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f REFRESH YOURSELF AT OUR FOUNTAIN ? WHY? ./ V ~ ~ ~~ Cool, clean surroundings .. . and delightful drinks ... fresh Florida Limes and Lemons California Select Oranges >1 | ... for our fruit drinks ... Getty's Grade "A" Milk ... Buttercup Ice Cream ... Sandwich fresh daily ... Coca-Cola il as the Makers recommend it. b "" I Lovely Wedding At Bethune I'.? (Imiim- .hint* 22 A III illiant wed ding ill iiiilibuii) licitn* v and w 1<I? so? I ,i j n,|i | r^i w as I till t "I Ml-H l.i/.*ie Kale I in v ib ami Andrew Johns >ii K.tslt iling. of M? fall which was radelitlli/.ed 'J hui'nday evening, June I i. at h o'clock at (In- HH hum- Mel ho dlsl church 'I In- Ui'V C S Floyd, pastor ill tin- uMj' iaiiiJ I In- altar rulliiiK- chancel ami plat im in were covered in white, and delli ate traceries of fern were el'leetivel> arranged Huge bouquets of white gladioli were <aught on either Hide el the high pulpit arch and tall lloor baskets of the ftumc ftowerH were need Cathedral cundleB in tall canilelahrttH with numbers of cundles on la it h hldew of the altar railing cast a soft glow over the plotU?en<lllo Hcene. I he wedding music wuh rendered by Mi'h Mayo Davis, of J'erry, (la, a sister-ln law of the bride, pianist; Mrs Roderick McDonald of Hock Hill, lontralto, and Mrs Luring Davis, Heihniie, hoprano. I'rlor to the ceremony, "Romance," "I Hove You Truly.' "At Dawning," "All For You," ami "Hocaiise," were given. During the ceremony, "To a Wild Hose, was siitily played The liridal ('horns iii-mi laihengren and Mendelsohon's Wedding March were used a-s pi u? esMiuial and receHHlonul. The hrideHinaidH were. Miss Julia Miriam Casterling, of McCoIl, sister oi (lie bridegroom; Miss (irace Whul i I May lield. (la.. Miss Sarah Arnistiong.-of Fort Mill; Mrs. M D. Marsh, of Columbia; Mrs. Charles V. Risers, of CheHterfleld; and Mra. M.h k Davis, el Kolhune. They wore gowns of chillon fashioned on empire llm-s in pasti I shades and carried arm bouquets of pink galdioii tied with iH'nad satin ribbon. The usher groomsmen were; Roy Sl.ililyp, M(< .ill, ,lu< k I #1'eell e 11, to Inmlda; Hilly Fastening, brother of the bridegroom, Aberdeen, N. C.; A. < Ifcirteher and Ancel Fletcher, Me ? "II, Worth Adams. Haitsville. Ma- k I .iii and W K Davis, broilers of t It*- I. ride. I tot h ii ne. M1 H M I h -i. 1 it lmei i s v ilie. sis ' t tie la ide w a m.it i on "! In no >i .i'|i. yellow iliiltiiii piride empire ,i ml ? .ii r i- d ;iti aim 1 " ii' i ii ( ' tin' -d I p 11 ii: in it, .iml \--llow gladioli ! -e it ti 11, n- - - a i m i i Id-- m Mes - - ft Da \ is. I !?-l ii nn- , -i:-' - t id | he : . w a ma i-1 oi lienor Her dr- ss t*tu-- - Initi.-n with tight tilting im led lied lie and lull skol. She ai - carried an arm bouquet of blue I- I|-liinimii ami yellow gladioli le d 1111 him- sal in ribbon. I In- l ing t" . -1 - i . lit 11 Heslie M ai \ in I ie.