Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, June 24, 1915, Image 4

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/ : " * ' r^i Model 5 t4 ?.} $HQmQMQM$ oCocal and tPc Mrs. Frank Pegues entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. All>ert James, of Darlington. . Mrs. W. P. Pollock entertained Suturday afternoon at cards. Miss Marie Lynch entertained quite a number of her fi lends Saturday mor. uing. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Duvall entertained Monday afternoon in honor of the tenth anniversary of their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burroughs and Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, of Conway, S. C., si>eut Tuesday in the city with their sister Mrs. S. (i. Godfrey. Mrs. IteiKH-ca Covington, of Wadesboro, N. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marguret Wells. Miss Gertrude Chamberlain, who lias been at Chicora College, is home for the holidays. Miss Ituth I.aney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. it. l.ano\, t l.au reported critically ill with t\pin ver. Their many fricii>isynipati.ise with linn and liope that M. it herself again. Misse Wa.l.lill a visit iii Mrs. W". 1 near \. .i iti Hi. ! inliii:; his -i 'ii. t 'himii' Shor< '!* i'.-iil Siiitthi\ i r.i_- Springs. ? + * I \ Str;< Iv 1 i11 ami little ilau^iitcr ,S.( * ? .Master .11ise|ih Sliieklin. who siK'Mt tho past wirk in lhlloii. S. has erf tll'lliwl lliltllil Miss Mary WVlsli. of Morvon. N. is tlit* ^iH'st of her sistoi*. Mrs. S. II. Kohl. Mr. William Jonniims Coward, of Itciiiicttsville, was in tin* city yostor<lay . . Y v ? Sound Ms T X Oonsstcutly ndh O lli/oil wrrwt rule mercial banking, t JL vestments to the X ronverted into oas J Farmers Bank of offer to eonservi the advantages an ed and i>erfected 1 ^ lations with its de of business men X fully understood; f made to make aco value to deposltoi ?? YOUR aecount is ] ? Merchants & 1 CHERAW 80IT] X . - .... /' - 7. vvvvvvvvvvvvv Has the most com* A. X I II rail wurkiueu. n others aod will pie; rrsona/ Tfetvs. Marriage of Mr. J. C. Kendall. The "following from the Wndosboro Anson inn will 1h? rend with interest by Chernw i?ooi)le: "This serilK? attended a wedding of much interest Inst Wednesday, when Mr. J. C. Kendall of Florenee, S. C.. was happily mnrrled to Mi^s Jnli.i Carris at her home at Rlewett Falls. Rev. \V. H. Reddish o. .elating. Tinbride is the accomplished daughter <d' Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Carris. Mr. tv. :i dell is a prominent business man <>f Florence. The bride wore a bine traveling suit with bridal roses. I.it tie Miss Mary Van Kendall of t'horaw was flower girl. Mr. J. L. Kendall of t'heraw was best man and Miss Martha Wall maid of li ?ii<?r. who was dress edin in crepe ilechlne. triaim d with daises. Immediately after the eer-urn ny a atitii j it in us .welding breakfast was served, when tliey left 1*1 in?>toi' cars for the home <>f the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. A. Kendall, at Wharf They will be at home to friends in Flo re nee after July 1st. i ilUtatne were: Mr. and Mr-. I. I> lbwvett of Hickory. Mr. J. I A r? b Woinack of Che\ Kendall and Miss (trover Kendall. Tigers I'layed Coot] a l.e-t Two out of Three to Clicraw. aaiured l.as| Came I'igers are a line sel \ : nnunneed in lasl ' a tlie ('hernw boy? -t of the series, lost tin ;:< Mir third was to lie play. r ?I:iy afti moon. .11 j.-.n.r was won In Clirraw air J !: \ iiiir ami soiur root l t do it. ( In raw I.imim's to Wailt'shoro. W* 114 t'Vi'f would liavr thought ii : Mi.- I >i*i I i i:i ii I playing against Mi i Iiliarl 'stoii irain ! !'