The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, November 22, 1922, Image 1
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NO-S3- .,v LEXINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, VyEDNESOAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1922. M?MBCB ?
The Dispatch-1
In Prizes f
, .. . |
"Chevrolet Tourirt{
noaaster will oe
First an Sedon
Victrola and Gi
- . List of, i
Announcement.
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wiui a greater prize list than*
...this yicinity in a similar undertal
. t ormj&l announcement of the 3
whiclrmore than $1,500 in aut<
Commissions will be given awai
. .jnont in this issue-gives full deta
Hvtwo autos are of the 1923 1
s?;wb11 :Worth best efforts to strivj
er$d is naturally that covered b
fringes of adjoining counties, i
First Grand Pri^e?$630 Che
(.purchased of and on display ai
Columbia, S. C.)
^Second Grand Prize?$406
(Biirchased of and on display ai
v; 'third Grand Prize?$170 Vii
ordsi (Purchased of and on dii
s t Fonrth Grand Prize?$40 So]
(Purcliaaedof and on display ai
I . dollars in special cash ]
There has been set aside $20C
awacaed to all non-prize winnef
oTOnnpatyn,
The object of * the "Salesmanship
Club".lir>t?.Increase the already wide
1 and highly creditable circulation of
this to greater proportions.
I' and . Tho ijjspatch-NewB is going to
pay its friebds handsomely for helping
introduce it in turn to their friends
U?Ph? plftM ftdoptet^jr^Phij-t?Bpatch;-i
jk, News is a novol one. It could roach
thousands of new readers by employ[?
' V Wv *
ing scores of solicitors to cover this
section, but it would take quite a long
time to do the work thoroughly. In
inaugurating the "Salesmanship Club"
this paper has adopted a bottcr plan
| ?a quicker method?and also gives its
friends an opportunity to earn big rewards
during spare time. The "Salesmanship
Club" will make a lot more
noise and create interest and fun?
(, there is nothing like having some fun
i along with business.
Big Pay For /Vll.
j An especially attractive feature .01
1r the "Salesmanship Club" is that all
will be paid handsomely for the results
they score. A cash commission
of ten per cent will bo paid those who
( are not awarded one of the regular
1 . prizes, providing of course the.y adhere
to the rules as outlined in the double
i page announcement. Thus the
Salesmanship Club" is a sure thing for
| the club members right, from the bej
ginning, and their reward depends en
tirely upon the efforts put forth and
the results secured.
Spare Time. , .
AH one is expected to* do In order to
r earn one of the splendid prizes is to
I devote . spa re moments to securing
| subscriptions to The Dispatch-News.
I In faC^sufficient time Is Riven- the
"Club" to allow one's seeing every
r friend aani acquaintance during spare
time. The "Club" will last eight
weeks. beginning with the first publlV
cation of the official list of the names
L of the Club Members. November 29th.
A Great Opportunity.
J-: The word "Automobile" Is at prea[)
em the biggest word in the Knglish
vocabulary and Just how to mAke it
! possible to own one lias perhaps long
boon -the desire uppermost in the
minds of most folks.
A Business Proposition.
In offering such a great reward to
those taking active Interest, The Dis iritrh-News
is n t playing the role of
a philanthropist?neither is It a something
for nothing scheme. It is a
business proposition, pure and simple.
[ The $1 GOO. 00 worth of automobiles
! n nH nf h/m -ill * ?' - '
.. u uvuui i? ?in mil uf pivf'n in ov|
chango tor* well directed efforts upon
tho part of Club Menibors, and the
r basis upon wb.ch they may be secured,
i and the awards themselves, assure
each and every one taking part that
- their offorts will boar fruit to tho fullest
extont.
