Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WATERINGFOllD NEWS. Say!. Did yyu Ret thut valentine? She said she was "gwinc" to send it. Old "Uncle lleiiry" and his better half spent Inst Monday night with their son, Mr. M. M. Howard, and family. Mr., and Mrs. It. E. Hisli of near Gilbert visited relatives near here > last Wednesday night. * Son (Manly) Taylor from up near Lexington, is spending sometime with his uncle, Mr. It. E. Rlsh, near Gilbert . Mr. E. F. Kyzer had the misfortune one day last week, to loose a very fine cow. Quite recentlv Mr. Thos. Hall of the Huffman Burnt Mill section lost j Ills mule from being gored by a cow. I>ast Wednesday night Messrs. M. M. Howard, It. E. Rish and "Son" Taylor went fishing and on their return brought back nineteen fine catfish . . Mrs. Nezzie Grout and children from down below Rexington, visited relatives, ttnd friends near the 'Ford last Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. I. M. . Hnllman and family were last d-?tjhday\s guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. 0rosson Kyzer. Mr. ami' Mrs. Elbert, Smith and children from un on Pond Brunch visited II. A. and Mrs. Howard, a short while last Sunday eveningr Rev. and tyrs. R. W. Johnson of Gilbert were out visiting their parishioners today In this vicinity. Times are so hard now that you cannot borrow a .dollar, but you can see a dollar and >4 quarter hanging to almost any dog's neck. The entertainment at Pond Branch last Saturday^ night was largely attended ad . Is . always the way when anything id doing up there, as it seems that the name "Pond Branch" naturally draws a large crowd. Just why we do not know. Max Crout says "that if the party or parties that borrowed his grind rock in his absence, will just put it back where they taken it from, he will be very thankful and will ask no questions." We think Max would he letting them off too light. Any man that will stoop that low ought to have to work on the public works for aw! ile at least. IMPORTANT MEKTIXtl OF "LEXINGTON COUNTY TRUSTEES An important meeting of the trustees of all the schools in the county will be held Friday in the Court House ac | Lexington to discuss legislation that is about to be enacted that will affect every school in the county., Every trustee is urged to attend as this meeting is of vital interest to town atul country schools alike. If you want to do something for your school now is the time. The public is also invited. The meeting will he held at 11 o'clock. It' you cannot come send any other trustee whom you know. I 1 I PRS I I Le; h >> ? ant* kno 1 I ? ' >> uats, Lie Lj << drugs ar I': ss >> Wc are alt f << candies, ar I\\ << found in on << (J Don't foi ? ? DRINKS 11 Lexin; S> ss Lexington, << Thos. L. Harma Presid ' iy- . . W . /v -- .".* v' - & : 'J,' . i - ' F., > , . 1 . 1 ( >. ? . > v . , ji PERSONALS. Mr. J. Paul Smith, In passing through town Saturday, to Columbia, remembered the printers and made them a pleasant visit. We were glad to know that his father, Mr, H. R. Smith, is convalescent though uuite feeble. Dr. Whltmlre. of Asheville, X. C. a former clerk in the Harmon Drug Store, and very popular with out people, was on a visit here recently. Mr. J. W. Sharpe of Swansea, a substantial farmer and good citizen paid us a pleasant visit Monday. Air. h. uuvtu snunipert, one ol the best farmers anil mill men down on Cedar Creek, was in town Monday and made us a pleasant call. Messrs. John C. Watson and J. C. Culbreatli. hankers of Johnson, spent week-end with Jesse Ballentine, last week. Mr. Ernest "Wingard, formerly of tliis county but now of Concord, N. C., visited relatives and friends here recently. Mr. W. M. Laird, one of Pellon's prominent citizens was here on business Saturday last week. Mr. John Spigner of Dixiana was in town on business Tuesday last week and made us a pleasant call. Mrs. V. M. Wingaril and daughter, Madeline, are visiting Mrs. Wingard's sister, A. M . Campbell. Florence, S. C. Mary allrtley of Lexington, who lias been ill for some time at the Columbia hospital, was dismissed last Thursday and she' returned home. Mr.. J. Alfred Lucas, one of the best farmers In the Gaston section, was in town Monday. Mr. \V. E. Humphries, now of Spartanburg, spent the week-end wfill VliM fnmilv in tow.. lfi? wore also glad to see him and shake his clever hand. Mr. Johnson King, one of the most successful farmers and clever men on the Edisto was in town Monday and paid our office a pleasant call. Mr. D. J. Roof was in town Tuesday morning and concluded tie just might as well be off of 12-Mile Creek, as to be without The Dispatch-News, so he added his name to our list and will be a constant reader in the future . Mrs. \V. D. Dent and son. Woodrow. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Adams at Batesburg. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Farr of Gretna, Va., are now at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dent. Miss Annie Ballcntine of Summit spent the week-end with Mrs. M. 13. Fair. DOST?February 22. 1922. one white poinb'r dog. with black snots, castrated. on the place of Dr. Sam E. Harmon, 9 miles from Dexington. My name?Dr. Oscar I.aBorde, on collar. I.iberal reward. Notify Dr. Sam E. llarman, Columbia. S. C. Have Your lSCRIPTIC filled at the ungton Pharmt tv that they are compounded b> ensed Druggist, and that only fr e used in filling them. io headquarters, for WHITMAI id all the latest MAGAZINES ir store at all time3. -get our fountain?Y/E MAf THAT SATISFY. 'ton Pharmacy n, Claude C. ent M. S. Riley, Pharmacist. i,| I SUMMARY OF, FEBRUARY WORK. Number consultations held'44. .Number women's meetings held.'p. Attendance J.07. 1 Number girls' meetings held 14. Attendance 152. Number schools or clubs visited 25. Number club members visited 20. ; Others not members 2i. 1 f~ Number letters written 71. Circular letters sent 45. Bulletins given 434. Number miles traveled: Auto 729. Total 729. Name of supervisor or specialist b visiting you during month: Miss L.oia Snider and Miss Bessie Harper. Other:?Nutrition clas sorganized, including weighing and measuring and physical examination of children. Culled 12 flocks of chickens. (Sgd.) ANNIE C. CAUGHMAN, County Home Demonstration Agent. March Itinerary of County Home Demonstration Agent. March 1.?Midway Sewing club.-'1. March 2.?W'aterec Home Demonstration club. March 2.?Watcree Sewing club. March 3.?Liberty Hill Hc-ic. Demonstration club. March -1.?Office. Lexington. March G.?Oak Grove Cooking club. March 7.?Bound Hill Home Deinontsratibn club. : . March 8.?Boiling Springs Home. Demonstration club. , Marcii 8.?Boiling Springs Sewing club. v': March 0.?Nutrition class?New Brookland school. March 10. ? Bed Knoll Home Demonr stration club. > March 10.?Bed Knoll I'oultrj . | club. March 11.?Office, Lexington. March 13.?Pine View Sewing club. i March 14.?New Brookland honu demonstration club. March 15.?Pond Branch home; demonstration club. March 1G.?Newburg Cooking club. March 17.?Lexington Cook in* club.i March 18.?Office, Lexington. March 20.?Saxe-Gotha cooking I club. | March 21.?Fair View?Organiv.aj tion. i March 22.?North 12 d is to Poultry club. March 22.North 12disto Sewing club. March 28.?Calvary Home demonstration club. March 24.?Officers' Council meeting., March 25.?Office, Lexington. 1 March 27.?St. John's Sewing j club. March 28.?Providence home demonstration club, j March 28.?Mack's Cooking < lul?. , March 28.?Mack's Poultry club. March 80.?Midway Sewing club. 1 : i 1 )NS I acy If I ' a Grad- $ ? esh, pure >> [{? M'S famous |> || jf ' are to be >> $> j . THE | | IJ Inc. if I South Carolina s< << :! 1 Harmixn,g 8 v' | Sec'y. & Treas. ? 8 ^B / > ? ^ /./V 1 ' r TSAoe ? ~?S ftEGlSTEF F.S.ROVSTER Gl I 1 TNJrvrfrkllr LTarboro, N. C. Charlotte Columbia, S. C. Spartanbi Macon, Ga. Columbu Birmingham, Ala. Baltimore I You'll SI H fljj VVc ^ tions ( ? i Qualii 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT THE RIGt A Few of Our Specu j Patent or Proprietary Medic Goods, Nunnally's Candies, IRexall Quality Stationery a Paints and Varnishes, Planl ants, Hess' Stock and Poi Kodak* anrl TTilmc T -y? ? r? v. V iVIUl I Records, Guaranteed Solid and Tobaccoes. "If It's in the Drug I The Harmo, I The Rexc 1 Lexington \ 1 MV'.'! \ ' ' '' ; - .V ' ? 1 : 1 11 11?'? ?? '. ' SC7S ^AU T S&~ y . *AAK I i cd (: 1AN0 COMPANY ; d, Va. Lynchburg, Va. | , N. C. Washingtoi N.C. |j urg, S.C. Atlanta, Ga | s,Ga. Montgomery, Ala. j 5, McL Toledo, Ohio J anj-mta r nu? i -i ? W ... I I .Is Drug store, be- fl ing to your sat-* ^ i pr.-ce and courWe do business on ustomers right, and k again. Everything e Drug store should \ ight prices. Guarantee Personal Attention to PrescripDnly Purest Drugs Used and Lowest Prices j ty Considered. ii ritLiiyuui* FKfcSCRIPTIONS. I il Lines are:- I ujies, Toilet and Rubber / ? , Garden and Field Seeds, .[ : I ' ,nd School Supplies, DeVoe J ; j t Insecticides and Disinfect- J > jltry Remedies, Eastman jf Talking Machines and / Gold Jewelry. Fine Cigars- ^ I *\ . I ! " I 1 Line We Have It" ! ] n DrugI' ill Store J S{