Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V’ =■ > Messes TNt eAMMM eNil«WlOt& Vgir# 0/ r^ PMti Week ^ DISTRICT METfl tENCE HELD ON •OUTH CMiattWA. riMlAV, MAY 14» IMS Engrasrement Announced ^«ter District Confereiiw -SoJist cburai WM ® church In B®- id iSodist church »*lock Friduy momlnf, 1« o’< R Bryce Herbert, pMtor, K; chutS: Sumter. ^Wed In MLnce of the district snpsj- L£" Rer. J T. PeeJ®»-. who to Kini? from a serionn opera- R U KnUJht of Btahoprille ' jie.projra^ F‘t*» • dhTO- messsKa jflng committees of the dto- ^rtin? were, temp^anco, u wArld Mr* Bce, church sc^o^. w^ aer- “^d licensing commltteee. A licenses of local preachers renewed, and Edward lAnvy 1,0B of Cheraw, a former su^ HdiOD VI - -- . - Lutor of Bethune. now a stu- Bmory UnlTerslty, was Lmended to the annual con- Lce for admission on trial, lessages from various connoc- agencies of the church were Rev. Woodrow Ward, fcutiv.e secretary of the board of tnaiion. spoke, al^o Rev. AUen tme representing Epworth Or- baee. and Rev. Maxie Colllps. Renting the South Carolina prated Forces. Vter the business session a de- Preabytertan Manse Sold The Presbyterian manse and lot has^n sold to W. A. McDowell. • f* The erection of anew npinse on the church ground is plani^ed to be erected s<km. bus lunch was served by the , of the Bethune charge. After —ort by the courtesy committee [meeting adlourned. jut year the conference -will at Trinity chapel. Harts- /Vhen Your Back Hurts - gad Toacr Straagth aad Enecgy to Below Par R aw b« cMMd by dborte «C kU- luetlM taa psmits I to Maiaiilato. For L j M tlrwl, wjwk aad I tho Iddiiojro (idl to ■af Miror natliac ' poino, h—doeHoi, op nisbta. log poiaa, owilliac. ■« frequent aad wiity «ria»> ith amarting and bUroiag la aa- «Mh amarting and bUroiag — — j diga that aomothiag lo wraaig with kidnen or btaddor. lanooid bo no doobt that proa^ _ at ia wlaar tluua aogloot. Ima I’l PilU. It ia bottor to rolr oo a fThaio • PilU. It ia bottor to rolr oa a teo that haa won conatTywida a»- 1 than on aomothiag Uaa tnrorably ...... Doan’t haro boon triad toai- I Btnv reara. Aro at all drag atoraa. *t Dttwi today. )o&N$ Pills ^Rev. A. O. MeAm Preaches The Rev. A. D. McArn of Camden held services In the Presbyterian church Sunday evening using as his text ‘‘Por We Have Brought Nothing Into This World and We Are Sore We Can Carry Nothing Out." Installation of R. E. McCas- kill aa ruUng eMer proceeded the services. Ifr. McAm has kindly con sented to preach again the fourth Sunday evening. The Woman's AuxUlary will pre sent a program on the Assembly’s Training School at Richmond, Va.. and on Montreat Sunday morning at the hour of the regular morning service. The month of May marks the organisation anniversary of the Auxlliasy, Those \aklng part in the program are Mrs. Wilson Smith, Mrs. June Truesdell, Mrs. Fred Brinson and Mrs. J. E. King. Mrs. C. B. Mitchell delightfully entertained the 'fhursday Evening Bridge Club with four Ubles. The rooms were attractively arranged with multi-colored summer flowers. In the absence of Miss Harriett Maya Mrs. Hugh Witherspoon of Mayesville'snbstltuted. Mrs. Lorlng Davis received high score and floating prises. Mrs. J, M. Clybum, Jr., received second Idgh. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell spent Mother’s Day In Spartanburg with Mr. Mitchell’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. June* Truesdell spent Sunday In Bennettsvilte with Mrs. Truesdsll’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. & Y*. Melton. Mre. Hugh Witherspoon, Mrs. A. B. McLaurln and Miss Stella Be- thnne attended May Day at Coker College Saturday afternoon. Mtas Betty Yarbrough, a niece of Mre. Witherspoon and Mrs. McLaurln, was maid In the queen’s court. Mrs. SalUe Robertson visited her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ham ilton Thomas In Hartsvllle last week. • Mrs. Eva. Morgan and Mrs. Louise Lee were Sunday guests of Mr; and Mrs. Van Margan in Blshop- vUle. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O'Bryan and little son, Nelson of Oreeleyville, spent Sunday with Mrs. O’Bryan’s mother and grandparents, Mrs. Mar garet Marion and Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Yarbrough. Mri. J. C. Poster, Mrs.' M. A. Finck and little daughter, Carolyn .of Oramlin, and F'auHne were gneeto last week of Mrs. A. B. Mc- W. T. RatcUff were Mr. and Mrs. T. Hall of Camden, Mr. and Mrs. King of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Bill King of Columbia. • Mrs. J. N. McLanrin baa returned from a visit to her husband who to a patient In Johns Hopkins hos- pitid in Baltimore. ' Sunday gueata of the B. W. Bran non were Dr. and Mrs. Wade Atkin son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter, Mias Blanche Bran non of Columbia. ' Mrs. Walter Brannon and little son of^CoIumbla visited Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Brannon last week. ..Mrs. Pearl King Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James B. Waters in Rodmam Mr. and Mre. Jack Copeland and children of Charleston spent the weekend with relatives here.-. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. King were Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and son of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Harold King and daughter of Bishopvllle. Mrs. Ehrneet Baas of Aiken visit ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Jones last week. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Gordon were their children, Mr. and Mrs. A. L; Gardner. Salley ; Mr. and Mrs)‘Frank ^^alling, lumhia, and Mrs. Howard Mott, Charlote. li()erty HiU News Sunday morning eerirlcea at the Presbirterlan church were conduct ed by Elder N. S. Richards in the absence of the pastor. Rev. J. S; Anderson. No special Mother's Day exercises were held but a number of people from other places who were visiting relatives here atttend- edWe service. Ned. Cleary and Fred Cunning ham, brothers, who are attending use, and Mrs. Fred Cunningham and baby spent the weekend at their homes here and attended church sefvice. msf^smaesaaaam . J. Wardlaw, 8r. Mary Jo Wardlaw of Moores-, r.,C.. Mra. Baker Warren and children. Tommy, Mary Jo and Bob. spent the weekend with their toother and grandmother, Mrs. M. C. Wardlaw. Tom O’Dell and Miss Sal Clowney spent Sunday with Miss Jo 'Ward- law at herihome in Liberty HIU. Mr, and Mre. B. B Cureton of Union and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Care- ton, Jr., were Sunday vtoltora here. j'- Use Chronicle Want Ads Subscribe To The Chronicle • When you think of LAintber rhink of ua . . Miller Lam* her Omipany. „ Prof, tuid Mrs. J. P. Richards and eon of Kershaw with Mrs. Bdwhrds of Lancaster were guesta of Mr. Richards’ sistera at the Richards home. Mr. and Mre. P. B. Jonea and Mr. and Mra. Jack Gardner of Ker shaw were Sunday vlsRors here In the home of Mr. and Mra. J. H. Cl^ ments. L '< Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cureton and son, John B., atended Memorial Day exercises at Camden and spent Tuesday wUh Mr. and Mrs. James McCutchen In Bishopvllle. It was the granddaughter, Irene's second birthday. Jim Smith was visiting friends on the HIU Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wardlaw and sons. Jimmie and Billie, spent Mother’s Dey with Mr. and Mra. J, S. Towne of Bamwell.' Mrs. Nanna P.'MerrUl of Spar tanburg spent the weekei^ irith Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bridges of Heath Springs announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jo Katherine, and Herbert L. MePhprson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McPherson of Kershaw. The wedding Is to take ‘place in the eariy summer. Lauriu and friends. Lltle Sylvia Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Billie Gardner, has been a patient > in Columbia hos pital tor the past week. Misr Betty Beet of Oolnmbla wr the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Best. Mr. and Mrs. Lester King spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. King’s parents in Kershaw. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Josey of Sumter were weekend guests of the irparents, Mr, and Mrs. Homer Josey. Mrs. A. K. McLaurln. accom panied by hter mother, Mrs. Louise Kelly and Misses Martha Jane and Mary Mac Mitchell were guests oT Mra. Clemson Wilson in Newberry Sunday. Misses Willie Elsther Ratcliff and Joyce Fowler of Wlnthrop College spent the Weekend at their homes here. Mr. and 'Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon spent Sunda^in Richburg with their mothe^Mrs. S. Jordan and their little son. Tommy, who j visiting his grand mother. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Sevarance and Miss Eunice Sevaranoe spent the weekend in Bishopvllle and Pam- pllco. ^ Mr. and Mra. Murdoch Jones and children of Charleston were week end guesta of their mother, Mrs. Beanlce Hilton, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hinson during the weekend were, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kelloge and Mrs. Wallace Pardue of Florence. ■ The Whole Town*$ TaUdng About These Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Smith and children spent the weekend in Wadesboro, N. C., with their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sedley King and children of Moncks • Comer were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays. Mrs. Josh King and litle daugh ter are visiting the tormer’tf moth er in Rose Hill, lU. Sunday gueets of Jfr. and Mrs. iiiiEms 8.90 A SENSATIONAL **GET-ACQUAINTED’ Yet, the whole to«m u talking about Penney*s mm* mer drew carnival! Talking about the hundrede of lovdy new drewet at inch low, low pricea! The fine rayon* in afternoon and party ityle*. Sonny cotton*. f * that wa*h like a dream... the cool bembergs; all to HEUVY CftST BASE As‘Supply k Umisusl. W, Ufpu Yms Tp hurry for yours I % i > ' q. ! a' .1 , . . • ".f ..