^ews to Give A
Great Subscrip
g Car and Ford
Awarded Winners
d Grand Prizes?tld
Watch Also in
: c_ _ n Lt- n
jLsouote rage
L*. ' *
has ever t?efor ebeen offered in
king, The Dispatch-News makes
"SALESMANSHIP CLUB" in
jmobiles, other prizes and cash
rl A double page announceils
of this unusual enterprise,
nodels and the other prizes are
2 for. The territory to be covy
this paper?Lexington and
[*he prizes are:
vrolet Touring Car, 1923 model.
; show rooms of S. B. McMaster,
Ford Roadster, 1923 model,
t DuPre Auto Co., Lexington, S.
N I
:trola, including a dozen reosplay
at Harmon Drug Co., Lexlid
Gold Elgin Wrist Watch.
\ HiStnon Drug Co., Lexington.)
pnzea.
| for cash commissions to be
s:
tarljr. Start lmpmtir.'.
In evertf man and woman's life there
in one big moment when he makes the
decision1 thafrobs him of succeoa?01
ioatjs hlip on to fortune. The world
is full of those who yarn for bettei
things that never seem to come. The
action is missing. But let him see and
grasp tho big opportunity and there
- wl 1) be- an - amazing transformation it)
his fortunes. The moment he decide*
lor or against that opportunity?
whether he will seize it or let it pas*
?he decided the whole future course
j of his life.
t
The main thing in the "Salesmanship
Club" is to get an oarly start in
the race. It means everything tc
those who have ambition and a desiri
to succeed, so the first and best thins
to do is to ?. moll your name at unci
j and then get out among your friend*
j and tell them you want their subscrlp\
tion to The Dispatch-News.
; i urii to tn?! double page announcej
-..er.t while it is fresh in your mind
j nU -equ it l yourself with the gooti
j t!i;ngs offered and then lose no tint*
! In clipping out the nomination cou
i pun. iiuinK in your name, address, ant
j such other information us requostot
upon it, and bring: or send it to th?
"Salesmanship Club" headquarters ai
The Dispatch-News, Lexington.
Divided into Periods.
The carripign is divided into severu
1 periods, the first lasting: from - thi
i opening:. Thursday, November 30th
; until Tuesday, December 19th, 6 p. m
j'ThPre Is a real inducement offered ir
I.; < j , >
J this period to get a big sturt. lor a1
| no other time during the eumpaigr
: will 'effort count for so many honu:
votes. For this period, lasting: thre<
; weeks, there will be a bonus of 100.00<
j votes for each $1 J .-Win cash subscrip
tion business turned in-. A glu/iee al
*lhe bunus'vote schedule thai follows
i-will make this statement clear.
/ I tonus Vote Schedule.
; First Period: From the beginning
' of the campaign on November 30tl
] until Tuesday, December 19th, 0 p. rn.
i 100,000 bonus votes will be. given foi
each J12.00 in eash subscription busi|
ness turned in.
Shicond IVrlOfl: From Tuesday
December 19th. ii p. in., until Tues
day, December 26th. f p. in.. 100.001
bonus votes will be given for eacl
i
! $16.00 in eash subscription business
i turned in.
; Third Period: From Tuesday. De
I ce in her 26th, 6 p. in., until Tuesday
I January 2nd, 6 p. in.. 100,000 bonui
' votes will be Riven for each $20.00 n
j cash subscription business turned in
Fourth Period: From Tuesday, Jan
uary 2nd, 6 p. m.t until tho end o
the campaign Friday, January 12th, i
p. m., 100,000 bonus votes will lx
given for each $24.00 in cash subscrip
tion business turned in.
If the campaign is extended to clos<
Friday, January 19th, at 2 p. m.
I
way $1,500
ftion Campaign
THANKSQiviivci' oftfevicani
A* ucinrMov oqbooi>.
' '
The annual Tt>MtlW|tTt||| g?6l?rla?
