Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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XT CkgU inv/i GARNERED WITH SCISSORS News From Within and Without the County. CONDENSED FOE QUICK READING 1' 1 c r>f Comment aoms Items or ra^t, W.?. ,T and All Helping to Give an Idea of What Our Neighbors Are Saying and Doing. flock Hi II Record, Nov. 3: Mr. and , Mrs. W. M. Mauldin left last night for Baltimore and from there they will go to New York and spend a while at the ' ome of Mrs. Mauldin's brother is being put on the ground for t!\e remodeling of the front of the building occupied by the Diehl-Moore Shoe Company and other business places owned by the White Estate on Main street ?Since it was learned recently that Maj. Lindsay McFadden had filed his application for the position of postmaster at this place, interested returned soldiers and others have asked us if we had any notice of the matter being opened up to returned soldiers and we told them that we had not. They stated that if the matter had been opened to thetn that they did not understand why they had not be^i informed and given an opportunity to" file their applications too. In order to get the proper information for them, we wrote to Congressman Stevenson and asked him to give us in deptif for publication information as to the re-opening of the examination for postmastership to returned soldiers if such had been done and why all had not been notified, that we undrestood . -- his an mai AltlJ. *uvr auucn hum -r plication but that the others knew nothing of the matter having been opened and to state as to why they had not all been notified alike. We. in reply, received from him a copy , of the law an act of July 11th. 1919, whtjhj, states that all returned soldiers, safldrs and marines are entitled to stand for the places by the matter being re-opened under this act, that they baye until the close of business on December 31, 1919 in which to file their applications. Lancaster News, Nov. 4: Married at Jatp^ica, Long Island, October 21. Rev. Magill, of the Presbyterian church officiating. Dr. W. A. Burns, of Maran. Texas, and Miss Edith Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jennings of Lancaster ...Mrs. Rebecca McManus, widow of the late Amos McManus, died at the home of her brother-in-law, J. Davis Flynn. of the New Cut section, where she had made her heme for the past year or more, ' Friday af{ern6oh, tfnd the *'body ^was brought to Lancaster and interred in Wcstside cemetery at l" o'clock, Rev. J. S. Corpening, of the. First Baptist church, conducting the -burial services Two lots of land near the First- Baptist church, one including a hou'ee and lot were sold by the Clerk of Court yesterday to (.'has, D. Jones for ;>3,r>00. Other saks were 221 J--' acris in Gills Creek township, dlvid ^ ed Into four tracts, E. W. Sistare being ' the purchaser of tracts 1 and 2 and' 3 for $3,800, $3,700 and $900 % respectively; tract 4, AY. T. Robinson, $3,200. Eighty acres near l'rimus, to S. J. Funderburk for $3,700. Three acres including house and lot, part of fame tract, to \Y. 11. Small for $1,0#0. Gaffney Ledger, Nov. 6: By authority of Roger \Y. Davis, of Charlotte, district governor of the Rotarieiis$, Gaffney has been granted a dispensation for the organlzat'on of a Rotary Club. This action was taken ct n meeting held at the Imperial Hotel iji Greenville Tuesday evening when this! city was represented by C. D. Metfaows, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture, and F. B. gaffney, tha postmaster. The formation of the club will take place at an early date A new study has been added to the curriculum of the Gafljpey city schools. This is "Thrift." Clares are being organizeed in each grade, and all of the teachers will be supplied with the thrift text book, furnished through #ie Fifth Federal Reserve Bank Thrift Organization Deputy Sheriff Joe Watkins and Policeman Authur Hopper were in Greenwood Tuesday attending United States court. State Constables C. Y. Allison and Charles Byars are attending this term. There arc a number of cases from Cherokee county to be tried An 82 acre farm about three miles from Chesnee on the Green River road, in Cherokee county, was sold at aue* tion Tuesday l?v tlio Piedmont Land Auction Co.. ol this city. The tract was cut in three parts, hut C. D. Price bought the entire farm. One tract of 3- acres brought $150 per acre: 21 acres brought $135 per acre; and 20 brought $57.50 per acre. Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Nov. 4: Air. Charles C. Blauton announced yesterday tha sale of the Buffalo Manufacturing company to Air. Hope Liryson and associates of Castonia. The deal has been under way for several days but was consumated yesterday and the new owners, took charge. Application has / gone-forward to the secretary of state for a charter for liryson Manufacturing company under which name the Buffalo mill will operate Aliss Sue Green and Air. Brutus Lovelace were married at the home of the bride's parents Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, ltev. W. (5. Moore officiating On Tuesday afternoon the beautiful home of Air. and Airs. D. J. Keetcr was the scene of the most interesting social event of the season when their daughter Leonora, became the bride of Mr. Clifford Elliott Hamilton of Clayton, X. C Miss Alaude Lovelace, the attractive daughter of County Surveyor and MVS, A.'^fonfoe Lovelace and Mr. % I Sam Burrus, son of II. G. Burrus, both of Mooresboro were quietly married in Shelby Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Rev. John W. Suttle, Mr. Suttle officiating* in4he presence of only a few friends. The couple left for Charlotte and Greensboro on a honeymoon trip.....-..v...r-.Kev. Robert M. Hoyle who has beeri-'preaching at Newton has been placed on the superan- I nuated list by the Western North Carolina Conference and has moved with i his wife to Shelby to accupy their | home near the Seaboard depot. Mr. I Hoyle is one of the oldest ministers in 1 the conference in point of service. ! ' Chester Reporter, Nov. 3: Miss Ora ' j Carter, aged twelve daughter of Mr. T. i !J. Carter of the Leeds neighborhood,! died Friday afternoon from typhoid j I fever. Funeral and interment were at i Cool Branch Baptist church Saturday! * t? oAw/lnptorl ! afternoon, the service uems tuimuv,^ , by Rev. Wells Saturday afternoon as Mr. R. G. Smith, Judge. H. H. Shannon's alert constable, happened to be over I j about the Southern depot he espied two I darkies hiking down tlie railroad; and I j later in the afternoon having begun to think that they might be wanted someI where for crime hunted up Chief H. M. ! Grant, and the two officers overtook the pair below Evans and placed them I under arrest. The negroes declared that i they had been gambling at the State, i Fair, and raking - in the coin by the wholesale. Theyjyere brought to Chester and fined $1'4 6hch by the city for vagrancy and JtOO each by Magistrate I I Shannon for gambling. The fines were paid readily, as each of the pair had a big roll of currency Hon. Peter T. i Hollis, a Confederate' veteran and form- | er member of the State House of Rep- j I rescntatives, died at his home in the j 1 ** it "" * ? iha Mc ; That E Men Who Apprecia ... In every great tire chief question is: "He we give for the monej product depends on adopted. Every man who has quainted with Bran; knows* that Brunswic are again evident. This cern?noted as a lea: line it entered since 184 more proved that its p< A perfect tire is sirn of knowledge and st skill. No secrets nor vent making an ideal But standards come tire making there is v skimping, for subtle ec hidden shortcomings. 3 out the highest star build high-grade tires, The Brunswick org tire makers includes a 1 r . _ _i _ or isLnnitai expous. THE El Ai There 8 a Cord A Cord Tires w Fabric Tirrej fa Solid Truck Tires in all LIFE' Y Pleasant Grove neighborhood Saturday evening, and was'buried yesterday afternoon at Pleacsant Grove vM. E. church, Rev. E. Z. James, pastor of the church, conducted the funeral, assisted by Revs. K. A. Lummus, of Edgmoor and A. S. Rogers, of Rock Hill ,Capt. J. L. Glenn. Jr., assistant to Mr. S. C Carter. Census Supervisor for the Fifth Congressional district, conducted a tost at the College Street school Saturday for applicants to be enumerators in Chester county. The applicants present were: Jno. H. Drennan, Fort Lawn, R. F. D. 