Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, November 30, 1911, Image 2
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E. WALKER
Retiring President of tlie Clieraw Boai
Transactions Kosiiltinir in Mood
enrolled as members of the Club: |c
W. D. Evans t
J. N. 9tricklin
LaCoste Evans \
C. F. Pendleton f
E. Malloy . f
Wm. Godfrey t
L. E. Bull f
J. W. Malloy
J. W. Maynard
E. J. Waddill t
H. M. Duvall 11
J. C. Patrick f
J. D. Srflith
J. B. Walters t
T. S. Gregory s
B. T. Long s
J. W. Brasington t
I. S. Huntley
W. L. Gillespie I
C. S. Lynch i
R. A. Rouse ?
T. F. Malloy 1
W. A. Bull
W. B. Kirkley t
F. P. Evans
M. W. Wright (
If."Johnson 'j ' 1
W. P. Pollock
H. W. Wannamaker J
L. M. Evans s
T. E. Wannamaker, Jr e
J. F. Agerton
R. Mcl. Watts
G. M. Walters
H.' E. Ballard
J. F. McCall
S. I. Cato
J. H. Wannamaker
W. J. Stricklin
W. T. Powell
C. F. Tillman
L. H. Leslie
S. B. Anderson
J. R. Harrell
Joe Lindsay
Geo. Terrell .
H. E. Wilson
W. P. Pollock j"
V". Thrower
S. G. Godfrey j'
S. O. G''0(?ale
L. E. Kirk ley
.1. 10. Parks
1). W. She-rill ,
M. 0. Campbell
Mm. Kudins J *
P.. I). ili::,'bey
.1. i>. Ply lev r
P. H. Thompson
W. I.. >?ui>bs
P. !! Tboinpre'i
fr. i?. I'Milaysm
y. Crip'lev
'V. T. Stevenson L
R. T. Caston I j
1". Vr'. Hnttoins j i
" ,J. T. Stanton
J. 10. lloitoins
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I'. J. Williams !
K. Puwe
11. I>. I'OWo
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] *. C. Smith
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Alter the enrollment ui members.!
the following officers were elected:
President?Win. Godfrey.
Vice President?\V. I). Evans,
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Secretary and treasurer?H. M. Duval!.
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Executive Coniniittee?J. i). Smith, j
E. \V. Duvall, R. T. Cast on.
Committee 011 Enrollment?S. 0.
Goodale, LaCoste Evans, J. L. Antler-1
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son. I
It was decided to leave to the oil:*
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LDUVALL
id of Trade who Engineered .Many
Things for ('harming flieraw
ers of the Club the arranging of the'
imc to hold the first primary.
Cn motion of Mr. J. D. Smith, it
vas decided to divide the town into'
our wards "and to elect, a warden
rom each ward, the division of the
own into wards to be left to the oficers
of the Club. k
The officers of the Club met yes
ierdnv morning at 11 o'clock and
iroceeded to arrange the wards, as
oilows:
Ward One being that portion of the
own North of the center of Market j
treet and East of the center of Green
itreet and West Green street to the
own limits.
Ward Two that portion of the town
s'orth of the center of Market street
ind West of tlje center of Green
street and West Green street, to the
imits of the town.
Ward Three that portion of the
;own South of the center of Market
street and West of the center of
Jreen street, extending to the town
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Ward Four that portion of the town
South of the center of Market street
ind East of the center of Green street
sxtending to the town limits.
Rules governing the conducting of
he first primary, to be held on Tueslay,
Jan. 2, are being drafted and will
>e made knr.v i:> ive n^nr future.
The Club roll is in ti e hands of
fca o?nrnlorv Mr H M Till VA11 and
ill ;citizens wishing to join the Club
vill please see him or some member
if the Enrolling Committee.
Fresh Water Fish every Saturday at
lull's Grocery.
Miss Etta Powe has returned from
Sreenwood where she attended the
onvention of the 1". D. C. that met.
here last week. She will make her
oH at t?.o meeting of the Cheraw
'hapter which meets today with .Mrs.
1. E. Godfrey.
2."? per cent reduction on all Mens
i!!tl Hoys Suits for the next ten daysi
it the Cheraw Mercantile Co. Your
hance to hay an all wool worsted;
tilt for ?same as y<Ai are pay:?tr
our eorupetit<irs
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Death of Mrs. 11. W. Finlaysoii.
A tiiegram recti veil in the'city on|
:uturday morning last conveyed the
ad information that Mrs. H. W. Finayson
had died at her home in i
irookyn. X. V.. the evening before
it about S o'clock.
Mrs. Finlnvson was known to ev
:i.v one of the older citizens of Chentv,
having lived here nearly all her
ife, luring moved to r.rooklyn only
i few years tigo.
She is survived by lier husband, Mr.
1. \V. Finlayson. and children. Mrs.
ienry J. Cauthen. of Walterboro. S.
