The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 29, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN ANl
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Wed Next Month. biscuit, parties
Mrs. John Stwman entertained a audience threwnuniber
of friends on Tuesday of last which hit the w
which when the announcement was stand. Uev. Cha
made of the approaching marriage of continue his tall
Miss Olivet Blackmon, daughter of The arrival ?
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Blackmon, of from ltock Hill '
this city and Grady Cash, of Gaffney. the first speak
The wedding will take place Septem- w?? ? vt- it*.
her 10. the American I
.? o > . *?. .. and who has b<
Heath Springs School Opens Monday.
__, ?..01 . ... some time. Se'
The Heath Springs school will
open on Monday, Sept. 1st. The faoul- ?n ? * r"
tv will be as follows: Prof. L. 1). orow '
" ? .. ... , After Sheriff
Hamer, Bennettsville, principal; ,
_ , ,,, al policemen c
Miss Pearl Broadway. Paxville, as- .
.... . , , . house the crowd
sistant in high school department;
. . , .. . A. The organiza
Miss Alma VanLandingham, Heath .
?A. . _A. . .. textile workers
Springs. 6th and 7th grades; Mrs. .
Arista Cauthen of Heath Springs and US ' S
committeemen.
Miss Jennie Shuler. intermediate;
Miss Janle Cooper of Hodges, pri- The Pov
inarv. The relatives i
. * Powell are inv
Picnic and Coininimilv Meeting. .
M home, in I he ei
The farm and home demonstration , .
county on Satin
agents will hold a community meet- ),is
ing at Midway school building on in?ile(, Varr>
Prlday. Sept. 5. The program will spoakpr8 have ,)(
< onsist of speaking, community sing
,I1K. games. tinu demonstration work. Peoples II
Thit* meeting marks the closing of The Kershaw
the summer session of Midway school ing of the stocl
and the patrons are urged to he pres- pie's Hank was
ont. The public is also invited to at- ing at which a
tend. Everybody bring a basket or Hank's otlicers
dinner for the picnic, and be there of the stockholi
i the beginning of the program at of their stock to
11-30 o'clock. were some of th
- reorganization t
Visiting Home-Folks. Tho following i
The Monroe Inquirer: Rev. UlR new board
Samuel Long. Pastor of the ('apt. L. L. (
Haptist chttrclt in Heath Springs. S. Rory r Mlin
is off on a two weeks vacation q Rlackmon
ml is visiting relatives in this eoun- Th), f0R0XVing
ty. Today he received the good news 0mCers:
that a conference of bis church, held president, L
yesterday, unanimously decided by vice-president, \
? -<:ng vote of the large number of ipr E j RaRey
members present to increase his sal- Thft Rank rP
.try from $1500 to $2 000 per annum Monday morninj
,nd Mrs. Long received the good news Jer N,r RaReyf
that at that same conference it was i)e-nir assisted b
decided to repaint and remodel the information is t
parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Long are 8j,i,,ring the nut
well situated. The neonle of Heath - -
I es which are nr
Springs are hospitable and enterpris- , whi.-ii win i
?? The mora, ,o?o .he eon,n.a?:ty
is tine and it Is a prosperous sec- ,pju? board of
m I strong financial
l.anm*ter Man Killed in Klot. j 'n'e8r"y, and
The fifth death from the shooting ( throughout this
at the car barns of the Southern Pub- New Tri
y Utilities company in Charlotte] Por (he th,n
i , jXlonday night was that of William R. jj t Willia
Hammond a native of Lancaster. He agajn8t the PhJ
was employed at the Fidelity Cot- aQce company ,
ton mill In Charlotte and was 36 commot| plfta3
years old. His death on Wednesday j oounty a( the ,
w,s attributed to injuries sustained 8Upreme court
in the riot. He Is survived by his or(ler of non.8U
*ife anrt a four-year-old son. trjal Wedne8da3
Educational Rally Monday. of K'eat intere8,
All the trustees and principals of at ' e Rprlng tei
the rural schools in Lancaster county,' *ont to 8U
the representatives in the legislature ^Pr"' l?r
nd the candidates for the state sen- rors w're f?um
ate. and all friends of education Vn and a trial
Lancaster county who feel sufficient tr*a was heard
interest are urgently requested meet ^ore ^e<
in the court house at Lancaster next counsel 8 m?tlo
Monday. September 1st Labor Day. at 8U9taine<1- 11 a
11 o'clock a. m. State Superintendent Sou,h Carolina i
of education J. L Swearingen will has orrt<*red a ne
he present and address the m#o?!n?.j 88n hard foiig
Matters affecting the educational in- n'n^* Pl?'n'
terests of the county will be consider- ^?n_?9 aD<* ^onei
. , . . . .1 wtlltams and S
'I. special emphasis being given to . ,
. .. j . a a?d the defendar
the compulsory attendance law and,
.. ... w.i hod and Stack an
the uew acts relating to the public
schools. * ' ' ____
Threw Egg* At Preacher. '?'w ^
... a . . The campaign
1 lie Chester News Says: A v
.. . . . .. the Lancaster Cc
ti'is* meeting was held at the
w . . ?w. . wiw.i tlon has been i
court house last night at which time
i . j .... .u 26th through Au
s-veral speakers made talks to the .
