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I TUESDAY. SEPT. 30, 191 ~THE NEWS ABO Totn Bonty at Home Tom Beaty arrived Sunday landed a week ago at Brookl) His manv frtnrifta a to see him at home none the w the wear and tear ot a year vice. V Birth. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. ?lre*s. September 18. 1919, Millie Elliott. -A ln Business Here Herbert A Ilorton, who for ber of years was connected w Springs Banking and me company at Heath Springs, a ently went to Blaney to be n of a new store, has purchasec terest in the firm of Edwards ton in this city and has move Birth. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John key. September 2 8. 1919. a dn Margaret Elizabeth. (.ill Company Chartered The secretary of state has c sioned The Carolina Gin com Kershaw with a proposal capit of $5,000. Petitioners are Sowell and Fred E. Culvern News understands the new e proposes to gin long-staple ?n elusively and special machim been installed for that purpoa < Joocli-llennet t. Crawford Gooch and Miss Bennett. daughter of Mr. ai V. S. Bennett, motored to K Saturday morning and were i by Rev. Mr. Greene. Trustees to Mfct. \ meeting of the school 1 of the county will he held on ^ October 6. at 11 a. m . and the superintendent tirges every tri the county to attend. Dr. L. A of Columbia, who Is in charg< department of county health will make an address. and speakers are expected. An oi t.lon of trustees will he formal meeting. Merrill-Perry. C. C. Merrill, of Bloomsbe and Miss Nana Perry, daugh Rebecca Perry of this cit w^pturrled Saturday morning home of the bride's mother, 1 S. Patterson officiating. The ^ is a trnv-lfhV salesman will ?jtuurtcr/ in Spartanburp. I.anra.ster Ileal nil of The This is from the Chester > When it comes to the varic res paid for cotton in various The News "poes up in the al do not profess to know a about cotton. We know a dit from a clean one but that is all. When it comes to mlddlinj middlinp etc., etc., we are | i j The MUTUAL I fl i| New $ i i . ] If Killed by Accident, I C j JHId.tKM) Will be paid a Jv. 1 | paid to your beneficial I'v 5 1 years in nil I (E <?r If pcrnuincntl) and I m 31 <>r (lisciw ln'fore rcttrlii | | n Premiums on this pol 1 | R you a year as ||B i Kfi.n i> r|fl ( 1 m MX'AI IjH I | jBof Course the name lw lAdldldldldldJ Wit "SH( ? *5? CRIMSON CLOV WjH TEXAS It I'ST P 9Eg We can supply a I J hie Seeds for Fa ^notH Our Htocka are pu 9 are rl^ht, our aei ^ RHENEY ! 9. UT TOWN AND COUNTY IJ ? | foreign land. But here's what gets t having , us. Yesterday the Lancaster mnrU^t rn from ] was quoted at 33 cents;the Abbe- I re glad ( ville market at 32.25; Rock Hill at 21 orse for 31.65; Chester at 31. Here are four g In ser- South Carolina towns within a radius of fifty miles and every one of ; them giving a different price for cot-' ton. We would like to tell our readers, ^ P A11-? 1 r why all this is true but we must ada son, we don't know. However, * our columns are open and if there 11 is any who can throw any light on 1 a num- *be subject we invite you to come a rlth the forward. ^ rcantile ^ , . . I. T>. C. To Meet Thursday. ? nd recThe Lancaster chapter, U. D. C., r l^an^ir^ meet Thursday afternoon at 4. * ,, I o'clock with Mrs. Perry Rennett. All & Hor-j , . sd here wno expect to attend are( requested to send their names to Mrs.) Bennett. * L. Cas- ; lUchter. To Correspondents. Tlie News wants a correspondent ' at every postofllce and settlement in r the county where we now have none J ommls- Those who wish to write for the paper f pany of should call at the office or write for ( al stock instructions. Present correspondents N R. L. are urged to write more frequently The giving the news of the neighborhood.! otnpany the coming and going of people, the) j tton ex- conditions of crops and farm condi- j ery has tions generally. ' H ,e. ^ . j j Friday Afternoon Clul) Meets. ' > ,, , Mrs. Ernest Moore was hostess to i Bessie , 1 , ? the F riday afternoon club at its open- . id Mrs. , e \ . tng meeting fpr the session 191H-20. Kershaw . , After a round of unusually intermarried esting current events, the year books were distributed and two new honorary members. Mesdames Corpening 1 trustees and Mason, welcomed at the conclu- a .tonday. sion of the literary program. Mrs. county Fulghum delighted the club with her ustoe in brilliant piano selections. I ( . Riser, During the social hour a tempting I ! of the * j t I Full ry HONEST ^EALING | iter of _ A. j y. ?er? Courteous Treatment 1 ?t the, ??Hp lev. W. js way we rui?