. ;t -in !i i- "Mir lurk in Mir Pal > i'l'i." I'lir lioissr lio\s WCS'r "off" \r-trp ita.i 1 111 loo?; out S'o;* tiio raiiu tlii< at". [I rtio. n. *1*1 ir Po\ < air drtrrinitird p >P Pot ii oaiurs from WadrsPoro. !t \ Popr I a larirr rrowd will Pr <u|! : i Toot" for Mk? ii-our team Mi-s I'disr I'nHaril. of i'.rtiiirtf-\ illr i- vi-itiim lirr parrnts. Mr. and Mrs \V. .1, Coward. VV* Mrs. Clias. Spun-ill. of Suiutrr. S. C is I lir .'llr>r of lirr sistrr, Mrs. W. .1 ? * H I ? I. # # Miss l'imiiii Mm son. of Marion. S is visiting her brother. Mr. \V. N Munson. ** * Miss Nancy lY.mlsay. 'of filiation S. f . is tin' miest of Miss KINmi l'.nU Mrs. an! Hardin anil Children. o flii'stor. S. f.. aro tla? irnests of Mrs llanlin's |>arents. ]>r. anil Mrs. T. K WananmUer. Sr. t y anagement X X V erinc to the recou- ^ 's of letdmate com i A mil eonflniiiK its in- ? kiml that is easily V li, the Merchants & ?a? Cheraw continues to fitive business men il facilities develop?y close personal re- J peel tors. The needs In this section are V niul every effort Is ?* omits of the utmost rs. ^ respectfully solicited X Farmers Bank | rn CAROLINA J>4 A The Cj >letely equipped printin Je buy uaDer in laree a ase you. All we ask i THE CHRONIC McFarlan New* McFarlan, June 21.?Hum t Mr. and Mrs. A V. Moore Suit l:iy 1 ing, a little boy. + * * Mrs. John M? II < : ml ?Irmly of Clio, S. sir Mrs. A \V. I'ntr. ;,-i !},. i- : > :.mives. ?? Mrs. I'. ' . < ' ' in .1 i:<I children oi l.auriiihuri: -i- .1-: week here with rcl.it i\ fs. ! mi ni Women will !i".ii i,oiisc next Sat it*? ii :it ? o'clwk. I II. < miiimii:: Cluli will have a dem. 1 ..iisiati? u of canning in the tenipound < :i:i> at Mrs. T. L. Baker's thU afternoon (Monday). Canning ii thi- size can is quite an improvement over the thrcc-iicuiid cans, as it ii j 'ess trouble, with the exception thai the ten pound cans have to lie cooked I longer. ... Misses Nora and Rosa I'egues wil [leave this week for Asliville. The: v\ ill ntend a summer school befort ihey return home. ... Mrs. James W. Pegues lia abeei quite sick l)ut is better at this writ ' in;;, we are glad to note. i Mrs..Duncan McUae, who has l?eei sick for several weeks, is much bet tor. we are glad to say. I Miss 10 v a Stegull of Cliesterlleh visted Miss Daisy Lee Northcut Sum lay. 1 Mr. Kairle riiillii >s had the misfor tune of losing about three of his tin ' irers on his right hand while 1'umihy an eilgcr saw at Mr. Kobe's saw mil in Snecdshoro last week. grain cut and are having quite a gooi Most of the fanners have thoi "rain cut and are having quite a gooi ideal threshed this week. The babies here that have been siel for I ,...i . . ........ hit prauuuip I improviiip. Scviuil t.miilir- hero prepared t< i do their eaiminp without the uddi jtiollal o\pc U?e < !' Ji < a tiller. J)V }?11iI>! . I Hiir a turuace around the wa-hpot o. ' *:sititr a tin tnl.. 1 11? furnace can |>< I l uiit <<ut r?i. k <t hrh-k if you hav. | them. which. when you c.ititil tin- cost is tiiu. ii cheaper than huyinp a cutuici j atul it w lil answer conveniently f<? other * * There ha- In-on a culvert put ii at tin- Ten-Mile hiaii'h .>u tin- Mar v. ti road. and the i<ijitl made straipli and a I till put in at this place which makes the road hot ween her and WadeshoiM \tiii ideal mad. It fa?t. all the road leading out frmi the iueorporation of MeFarlan, it the* except inn of the ones to Snoeih /. horo and Chesterfield. are pood. W think the pood citizens here oupht t use a little top road dressinp here ii town now as it makes us feel kiiale had to have miioIi m??l .1. - ? n'""? ?"