... m i '8 not yet expir
cotton mill operatives of Chester In
,. , . . . . . ., . yet become an a
'h* Interest of the American r eder.
w w. w . .. .u who have been
*tion of Iaihor which la seeking the , . . ^
..ww. . .w ... . several school dl
membership of the textile workers
. .. A. requested to get
of his section. , .
The first party to appear before the a ^e,,, y ??* RO'
audience was Rev. Chapman, a Bap- *rower an
Lit minister of Rock Hill. A nan- Importance of th
,M'r in the audience appeared to think *n * * w
'hat Rev. Chapman started off rath- - ry on
er rough and they began to Jeer ?r er to rri Zfl
hJai. When he made the statement r?m ' *'r mo3t
'hat there were men in Chester who 1 at your n
>ul<J steal the butter off of your ? *** you to mi
. succeed.
| Trusting that
? where short of s
, Special Sale
^"O 1?aAt 8!H1 ""
Arbuckles Coffee
QC/t 1L >??*- Annie E.
aU? turned from a tr
dersonville and
FERGUSON CO. I Ke shaw Era:
* MW u v a* ,n former hanCH
He Save Yon Money who
was bo n ?
? ? ' Pleasant C<
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THE LANCASTER NEWS,
Miss Pauline Marion is the guest' ,0
COUflfTY ?' Mrs- "* Marlon In Chester. first
his
secure employment. Trei
in ihp r?nr nt ihn for Canton, Ohio, where he expects to
J: the speuker -cepy en,ploy,,,en,. j ?
all above the judges Miss Daisy Vaughn has returned, un'1
pman was unable to home from an extended visit to re-, mor
latives at Charlotte.
ji me "organizers"! mmm
was then awaited and' with the Alabama experimental sta-jl
er from this crowd tlon at Auburn, Ala., visited his niece I 1
i, a representative of|in Kershaw, Mrs. J. H. Watson, last I "
federation of Labor,! week j| ?en
in Hock Hill for . . . I
Frank Tlireatt has returned to his I
reral others in addi- . , . ... . ... .. t| J
home in Clinton after visiting his
Jean addressed the ? -
i siste, Mrs. George Corners.
Anderson and sever-J Miss Ruby Blackburn, of Monroe
amo into the court N. C.. is visiting her cousin, Miss
was very orderly. i Katherine Corners. . ^ *
tlon of the Chester'; !
was not perfected! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barton of Man-. You
being left the local nin* S* C' are 8PendlnK the week endlwor
| with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
* I Barton. ;
veil Reunion. j
and friends of Wilson Missos Ku,sl Kinc nnd Thoa Powe? M
Bed to meet at his'11,1,1 Messrs C" A Tlmiatt and liar- (n f
astern part of the n,on Kln?' of ,he Tabernacle section. bep
dav. Sept. fi. to cele-iare visiti,,K relatives in Cheraw and F
, , , ,, . . Bennettsville. i .
birthday. Lvorybody ; Join
r dinner. Some good F
'-n inviifi. BUSINESS NOTICES ; Ma,,
,ank Reopens. 4 + 4 + + 4. + + 4..t4. + + + 4. + 4 ^...
Kra says:?A meet- jiST hkckivkI)?Another big ship
kholders of the Beo- ment of ,apd whjph wp app going
held Thursday mom-, to sell out cheap Spe ?8 Wp 8a
reorganization of thej you money Fcmuson Co.
was effected. Spyprnl ^
iers having disposed i ^ome hoar Miss Trax present the|thrc
others, among \% honi suffrage question. Anti-Suffragists nou
,e former officers, the. as Wg|] as those in favor are cordi- St.it
vas made necessary. a?y ,nvited. I ,eril
are the members of . |joll
of directors: JI'ST ItKCKlVKD?Hig shipment of
Clyburn. W. T. Ore- that good flour of ours and the
go, W. Z. Hilton and price is right. See us if you want 1 j
i. to save money. Ferguson Co. date
are the Rank's new - ?
j TllV HKXItY (ili.W?Flour at
. L. Clyburn; vice-! Terry's Grocery.