Will be h^ld an VfWl at thn Lrexiartou
high school- thtf ynar wiU anion r?ligk>u<j
uwvtaig I* WThtng. followed
by ">m<innont- to> ? i iai?f' dinner
at noon- and a-' >prta*'^ an?. In
the ofternaaa. the ettls tk#
Lexington Mkffl Omm of Ik*
i3atcaburg-t<Mt*?U? Mgft ochool. Tht
Lexington girfci ktT? bopa practicing
daily and uri in pwlilOh to pot op a
first-class gam*, ood it io mndoretood
t'mt the Baleoburg-I^wrrille girls will
bo worthy competitor*.
Tho school fair exhibit* will ho on
display during tho ostlro doy for>' Inspection
ipy frifhdo ond oatrono of
tho school.
Bach yqar thin mbmI gathering
surpasses tho forever one*-' i> inI
terest and attendance, and It in altoI
pother probable that thin yoor will aot
i he an exception.
The following program wUI ho roadcred
at t^a morning perries*.
Chalrmgn~-Thor Kgr. W. C. Wallace
. -r'v'
Hyntn Ifo.
Script*** Mmv. H.
A. Whittnp. .
Prayer?That For-- f. IfX. Veadorburk.
Hymh No. %\?Serra?a^-dnpo
Far. A.. B. Obea
sohftin.L
by CMe.
CoUeitlp*
> School ln>p^*mw?t
i Benodtf** .*fei *00. Q. Jfl.
Shea.rotf*. >" i i*
: D,MrrS3SS??r
, Mlwi Clmrt^u Mafy Bolh Certey,
. the yburtM;***** W Hr. Ufa
( George W. *.. didd Medday
, morning ?^oet 4:tl e'deikofburai
sustturrcd ftvafay {hernia*, Novambft
5. and *'aa burl*4 TuOOdey nhoralng
at 10 o'clock , ?t Pilgrim Lutheran
' church, h^r fleeter, the Hot. H. A.
KlBtlcr, officiating, a^id being ?Mlettd
; by the Hot. Mr. W&IUm and Rov.
O. H. Bhearouoe.
MIbb Oorlry ?u bora December S
1895, and won {ftp^Md iaiafaacy, and
at the age of li ah* wee centime d a
member of Hen Ulthma church . In
( 1920 she {jraasferptd her aneakberehlp
( to Biigi-im ohyrfh. ?f which aha r*maincd
a-faithful jagaaber-anti) death
lies Idee >er parent* ahe is ourviwed
( by the follow)** hcpthen aael eieterl;
i Mrs. L..K. Haranan, Mrs. J. it. Bai
lentine; Mrs. IBljacr *' Wlngard. 9.
* | Perry C :6r|ey aad Julian R. Corlay.
A large r*th<trfap attendod thi
tunoral necwkea, a* the floral offerings
were nuntirp* aad beautiful. .
i no reupw^pjf M p?ilbMjrr*i
Hurry TV. W*rKb|for. Biawt If. Cor
ley. Georjc? IHvll Roof, Arthlt Corlcy
*, Thomas Cprloy sg*4 W. P. Hoof. Jr.
1 all being ceusipts of tibo ^ooUMd.
L The choir Irom ?* Uphou's'Lulh1
'er-.m church, RSjsto# ky tko choir ol
Pilgrim church, mlwft -the otUou
1 funeral music.
H LMKK OK VBDR MB
H. p.-Wghhr. w^nli r?mo.
j Pelion lias b?!S MrtSBls4 to aecomo>
date Kcvo* &4#HV0h?l faralUeo. N?Wgln
, ning December 1 tho aMKloMl torn
r ,ille? will ho MrvU dolly Wth rural trot
- delivery.
The foMewUMt lotW from the fourtl
, : assistant post m&* tor |?aonii Is solf-sx
planatory:
) "Hon. H. P. Fqlmer,
> ,'HouRf! of R?pr?F*>^UTM.
* "My dear Mr* Pulmer:
"I tatm ?* ensure la ndvidnf you thai
- rural route No. t, from Pollen, Boat!
