The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 01, 1911, Page TEN, Image 10
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YOUNG MISSION WORKERS
Foregather at Hospitable Home
of the Captain of Their Band.
Editor County Keeonl:?
Among the many good tilings,
very, very good things you and your
correspondents will contribute this
week, please just squeeze a tiny corner
for the Storv of a good time at
the home of Mr and Mrs \V D Cox.
Mrs Cox, who is Captain of the
young people's and children's brigade
of the Woman's Home Mission
society of Bethesda church, planned
a picnic for May 27 and well did the
brigade appreciate her thoughtful
kindness. They came with their
parents, and each was allowed the
privilege of inviting a friend, and
come they did?carri;iges perilously
loaded down, buggies, bicycles and
pedestrians; but one lady very humbly
explained that her horse was
crippled before that morning. All
arrived in good time, the latest finding
preparations going forward for
dinner, lemonade and icecream.
First in order was the regular
business and devotional meeting of
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were added, one on the baby roll
and three on the brigade.
List, hut not least, it was the day
for the regular quarterly opening of
the mite l??xes and those dear girls
and 1 r>vs had let the love of Christ '
and His work touch their hearts and
with true Methodist devotion and
loyalty, tlu-y gave ??f their substance
(I should say of their pennies)!
May they and their Captain
receive their reward in this and in aj
better world aL?ve.
With his characteristic push and
energy our local photographer, Mr
Willie Graham,was on the spot with
his camera and took pictures of the
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words and send the money along with
your "copy," as it hardly pays us to
keep books on these little items. Yet
in the aggregate they mean a considerable
loss to the paper if not
collected,and they are so eas-ly over- i
looked. tf
We have printed up a lot of note
books and receipt forms, which we
will sell at ten cents the book of fifty.
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biggest range of F;
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visit our Millinery I
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F. MARION LITERARY SOCIETY
01 Union High School Holds An
nnal Exercises.
Messrs R N Speigner and A (
Hinds attended the annual exercise
of Francis .Marion Literary societ;
of Union High school,at Rome, Mon
day evening. Both speak in glowini
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_ | Quartette?Misses Rollins, Had- (|
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Mr Maxie Hemingway ? "The New ( \
South." . !>
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^presented by this Agency J
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brigade; yes,he did, aner mucn uuu
about effect and much admonishing
the "kiddies" to "just be still, just
one moment, please," and then it
was all over.
Feeling that the day had been
well spent, ho, for home with our
genial host wishing us a letter time
next time when the finishing touche*
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will have oeen pui on nis nanumjim;
home now nearing completion under
the efficient hands of the contractor,
Mr Otley Thompson of Lake City.
With many thanks for your good,
helpful paper, Mr Editor, and best
wishes for a prosperous and healthful
summer for you and your loved
ones Aurora .
Weare glad to publish "Aurora's"
bright, cheerful letter and hope it is
the fore-runner of many more?Editor
The Record.
Nev Ice House.
I have just opened up an ice
house in the rear of Dr Allen's drug
store. Will deliver ice in any quantity
anywhere in town. Leave your
orders at Dr Allen's drug store and
they will be filled promptly.
5-18-4t Elliott C Rodgers.
Why spend your money
for inferior tobacco when
you can buy Merry Widow
from the People's Mercantile
Co at the same price
you pay for the common
kind elsewhere? 5-n-i3t
Again we beg to remind our
friends that all notices relating to
money - making enterprises, for
church, school or any other cause,
are charged for as advertising at
one cent a word. All cards of
thanks, for any purpose whatsoever,
are charged for at the rate of one
cent a word. It would save us a
good deal of trouble and embarrass.v.ari*
.-P ttaii \x?nnlrl inct f?nunt thp
^ Mr Charlie Thomas--"The Coun-' ^
try Boy versus the Citv-Bred Man." , 4
Piano Duet - Misses Rollins and
y Haddock. ! \
Mr Winfield Godwin?"Tribute to;?
