the partv given . ... ,, . . [Charleston, are visitor Margaret Thomasson on Sat- . , . . , i of the Messrs. Hirsch. tternoon at the home of her i ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas- Leo Montgomery i from Columbia, where j wor'< 'or ",e governmt 1 |\ nPUr A TM?i M,8S W,llle Mi,lon- ? IK I H r M I I* h gQOSt the past weel 111 1 llLiiT 1 I1JU Mrs. Wade Draffln, of I \ I)r. R. G. Elliott, ? < oolest Iliare in Town. spent several days in 1HAM WEEK AUG. 1ITII. week with his brother, \ - V. AUGUST \1TH? Mr. and Mrs. J. H VIVIAN MARTIN, in and children, James, I. iNOCENT ADVENTURESS.'* are spending sometime Also Strand Comedy. \ / Mr. and Mrs. Ben U VY, AUGUST 12TH-/- to their home in Chai '11,1,1 AM FARNl'M,' in visit of several weeks 1 rejf's Dramatic Wtot*jr, "THE tives. ONE STAR RAMGKU.** lso latest Pathe jifews. Mr. and Mrs. Fran ^ j and children, of Kai 1SDAY. AUGU8Tr\13TH? [spent the week-end in STANCE TALW.^IKiK, In I relatives. "A LADY'S ^A^E." Also a (iood ComMy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hi f \ daughter, of Rethune DAY, AUGUST 14fH? Mrs. Hough's parents, HY MILE>4 M1NTKH, In John Reed. 4EMAKY CLIMlW THE HEIGHTS." Mrs. Mack Robinsor Also I^oyd Comedy. a spending a few da; of her parents, Mr. an f, AUGUST 15TH?. In York county. PEG0Y 11VLAND, in ?? 'OWARDICE COURT.!' M'88 Annie K* Wl AUo Good Comedy. yesterday for Rock II w"l J?'n a party of frli DAY, AUGUST 16TII?. at Montreat. N. C. 'HE GREAT GAMBLE." ... * Miss Mabel Plyler, a tnlliK Tuo Heel Comedy and nayy ,)as returnft(, to latest Pathe News. after y|gU fQ her pft 5 THE CROWDS GO. MrH H' W Plyler'< on IP and 1A Cents Every Day port Mu, correspor State: The ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. tost attractive Ph. D., has returned from a month's >rs used as a| visit among relatives and friends in lovely setting i Barnwell and Orangeburg counties After arriving I and where, during his absence, he 1 to Join in a'conducted 4 4 religious services. soon all were i T . _ , , .. _ J- M- Ferguson, of Raeford, N. C.f esting for the . ... . , . . , came down Monday on a visit to his is found when ... ,, , . , , , , brothers, Green and Gige Ferguson, 'or to be held , ,, ... of North Lancaster, lams, who re- ? ns. Delicious Mrs. John P. Hunter has been freshments in'spending several days in Chester, the pleasures! where she was called on account of i Thomasson's the death of her aunt. Rozella Dris abeth Wither- Amos Flynn, of Great Falls, came Landingham. over Satur<l?y on a visit to his pa-1 i G Williams ronts- Mr. aml Mrs. J. Davis Flynn,1 Vgnes Funder- of tho New Cut "ectlon. I guest. Susie Mr and Mrg w L Steele and children left Tuesday for a two weeks', initiation tr'p to Chimney Rock. They will make, il service com- the trlp b>' automobile. lamination fo> j)r and Mrs. j iteece Funderburk September 13, are Spentunjr several days at Strother.i II vacancies in a8 (he Kuests Qf tj,o hitter's parents,! y. The exam-j und Mrs. M. B. Martin. 1 ? ihj meet ine; ? j Ion blanks and Dr. M. It. NVitherspoon has re-, uding sample turned from Rock IIlll, where he Ined from the spent several days as the guest of Mr. Service Hoard and Mrs. James Witherspoon. IftlT n if <? ?r *** Sru,,h- ^r-> a,u* sister, Miss I. * " Klizabeth. of Tirzah, York county, Ga. The ap- _ were visitors at the home of J. W. it a salary ot . , .. , . , , Craig, of North Lancaster, last week, ear. ? | Mrs. \V. H. Draflin and children. ^ Leslie and Jessie Lynn, have returned (to their home at Riversido after a visit to relatives at Rodman, Checi . lumbla, spent county. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cannon left gs is visiting yesterday for Newberry, their former home, where Mr. Cannon will spend ~ ? , , his vacation and Mrs. Cannon will eft Sunday for , , , , visit relatives, use party. m Charley Cook, of Cheraw, spent a leath Springs, , .... ? . , day or two the past week with his pa Saturday. rents here, Mr. and Mrs. John A. iJeath Springs, Cook. He was accompanied by his 011 business. friend, Claude Huey. < of Rock Hill, Mrs. M. Barron and children, of ter Saturday. Chicago, are guests of relatives in ( j Lancaster. Mrs. Barron is a sister to I if I'ageland, is th(? Me8sra mrsch and Mrs. Minnie : B. C. Hough, jjeyers, of this city. don Cobb and Walter wheeler came up from 1 otte Sunday. Hagood the latter part of the week ion, Chauncey, jan<' sPPnt a ('a>' with Mrs. Wheeler limhio k.toj and little dmi?"ht?r urhn o > WHO" """ of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Scarborough, on Chesterfield avenue. Mr. and Mrs.' has returned Scarborough also have with them' . L. McManus, n<.v. and Mrs. Wilder and children! from ftagood. y (roxton, ot Misses Juanita and Louise Wylle, . in Lancaster accompan|e(j by Miss Flo Summers, ot Johnston City. Tenn., who has been j Zetnp, of Cam- spending the past month here as their. Mr. and Mrs. RuesL have gone to the mountains of Western North Carolina, j ndsay. of Che-j pretty MARRIAGE IN nd in the ci?> LANCASTER THURSDAY i Poag came >1 |ss lunnitn Sowell Becomes the i Saturday, re- Bride of Mr. L. M. Willis of Denmark. irned Saturday! she has been j A wedding of much interest was I that of Miss Juanita Sowell. daughter ~ 'of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walter id children, of ? , ? , . Knight, of Lancaster, lo Mr. Lucius s at the home ? . , Matthews \\ iilis. of Denmark, S. C., ' which was solemnized Thursday afhas returned tcrnoon at 5:30 o'clock at the As?ohe has been at'date Reformed Presbyterian church, ?nt. I the Rev. W. S. Patterson officiating. ! The church was beautifully decof Rodman. , ratud in smilax and ferns and masses k of her sister. of goldon glow ..j Love You Truly." ti\erside. and "Because" were sung by Miss of Greenville McManus. accompanied on the the city last1 plano by M'ss Ruth McDow. At the J C Elliott sound of the wedding march from Lohengrin the pages. Masters Charles . Witherspoon Neely Robinson and Martin Cunning.ucy and Hazel ham. nephew of the bride, dressed in In Charleston, little Lord Fauntleroy suits, opened ! the gates for the bridal party. Next irsch returned came the ushers, Messrs. Joe Coulrleston after aj bourne aud Chauncev Grornrv ?? here with rela- Lancaster. Following these entered the bridesmaids and groomsmen in the following order: Miss Lucile Turk Settlemeyer ner Qf 0affney and Mr John n Whtte lfinnltn V C w ' ' of Greenwood, nephew of the groom; [>ancaster with ^iss pi0BHie Williams of Kasley and Mr. G. H. Kennedy of Wllllston; Miss JUgh and little ?bera Wa,ker of Eaf,ley and Mr- wtn" . ... Chester Smith of Williston; Miss Mary i, are visiting n I f ~ C T a ** Mr and Mrs winrasier ana air. nain: mond Orum of Denmark. The bridesmaids wore charming dresses of yel1 and children l?w and white organdie with hats to rs at the home match and carried bride's roses, Pred Mrs. Plaxco. ceding the bride came the dainty little ! ring hearer, Martha Willis, niece or - the groom, carrying the ring in the therspoon left heart of a rose. Then came the bride, ill. whore she lovely in her traveling suit of blue snds for a stay, tricotlne embt^iidered in gold and sil| ver, with accessories to match, on the yoeman In the1 arm of hef 9,s,er' Miss Elizabeth SowNorfolk Va 1 wear'n* a turquoise blue georrents, Mr. and (,ress nn'1 carrying pink roses. They were met at the altar by the groom, attended by his best man. Dr. idence of The Robert Willis, of Denmark. W. H. Dyches, Immediately after the ceremony the The FIRST NAT LANCASTER SOI Boysan do you want WAR SOI We are pleased to inform y in securing a limited numb GRENADES from the United will be delivered to us about P The Hand GrenadesNwere ] trenches, but as these have b Banks, we want the boys und secure one and let them per enabling them to save their p to be deposited in our bank. We will loan any boy or girl and as soon as you have put t chase one War Savings Stamp own property. This is the easiest opportu secure one of the best souveni ~ ?TH r?