-t. Ian i --itsville, nep111-w (d lie- bride, were a while satin suit and i ai re d the it III', in the Ilea rt Id a lily Little Rita t'-i-i- Medium-, a ltd Lille Davis, Forty. , nieces el the til ide. Were the i.: girls I hoy wore ruffled net evei while satin, bandeaux of tiny (lew- is and ribbon, and tarried nosegay s of pink rose buds and blue delphinium. I he in ide tm i-red w it It lo r hi oi h et. I.mil);; Da\l-x. el I te( h 1111 e , W')lO Kim' nei ii) marriage, and was met at l lie a' ?.i by lie- i-i iiletauein and his best m i, I;,i\ i.asler1111g, King \\ fl Main, \ a . a brut tier | he bride made a < harming ph tin- in her ex piisil. w.ddinc gown e| white duch ess satin t in en princess lines with 1- tig ii am, high neck hand el small whit- Hewers, wrisi length sleeves, ami Listened down the tront with tiny, - it in , I, I billion's ||,| \ .-i| u a11' 'ill.- I : o ;uli 1, 11. ; 11 ,.; ! i - i 11 a 111 11111 -.ins:,! |,i 11, i , ,i p ,,t l.i, , with ' w r- -a I !i el - t a m., o in-- ,- | |, ; ;i -v? i w r- an ., i m 1" -u-, u- i - -; I-r -i h--w. : - . J w 111: V.,|;. v I.,. ? ,1 . w !I " II I lld-ell M i I , i . . ; ,, - ' - . l i a!. - ' ' i ! I ' M; 1 - "... I. , d ' a-.- He- , |, ?d> -tallI'.a -,t - . ;! i; g Is the sen e! the late I ' t- : ling, e: Mi Coll, and Mrs. II tht'.i; ,| H,. j, iv,-ii ins , ,in' "'i < lutt.'.an u 11 n v i s ;y and is ' i'-'l'in.ti y tiUM.VS- Utati < ; M ' ml ' "i.ti -I- . ,i , ; ;., in, mom ' " 1 M w a .- !: M : ami Mr- ; ,<m.g 1 'a\ is ft:, ; " ; l: - ' - r ,i.. ; 1 :' " - i throughout th? ''"ll 'A " w i,,:. . .,,,, will. - a : l:',,;"U a:..l : u ? all.Jo I , I ., I - , , , , .. '1 ' - . i:.-1: > i - i ;. a t atm jr. : a c? We Feed 'em All ? Wateree Lunch TRY US! /% /% check, 666 ^ Llqula, Tablets first day Salvs, Note HEADACHE Drops 30 mlnutss Try "Rub-My-TIsm**? World's Bsst Llnlmsnt <!' ih ami flanlo 1 by whit"* tapers In tivs'ul holder* Hhnk < ! ?-??in iihIi vuluul i ,ikci> iiM'l minis in the r Ik is* n ?<>l( r- were si-rvi-il I'iiikIi wan served throughout i In* evening During tIm* i ?|)i iuii Mr and .Mrs KiihIltIIiiK slipped away for u honeymoon in the iiioiinfaiii.M of North Carolina I In* brides' going away rout tune was of navy him- < rope with long taffeta coal and Id no tulleta hat with abort veil, and matching a'cossor out of town gucHta, in addition to those in ilie bridal party were: Mr and Mrs Hurrill Meat, Miss Kitty I testMrs. I'll II Peeler, Mrs Jack ih'ccdcn and Misa Heeky Cleveland, all of Columbia; Mr. and Mih. T. it. Duiuan. AuKUsta, Ga.; Mrs Howard Wood ley, Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Davis, Perry, Ga.; Mih. It. 10. Hints, Dr. and M th Roderick McDonald, of Itoek Hill; Mrs T. J. Hurley, Camden, Mrs J I,. Hubbard. Clio; Mrs C G Smith, Mrs. it. Ii. Ayers, Mrs. <' II Richardson, little Misses lietty Ann and Gloria Taylor, all of MeColl; Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Wllllford, Mr. and Mrs. T li. t'lyhurn, Mrs h\ C. Hatnel, Miss Louise Clyhurn, all of Kershaw; C V. Rivers, Chesterfield; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. King, Mrs. Worth Adams, Hartsville; Miss Mildred liillings, of Lancaster; Mrs. Fannie Norrls. Darlington; Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Htokes, Mrs. K. P. Stephenson, Mrs. Ella Slu< key, Miss Allene Htuckey, Mr. and Mrs Vance Morgan and Ed Davis, all of HlsliopviIle; Mr. and Mrs Clinton Middleton, Jefferson; Mr and, Mrs G. Iv King. Mc Pee; Clyde Turheville and W II Sanders; L M Hest, Hennettsv Hie (in Wednesday evening following the rehearsal Mrs. Mac k Davis enter lamed the bridal party and a few additional guests A bride's cake, lopped with a miniature bride and groom centered the luce covered dining room table. This was cut by the bridal party and served with lime sherbet. Punc h wits served during the ret en tlon. I Miss Kate Helms and Miss Prankic Heard attended the annual Kpworih la ague convention, at Columbia college, hist week I 111 Re v ( S Fl<)> (I is in ColIIMlhi i attending He- Methodist pastel > si hoed. Mr and Mis (! S < aloe uliiimilKe Hi- h;rth n| a ' I J petiml -mi. Jo .