Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, June 26, 1919, Image 5
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write about tht
consented to al
July Double C
purchase.
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of Evans' Yell
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Mrs. M. H. Smith is spending some
time in Macon, (la.
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('. M. Fluey and children are
spending sometime in Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Tillman and
daughter, Marsha, of Jacksonville,
Fla., are visiting Mrs. Tillman's father
Mr. A. It Coward.
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1.i< >.ii T.iisnton Mallov is at heme
after- .ievoi.il months service over
Seas.
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F\t. I'M Hancock, of tlovernor's Island,
New York, is at home on a 16
day furlough.
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Misses Mary Chapman and Annie
Rae Reader, of Darlington, spent Sunday
in the city.
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Mrs. J. B. Reid and two daughters,
of Bateshurg, are visiting Mrs. Reid's
sister, Mrs. Clara Finney.
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Mrs. Thos. Rreeden and little son
have returned to Bennettsville after
spending several days in the city with
relatives. ,
Mrs. Harrington Godfrey and little
son, of Anderson, are visiting relatives
in the city.
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Mr. O. L. Stubbs and little son have
returned to Wilmington after spending
several days with Mr. Stubbs' father,
Mr. B. L. Stubbs.
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Mrs. B. W. Spencer and children
and Miss Annie Coward, of Darlington,
are In the city for the CowardBrown
wedding.
Miss Laura W. Bailey, Asst. State
Home Demonstration Agent from
Winthrop College, was with Miss
Floride McCelvrey, Asst. Dean. Agent
Cheraw, on Monday. Two oneetlngE
were held by theni at Patrick, one
in the tmoirning with the girls, and
in the afternoon Miss Bailey gave s
splendid demonstration on the Test
'Ing of FabTics, which the ladies liked
very much. Both meetings were fln<
rand the club girls and ladies have al
ready asked Miss Bailey to visit theii
clubs again.
Two Tears Later.
Oh! for a safety-pin that's safe!
It would make my life all joy.
Oh, for a food that will not give
The cramps to my little boy!
Oh, for the^ boon once more of i
night
Of solid square repose!
'Tis this onlythatri want
Oh! give one an old-time doze.
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The writer has to write
never having done this
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give me something tc
i Boss has very kindly
How us' to give during
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Coupons on every cash
who have never heard
ow Coupons, we want
:ither a "new comer" 01
ast asleep all these years.
LETS CLEAN CP. 1 8CH0
We feel we must urge again upon
citizens of Cheraw the need of a lit. The
tie more energy back of the broom Count
and the scythe. The main trouble Frida
with us jUBt now, good people, is that Kirby
this man's town is entirely too dirty. Vice-1
Our streets ate not spick and span , fetarj
like they ought to be, and we are | The
prone to let the weeds in vacant A. Ki
spaces have their own way. Yet differ <
knowing, as we do, that there is r | durini
i worse breeder of summer ailments sehoo
than weeds. Cie c
We ought to see that gutters am' niak'*
back lots are cleaned out and that l^at 1
rubbish of all kinds is removed, and ever '
kept where It will not t>orve danger- Mrous
as a fire hazard and where it will
not be the cause of unpleasant com- dutres
ment. There is jio reason on earth aid ?
why this town could not be ad clean Pec,a'
and as pretty and as attractive as any and 1
town In the world. Carelessness is of
our fault, and there might as well
be a lot of flowers blooming where tees 1
there are unsightly places about the of th
town now. And above all, let's keep lng n
the streets cleaner and the sidewalks A
free of paper and discarded hunks of unani
tobacco, matches and the hundred and atten(
one other things we carelessly drop ing d
upqn thou. board
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CLUB GIRLS ATTEND SHORT first
COURSE AT WINTHROP. stltut
ness
The State Short Course ?eld at the ti
Winthrop College), far Scholarship Th<
members of the Home Demonstration ed, p
Clubs of South Carolina, June 5th #to be 01
14th, was well attended, and in every ust.
way this Short Course was beneficial Sui
to those who were fortunate enough appec
to be one of the Scholarship winners, tees
The club girls attending from Ches. pictir
terfleld County were as follows: is cul
Grace Rivers, Chesterfield, S. C. the w
Route 3. of th
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Mae Kirkley, Cheraw, S. C. Route 2. each
Ruth Sellers, Chesterfield, S. C. the.