V. T. Gregory; CashFOl'NI)?Hunch
of keys. Owner can m
opened for business Ket same by pa\ing foi this ad.
? witli the new cash- Apply News Office.
in charge, and he is 1 (U2
v W. C. Perry. Our Y A ^'M>~Of our cake. Its|b|
hat the Rank is con-! a,WayS f''eSh an<1 H,eaper than you !
it tor of some chang-i Can make shJp,?ent da,,y- Fer~
?t yet fully matured. KUSOn Co"
e^made known when T UKrK,VKl>?Orange syrup jjj|
,, .inn itMiMiu juu e in uoiiies. i erry a , rgni
directors are men of r, co nrp
. . Grocery 88 lt!?M&
ability and business
are well known r0 you believe in woman's suffrage?
section. I jf so come hear of the progress(jgO]
ial Oroderod '^e movpnient? I' y?u are op- c3Tll
1 time, the case of Posed to woman's voice in the gov- p
ma. administrator. eminent come with an open mind ^
ladelphia Life Insur- and hear M,a8 Trax dl8CU88 ,hei?S
will be heard in the question at the COURT HOUS.E ghj
court of Gangster Monday afternoon Ave o'clock. gg
next term, the state! rrruckd prick?On lard and cof-jpfl
avlng set aside the perguson qq fha't the place Win
lit and ordered new . . . .. . .
to trade if you want to save money. QJ5
r. This case is one m , 2TU
t. It was first heard poit SALK?Ford touring
m of court 1916 and Evans and Wilson. 'am
preme court at its 1 (K
m on demurrer. Er- Do not fail to attend the mass meet- fie
1 in the trial below ing at the COURT HOUSE Monday ?cj
ordered. The second afternoon. September 1st at 5:00. jjnpj
in March. 1918. be- There will be an able discussion Snl
orge E. Prince andl upon the question of woman's right 5?
n for non-suit was I to the ballot. j?5
igaln went to the' * j fig
supreme court which WANTED?To buy second hand show . gjH
iw trial The case has! Mw?' saf* and other Btor?
Mi from the begin-' Cure's. See T. L. Hilton or H. R , 23
'iff is represented by} McManus. Lancaster .S. C. 88-lt.^
' *"d, I-OASS ON EASY TERMS- |
is ^ Money to lend promptly on farms Jn?
it by Wilson and Wll- , . . ! tfS
, ? . ... and town property at low interest SU
id Parker, of Monroe,I ? , ^ ^ IK
for five years or longer if desired.! Jag)
? " i Give full description and amount j
e Farmers, j wanted. Carolina Farm Loan Co.,
i for membership in Box 214, Charleston, S. C. 84-9t
?unty Cotton Asr.oc'a- ? [Uc2
going on from Aug WANTD?Cow. horse, mule, sheep
r. 28th, but the time and *oat h,de9" See mft before M
ed. any farmer may you 8eU- Caper" Cauthen- Wbite ^
ctlve member. Those street. ' | T]
appointed on the AUTOMOBILE FOR HALF?Over- ffij
Istrlct Committes are |and c,ub Road9ter> four or flve gg
busy If they have not passenger car, in good running or- " si
and see every cotton der. good Ureg gnd ftXtra whee| | ?
press upon him the gnd t,re A bArflrain, George B C =
e Cotton Association, CraT<m New||
I mean to the whole 33
e must co-operate in hhINOIJvS! SUINGUkS! Near Mci
the best results Cain's Mill In Union County, N. C.
Important movement. They will last twice as long as bled
etghbor Joins and timber shingles. Yours to serve, ImJ
tke your own rights l. R. Broom. 84-8t Jfo
you will stop no- (Oc*
uccess we are. ,
BIG SPECIAL |
? 1 3?POUNDS?3 I
and A. J. Gregory ^ } i Sjfl
mbia Wednesday. Everybody s Coffee Ihni
Wltherspoon has re- ^ 'I
Ip to Ashoville, Hen- X aXJwX nrj'-l
Montreat. ISO}
Prof. E. F. Cauthcn.
FKRGUSON 0. I I
?tcr county citizen ?W, S?e You Money"
md reared in the lr=r\ri
(immunity, and now * * l?L^l
, LANCASTER, S. C.