_ XT . rirst in a tic LANCAST Chas. D. Jones, President, E. M. Croxton, Vice-Pres Ira B. Jo ;ouple left in their ear for the moun- ( tains of North Carolina. Mrs. Willis is a graduate of Winthrop college and taught the past year at Denmark. She will be greatly " missed by a host of friends in her ' home town with whom she was very popular. Mr. Willis is a prominent business man of Denmark. The out-of-town guests were: Mr. M. G. Willis^, father of the groom. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Willis. Miss Wroton of Denmark. Mrs. John G. White of Greenwood. Miss Addie Cardarelli, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynn of Columbia, Miss Katherine Klein of Bamberg. An elegant supper was served ths bridal party and out-of-town guests at the home of the bride's parents. ] tiuite a number of handsome and costly presents were displayed, showing the esteem in which the couple were held. A dramatist is a man to whom there are no happy marriages. BUSINESS NOTICES TRY .\ SACK of Henry Clay Flour, at Terry's: ~~ 83-lt IA )ST?Signet ring with letter "C" on it. at Shiloh church Sunday. Re-1 turn to Clyde Stature, Riverside, R 1, or Lancaster News. \VK ARK KXCMSIYK AUKNTS fot Henry Clay Flour. You can't buy it anywhere else in Lancaster. You can get it at Terry's. S:t-11 W.WTKIl?1M incipalship of graded or ungraded country school, by teacher \s Uh first grade certificate Ij Dealing 1 !! You'r. I You save time, trouble and J I known. I If your grocer knows you e | J ran serve you as you can't be se 1 Just "a purchaser." 1 Most women today are enga I j? spend their timo in the picayun ? every time they need some grocer ] their day's work by personally ca ] Our service to you is mor< I ] standing back of them! You tal [ mend the groceries we sell becau I _ In baking powder, we reeom f 1 tried it ourselves and know just Z71 favorite of chefs and cooking e: ?of the leading hotels and clubs, 1 because of its purity, efficiency an [ ^ It is 4 0c per pound and w< | J Hook consists of 2 00 tested recipr 1 edited by Marion Harris Neil. O I i to get a copy for 30c. I H. TERR'V PAGE FIVE 10NAL BANK I , ITH CAKOL1NA id Girls ' n lyanuiriA w ^vtlUlllV JVENIR ? ou that we have succeeded er of GENUINE HAND States Government, which August 11th. made to blow up German een converted into Savings girls of this community to form the good purpose of ennies and dimes, the same one of these Hand Grenades rnough dimes in it and pur, the Grenade becomes your inity that you will have to rs of the great World War. E? >nal Bank ER, S. C. ident and Cashier, nes, Jr., Assistant Cashier. and two years' successful teaching. Can give best references. Address "Teacher," care The News. Lancaster 8. C. 83-2t X)ST?In Lancaster Saturday, watch fob with "10 Sec. Lancaster County Field Day, 100 yard dash, 1014" engraved on one side, also initials A. E. F. Return to News office and get liberal reward. 83-lt MTOMOBILE FOR SALE?Overland Club Roadster, four cr five passenger car, in good running order; good tires and extra wheel and tire. A bargain. George B. Craven, News office. PAINTING?If you are going to paint your home at nil this fall phone or write J. S. McCall, that's all. The house- painter. Phone 296, Lancaster, S. C. J. S. McCall. 83-2t I There is not a single commonplace in the make-up of the Lexington It's mechanical construction represents truly remarkable simplicity. iVhere |j e Known j| money by dealing where you're J ' i! tnd your likes and dislikes, he QS irveu uy iqo Biorc wnere you're ^ | Bed in too constructive work to J j e little details of "shopping" ( * ies; too Intelligent to break into | J irrying home their groceries. ^ i than "sellinR groceries"?It's ] ke no chances. We can recom- I 5 ise we know all about thaw. f 3 miend RYZON because we have | what it will do. RYZON Is the * 1 Kperts throughout the country; 1 lospitals and public institutions, | " d economy. * r J >rth more?the RYZON Baking [ 1 >s selected from over 10,000 atid I ] riginal price $1.00?ask us how I . [i r, The Grocer j j rirainiiiiiUitiiiraiEfajiunri^