The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, January 05, 1921, Image 8
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PERSONAL
We were indeed glad to shake the |
hand of a long-ago friend, Mr. Ru\
dolph Schoenberg, of Orangeburg
county who was here on business
today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gantt and family
of Wagener and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Hawl and family of Batesburg, spent
New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Kawl.
Miss Julia Bickley and Miss Louise
Xyzer spent several days in Columbia
last week at the home of Mrs. Austin.
Mrs. Ira M. Sligh and Mrs. J. M.
Moorman and the children have returned
from Lancaster after spending
the holidays with their parents.
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Air. sam r. riuui( mc u*ui
ton buyer, has returned to Lexington
=after a pleasant visit to friends in
East Orange, N. J.
Hon. D. F. Efird was in town this
morning. ,
Mrs. John Roberts, of Providence,
was busy shopping in town Monday.
Miss Anna Brown of Henry, X. C.,
lor many years the popular artist in
the millinery department of W. P. j
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"Roof, is visiting the family of Mr.
John J. Taylor and oiher friends in
town who were delighted to have her
with them.
Mrs. Paul Smith of Gilbert was here
Monday busy in the stores.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wingard of
Irmo were here shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Hendrix Roberts of Red Knoll,
was here busy shopping yesterday. {
f irs. Haskell Meetze of Red Knoll
was here Tuesday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew sneaiy 01 ?t.
Peters, were here shopping yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Dell Derrick, Chapin,
always a welcome visitor, was here
Monday.
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"We were glad to be kindly remembered
by our friend A. Sumter Laird,
with Christmas and New Tear greetings.
He is now located at Dallas,
Texas.
Mrs. Henry Sease of Hollow Creek
was busy shopping here Tuesday.
sMrs. George Price was a visitor to
our town Tuesday.
Miss Lessi^Taylor, tne most interesting
daughter of Mr. Jacob Taylor
lias returned with her sister, Mrs. A.
-T. Mathias, after spending the holidays
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lillian I. Kamimner of Columbia
has leased the Hotel De Sota, in
Jacksonville, Fla. A new building
liandsomjBly furnished 60 room hotel,
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jopposite Terminal station, and is j
: doing a fine business.
! Miss Sarah Berly has returned from |
ja delightful visit to friends in Branch- j
i ville.
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"We regret very much to state that
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Corley are
[still very ill, at the home of their son.
| George W. Corley. They are among
i the eldest of our citizens and are a
lovable and highly respected old couple.
Miss May Lois Boozer is visiting
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men as aown in inv i-unu ui
enjoying the holiday season to its
overflowing.
Miss Lessie Ballentine of upper Columbia,
is visiting her friends, the
daughters of Mr. Simon Taylor, on
route five.
Mr. Chas. H. Drafts, the popular
manager of the Plaza Hotel, Augusta,
Ga., spent a few days with his father
and family here last week.
Misses Pearl and Erin Clarke, so
popular, in Washington, returned to j
their duties, Saturday, after having
spent a delightful time at the old
home during the Christmas season. j
Col. Marion D. and Mrs. Harman j
are spending two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. C. F. Snider, in Pal- I
metto, Florida. Mrs. Anna Lou Robin- .
son of Plant City is improving slowly,
much to the delight of her folks and
friends.
Mr. I. V. Wessinger, one of the
most independent farmers up on Hollow
Creek, was here Monday among
the large number of farmers present
at the call meeting.
Mr. Job S. Wessinger prominent
'merchant and good citizen of Chapin
was in town Monday.
Misses Lula Amick and Ethel Mae
Cromer of Peak returned home after
visiting Columbia, Lexington, Aiken
and Augusta. Mrs. J. C. Apick and
daughter Helen of Aiken returned
home with them to spend a few j
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geiger of
Sandy Run and Mrs. Mary Norris
and Mrs. Mannie X. Tillman of,
Edgefield were visitors to Mrs. Ella j
Fox during the Christmas holidays. !
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Mr. James Caughman has moved |
iritn hiu nowlv droptpH nipp ntlH r>nm - I
fortable home next Judge C. M. I
Efird's.