-ph I 1.1 -I.. II. .1 till' II Mrs i *a 11 ie vv a- p. I,, r mat naia . Mi-s Willi" Moore, m ' a lie;en Mi.-- Annie p.eile Mungo. oi Cloir lest on. has been the euest this week o! her sister. Mrs S H. Padgett Mr and Mrs Hugh Oliver ami sen. II.nils, and Van Smith are spending the week in < h' i' tiia n, Gil. with Mr (diver's parents Rev F M I,duller has been attending the I !;ipt ist iissmhlv ill Coker miI he I'nioti Daily Vacation Hiblc |-choid whit h lias been held at the Methodist church for two week t lo-. d hist Friday Miiek Diiv is has gone to Clellison college for a two week's eourso of icily in grading teuton Mrs Davis 's spending the time with relatives in Greenville Miss Josephine Smith is m < dum hi;i. where she has gone to take a 1 ' nrs,. in beauty culture Mrs II A Griffith, of Ohio is vis;t ing her brother and family, the /. P (ioi dons George Kelly has gone to Fli/.ahet !i I nil to sp> ml a while with his hi- 11: r Fly mi Kelly. Mi-- M.ov King ami Miss Sara 'I Hium M l are allemling summer - I at Wini hrop , idle ge 1 P h tu a I . * a r ,! , j. i < ' : ! Ill'-:- c an .1 W. . k amu ; . , \ , t '1 . ,.( ,.?| vt I*N i * * ' .' m? : ; % ; ? i , :, ' ? r. ^ t " i ...tT i. II;., : | -a' i-Md'.v W. : ; - . .. ,... treasurers report _ " ' .1 Fro: ! 'a ,. s. v. ! . i'g-- had :h. distiiii lion of if Ir.g vnletulv been (dated t Ii eer When the Sua Hra.-v 77 .hum - McKnight I 411 ok ( J ( hit la w I'j - as 11 r. ; . .pi (in Kershaw 1 ounty Sinking ' u'Hl Ja-O-l (la K-r-liaw County Sinking 160 on 1 1 n :*'av\ . I ;.-,I - .; r 1 ill s ;;-i < tut la w . Ti ea-urer .", | on ' Hill i w . I l < a - u ft r 1.2 ' 1 ] i t .'al $22.0 ?!' L".? School District No. 23 : ( ' 1 1 V Holm, - 5 j;; ;>n c . He;.mm . ;;; C- d la i Inline $ .TV, ' c. ; a Holmes ;{7 - ,v ?' 11 a 11 - d I n e s ;; 7 "a, ilh V, School D str-.ct No. 25 - U < |d Vvs ' Hak, r voii-i Ld-.n Raker sL-;,n anid.-n Furniture Company 7136 iRarringer Hardware Com1 , ?\anv 16.36 (,U-V 9 Mrs John E. Raker 174 77 Mrs John Raker 171 gi Mrs. John Raker Ig2 Mrs. John E3aker Igg 70 Mi> .John Bu ker 166.<0 Mrs John liakfr 16.> >') Mrs John Baker 162.>0 Nellie Sinyrl . 37.no Nellie Sinyrl 39J") No) I to Sinyrl 39 "0 Nellie Mosley 39 00 Nellie Mosley 39 00 | Total 11,643.24 School District No. 28 Camden Lumber Company .$ 8.66 L 10. Barfleld 7.90 Burringcr Hardware Company * 17.59 Burns and Barrett 3.71 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Catoe Brothers 61.85 Wilma It. Taylor 163.50 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Wilma K. Taylor 162.15 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Wilma R. Taylor 168.50 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Wilma Taylor 162.50 Wilma R. Taylor 166.00 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 j 'I'. M. Clyhurn 29.6. Wateree Lumber Company . 