Route 1. schoc
Lillie Rhines, McParlan, N, C. distrl
Route 1. Ah
Allie Lltenby, Chesterfield, S. C. prese
Route 4.- ' ! er sh
Mrs. K. P. Stuart, Pageland, 9. C., of Ch
was the only lady from the county to ' 'n th
represent the women's clubs. 4 ( a gr<
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High prices and high wages remind twe .
r us very much of two boys standing on j jater
the spring board in the first ^rather . wJu
chilly morn of the bathing season. < tet,g
w'They nudge one another and each
suggests: "You take the header
first" What is needed is the mischle- cjty
ous urchin who pushes them both tincti
off together. The long-suffering gen- the ,
eral public won't duck the resultant there
ei splash. metr
that'i
We seldom see sweet faced - old you,
ladiesladiev They have all gotten
sour trying to be young. Th<
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OL TRUSTEES MEET
AT CHESTERFIELD.
[ school Trustees of Chesterfleld
y met in the Court House last
y and organized by electing
Rivers, President; B. C. Moore,
President; and L. H. McCoy, Seer-Treasurer.
' hour was extended to Supt. J.
light who discussed briefly the
ent Acts of the General Assembly j
K its last session, pertaining to |
Is, and closed with a plea for}
ooperhtlon of tlie Trustees in!
tg the coming year the best year
the schools of the County have
had.
.1. C. Blackwell, Truant Officer
he County, briefly outlined the
i of his office and asked for the
f the Trustees in his Work, eslly
during the months of July
\aigust while taking the census
?* children.
er some discussion by the trusts
to the time for the beginning
e Compulsory term, the followlotion
was introduced by Dr. W.
antt, of Jefferson, and adopted
niously: "That the Compulsory
lance term begin with the openay
to be decided by each local
of trustees."
was moved and passed that teaof
the County be paid for the
ten days of sickness, and a sube
furnished, but that for any illof
a longer peri?>d than ten days
?acher must pay for substitutes.
) illiteracy problem was dlscusslans
formulated for schools to
>ened during the month of Aug?t.
J. A. Knight made a fervent
il for the assistance of the Trusin
carrying on this work. Deig
the sad plight of a person who
: off from the privilege of reading
rord of Qod or enjoying the news
e events happening around them
day. Several Trustees pledged
selves to see that one of the
>1b should be opened in their
ict. ,
out one hundred Trustees were
rat and greater interest was nev.
own in a meeting of the trustees
iesterfle|d County than was shown
is meeting. This meeting augurs
;at future for the school system
a Cannfv
e next meeting will be held in
month of Sept. on a date to be
decided upon, which meeting
be a Joint meeting of the Trusand
Teachers,
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ndon besides being the largest
in the world has another dislon.
It is also the rat center of
;lobe. It has been estimated that
> are as many rats in the British
opojls as there are people. Now
9 a distinction we do not envy
old London town.
i Chronicle Is $1.60 a year.