?un iv mm: on until we strike the ineorporatloi line; then we are reminded that w< have to slow down to the "sand l?e< limits." The Fields Are Yellow and Red Witt Blooms. Cotton blooms can now be seen hi the fields in every direction. Mr. T A. Funderburk handed us in Monday last a handful of blooms picked from ' his fields. Several of the blooms had i turned red and some of them were , dried up. showing that they had l?eeri ojien several days. On Tuesday Mr. <i. It. K|>encer sent in a bloom, and yesterday I^evan Roe. who farms 011 the Evans plantation near town, brought in a (doom. Mrs. Annie Annie Ilcndrlx and Mrs. flattie Mekay left this morning to fain a party taking in the San Francisco ex iNtsition. The party will viit a number of cities in the West before returning home. Mrs. J. (\ Evansentertained at lun. cheon Tliursday morning last. * ? g nlant in this section, uaiftities. Our printin is a trial. We do al Lfcl, Cheraw, S. C J ? NOT ICE OF FIRST MEETING 01 CREDITORS. IN ' 'HE DISTRICT COURT OF THI 1 JNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF ; * SOUTH CAROLINA. ' in lie matter of V. J. Coviugtor Tra Mng \as ,'Cheraw Mercantile Co D inkrupt . t In Bankruptcy. 1 > the creditors of V. J. Coviupto tra< tog as Cheraw Mercantile Coir pajj In the County of Cliosterflelt ; awl :6tetrlct aforesaid, abankrupt. ( IS Is hereby given that on th , 15t] (hy of Jane, A. D., 1915, the sat t V. f- Covington, trading an Cherai , Mei entile Co., was *il t idged a bankrupt, and that the firs I inec ting of his creditors will be hel( in t office of Pollock & Pegues, Che raw 8. O., on the 29th day of June A. D. 1910, at 12 o'clock in th II nob i?*t which time the said creditor f nuuf'attend, prove their claims, ap ' poll l a trustee, examine the bankrupt airi tranaact such other business a: ma; properly come before said meet i ins T. CJ. CORK, Referee in Bankruptcy. I Arlington, S. C., June 10, 191. : - ; j DB. J. E. FrXDEKBURK j ' I Dental Hurgeon t nbonee: Office 138. Residence 174 Jffice over M. a F. nank building " an?iwii iiiHiiiwiii WILINER.Y I a T ?-? /-. /-< | iTiio. jwnca 1 ]3. Finlayson's ! i mm THE COAL? | THE RIGHT PRIC1 audthP r,8ht place to buy It is ben That ! no boat but a po.stiv learned tlie advantages of using cleai 1 screenf^ ?>al?every ton full weigh 3 Why ?oU't you? It is money savin j propos?tl?n P?stlve>' H. L. POWE, i Cheraw. S. C. THS P*OST CAREFUL AUTOIST Mwvcut tlrea from buretlnj bat bt K0 provide for each emtrgei clce b^fiRyioi en extra tire. a THOMAS v - * . .>?,* 7**" * ? --..J < We have compeig and prices please I kinds of printing. J. HAIL INS 1, To our Friends In Chesterfi n i1, e It gives us pleasure a v Home Insurance Com] y t consented to let as w i Chesterfield County, c< e corn, and small grain. 3 able and you can be * 9 tection. Don't wait un comes to look into this our pleasure to give rates. Sub-agents wan in the ( 3 Cheraw Insuran JUHIN H. Wtl Ladd Building Over Po: i | ? I Fresh Beef, Fork am H. A, BURCf PHO Cotlnulon Hotel It CHERA " C A Threshing Ma Tractors, A L'- Also Lummus ,C ^ ^r'tC ?r SCC Chesterfield, S. Are You Perfectly Prin We have a reputation for We do prompt printing i r i ry us, ii we are new to not ?ee us before. Stricklin Prim K "The House of ( Market St. 1 1 iURANCE .... -* and Customers eld County. to announce that pany of New York has rite hail Insurance in >verlng tobacco, cotton Their rates are reasonassured absolute pfptil after the hail storm matter, as it will be you information as to ted at all towns county. 1 ce & Trust Co. ' vLS, Manager, st Office, Cheraw, S. C 1 1'ork San?ango -E'S MARKET >E S? l<ig. .Second Street .w, S. C. T-* . . ? L chinerv. Engines, Gas and Oil utomobiles and Automobile Accessories. Cotton Ginning Machinery. L (Si WHITE. Repreentatives. , C. McFarlan, N. C. Satisfied With Your ting? ' the highest class work. for particular people. you you'll be sorry you did ting Company Quality Printing" Chermw, S. C. , J