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Volume 16 CHERAW, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S. C., NOVEMBER, 9, 1911 Number 2
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FLOWER SHOW WAS
A GREAT SUCCESS
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EXHIBITS MANY AND BEAFTIFF]
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Chrysanthemums, Roses, Flowers
.. Ferns and Fruits in Abundunee
The Prize Winners.
On Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 31, tb
ladies of the Civic League held thel
annual Flower and Fruit Exhibit a
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the League nail ana auuuusu m
weather was most inclement the larg
number of ladies present, some c
whom live quite a distance in th
country, testified to the general inter
est iRAfcc this event. Although th
display was not as large as usua
owing to the poor season, some of th
specimens were the finest ever show:
here and a visitor to the State Fai
reported that she saw there no rose
chrysantbumums, nor egg plants tl a
could compare with those shown a
this exhibit. *
The real success of the occassio
was due however, not to the tact tha
-the few who had specially flue spec
imens sent them but to the fact tha
< -each lady sent what 6he had *hu
showing her interest and furnishiui
the committee with a variety of fern
and flowers which they arranged art
jstically in decoration. The committe
appreciated the efforts made by th
-'Y ate looking forward t<
Amon g^thewere" radish
' ee, potato squash, new Irish potatoes
sweet potatoes, turnips, collards, pep
pers and egg plants. Miss Etta Pow
had on exhibit apples which attract
attention; they were the June Rei
and were the second crop borne thi
year. Pears, Japanese persimmons
pomegranates were other fruits showi
and among the nuts could be see
native walnuts, pecans, and Japanes
walnuts.
The premiums were as follow^:
White Chrysanthemum, Miss Alexin
Harrall.
Red Chrysanthemum, Mrs. Win. God
frey.
Yellow Chrysanthemum, Mrs. T. E
Wannamaker, Jr.
Rronze Chrysanthemum, Mrs Wm
Godfrey.
Pink, Chrysanthemum, Mrs. Win. God
frey.
Collection Chrysanthemum, Mrs Wn
Godfrey.
Asparagus Fern, Miss Margaret Mai
loy.
Spretiger Fern, Mrs. H. P. Duvall.
Ostrich Fern, Mrs W. T. Thrower.
Baby's Breath Fern, Mrs. t.;. r. mum
Tarrytown Fern, Mrs. H. P. Duval
I'ndesignated Fern, Mrs. J. S. Bisho
Specimen Geranium, Mrs. E. J. Coope
Cut Geranium. Mrs. L. D. Harrali.
Marryijold Geranium, Mrs. L. D
Harrali.
Dahlias, Mrs. J. N. Stricklin.
Second prize Dahlias, Mrs. W. T
Thrower.
Sage. Mrs. J. S. Bishop.
Violet, Mrs. W. T. Thrower.
Zinnia, Miss E. K. Powe.
Design, Miss E. K. Powe.
Colous. Mrs. J. T. Ladd.
Pomegranates, Miss Elizabeth Wad
dill.
Best collection of chrysanthemum
Mrs. Wm. Godfrey.
Second best collection of chrysonth
emums, Mrs. T. E. Wannama
ker, Jr.
Best specimen rose, Mrs. Throwei
Best collection of roses, Mrs. S. F
M elver.
* Second best collection roses. Mrs. P
B. Huntley.
Best climbing fern. M"s. Bishop.
Best Cosmos (Yellow) Miss Bishoj
DR. H. D. REESE
k Graduate of the Yew York Ophthalmii
| College, 1897.?Twenty-fire year:
Practical Exerlenoe In Optometr;
L and Refraction.
Do you need glasses Have you an^
eye or nerve trouble? If so, take ad
? vantage of this opportunity to con
suit an eye specialist in your homi
town while he is here this vreei only
! All examinations are made free o
charge and work fully guaranteed. .
Dr. Reese practices under the lawi
e of the National Optometry Assocoa
rjtion and is a member of the Soutl
.t Carolina Optical Association. He as
e'sures you skillful scientific attentioi
e and will tell you wheteher .you nee
,f- glasses or treatment..
e Headquarters at the Crown Jewlr:
. *Co 'r Storp on Morket Stree. Wil
e not be here after Saturday, Noverabe
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r Man's Actua! NecesstMes.
Ten cents a day is the amount aes
tua'ly required for food to sustain a
t human. The remainder of the money
.t is spent for flavoring.
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' Dost pears, Mrs. W. D. Evans.
Best Potatoe Suqash, Mrs. W. D
l* Evans.
Best Jananese Persinions, Mrs. W. T
Thrower.
!Best Pecans, Harrington Thrower.
l* | Best Japanese Walnuts, Harringtoi
I Thrower.