, Cardinal will be tneadtd effective
i from Decepiber 1, ltlS, and will he el
i benefit to seven families.
"Sincerely you re,
"H. BlUany,
f "Fourth Assistant Postmaster Geni
oral."
- 100,000 bonus votes will be fiver
with oach $14.00 in cash subscription
j bUHlnoas turned in during the extend,
r-d period.
CJET HuW'ilrMEN M
ftbON 2UTER C1UMK.
$?. v
Rurul jL X* Mi thrift e , Freshley and |
Lown did & piece of work Sat- H
urday nitftyt they took Into rus-I "
tody hfjrtfo'avmbn just this side
of Brook find in about 30 minutes aftte'r
the -.cnxxie'.-Had been committed.
-j C1
When ?ifelui*nui? from Columbia
>wT... a 1
about d?H Saturday afternoon. Mr. A. w
T." Martlh, w)w lives about a mile j{
from Bropklan^ was hold up and beat c(
about the' head and face by three
younir wftfte, m?n, and robbed of some ^
clothing: he.had"J?ttrchased in Oolum-j
' * I ' n
bia and also-a small amount of cash. I
I Mr. wa^jrondered unconscious|
rrom tiifc bloWch stick being used forth*
attftcU',
Rural PpIUjiujien I'ri shiny and ^
I/own we?'o in the neighborhood at
> m . 10
the time, and 1 til less than 30 minutes
had th? nv'n under arrest, the victim
und a negi'b tvijdavas near at the tinio?
! ? . ? , ; .'I
j Identified jthel'; men. They wore ^
brought to l-exfifigton and lodged in
I Jan.
' i
i| preliminary Was hold Tuesday af- ;i|
tornoon before Magistrate Sim I*. ?
Hendrix, ?nd trfo three were bound I
over for tho January term of criminal ^
court, bond being fixed at $1,000 each, j,,
I The-men are clirrged in the warrant (ll
j of assault and lottery of h high and :i|
aggravated^,nature] and highway rob- u,
bery. St> far xh<^y have not given the j,
bond ani<? rpro sti^ in jail. hi
The met*, range In age from 20 to 27 tr
years. Th^y gave their names as T
Tom Wltooji,. Viqyd Fisher and Jack I.si
Lgwhorru. iWrd claim thejr homes to be s;
a AshevilU, N. C. ' f tl
ATTiqifD CLEMSON MKRI". ^
Dr. Dk'S-;. Croewon, state senator,
and. Tiroinerman; roprestn^ftlve,
jyT'just returned l'romj
Ctamaton npft^e. where they were in- .
vitfd, an mjdptbers of t it. coming leg- ^
lalature. by President Riggs of the ^
college. to.lrmpect the . institution.
From ^^^q^tjre ctato there was only s|
i r?v--T-.kt jr. -r l""iuvu"!Bi.w
tinvited, anu/'uo,xiHptrtn.dias the alshno.* ^
tion of .-.having"*had two "rfpn'sv
V'- s. Hi i,. L.U
lives in the list. While there,-" Dr. ^
fcrosson was u mu t i ru n d ?ji,'* .solecitc
t . ... .' ..J-Vv jv *1'
spokesman lor the, board of visitors,
and his address brtfoilUthJ^acultv'aml
* A, . *V'.* , **i ^
cadets has been highly complimented.
i m i m i m " 'll" 'r> ' '<k W
THK KDITOR IS XOW . i T
1 PAREINT. MIC llTY.'W !>.*.. 4i
Front time to tiAte the editor re- 4>'
, ceivos some mighty go<d thinfr<etn*.eHtI
from subscribers and in most fttHta-nt*.# *
i the produce is of the: vofyo btwk'-vfa.Tl* ?.J
i ity, and it is "hard iU> say 4a*y?Vtn*v*"
i nhould win the blue i*bbdft?/''f?o??i*?l.\?