Mrs. William Kay, of m-ooklyn,
s. V.; Misses Sallie and Julia Finlaylon,
of Brooklyn, and Messrs. H. A.
i. T., Pembroke and Jennings Finlay
ton
The bereaved family will have I lit*
mart felt sympathy of a very larse
irele of friends in Cheraw, and all
hrongh Chesterfield and Marlboro
ounties.
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SHORT NEWS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
AS THEY COJIE AND AS THEY GO
Short Headless Paragraphs Gethered
Here and There Especially For
, The Busy Header.
Fresli Bread every day from Charlotte
at Ball's Grocery. ?
Mrs.
T. F. Wallace, of Hartsville, is
the guest of Mrs. Mary J. Smith.
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Mullets, Maelierel, Roe Herring,
Pigs Feet, etc., at Bull's Grocery.
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Mr. J. E. Norment, of Darlington, is
in the city.
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."> or 6 dose.s of "GfiG*' will
cure any case of chills and fever.
i'rice 2") cents.
Great reductions in all departments
for the next ten days at the Clierawr
Mercantile Go's.
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Mrs. J. L. Guy and son, Edgar, of
Camden. S. C., spent the week end
with Mrs. Guy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Powe. ?
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You may spend only one dollar at
the Clieraw Mercantile C-o's where
you have the newest stock of merchandise
in Clieraw to select from
and win a hale of cotton by spending
only $1.00.
' Dr. J. E. Funderburk has returned
from Baltimore where he went on in
vitation from the dental department
of the University of Maryland, to appear
before it to demonstrate his cure
for Riggs' disease. Dr. Funderburk
has discovered a cure for this disease
' and has treated a number of cases successfully
here, and hereafter it will
not be .necessary for parties suffering
with this disease to go to Atlanta,
where it is claimed only dentist knew
how fo treat it. Dr. Funderburk
expects to patent his process and he
will no doubt put it in within the
reach of al) denttats>* t j ?
5 or 6 doses of "666" will
cure any case of chills and fever.
Price 25cents.
Mrs. Agnes McLean and grand son,
of Blanche, S. C., are the guests of
Mrs. W. R. Godfrey.
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Fresh Eggs, Pork Sausage, at Bull's
Grocery.
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Mr. S. G. Godfrey is spending the
day at Conway with friends who are
giving a house party.
Kalamazoo Celery, Cranberries,
etc., at Bull's Grocery.
Mrs. Messie Keener, 01 i 'ciriiii?i un,
lis spending the day with Miss Nora
Stubbs.
The Be*t Apples. Oranges, 0rapes,
Bannnnns, ele., at Bull's (Jroeery.
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Mr. Frank Bishop, of Ruby, is visiting
his mother who is euite siek with
la grip.
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'.Ve are going t'? offer more f<?r the
next ten days for less money than ei
er bought in ( benny before, and every
dollar gh<s you a chnii-e to win
a bale of eotton free. Cberaw Mer1
entile Co.
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Mrs Mnttie P&kc. of .Aberdeen. X.
spent the week end in the city
with relatives.
Kenieniher yen have only 30 days
in wiiicli to secure year tickets at
ft'hcraw Mercantile (Vs that may win
you a hale el* cotton free for Xnias.
Mill Eleanor Godfrey is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
Zemp at Camden.
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We offer yon nn opportunity to
*11 vi' LV? per cent oil that fall suit and
to liny and select from a l?rand new
and ii]i to date line of Clothing. This
reduction will positively last only ten
days. Chcraw Mercantile Co.
Mr. C. M. Huey spent Sunday with
his parents at Lancaster. Mrs. Huey
and little Claude returned home with
him.
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OF all the unhappj
in a hundred ha
and not one home in a hundred
unhappy. It seems almost foolis
when it is such a simple, easy raai
4 per cent, paid in savings d
First National Ba
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sweetness?it's vig
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f-J I flf the last drop end a
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1$ S:nrf for ^||^1C0
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Inexpensive ? Suitable for all
3 further detailed information app;
CHEKAW HAH
Mrs. B. G. Ingram and son Frances,I
jaro visiting relatives at Jefferson this at
' week.
Hon. \V. P. Pollock and Prof. P. C.|I}|
Mclver arc spending the Thanksgiv'ing
holidays at the latter's home at vo
Cameron, N. C. w<
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Mrs. Wesley Pegnes, of Norfolk. \'a.,' '
is the guest of Mrs. W. P. Pollock. es'
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lerman Co.?No. 44
i homes, not one
s a bank account
who has a bank account is
;h to put it off any longer,
iter to start a bank account
lepartment.
nk of Cheraw
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Enjoyment lip
:Ijr3naps With Avi
1 refreshing whole- wk jjif - .'f
i mere wetness and jjSI 1;| |j
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the first sip to isw jpPl|
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kinds of buildings. For |
ly to J
uDWARE CO.
Mis3 EMa Pollock is visiting friends
Bennettsville this week.
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Rev. A. S. Thomas, Hon. E. W.
ivall and Miss Etta Powe were
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tenuanis ai me ouuuo? amuu.
ntion that met in Columbia last
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Sample Sweaters for Ladies, MissMen
and Children. H. W. Harrall.