\>iir busi- i groom ness. The lowest possible ti head- ... V price. H e ore serving others. WHY NOT YOtJ? m. i lews: Begin this month us pri- ? V I' r~ Ferguson Co. ' s about | ..We gaye You Monev.o strict j jj RraainuiUiiJiimiEi^^ jfi JFE Insurance Company's I ] 10,000 Policylj V / i j it once and an Vulditionll $ i;?,or>0 will l?e F J t y in installments during the next twenty I ? \/ '\ lotalli disabled b\ Occident F ! A i r 3 i nK the ?gr of dO,W I _ A E llcy will cease anjg the Company will pay ( J long as you llvoi and At your death the ? ' I to yotir beneficiary^ I ' CONNORS l|i li ACJKNT, l/iincaster. ! J | neflts applV to any Amount of Insurance E !j I \ ! i. O-GRO" | | KR 13c peV lb. * ROOF OATfe $1.10 pfer bu. p" II varieties (* Field/and VrgetaII and WlntA planting. Sl re, fresh and reiutble, our prices rvlce la promptV&nd courteous. ,1 SEED COMPANY %rijchtok/h. o.\ h * JL II THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAI > ? alad course was served. The house for the r< lecorations of golden-rod and Dlack- was accou yed Susans, and the graclousness of J. U. Fur, he hostess vied witu the autumnal eauty of the day Miss Ei Mrs. Paul Moore. Mrs. Fulghum or for I>aKel1 lirmingham, Mrs. Poore of Columbia ^lr. anc ind Mrs. Paul Beauford were the daughter. ;uests of the occasion. J Charlotte Fire Prevention Day. j the day. October 9 has been designed by Misses V. A. McSwain, State fire insurance ningham ommissioner, as "Fire Prevention Jay." On this day an effort will bo Misses J aade to clean all the premises of the ^ ,>ou6 spen >eople and business houses of the relai tate to reduce the lire hazard. Va- Miss It ious organizations, including the flom ^a ioy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, satcl i enfj with | dr. McSwain. will assist in the move-1 (_?ar^en nent, which had the hearty commen iation of Governor Cooper. MARVIN j FOR C< Marriage at Fort laovn. i chariot A marriage of much interest wa? nounceme oleminzed on Tuesday evening when vj|J diss Roberta H. Stephenson of Cn-1 manlej awba and James H. Thomas of jm.jtjn> Cdgemore, were married. The core- . nromiiioni nony was performed at the Methodist |a >arsonage at Fort Lawn, in the pres- ... v a Candida dice of a few friends and relatives ., i ongressn f the bride. The Rev. W. A. Duck- ,, .. ninth Nor vorth performed the ceremony. . , e\ent he I. It. ItlackiuiMi Dies. Friends throughout the county will ^?me earn with regret of the death of fames R. Hlackmon of the Fork 11111!*""* < WH eetion of the county, which occurred' Saturday Mr. Hlackmon was about 60; mm *ears of age and a member of the www 'ork Hill church where his remains bJu vere interred Sunday. I ^ Program Morialr Association. Following is the program of Moriah association to be held at 'ork Hill Baptist Church, Tuesday md Wednesday, October 7 and 8. ? Tuesday. 10:1." to 10:30 Devotion. Rev. F. mmmmmtmm "). Thompson. ???? 10:30 to 11 Enrollment and or :anl7.;itton 11 to 11:45 State of churches 11.45 to 12 Miscellaneous V LI to 1 Sermon. Rev. '1C. B. Jenkins ijS Dinner. fU? 2:15 to 2:45 Sunday school and M 3. Y. P. U. ;jy3 ML 2:45 to 3:15 W. M. U. report : 3:15.to 4 Denominational Interests! bp) 4 Miscellaneous , Wednesday. I 10 to 10:15 Devotion, Rev. T. A. W5 Jabney 1 O 1 ^ tr, in--in ?i..? ii I anl ?.m-n.,?,.WU8 10:30 to 11 General report of thejafjj . ?> Million Campaign, Hev. J. S. Cor-, letting i 11 to 11:30 Associations! Organizuion for 75 Million Campaign (OcJ Jlllt 11:30 to 1 Address on Campaign, ye Tt i lovernor II. A. Cooper ( Expected) jgQj Dinner bni ricl 2:15 to 3 Address Dr. K. W. Sikes bjJ (President of Coker College) 4 3 to 3:30 Five minute talks on iL:rSi ZZZZ nmpaign. Questions. (Uc| 3:30 to 4 Miscellaneous yS PERSONA I A. Jas. II Witherspoon, of Hock llill.j utipent the past week with his uncle. Dr. M. It Witherspoon. 1i Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Glass and ?2 m laughter, Maxine, have returned to igOJ m iynchburg, Va.. after a visit to relaives here. bnj 'IS % Mrs. S. L. Allen, and little son. i/p ^ >atn Jr., have returned from Allen- igp lale and Charleston where they have riQj seen spending the summer. J W. Blackwell, of Darlington. fra tpent the week-end here with Mrs.