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Mrs. Frank l'egues entertained Saturday
afternoon in honor of her sistor,
Mrs. Albert .Tamos, of Darlington. \
Mrs. W. 1'. Pollock entertained Sat
unlay uftornoon ut oanls. n
Miss Mario Lynch ontortainoil quite v
a numbor of her fiioiuls Saturday rnur. <
uing. I
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Mr. and Mrs. II. 1*. Duvall entertain- ^
oil Monday afternoon in honor of tlio "
tenth anniversary of their marriage. *
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burroughs and
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, of Conway,
S. C., siient Tuesday in the city w?th
their sister Mrs. S. <J. (Jodfrey.
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Mrs. Relieecn Covington, of Wades- ,
lioro, N. C., is the guest of her sister, v
Mrs. Margaret Wells. | 1
Miss Gertrude Chamberlain, who lias! ^
ltceu at Chieoru College, is home for '
the holidays.
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Miss Uuth Laney, daughter of Mr. _
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and Mrs. It. 11. Isiney, of laiuey's, is
rejiorted eritieally ill with typhoid fever.
Their many friends in Cheraw
sympathise with them in their distress '
and hope that Miss ltuth will soon he
herself again.
Misses Ellen lJuvull, Elizabeth
Waddill and Dorris llartzell are teua
visit in Camden.
Mrs. W. H. Wutmmaker entertained
last Friday ^morning eompleiuentary
to Miss Louise Wilson.
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Miss Louise Wilson, who has been j
visiting Miss llattie Godfrey, has returned
to her home at ltoek 11111.
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Hev. W. II. Iteddish. otliciatiiig. The '
eliing a Mission summer school near
Morgan ton, N. C., '
Mr. l>nn Mcintosh, employed in the
local Fx press olliee, is spending his
In 'lit lay vacation in .Lc-ksouvillc and
Sr Aiieiistiiiiv l''l:i.
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Messrs. Frank Wilson, Claude Slier*
ril| and Cliiii'lcs Cinili s|H'iil Sunday
at liijj Springs. ^
,1. N. Stricklin and 1 it11?* daughter
S.ti
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Master Joseph Stricklin. who spent
the past week in ldllnti. S. C.. has or
turned home. <
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Miss Mary Welsh, of Mnrven. X.
is the Sliest of her sister. Mrs. S. II.
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Mr. William Jennings Coward, of <
Iteiuiettsville, was in the city yester- I
day ' \
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id zed et rrect rules
merelal hanking. an
vestments to the k
JL eonverted into cash
t Farmers Itank of CI
offer to eonservat
the advantages antl
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4^ latinns with its <1o|m
of business moil ii
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Has the most compli
tent workmen. We
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rsonal /fews. *
Marriage of Mr. J. C. Kendall. (
The following from the Wndesljoro >
nsoiiinn will 1 ?? read with interest l?y
'lieraw people:
"This serihe attended a wedding of j
inch interest last Wednesday, whew
Ir. J. ('. Kendal! of Florence. S. C\.
as luippily married to Miss Julia
larris at her home at IUewett Falls,
lev. W. II. Reddish o. .dating. The
ride is the accomplished daughter of 1
Ir. ami Mrs. K. E. Harris. Mr. Kenell
Is a prominent business man of "
"lorei.ce. The bride wore a blue ,'1
raveling suit with bridal roses. I.it- Jl
le Miss Mary Van Kendall of <'lieraw '
ras flower girl. Mr. J. L. Kendall of "
"lieraw was best man and Miss Mar- ''
ha Wall maid of hmor, who was dress 1
din In crei>e dechlne, trimmed with 1
laises. Immediately after the cerenioi.v
a sumptueus .-wedding breakfast
ras served, when they left In motor 1ars
for the home of the groom's pa- \
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kendall, at i
Vharf. They will be at home to
riends In Florence after July 1st.
riiose from a distance were: Mr. ami
drs. .T. D. Ilewett of Hickory. Mr. J.
.. Kendall and Arch Womack of Oheaw.
Mr. J. A Kendall ami Miss tlro er
Kendall.
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I'll" Charleston Tigers Played Good
Hull hut Lost Two out of Three to
Cheraw.
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Cheraw Captured I^ast Game
The Charleston Tigers are a tine set
f hull players. As nnnotineed in last
sse.e of the Chroniele the Cheraw hoys,
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.one the lirst of the series, lost the.
eeon<l. while tlie third was to lie play d
Thursday afl? moon.
Well that game was won by Cheraw.
nit it took some playing and some root
ng to do it.
Clieratv Looses to Wadeslmro. V
Who ever would have tliought it. '
ifter tlie brilliant playing against the
iue Chhark'ston team! t
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Hut such is "the luck in the hull i
io|d."
The home hoys were "olT" yesterlay
hut look out for the game this af- ,
ernoi n. The hoys are determined to .
op both games from Wadeshoro.