21.99 Wilma Taylor 166.00 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Wilma Taylor 162.60 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Wilma R. Taylor 162.60 Lawrence Richardson 30.00 Ruth Duron 45.00 Ruth Duren 45.00 Ruth Duren 45.00 Ruth Duren 45.00 GALLKY NO. SKVKN Ruth Duren 45.00 Ruth Duren 45.00 Total $1,995.19 j School District No 29 IMtil Jackson $ 6.2-' \ Redfenrn Motor Company .. 529.10 Miss Alice McCarter 81.0". Carolina I'ower and Light Company 4.34 Miss All..- McCarter ...... 161.00 I'aul Jordan 5.00 I'aul Jordan 5.0o \l i.-s A lie- McCarter 161.0<.1 A Ro.-. Ipoi ..iinh 18.30 Miss Alien McCarter 161.00 Paul .Ionian 6.001 M. la-od and McLauchlln ... 16.".0| Carolina I'iiwi r and Light Company 3 no ! .1 A. Rosehorough 15.60 I A. Rosehorough 1 C7j J. A Rosehorough lv(,o I'aul Jordan 5.On , Miss Alice McCarter 161 "<i . .1 A. Rosehorough 21.50 Miss Alice McCarter 161 no! l'aul Jordan 5.no Cotton Clark Coal Company 16.5o J A. Rosehorough 15.40 Miss Alice McCarter 163.00 Ronnie Team 6.45 Paul .Ionian 6.00 J. A Rosehorough 13.20 Miss Alice M.lSirter 161."0 Paul Jordan . . . 5.00 Miss Alice McCarter loi.UO J A. Rosehorough 24.75 Paul Jordan 5 00 ' Miss Alice M. Carjer 161 no I Paul Ionian 5.no Leah Anderson 182.50 Leah Anderson 182.50 Leah And. rs.m ly'J.o l .< Ci \i>.|. t'snii 1 50 I.. ah A nd> rs.ni 1 v_* . . i - ah A n.i. rs.ni 1 5o. Plan. I. itith> i Company . Jn l . m >?mf. I1IWI?MBM??L?M?wn? Mil I am ? " I I Charlie Ralxm 2.26 (' .1 Outlaw, Treasurer .... 480.00 C .J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 480.00 j Total A> $4,374 04 School District No. 30 Mrs. Lexle Croxton $ 107.50 Mra. L. L. Croxton 102.60 Mrs. L. L. Croxton 370.26 Mrs. L. L. Croxtop 166.60 Mrs. L. L. Croxton 166.60 Mrs. L. L. Croxton 166.60 Mra. Ij. L. Croxton 81-.25 Inez Wharton 82.50 Inez Wharton 126.00 Inez Wharton 137.50 Inez Wharton 137.60 Inez G. Wharton 137.50 Inez Wharton 137.50 Total $2,003.00 i " i School District No. 31 Catoe Bros $ 00.60 Kershaw Lumber Company 47.40 Miss Annie M. Roberts .... 162.50 Miss Annie M. Robert 169.50 Miss Annie M. Roberts .... 172.50 .Miss Annie M. Roberts .... 174.50 Miss Annie M. Roberts .... 171.50 Miss Annie M. Roberts 185.50 Miss Annie M. Roberts .... 162.50 Miss Annie M. Roberts 162.50 C. J. Outlaw, Treasurer .... 120.00 Total $1,619.00 School District No. 33 I Sara 1. Roseborough $ 88.00 Sara I. Roseborough 85.00 W. B. Dabney 5.00 Sara Roseborough 85.00 Sara Roseborough 85.00 Sara Roseborough 85.00 Sara Roseborough 85.00 Total $518.00 School District No. 37 Kdith T Miller $ 37.50 Kdith T Miller 37.50 Mil it h Miller 37.60 K.liih Miller 37.50 Kdith Miller 37.50 I :<l it li Miller 37.50 Total $225.00 School District No. 38 I Robert Anderson $ 45.00 Robert Anderson 45.On Robert Anderson 45.00 Robert Anderson 45.00 Robert Anderson 45.On Total $225.00 School District No. 39 Ingleslde Plantation $ 60.00 Alex Rranham . 7.00 Alfred Roykin 10.00 Sally Young S3.on Sally Young 75.00 Sally Young 37.50 Sally Yoftng 41.50 Sinking Fund Commission . 6.60 Sally Young 75.00 Sally Young 75.00 Sally Young 75.00 Sally Young 75.00 Robert Anderson 20.00 J. T. Getty a 15.00 Ingleslde Plantation 16.66 Wateree Lumber Company . 20.80 Camden Lumber Company . 17.61 Dr. W. IV Grigsby 41.25 J T. Ross ' 3 50 Maggie Miller 37.50 Kstelln Anderson .'