we have/ had several f?nd.*dar *
vegetables. and{ sew eonrirs.aJttrtttnAist's./*
I I'orth with swe?rf pbtatfwstv-*nn,"he*1t . %
the band." Mr. I>arth?'?Mv??gl?? < i?m
our office .Monday :u. num-Wtr <*i" r. hbofJ'
Porta Itican pdtatoes. fatfHMVdWln
weight from Tour to 11 ;dth.n ^
i and more cannot ho saidCjJWlfctrixt*?*;' :i,
ington county can -grow?*J<a fUMCttte* li1
j weighing- 12 pounds-we shoUmiwdhfr ?i
boll weevil worryMr. rhsM4(fUIK.na &
that hi* raised about'VruKl^i iJMi.tfajwrtf f.1
tatoes to each hill this aidotA
. - - ?? ? , -rt.?>t?>X 1 ?i
Til A VKS(?? VIVti /AT' *
MO>wfiWitiiJJUH
; o 'taK? Ml> <i r'l
1; Thc -,olm Th:VRjraltf
| vii-c.i in ine *,1011 pastorate will lie held t
j at this church on November 30tlU;^u
: With the niorninft ;servi?** and a sedl 3H
rnort at 11 a. m. and dinflet*- btV-fh<*< f|(
prounds at. I 2": 30 . \
* At 1:30 there will Ut> a"" sunnsot- V
? vice and an address by -'a - prominent ?
layman. A hearty welcoh?'e*-is Riven' **'
to-all to be with us in alt thl?se ?*18 Af-' *1
I vices. v-*. Kr- b
11 CIVIC IiHAOUK TO ^
, ; BK OI^G WI/iF.U . f'i,
j All ladies o? the town are invited to
? be present at a meeting at the home
I of Miss Klcanor Worrill Thursday afI
ternoon at 4 o'clock, at which time a
['civic league will be organized. All
( ladles interested are expected .to at- e
, tend . ,j
i T. >
"inn ninRcrs
Teacher (to class in natural his- ^
tory)?What kind of birds are fro- ,l
quently kept in captivity?
Tommy?Jail birds.
A Substitute
i If you can't got away for a vaca>
tion, you can get the same feeling by
etaylng at home and tipping every s
third person you see. o
*
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IXiKO KILLS XKGltO SATURDAY
NIGHT.
Dozicr Wise, negro, shot and killed
Jehard Thompson, another negro,
ist Saturday night about 10 o'clock,
t the home of Wise, where a barbeje
supper was being served. and imlodlately
after the shooting Wise
kmc into Lexington, about two miles,
id surrendered to the shoriff, and
as lodged in jail to await trial at the
Lnu.try term of ? general sessions
>urt.
It i? said that Thompson went to |
ic lse nomu Saturday night in an
toxicated condition and started to
tso a "rough house," and o?t being
illod down cut two negroes and was
t turn killed by. Wise for his wrong
olngs. Ah brought out at the eorofr's
inquest. Wise shot in self-do-'
i
nso. i
The only eye-witness to the tragedy |
as another negro, Who also received t
cut from the knife of Thompson.
>*ise is being held in the Lexington
unty jail to await trial.
The. followng is the testimony given
L the inquest conducted by. Coroner
r". C. Weed Sunday morning:
Banaruta Wise, being duly sworn,
lys: This drunk man came in the
ousc and cursed; I asked hint uot to
irse. He said he did nob-give ad...
l>6ut nil of us s i- o* b. Wise
sked bint why he acted this way. He
rew knife. Hosier Wise grabbed both
Is hands. Thompson said I am going
> kill you, and cut Wise. I grabbed
hotnpson and jerked hint away, and
loved him out of door. Thompson
lid he would cut me. T ran away at
lis tima and was in rear of house
hen K"un fired. I don't know who
lot Thompson.
Her
ltananna x Wise.