It is hoped a large crowd will he opt
? "root" for the home team. I
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Miss Klise Coward, of liomiottsvillo. j
s visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ;
A'. J. Coward. ,
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>i i .-'.unoi. 01 roomer. * ..
s I lie truest of her sister. Mrs. \\\ .1,
'own I'd. '
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Miss Ktmiin Munson. of Marion. S '
is visiting her brother. Mr. \V. X. 1
iluiisoll. ''
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Miss Xnney IiiinNay. 'of ('ntmh-n 1
v <\. is tin. truest of Miss Klien UuM. '
Mrs. an! Hardin ae?l Children. of '
'liester. S. <\. are tile irnests of Mrs.
lanliii's parents. I ?r. and Mrs. T. K. 1
iVnnninakcr, Sr. '
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McFurlan, June 21.?Born to Mr.
ml Mrs. A V. Moore Sunday inorn.
iK. a little boy.
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Mrs. John Molle.o i nil son <Irmly of
'lio, S. <\. are visting her sister.
Irs. A \V. l'ritf. rial other relatives.
Mrs. I). C. udoni and children of
.auriuhurg spent last week here with
elntives. __
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The ('nited Kami Women will
net t at th" scliool house next Satirday
afternoon at .'t..'{0 o'ldoek.
The Canning Club will have a demnstatioii
of canning in the tenlound
cans at Mrs. T. L. Baker's this
fternoon (Monday). Cunning in
his size can is quite an improvement
iver the threo-|iound cans, as It is
i'ss trouble, with the exception that
he teii-iHinud cans have to lie cooked
nnger.
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Missi>s Nora ami llosa Pegues will
lhw tills week for Asliville. They
rill a tend a summer school liefore
liey return home.
Mrs. James W. Pegues ha sheen
[Uite sick hut is better at this writng,
we are glad to note.
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Mrs. .Duncan Mcltae, who has lieen
ick for several weeks, is much beter.
we are glud to say.
Miss 10 vu Stegall of Cliesterileld
isteil Miss Daisy Lee Northeutt
Sunday.
Mr. lOarle Phillips had the misforune
of losing about three of his tin- I
:ers on his right hand while Hiimis;
in edger saw at Mr. ltohy's saw mill
n Sneedsboro lust week.
train cut and are having quite a good
Most of the farmers have their
train cut and are having quite a good
leal threshed this week.
The babies lier?' that have been sick
or several weeks a re gradually
mproving.
Several families here prepared to
!o their canuiug without the uddl.
ioiial expense of a rainier, l?y buildup
a furnace around the waslqiot or
ising a tin tub. The furnace rail be
nilt out of rock or brick if you have
hem, w lii?-Ii. w hen you count the cost,
s imii'li cheaper than buying a calmer,
tn?l it will answer conveniently for
tlier purposes.
There has been a culvert put in
u I lie Ten-Mile branch on tlie Mor.
< 11 mad. ami I he road made straight
mil a trood till (ml in at this place,
vhich makes the read between here
iml Wadesboro \an ideal road, in
tact, all the road leading out froiu
he incorporation of McFarlan, with
:he exception of the ones to Snoedsioro
and Chesterfield. are good. We
liink the paid citizens here ought to
ise a little top road dressing here in
own now as it makes us feel kinder
ad to have such good roads to travel
hi until we strike the incori>oratlon
ine; then we are reminded that we
nave to slow down to the "sand l?ed
limits."
I'lic Fields Are Yellow and Red With
Blooms.
Cotton bosuns can now lie seen in
lie fields in every direction. Mr. T.
L Kniiderhiirk tuimbul n?i In \f,.n.i<n>
list a 11:11 it I f ii I of blooms picked from
lis fields. Several of the blooms had
nriied rod and some of them were
Iried up, showing that they had l?een
jkmi several days.
Oil Tuesday Mr. (J. 11. Spencer sent
ii a h|ooni, and yesterday Levnn Itoe.
ho farms on the Kvans plantation
ear town, brought in a bloom.
Mrs. Annie Annie Ileudrix and Mrs.
lattie Mokny left this morning to fain
party taking in the San Francisco ex
nsition. The party will viit a number
f cities in the West before returning
nine.
Mrs. J. ('. Evansontertained at lun.
Iieon Thursday morning last.
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DO1! K? OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN "HE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
JNITED STATES FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Iu he matter of V. J. Covington.
Tra Ung Sas ,'Cheraw Mercantile Co.
B inkrupt.
In Bankruptcy.
T ? the creditors of V. J. Covington
tra< lug ns Cheraw Mercantile Coinl?an
In the County of Chesterfield,
and District aforesaid, abankrupt.
N ?tlce Is hereby given that on the
15ti day of June, A. I>? 1915, tlic said
V. I. Covington, trading as Cheraw
Mei 'antile Co., was ^Rily
adj' idged a bankrupt, and that the first
ine< ting of his creditors will lie held
in toffice of Pollock & Pegues, Cheraw
S. C., on the 29tli day of June.
A. D. 1915, at 12 o'clock in the
noo U at which time the said creditors
maj attend, prove their claims, apIkjIi
t a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as
mwj properly come before said meet
mg.
T. C. CORK,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Darlington, S. C., June 10, 191.
DB. J. E. FTODERBURK
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THE pIGHT COAL?
THE RIGHT PRICE
undthr place to buy it is here.
That ; no 'die boat but a postlvti
learned tlie advantages of using clean,
st-reenfd 0001?every ton full weight.
Why ?on't you? It is money saving
proposf*'011 Postlvey!
| H. L. POWE,
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THE *OST CAREFUL AUTOIST
cannot P**vent tiro# from bursting
hn? lu provide for such emtrffAB.
cles by |c?rryinK an extra tire.
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