' Washington."' v
Mr Walter Cooper- "Water and ^
Rum." 4
t Piano Quartette ?Misses Chand-j*
ler, Wilson, Munnerlyn and Rhem. j"
Mr Presslev Thomas ? "Vallev ; 4
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Chorus?"Old Folks at Home." ! V
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5 or 6 doses 666" will cure any! J!
case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. (|
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draeda that moot d?g?? dlaiaaa. CoHe. |
3. Be yrepared for en emergency by having
e bottle of Neak'a CeUc Remedy on bend.
More anlmela die from Colic then ell other
r* non-eontagiooa die sera combined. Nine
oat of every ten ceeee would here been
it eared If Noeh'e CeUc Remedy bed bean
given in time. It Isn't e drench or dope,
m but la a remedy given on the tongue, ao
imple thet e women or child een (ire It.
If It fella to core, your money will be
refunded. If yoar dealer cannot supply
e 70a aend GOc in otempe end we wiD mail
e bottle.
^ Noah Remedy Co,. Inen Richmoad, Ve. |
terms of ahe splendid communit;
they visited,its excellent school, and
above all, the high type of citizen
ship represented in the large as
semblage on this occasion.
Monday night's exercises were bu
the beginning of the commence
merit, the biggest event being th
graduating exercises, which too
place Tuesday night, when Ho:
Frank B Gary of Abbeville deliverer
the literary address.
Monday night two gold medals fo
best declamation?one to a boy an
one to a girl member of the societywere
presented. They were awarde
respectively to Miss EtheLJohnso
and Mr Pressley Thomas.
Following is the programme fo
the Francis Marion Literary societ
Monday evening:
Chorus by the lower grades.
Prayer?Rev J 0 Carraway.
Chorus?"Merry June."
Miss Rosa Bruorton?"Saundei
McGlashon's Courtship."
Miss Ethel Johnson?"Aunt El<
nora's Hero."
Piano Duet?Misses Mabel Chai
dler and Daisy Rollins.
Miss Florence Carraway?"H
ram's Housekeeping."
Miss Amy Eaddy?"Little Cryi
tal."
Piano Duet?Misses Rosa Bruoi
ton and Carrie McElveen.
Miss Leta Carraway?"Midnigl
in London."
Misslsla Cooper?"The Famine.
Piano Solo -Miss Freda Carter.
Miss Jessie Williams ? "Brav
Kate Shelly."
Miss Winnie McLaulin ? "Je
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the brigade, the programme being
prepared by the Captain; the meeting
was conducted by the President,
Miss Daisy Owens,with Miss Garnet
Graham as secretary. Miss Alice
Eaddy's recitation on the importance
of small gifts.kindnesses.minor
k duties and loving thoughts showed
careful preparation and was strictly
in keeping with the spirit of home
missions.
Little Miss Marie Graham follow>
ed in her quaint, sweet way, with a
, ^recitation ami prayer. Miss Annie
\ M&ry Epps read a leaflet on industrial
work among the little mill
girls. Miss Marie Graham read a
paper on the need cf mission help
in the Florida Keys. Mr Eaddy,
the Sunday-school superintendent,
spoke a few words of encouragement,
telling the brigade how necessary it
was that each individual life should
tell for the Master and the right.
MrsAV O Thomas spoke on the importance
of momentary will power
in the work; others praised and en
courage*! theui; one told them that
they were pushing the adult society
^ so closely that they have them doing i
."double quick" to reach the goal
MB In the afternoon Mr John Brown
^^gave a lecture on the height, tlie
depth, the breadth of the influence
of woman, the love of the mother,
^ of the sister, of the wife and daughter
and of the grand and noble work
of the nurse when (lie sick and
wounded languish. All thought
"Uncle John" at his best and accorded
him their heartfelt thanks.
There was something lacking,though j
?some were kept at home who
would have added much to the day
by their presence. Four new names
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