1; W. T. McDaniel, Leeds. E. C. Collins, Edgmoor; H. K. McGarity, Corn well; C. E. Darby, Chester: P. 13. Good, Lowryville, R. P. D.; S. A. McWalters, Fort Lawn, R. F. D, 2; J. E. Cornwell, Cornwell; Miss Annie Corkill,, Chester; G. W. Sloan, Caiv w stevpnson. Richburg, R P. D. 1; P. II. Jordan. Fort Lawn; James W. Phillips, Chester; Perry McGarity, Cornwell, R. P. D.; Mrs. R. S McLeod. Chester; D. H. Drum. Leeds; R. B. Johnson, Edgmoor; J Fostei Carter, LowryviUc; J. Wofford Kee Rodman. ? First reports of the establishment of a commissary near Pittsburgh. Pa., to distribute food to strikers and theb families Jn need came Tuesday from union headquarters at Natrona, >Pa. where hundreds of steel workers formerly employed at the Allegheny and West Penn steel companies reside. ... ^ ? A large number of United States soldiers under the command of Major General E. M. Lewis, formerly commander of the Thirtieth Division, arc stationed at Knoxviile, Tenn., in readiness for possible trouble in the coal fields. . W 6lco ver Came to te Superlative Values Pi factoiy, the among ther >w much can 20 years in i r\ , Each is ; tne policy And the ne the ottentio i _ ^ A ^ . i csccrne at- tors rcuuivc swick l ires - ,j Every pr< :k standards adopted una i famous con- . The Brun derm every na,ion of ac 5-hasonce B dicy is nght. iacture_ ply, a f a"5 The result an cards ana , . , ?,e. CI which yoi patent yre fore^ The ] r:re; ? . gladly join i: first. For m Brur ast room or :oncmies, xci ^ Makers with- -i rV ONE idards don't ise a surpris fl-.of trrtu *w , J WV* IT ;amz^on of wicksbriuiant stai Then gooi Nvt a meaning to 3 FlUKJ ' v:C:: RALKE-COLLENDI ii&r.ta He j:. ;,jirt'-:rs: 38 Lucltfe 5 BrwiS&kk for ?Fabric?1 I X^tir 41? ?I#SS^g JSC? ill Ji te^iSlllii ith "Driving" ar.d "Swastika" S?ri "Plain," "Ribbed" and "BBC" ? sizes authorized by the Society o! S G A I ORK, - - S. ( ^./L..i;r:;fcnm!ii!ftM(mn!iii2i!!Si!Uiu: Jim 11 Your Bs I Account | We respectfully solicit a Banking Business, v/ii LIBERAL TREj GOOD SERVIC3 j | / ABSOLUTE SA FOR YOUR FT ;| 1 TheFirstNtt I CLOVER V. Q. HAMBR] ; j. 1 Under U, S. Govern: ' meTire . / i Market t h -efer The Brunswick j i n has spent less than i landling rubber. i master of his craft, w ideas they bring to n of Brunswick direcsincere3 consideration. Dved betterment is r.imcusly. swick Tire is a combiknowledged features? rick standards of manu- , : is a super-tire, the like i have never known behind of a tire you will l! welcoming. iswicks cost no more pe tires. Brunswick. Wepronae. And we feel certain ill want ALL BrunsI d tires will have a new fOU. 1 i ?r co. ;t. Every Car j d-No t Treads Skid-Not Treads f Automotive Engineers I AGE |j I ink I t . I * I least a part of your = bh the assurance of? kTMENT 1 S AND " 1 FETY I | [ JNDS. . I j tionalBank ( s. c. x. JH CG-HT, Cashier ment Supervision. = | iHi?lllglillH?HHIIIIHIUHIIlill8!S|HlliTill' TO LIBERTY BOND HOLDERS? interest Coupons of the Third Liberty Bond Series were due Sept- 15. We have this Interest ready for those whose bonds are with us. We invito those who have Liberty! Bonds in their possession, to exchange them for our Liberty IJond Cretifieate if Deposit This gives you Absolute Safety and your Liberty Bond will be returned on surrender of your Certificate. BONDS or TILE THIRD SERIES Dnly have one more interest Coupon attached. Such bonds -must then be returned for NEW BONDS with all subsequent coupons attached. If your bonds are in our ppSsession we can tnake this change for you without charge or responsibility to you. The Bank of Clover JAS. A. PAGE, Cashier. CLOVER. - 8. C. LOANS AT ? % INTEREST A RHANGED for on York County Farms. Long-term. (5 1-2 % through Federal I.and Bank). Why not stop paying higher rates? Charges reasonable. C. E- SPENCER, 51 Attorney. (NO. ntoj. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C., August 25, 1919. llfllEREAS, by satisfactpry evidence ** presented to the undersigned,\ it I has been made to appear that "The First National Bunk of Clover" in the (own of Clover, in the County of York and State of South^Oarolina, has complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required | to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now therefore I, John Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that- "The First National Bank of Clover" in the town of Clover j in the County of York and Stale of South Carolina is authorized to commence the business of Banking as provided in Section Fifty one hundred and i sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of | the United States. In testimony whereof witness my | hand and Seal of office this twentyfifth day of August, 1019. JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS Comptroller of the Currency. 74-92 sw ISt I Make , "THE GREA" V ! . JOIN NOW this gre may join at this Bank am Cross Committee. Camp; vcmber 11th, t lie annivei BY THE WAY, have ferencc who you are?Ilit Wage Earners?in fact, ;i the hundreds who have al We desire to take 1 hi who have already opened establishment of this Ban 3TALL W Ask those who bai |j Peoples Ba S C. L. COEB, President. J. Is ]j ws - jj SAFEW FIRST ; >**<">* * * * * v ff PUCE YOUR NAME ON THE LIST " . PAY YOUR DOLLAR i; . I . tK'' , ) .' ; j \ 9 * - AND I Be Enrolled With the MILLIONS That Are Now Aiding dhe * AMERICAN RED CROSS v j WON'T YOU DO IT NOW? ' |" | It is an honor and a privilege lo be a member. ^ THEN BANK YOUR MONEY : .V ,v > v'J. i : .with .. 11 :_.i THE I . FIRST I'....' NATIONAL I I Of YORK BANK! "?OU 1LVI) BETTER Mi SAFE THAN SORRY". ? } ? \ t ' . ' ' . ^ i .. *..mL ? \m:A ' BIM?? UII ! ! Ill I. KiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiHiHiHiiiiiiiim J ?tt S THE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK I = s YORK. - - - S. C. j= ' ^ l ,8 I YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED | 1 ;x^1 s ' v .1 ~ B. N. MOORE, Prcst. C. w. SfeGEE, Cashkr, 5 J. S.. BRICE, Vice Prcst. 51. E. McCORKLE, Asst. Cashier ;/S i ^ | T*ti!llll!l)!l!l)!l!l!lllllllllll!llllllllllllll!llilllllll!!llllll!!lllllllllllillllllltMIIIIJIillfl!in raw hickory first rational bank Drtim ur GROVE sh ykon, - - s. a HICKOItV GROVE, S. C. MR. FARMER? * ' "* " ^*7' " * % We Invite your business anil . .. * assure you that every courtesy iou BecomA a P#tron and accommodation consistent ol 1 ,lls 11,1111 ? ' Willi gOOU naiJKin;; win nu ^ irrauied Are yovl Doing Your Duty? J. S. WILKERSON, Pres. , The Federal Reserve System un' locks the doors to^u vast amount of W. S. WILKERSON, Vice Pres. money for the handling of business. t if r'.oi.i aud for the protection of depositors. M* ALLIgON, Cashier, UndPl. th|s Jsygtem we can ^ke our J. ij. PLAXICO, Asst. Cashier. securities to our District Reserve Bank and get money?you can always* get your money when it is in our Bank.' * "Rflnlr nf TTipkortr fi-rnv*) 1)0 Your Banking here where you get > Jsailk 01 niCKOry UTOVG ?xntloiial Safety" and Service. . hickorv <jiroyal 8, b. I J* S. HARTNESS, Cashier, f 1 | JUST ARRIVED ;? S A new line of THERMOS BOTTLES and WORKMEN'S LUNCH jg = KITS, in aJl sizes, at prices ranging from $2.75 to $5.75. ? * 1J Olr-t o o ,'S THERMOS BUTTLES will keep your conee nui 01 turn?jwi > ? 5 ; you want it. "g Come to our ttore and look them over You will be pleased1 to S ~ have one. 'g | J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PHARMACY Clover, S. C. :? "THE SERVICE DRCfl STORE" ;?3 1iS!ll?IIIIS!ifIIIBIIIIIS39lll!ill2IS!li2iIlill!llillllll!IIISIllII3lffllKIII!ill!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII(Vl7 \ N^^$$$$$$$^.;?;~X~;..X~X"X"X~XmX*vv,X,,XmX,VV,X,,X"X"X~X"XmX? Our Red Gross -IN PEACE AS IN WAR TEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD" J ' '' at, organization. Membership fee $1.00 a year. You i we will in turn pay over the money to the Local Red ugn starts November 2nd and continues through Notary of the signing of the Armistice. ? k 1 . / ; you started an account with us\yct ? It makes no dif- r li jnif] noor. Farmers, Merchants, Professional Men, ill classes of people *hrc invited to conic in and join ?' [ready allied themselves with iliis institution. ? s opportunity to especially thank our farmer friends accounts with us. We feel that tliey appreciate the lv. \ ' E ASK IS A TRIALS ik with us. nk & Trust Company J. H. B. JENKINS, Cashier * I. STROUP, Vice President CRAWFORD, Vice President L S. MOORE, Asst. Cashier - SERVICE AND PROGRESS ALWAYS ..; i, ^ ... j . ' i r A.-..;, ' vv* 1??