Mark.
Yandy Felder, beiiiK duly sworn,":
lys: I was here when shooting took 1
laee. . Richard Thompson asked
eorjee Rites what the'h.... he was
leaking to him for. Uitua said. Ain't
e good. buddies? - TUo?pfoii-iAidv
noua good;b"utftfy*tb ariyt?dy.
I don.'t ffive a il. . . ." for none
*- y t> . i, .
fyyou^s.vj. . s.of b. .... I told-hini not
i kc> on l-hat way; 1 tlion went into
ityhen. #0n<|; I heard Wise tell him to
lit out t in- ^oursinK and respect the
omen folksy. Wise's wife ortlered
(Jioippson out of the house, and I
^i J?j,tti. totf?vu,t out tlie fuss. He went
avk i;i,)th?jvhouse and continued the
ursity^o-J^ipd left llie house when
ihr ??4U> VWrttl'-' This happened about
^ ai',9. o'clock . 1 did not see
;h#jinpK<>n0dyaw knife. We were ntV-MJin,u
y,Jj^fl>ecue suiiper.
? 4.#(,l?iftned) Vainly Felder.
tr..
bring tluly* sworn. ,
'Vjyerj-, all in tin- house when
i^ss st?.rt?i*l.i Raw] brought Thompson 1
ut Thompson wont hack'
i T|)onipsi)H hiid hand on;
1 ' ' I
IV'.' BiiW' started erying.
to back away ' from I
'fcpnil.?ti^hrjtWl Thompson started af 6-kwWiM^
not.see anything in
''u>rvhiVW^>g^ndS.ime ivne said.
>on',V-i}?ilii' ' nnnpsou hurt,: htm." aitd
Sk'.i >?? ^ d - T.I e > i e. 11 s f > n-"- a till ThontpW
,{nade l'or Wise's "wtt-e.*l">rvi>
i. I "stafted to the
Wal&A. Wi'fj-'nvoti.psptt. at the doorJl\y,
hpuKis and 'ho out '
UMfAviltyyYt.ffrni.Ce--whoa 1 mot hint at
he door^if^liad my bactfti>' tht>m exaoCu-uum?t
lie rut on me Whoh th'e" firsts
hSUMPi.-Htfre'tf: i'iIt nod Hrthiful'and j
rss iWwhfn first shot tvas l'lre'd, find)
t'wr-Baid, C.... d I ' RiH'
o?-23??ic*<Wio"V him again. There* waif
nly a stw?rtvt iifie between the tviro
hots.. -TJie.'lust shot was fired after
>hdjupsnn fell. Thompson eut Wise
efbro W^ftt^ shot' him. This impelled
abo-ut; 10 o'elook . I was the
nly other one in house when shootig-rteetjrred'i,
' V-v His
? tieorpre I.ltes.
' Mark.
Oeorge >Rawl, being duly sworn.
ays: I was.on porch when fuss startel.
Wise's wife asked me to take
'hompson out of the'house, and I
rou>eht him-out on porch. lie went
ack in the house. Thompson cursed
nd cut Wise, and I left then. This Is
11 I know about it.
His
(}rorge X Rawl.
Mark i
Dr. (r. P. Roberts, being duly
worn, says: I have examined the body
f Richard Thompson, and find two
?** ???
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PQFfH^AK LECTURE ,
II KitK DECEH?ER 5TH . .
Leon Palmer, General Superintendent
of the South Carolina Sunday
school association, will Rive a popular
le.cture at the Lexington school auditorium
on Tuesday. December 5,
which will be of especial interest to
Sunday school workers, and the public
is cordially invited.
During tho past twenty years Mr.
Palmer has lectured In Alabama, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Florida, Georgia.