Best Native Whlnuts, Wtn. Throwei
Best Efeg Plant, Mrs. W. D. Evans
Best Bell Peppers, Mrs. P. B. Hun
tley.
e|Pest Sweet potatoes, Mrs. W. D
| Evans.
p.Best Colareds, Miss Fannie Duvall.
r(Best Col lards, Mrs. Thrower.
I Best Radish, Miss Fannie Duvall.
* j Second Best Radish, Miss Long.
Cream and cake were served dur
ing the afternoon and with the en
jtrance fees the proceeds amoumet
to twenty dollars which will be adde*
to the treasury.
Presiding Elder Will Preach
: Rev. P. F. Kilgo, presiding elde
I- of the Florence district, M. E. churcl
South, will preach in the Cherav
3, Methodist church next Sunday morn
Jng and evening,
i-! Quarterly conference will be heh
i- on Saturday and as this will be th<
' last conference for the fiscal yea'
\ all reports will be handed in at this
1. meeting. ~v
| The annual Conference meets ir
. Bennettsville this year and will con
vene on the 2fith inst. The presiding
: Bishop, will be Bishop John C. Kilgo
i.;a brother of Rev. P. F. Kilgo.
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' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Baker attended
the fair at Columbia last week.
Dr. I. S. Funderburk has moved into
his new residence.
Miss Fay Burch, of Ruby, is stayB
ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair
Burch and goin^ to school,
j Miss Ethel Atkinson Js boarding
with Mrs. Maggie Hendrix and attend8
ing the Mt. Croghan school.
. I Mr. J. O. Taylor took in the fair at
j ! Columbia last week
. j Mr. and Mrs. J Clifton Rivers also
! attended the fair last week
1 j MiSS L?UCy USDOrne reiurneu iu uer
I home at Lawndale , N. C., Monday afy
ter spending several days here with
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Osborne,
r Mr. T. B. Lewis, of Gallivant Ferry,
spent a few days here this week.
Misses Sndie and Lucy Burch and
Mr. Lemuel Burch spent last Monday
in Wadesboro.
Mr. C. C. Osborne spent Monday in
Cheraw.
Mrs. Lillie Hendrick and children
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our money
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BANKS IN THE COUNTY COMBINED
unded quarterly
l
ings department
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Maggie Hen.
drick enroute to Chesterfield.
Mr. Joe Hendrick spent Tuesday in
. Pageland.
Dr. John Osborne, of Shelby, N. C.,
has purchased a lot in Mt. Croghan
i and contemplates building in the near
future.
r Mr. Robert Redfcarn and sister,
. Miss Susie spent Monday in Monroe.
Ginners report to date?9,968,172
. bales.
Cannot Cast the Future.
A man may presume to know much
of what is passing, but he dare not
predict what part of the passing show
shall disappear, as a fashion does, in
time. It must follow, as no man can
pretend .0 place his finger unerringly
1 on just that particular part, then no
* man cari begin to tell just what oian
or woman living today will he revered
In time to come.
The Chronicle. ? One year for $1
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t NOTICE OF OPENING BOOKS OF
?! SI BSCKIPTION.
- j The books of subscription to the
capital stock of the Lynches River
1 i number Company will be opened at
5 the office of R. T. Caston, Hank or
r Cheraw building, Cheraw, S. C., on
3 tie 11th day of November, 1911 at 10
' o'clock a. m.
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J. L. ANDERSON,
; R. T CASTON,
, Hoard of Corporators.
Nov. 9. 1911
We are going t
500 Vc
Wednesday,
Come buy a box of
Toilet {
for 25 cents and get 50
favorite in the Piano
100 boxes will be sold
these terms so come e;
friends to come and I
future needs at this spe
LADD'S DRU
The Rexal
Where the $400 Pia:
given away on March
W*ntea a Witness.
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"Sorry to troubla you, Frau Schmidt, fhs
but I must go bank to the club, as my p4pi
wife won't let mo In, and Z wanted to. ^om
be able to call you aa a witness that keei
I was bm at ten o'clock*?Fllegandi
Blatter.
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PINE WEDDING AND FUNERAL ft *
WORK A SPECIALTY
A Daily Cut ofl About B<
500 Carnation Blooms; at
Also Pot Plants of all teai
kinds; Fruit and Shade
Trees;Ornamental Shrub- gpn)
ery, etc. Lan
Landscape gardening by contract or sjre(
day, reasonable. Long distance tel- suit;
ephone connections. Address all or- heat
ders to the Palmetto Nurseries, De- groi
Witt HouSe, Proprietor, Florence, bool
S. C. Co?
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Co.'s. They are *
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thwest Georgia Farm and Peeaa
dS'For Sale. Any size tract dei
. Our lands are fertile, and res
are satisfactory Farmers are
led this way to get in on the
ind floor. Write for illustrated
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