|Sfi llackwell at the home of her father! &jpn I. M. Hood. I>an Howe, of Bennettsville spent he week-end here with friends. Misses Helen Mackey and Laura; ?ilbert Williams have returned home , Es ifter a few days visit to Mr. and'fie* Urs Gib Greene, of Itoek Hill. Mrs. J. J. Kaminer, of Harteiville, Es h visiting her daughter. Mrs. M. S. Be ' Vitherspoon. fig Miss Margaret Cunningham will gSj eave Wednesday for Charlotte to'fie ZZS (ntcr a business college. fig Mr. and Mrs. Chas I) Jones, left ^rjl I londay night for a trip to St Louis. Be * 'hicago and Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Thompson. !j? aft Monday for Charlotte where ESj Coloi heir little son. James, will undergo fife play n operation for the removal of his fiq with >n9"8 ! !!!? yoke Miss Kathrlne Wylie has returned, S? beat ) Winston Halem to resume her Be Indies at Salem college. ZZ^ Mrs. It iit h McLaurln has entered ' jjjj| ie Presbyterian hospitabtvf Charlotte jOc? here she will nn^ergt^an operation fig JIL^ (ttlfl quickly rrlliW Constipation, |p I I! >illoiiNn?*sM, I/osm Oft Appetite and PHl le idarlieM, dno to Tyrb'd Liver. ^ ^CASTER, S. C. >tnoval of her tonsils. She apanied by her father. Dr. I I TLa CIDCl itelle Milling left recently i me nivoi ?nd where she will teach. I Mrs. P. 1'. Cobb and LANCASTER Miss llortense motored to Sunday where they spent ? ' - Margaret and Bessie Cun- Y ou Can spent Friday In Charlotte. luanita Neely and El Freida t the week-end in Rock Hill * tivea- p nth MeCardell came down VJJCHU1HC rlotte to spend the week- \ her mother. Mrs M R. Mc- We flow have the m , have been made int it itch to make it ace loan one to each bo; [>NGKE88 IN NINTH X. C. , . te. N. c.. Sep.. 29.?A..- When,you have 1 ... is being made that Mar- bank becomes jour i now under bond to answer . c. . _ . After buying you Superior court on charges ' . 5 to riot, and who has been \%hen full lying Jo in the organization of tex- Savings Departmen in North Carolina, will be for you at the rate te for Congress to succeed| pounded every thre nan Yates Webb from the; th Carolina district in the Those Hand Clrei is appoint. <! federal Jedae. Kirl opening a bunk proud \>f llie confidence doc- i;wtk and the public have in and FcVcr Tonic. lplyler] first i Public I I Chas. I). Jones, P es V E. M, Croxton, Auctioneer -I " ? Rodman - Wc adies' Ready-to-We %/ ==" rp-s rr All Late arrivals of suits and coats showing id apparel designed to appeal to those who s not too early to acquaint yourself with th n materials as Silvertone, Tinsel tone, Boli-y I other fine materials. New Pi M Suits Latent Paris stylos cd Ifi^ y . loiii:' of' short tin re >at a lilt 1 e shorter. ( hilars ?fPI jfj I in^ 1? nock ?>r Ion P ij j| I '/ I'll h>fv effects. Leadm P?hV 111 J al(> v/' lirown. Field " Ij M and Ffljson. The modish |1 HI II the cofit the clover mod II Mn m collar, sleeve or pocket, M ml M iicsj< of fur trimming or < embroidery give distim [1 i <?ur exclusive suits?pi W I it ypu pocket book. be New Coats for j he autumn mode is defined in material, ing ar r and straight slender lines in our dis- strike of coats. Some are richly collared We i fur, others untrimmed with deep lines i >s and unusual collars and cufFs. The Con itiful soft, fabrics and the lovely color- show > ODMAN-WAl IK IH'NY C'ANII STOIIi: "Sell aui^^[if^cyioi^aug[ug[ifg Lfgrugiugqj^iu^aJgfu^uguc'n r PACE HVK NATIONAL BANK ! SOUTH CAROLINA I Now Secure Your | War Souvenir I Hand Grenades I HAND GRENADES on hand which j 0 Savings Banks and will be glad to I y and girl in Lancaster County. I bought one War Savings Stamp the I own. I r Stamp, continue to fill the bank and 1 us and let us plaee the funds in our I t Where it will begin to qarn interest 1 1 of four per cent, nor nnnnm - -- I VWIJIe months. lades should result in each boy and : account. ?THE? National Bank \NCASTER, S. C. ident, Vice-President and Cashier, Ira B. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier. HElHEKiE HC dkup Co. | ar Department i ??? 1 - y-; !ph1 r the mode of the minute in re- ^ know and appreciate the better, yj ie new models developed of such fe) na, Peach blosscm, Poiret twill ; j Autumn Wear 1 : < e developed along stunning lines that ^vl a note of beauty. : ; advise an early selection while the tre full and complete, le in and look, we are always glad to you. g > LKUP CO. I toll ('"or it tola ft?r 1.1'to to.* :'-'nj r. V?