Miss Mary Kyzer, the popular and
efficient cashier of the James L. Tapp
Company, was a visitors to Columbia
Sunday. 1
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^oing to sell quick ir
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)thing
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Ivercoat, Shoes and
you are getting th<
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5 at 1-2 original pric
including Men's, W<
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ent, 50c.
fleeced Shirts and D
you fail to buy
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Every one in this section has tlior- '
oughly enjoyed the holiday and for a
brief spell almost forgot hard times.
Mr. Willie Hutto from Arkansas
has been visiting Mr. J. E. Dunbar
and family.
Mr. Rudolph Schumpert and Miss j
Martha Kyzer were visitors at Flor
enee church. Sunday. P. M. They were |
accompanied by her brother. Mr. j
Shafter. who called on Miss Isoiinc !
Rish.
Mr..-Frank Dunbar and brother.
Walter, took a trip to Wagener t<? see
Mr. Frank's best girl. Miss Alberta
Garvin, who was home from college
for the holidays.
Mr. .7. C. Dunbar and family spent
the holidays in Georgia. j
Miss Girlie Rish spent the night
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Misses Ruth and Lucia Gun tor gave j
a party Christmas night, which was I
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enjoyed by the young folks of the '
community.
Miss Alva Dunbar and sister Naomi
spent the night at Mr. W. B. |
Dunbar's recently.
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All of our young girls who are j
teaching sc hool this session have re- i
turned to their work after spending I
the holidays at home. Miss Alva Dun- i
bar is the primary teacl^er at Mace- !
don. Miss Isoline Rish is teaching at j
Sunny South and Miss Girlie Rish is
one of the assistant teachers at !
Sharp's Hill.
We hope the New Year will bring j
you all 365 prosperous days.
"Jaybird." !
SANDY Rl'N DOTS.
A large crowd attended the party \
at Mr. L. G. Culler's Tuesday night. :
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. W. W. j
Luc-as, Mr. and Mrs. M .L. Jumper, '
Mr. and Mrs. \V. i . Savior, Mi. and '
Mrs. B. H. Jumper, Misses Letha
Savior and Sallie Carrie Culler,
Messrs Beaury Jumper. Gary Rucker,
Clifton Rucker, Newu-^ Culler, Robert
and R. C. Whitington, Herbert Ciim.
Miss Sallie Carrie Culler was the |
guest ot' Misses Tlielma and Dessie
Saylor Thursday afternoon
Mr. J. F. Hi'.l and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cub.er Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Ed Brody and family visited
Mr. J. C. Saylor and family Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Carrie Cu'ic-r was the
guest of Misses Mae and Bessie Stabler
Monday afternoon.
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!rawers, former pric
at this sale yoi
igton and Colu
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ltn as and litiia
son. Cavern. visited Mr. and Mrs. |
Hush Hunker. Monday afternoon. |
?\I and Mrs. .]. !i. .jumper visited
Mr. and Mrs. X. fl. Wani.amak'-r Sun- |
day afternoon.
Mr. II. C. Whitingrton and Miss j
Letha Savior visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Culler's Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. .[. A. Juniper. Mrs.
L. C. Culler and daughter and little
grandson visited Mr. and Mrs. Fran!:
Jumper. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. L. Culler and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jumper Sunday. ;
With much sue. ?-ss o> the Dispatch- j
News. I am,
A Farmer's Da.mrhter.
CALVARY DOTS.
TIio parjy at Mr. Willie Rucker's
Saturday night was enjoyed very
much by the young people of this
community.
Miss Ruth Rust has been spending
a few days with Miss .Timmie Inabinet.
Mrs. Xissie Inabinet spent Saturday
with her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Taylor.
Mr. Lucius Williams was the guest
of Miss Ruth Rast Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Williams
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Inabinet.
Mr. and Mrs. Sifley Rast and family
spent Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs.
A. F. Inabinet.
Mr. John Andrew Inabinet was the
guest of Miss Mammie Ethel Taylor
Saturday night.
'Mr. Albert Baihy was the guest of
Miss Ethel Mack Sunday night.