North and Soxrth Carolina, Ohio, Illi
<, I
nois, Wisconsin and New York. He
has Riven special series of lectures at
tho University of Alabama,' the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, Wlnthrop
College. Blue Ridge Christian Worker^'
Training Conference, and the International
Training School. Bake
Geneva. Author of "Lesson Building,"
oditor of "The Sunday School
Promoter," and contributor to current
religious and educational publications.
Among his best known lectures are*. I '
"Over Fools' Hill." "Secrets of Success,"
"Where Did We C?et Our-^
Bible?" "The Bible, us Good Literature."
"How to Double Your Sunday
School," "The Big Boy Problem,"
"The Teacher's Power," "Religious
Education and American Democracy,"
"The Rights of the Child;" "Building
Christian Citizenship," "Tho Clial- .
lenge of the Present Crisis,"' "The Best
Paying Business on Karth," 'etc.
MOUNTAINEERS WILL V " ' 7 y v
VISIT LEXINGTON. . .
,v". ?- m I
'rMbntagllonl (The Mountaineers)
are scheduled to move oh Lexington
on the evening of Ftrlday, December
8, when" they appear at the school
audtiorium sis the third attraction on - *m
the- eureht lyceum cotitfte. . *
A9 th'eljf name Implies, this is a compuny
stapnch and sturdy in eharacter.
BfecgUffir tj^'thifl they bring to their
en t rrtiirtlAfn b? a sprightly atmo?- "
pfae^e" and gofldfellowshlpv 1 -' ' "
'' "The pfognini opens with a theme of *
is so vividly presented that tho ' V
e.udlencc can easily follow, in mental
picture, the' native Mountaineer at'
play, hear his sonps and see his Instruments
of music. Italian Is a synonym
for all that is best in musical art.
Italian, is a synonym for all that is
best in musical art. The fame of these
musical and music-loving people has
spread all over the world.
The entire five members of the J'Montaglioni
Company are Rifted, professional
musicians and The Piedmont
Kureau, under whose direction
they were secured by the local Lyceum
Committee, is happy to present them
to the Lyceum public.
SF,NN-"BO*kni<;UT .
Married at the Methodist parsonage
in Lexington, Sunday morning. November
Sth. Miss Viola Scnn. eldest,
daughter of Mf. and Mrs. W. (J. , ....
Scnrt" to Mr. Leo Bouknight, son of .... . ,
; Mr, an*l Airs. C. M. llouknight, all, t{..y
: of-.-HobnoAT community. fie v.. H. , A... .. ,
..Whitten.:officiating.. Scores of thefj-, . . ..
n H-uiin -v-sirjiu; coegraiuiutiops anp '.ll"
best Wishes..
AT (UlinOKEK KHIOOIi. * - '
: . :-r. ; I. c *..
There wiljbe a. Thanksgiving- pxct.-t?? ".c -oise_
at Cherokee school,'. Wednesday. \
evenjng, November 29. beginning at :'
7o'clock. After the exercise. the- . ,
laidlcs _ School . Improvement league
wilj .serve an oyster supper and tU'Ulsh
fry, I-'ollqwirig this there will be an
, old tiipe caky walk. Refreshments will
be served during the evening- Everybody
is cordially invited.
?
gun-shot wounds on left side; one just '
under the collar bone, one inch to the
left of sterno clavicular articulation.
' Tho Other on left side of head, taking
off about the upper half of ear, entering,-brain.
Either wound was.sufficient
to cause death.
.(Signed) O. P. Roberts. M. f>.
?t
Tho* following composed the coro
1 ner's jury: T>. B. Clarke. *<n*einan; H.
F. Bawl. S. W. Price, F. I. Oablc,
J? Tl. Monts, W. M. Monts. S. C.
Lybrond. T. H. Wlnfrard^W. It.
Monts, C? W. Oauchman, James
I Floyd, Ira M, Slign?
* ... vs
The verdict rendered by the roroiter's
Jury \t-asl "That the said Richard
Thompson camo to his death by
truns'hot wounds in tho hands of Dm.
| ier Wise."