Well, you missed a turn with a
-rater. I ought to know; I was
chauffeur for three years."? '1*1
tch and Camp. I 11/
i covering up his tracks a man
>rtunately makes a whole lot
e. _______
Ve Save You Money j B
FKRGUSON CO.
? M v
NOTICE. I w
ome to the Tool Room Barber I
p. We have 2 first class Barbers. 1 We
won't have to wait long for your I ill sec
L ?w. .I., rw. i
.. uuuv. unDr
Fugerson and Osborn | will lb
The
XOTICK. V
'?> the undersigned hereby agree ,
lose Labor Day Monday Septem1,
1919. seC'lMH
'irst National Hank. Bylra H. enabll
to be
irst National Hank; Hy Ira H. We
: G. Hrlttan, and a
ank of Lancaster. Hy Geo W. chase
liatns. own p
ANxorNCKMENTS. ^ b'
secun
i
For State Senator. ???
t the solicitations of friends
xiuhout the county, I hereby annee
myself a candidate for the
e Senate to till out the unexpired!
11 of the late Senator W. C
igh. S. K. H A ILLS.
For State Senator. C has.
hereby announce myself a candi- |
* for State Senate to till the unex-,
d term of the late \V. 0. Hough. |
J. ROY CUNNINGHAM.
RRHiffiiHRBRBRiR ?RRE
John B. Stetson Hats
For men and young men we have ;
to have a Blue Serge there's a great
prices
Special styles for older men in th
finish suit that give Real Wear we
prices
FOR THE FIRST LONG '
We have made special preparation
just grown out of knickers.' Preps 5
designed for boyish figures with all tl
the clothes we have for college men. 1
MEN'S FALL HATS
P?ig line of men and young men felt h
for fall in the latest shapes see our
RODMAN-1
'I'llK RITMY ('ASH STOII
Rodman Fall
Suits, J
Now on display in the very l;i
wo havo over shown.
With tho Annistioo signod an<
Beautiful weaves and pattorns
< 'all in and lot ns show you thro
We want yau to be satisfied or w
good to us if we don't deliver the v
thing. Test the goods in service;
refunded..
SPECIAL SUITS FOR
Social Suits for young men new ide
and shoulders Snug fitting special val
GREAT LINE OF BLUE
PAGE FIVE
i FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CASTEK SOUTH CAROLINA
oys and Girls
do you want a genuine
/AR SOUVENIR ?
are pleased to inform you that we have succeeded
uring a limited number of GENUINE HAND
JADES from the United States Government, which
e delivered to us about August 11th.
i Hand Grenades were made to blow up German
les, but as these have been converted into Savings \
;, we want the boys and girls of this community to ">
one and let them perform the good purpose of
ng them to save their pennies and dimes, the same
deposited in our bank.
will loan any boy or girl one of these Hand Grenades '
s soon as you have put enough dimes in it and purone
War Savings Stamp, the Grenade becomes your
roperty.
s is the easiest opportunity that you will have to
i one of the best souvenirs of the great World War.
?THE?
"irst National Bank
LANCASTER, S. C.
I). Jones. President,
S. M. Croxton, Vice-President and Cashier,
Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
i
Leonard Shaw and Dean Shoes i
Walkup Co. |
Hats and Shoes 1
[test styles and patterns. The snappiest lines ^
I tlie War over we are now able to slmw the Gb
that you eonhl not net tar the past two years. ?p
ujjli. We want you to be the ,ju<lj?v
re are not satisfied. Your money isn't any |5
alue you expect, and satifaction is the chief
thenif you are dissatisfied, money cheerfully
young men jgl s
sals in Lapels and Pockets, Be
ue $25.00 to $.'{9.75 t ;
"serge suits
your size. Everbody ought
selection to choose from )a ' 1l f|!M jnQ!
$17.00 to 50.00 liij Mri
e latest patterns in hard 'dl.MuHr ^
have these in your size sUiVll (C\ srt
17.50 to 50.00 iWMl Y gg
rRGUSER BOYS Mil I
for these; Boys who have IN \l Bcj
styles are made for their U M gK
he snap style and dash of aDj
Reasonable priced. ^ V big
hat case full of the new styles priced ^
$2.95 to $7.50 ?T
Men's and Young Men's Shoes I
Men and young men Leonard shaw and J?
Dean shoe for dress in kid gun metal and EM
tans the snapiest line we have ever shown, spl
ats Priced two to three dollars under market [p?
big price today. EM "Ye>
WALKUP CO.;
110 It Kor ('iinIi for Loiin/ s?