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our dispPsition is
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any time^ftu brinj
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July we I frill give y
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of it, ova 5 per ceni
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?Jh of a "leUGeorgeThere
is too ?"|raw tp 9& us as a
do-it" spirit in ChB^y right to bo, and
town where we remnwSof'an inclinahope
to be. Toojflljf oWQpr's part not
tion on the propo^B because the other I
to do needed thii^^B B0
fellow hasn't dohfcd8 painting, your
If your house tHT the sidewalk in
fence needs fbdi^^ir is there any (
front is in bad |*aUHl refuse to fix it
reason why you IB-and-So won't 'o.> i
up Just because SBet yon can meet j
after his? And |n who WOn't make
every day the mmcause. as he says,
an improvement t^ean't show anv in- .
the other fellow doBamc thing. They
clination to do fhoK. that s. 1110 one
never stop to tfcfcAg. that the trnan
must start evcH^B and jives longest
who gets alonp ono who does
and happiest i' "B^t to be done, rowhat
he feels the other fellow
gardless of wh^B^.
does his duty o,rVcleaning up pre
In the matter K disease germs and
ises. stamping oi|Tal health of the
keeping the .mnn is a. now
community good.! )ou
or In himself. tC m mu(( ,f hc?._
up your proper*u g0,ng
to see tho
the other fellowl derivln|! and ?o is
benefits you art* ?ut a5 ,on([
going to fall In. allBe pe won't clean
you hold off [ long he is going to
up. then Just th [cua,. Forf.,.t
use the same e rellow will or
what the other now a?d do what
won't do. Jump . done. Ami we'll
you feel ought t. ,arer r|)t. ideal tow r.
be that much n ? are ,nterostod beIn
which all of |ur h(nnes ?
cause we make
_ . shall be beaten into
Their swords Haw ,hal| ,hls
ploughshares." when war <.eaE<ld
prophecy come. ? n(t<,en bullions of
there were son n paDd, anil the War
hand grenades , have
them lettered
Department Ml preMn|ed to ,lhoo]
' T* *ni urn and save enoupli
children Vho e haae , Wjr Savln(.
money to pt, Wribe to the teach.
Qlnimn mesa* mhiB V
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er in writing k ? ^
many worse.
Idea; there i
t4 777 M tor carrying a reon
t chide je ^un uved m Uff
volver. This 1
once- , I Tpll me about it.'
How excitta m M ^ |t.
"I was stsrv
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by giren that w<
Notice Ifi h^ the right* an?
have purehaa, A tatfton |n lh(
interests of 8 n4 vm continue thi
Imtuplnl Cnfm ....
VHUUe Btano under th.
buslncga al owing s. A
.am. um vitb Mm anrt al
Dleykan will.* by 8. A. Dleykai
accounts ow}M trtm him.
must bo ownwWjsIV.
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SOTIi'E.
There will' be a meeting of the stock
holders of Cheraw Manufacturing
Company at the office of it T. Caston
!1* 19 n'nln,.!- \t >.? litlif 1-7 ??l
consider a resolution dissolving said
I corporation.
.1. W. Hit AS INC. TON'.
Secretary.
ANMMM KMKNT.
I beg to annmnnce to mv friends and .
| t,'?o public gene: ally that 1 have!
moved mv meat market down on Mar- j
Ket strrvt ne\t to Stuhhs rn it tiro j
S/ore and will be el id to have them '
call. 1 will at all time.; have tlie1je.it j
in Fresh Meats that the mat lot affords.
And 1 have also added a nice 1
line of Groceries, which I will sell i
at lowest cash prices.
Yours to serve.
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rhe Cherw Bali Team had to have
McPherson! (you all know Danol
Hot Shot Back Stop) couldn't p
aw and live at Big Spring. We n
1 he is not playing ball, so he is with
> Department?except during a ball gi
)ome see him.
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le from out of town ccming to* our i
dn't mention this except we Want
attention that out of town people'
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Ve will be so very busy working on
, JULY 10th, that from now until
wait on you when we are not w
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! UQUIDS arte/PASTES: ForBlad
\ and Ox-Blood (dark brown) ?
: KEEP YOUR SHOES
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ish't.I had a Nicl
Does your nickel buy 3 0U coolness,
and insurance ^gainst heat ?
Cheer up ! There's relief in sight !
wave t*f Pepsi-Cola will make Old Man
HL+ it /rrit/u mnnmir tn Iceland.
la hut weather it is simply priceless
Pepifying, Satisfying, Stii
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