Mr. Lucius Williams was the mi est
of .Miss Ruth Last Sunday night.
J I'M LO.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. .J. A. Cromer:?Many. many
thanks for the present I received
from you Christmas. I hove worked
in a Christian home for 14 months
and could not have been treated bett
,?r.
Sincerely,
David Kenedy.
SAVE YOUR TREES.
Orchard brand fruit tree spray materials,
."B. T. S." and a full line of
insecticides for plants, trees, etc.
Call for free booklet on spraying.
Let us help you save your trees, plants |
and
vegetables in time.
HARMON DRUG CO.,
Lexington. S. C.
ING STORE
fom one season to
STORE ALLCOSltS)
Inderv
3 Tapp high standar
money.
r all our Men's Clot
Ts, we will sell for (
shirts and drawer!
:e $1.50; very special
ii lose money?
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ALMOST V FAMILY REUNION'.
A part of the family of Mr. Jacob
.1. Bickley had unite an enjoyable dinner
at Mrs. Jennie Austins, a daughter.
in Columbia. Saturday, making :t
almost a family reunion, anyway adding
joy and happiness where they already
abound. Tims** present we;e:
Mr. .1. .1. Bickley. S. T. Bickley. (_>.
Bickley. Miss Julia Bickley. Miss
Louise Kyzer. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Sox and Cecil Sox of Lexington; Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Austin of Columbia.
"Mr. Julian Kennedy of Atlanta. All
rejoiced at having such a pleasant
day.
RETFUXEI) TO WiNTll BOB.
The party of beautiful, bright and
admired young lady students of Wir,throp
college, after having spent a
delightful Christmas and holidays at
their dear old ''sweet home." returned
today to resume their studies. How
pleasant it was to have them, and
how blue it is without them. They
were: Misses Kathryn Berly. Bruce
Caughman. Juanita George, Blossie
Clark. Gladvs Georare and Marsrnrpf
Hartley.
A. W. Morgan
Sheet Metal Worker
SLATE, TILE AND
Gravel Roofer
Manufacturer of Skylights & Cornices
1707 Main street,
PHONE 2742
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ANNOUfi
Dr. Ray Fisher Sox
cated at 1615 Main
Store. Better Deni
ey is my Motto,
the other any m
Shoes
year
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hing at just 1-2 ori|
pick disposal at 1-2
s, former price $1
1 sale price, the gar]
Your own
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! DKPCTY SOX ROUNDS UP
PARTICIPANTS IN SHOOTING
Cay<", Jan. 4.?On his last day as
1 deputy sheriff for Sheriff Miller,
' Deputy Sheriff C. V>\ Sox rounded up
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| all parties participating1 in the shootj'ing
scrape which occurred in Lexington
county, near Dixiana, Monday
' afternoon. January 3rd. Alex Wililiams
was painfully shot in the shoul- s
jder with a shotgun by Hanibal Robjertson.
and Robertson was then shot
j by .Jordan Hall through arm, with pis!tol.
All parties connected with this
lively duel were colored and those
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i that were able to be moved, are now
| in the Cayce jail,
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Mrs. James Bickley <<f Irmo uas a
isitor here Tuesday.
GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence !> at Your Door.
Lexington proof is what you want
and the statement of this highly respected
resident will banish all doubt:
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J. B. Folyd. prop, grocery, E.
Main St., Lexington, says: "I was
bothered a great deal with my kidneys
a few years ago. At that time
my back gave me a lot of troable and
it ached good and hard. My Sladder
I seemed to be the worst source ok.com-.
'plaint. There was a too requeiA de\
T
isire to pass the kidney secretions, md
I had to get up at night. The secfyj^^Bi
tions were highly colored and contained
sediment. A friend advised
me to use Doan's Kidney Pills, and I
did so. In a short time I got fine relief.
I kept on taking Doan's and after
I had used several boxes, I felt so
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well I didn't require any more."
Price 60c. at /ill dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Floyd had. Foster-Milburn Co.rs
Mfrs., Buffalo. X. Y.
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, Dentist, is now loover
Lever's Shoe
:istry for Less Mon
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