.... 37.50 Burns and Barrett 113 75 Kstelln And- r.-on 37." n 11 1 ! Maggie Miller ' 37.50 Lhtella Anderson 37.50 Maggie Miller 37.50 Maggie Miller 37.50 Kstolla Anderson 37.60 Maggie Miller 18.75 Kstelle Anderson . ... 18.75 C. J. Outlaw, Treaaurer .... 00.00 C. J. Outluw, Treasurer .... 60.00 Total 11,316.67 School District No. 40 Clyburn Motor Company . .$ 1,826.00 M. F. Hawthorne 670.00 Total 11,896.00 School District No. 41 Helen Helton 37.50 Jane McLaughlin ^ 86.00 Helen Helton 37.50 Joaie McLaughlin! 85,00' Josie McLaughlin 90.00 Helen Helton 37.50 Josie McLaughlin 85.00 Helen Helton 37.50 Josie McLaughlin 85.00 Helen -Helton 45.60) Josie > McLaughlin 86.00 j Hums and Harrett 33.75 I i Total ...! .'$744.25 School District Nc. 42 Ruby Gordon $ 80.00 Ruby Gordon 81.00 J. L. Ryrd 7.39 T. M. Clyburn 10.17 Ruby Gordon 85.75 Ruby Gordon 8.33 Ruby Gordon 80.00 Ruby Gordon 80.00 Ruby Gordon 80.00 I Ruby Gordon 80.00 j Ruby Gordon 80.00 ; Ruby Gordon 4.64 ! Total $677.28 School District No. 46 Robbie llorton $ 75.00 : ('. V. Hammond 48.77 C. V. Hammond 38.82 Robbie Morton 75.00 Stevens Springs Company . . 22.50 Nti Idea Sales Company .. 316.70 (\ V. Hammond 46.85 Robbie llorton 75.00 Robbie llorton 75.00 V. Hammond 54.95 Robbie Morton 75.00 ('. V. Hammond 39.30 Robbie Horton 75.00 C. V. Hammond' 41.55 ('. V. Hammond 33.00 Robbie Horton ~!b.00 C. V. Hammond 40.20 Robbie Horton 75.00 Helen Rlaokmon 45.00 Beatrice Jackson 87.60 Helen Ulackmon 82.50 Helen Hlackmon 82.50 Helen Hlackmon 82.50 Helen Hlackmon 82.50 Helen Hlackmon 82.50 Total $1,777.64 R E C A P I T U L A T I O N of Kershaw County School Claims Paid for Year 1936-1937 Distii t No. 1 $180,405.47 District No. 2 13.859.24 District No 3 11,606.63 District No. 1 10,830.42 District No 5 \... 2.245.11 Distric t No. >; 8,543.02 District No *7 2,585.15 District No. s 546.75 Distric t No. 9 1,531.89 District No in 1,993,48 I District No. U District No. 12 17.199.8)1 District No. 13 District No. 14 2h.9l4.96B District No. 15 District No. It) 12.982.0iB District No. 19 7410-^| District No. 22 22.949.uB District No. 23 District No. 25 1,64324 H District No. 28 1.995 District No. 29 4,374.01 B District No. 80 2,003.00 District 'No. 81 1,619.94 B District jNo. 33 018.00 District m 37 220.00 H District No. 38 226.ooH District No. 39 1,316.07^B District No. 40 1,896.00 B District No. 41 744.24 H District No. 42 ., 677.28 H District No. 46 1,777.44 TOTAL *333.000.16 1 Note: All School and County Cl&irat H made payable to the order of C. J.H Outlaw, Treasurer, represents the retirement of bonds and the payment H of interest on bonds outstanding. H Respectfully submitted. I C. J. OUTLAW, Treasurer, Kershaw County, S. C. Mellow Memories Sehlitz in "Steinies" Enjoy Schiitz i n" steinie* I Brown Bottles for mellowmeinoriee of olden days, it brings you real, full bodied, old-time flavor... brewed to ripe, rich perfec- I lion,ivinterandsummcr,un- H der Precise Enzyme Control; Enjoy Schlitz today, witli health benefits of Sunshine Vitamin D ... in wSteiiiic'' I Brown Bottles. You don't have to cultivate | I a taste for Schlit*. You like it on first acquaint I ancc and ever after. J JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Copyright I9J7, Jo*. 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