The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 27, 1913, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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St. Valentine's Day at Andrews.
Andrews, February 19:?Tuesday
night. February 18, Mr and Mrs
Bach man Doar entertained in com-1
memoration of St Valentine's day,
all lovers' saint, who died the death
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of a martyr about five or six centuries
ago. That this is an opportune
time for making joyous and lasting
associations is evidenced by the. fact
that even the birds begin mating at
this period, and truly it is with the
coming of spring that the youthful
fonmec "liorhtlv turn to thoughts of
love."
The hall, parlor and dining-room
were beautifully decorated with
snowdrops, ivy and red hearts. This
scheme was very effectively carried
out in the parlor and dining-room,
where festoons of ivy, from which
hung many small hearts, were suspended
from the ceiling and joined
at the center of the room with a
very large heart.
The guests had assembled at 8:30.
They were received at the door oy
Mr and Mrs Doar. Those present
were: Misses Sue Bailey, Carrie
Clemmons, Mollie Young, Mamie
Pipkin, Hannah and Bella Ballanberger,
Ruth lsokriet, Iva Flowers,
Annie Blakeley, Ada Catlet, Novel
Richardson, Hinnant, Rivers, Dibble,
Margerie Rogers, Eunice and Bessie
Huggins, and Messrs D Herrin, Farris,
Frank Fulton, Livingston Moyd,
Louis Ballenberger, LeRoy Payne,
German, Martin, Charlie Levy, Arthur
Flowers, Fred Weatherford,
Robert Clemmons and Prof Carnes.
Beautiful musical selections were
rendered by Misses Rivers, Isokriet
and Young. The hostess presented
lovely valentines to the guests. After
these had been distributed, each
in turn read his aloud. After a few
words of pleasant conversation the
girls were^asked to assemble in the
hall,where hearts bearing the names
of partners were pinned on their
backs. The boys had to find their
partners by these tags. Then Mrs
Doar and Mrs Clemmons conducted
the guests to the dining-room,where
a del ghtful course of heart-shaped
sandwiches,pickles and hot chocolate
was served. The dainty place cards
were heart-shaped and carried out
the valentine scheme of the evening.
Next games were played. Everyone
seemed to enjoy the evening and to
enter fully into the valentine spirit.
Eunice Huggins.
The new nickel,of Indian head and
buffalo design, will be put into general
circulation on Saturday. Already
the Treasury department has
received applications from banks for
more than 2,000,000 of the new coins.
The County Record and The
Youth's Companion, 1 year $2.75.
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In Memoriam.
Moore.?William Abraham John
Moore was born April 21, 1S52, and
joined Pergamos Methodist church
when he was about thirty years of
age. In January, 1879, he was hap- j
pily married to MissZilpha Ann Wilson.
He died October 22, 1912, at i
his home near Lake City.
Sister Moore was born April 27,
11854, joined the Baptist church at
I the age of twelve years and after
I her marriage went to the Methodist
church with her husband. She died
March 2, 1912.
For fifteen years preceding his
death Brother Moore was the effic-!
ient superintendent of the Sabbath- [
school, and for two years he served
his church as steward.
A devoted daughter pays this
tribute to her departed parents:
"They were both earnest Christian
workers and their regular places in }
church were never vacant until death j
claimed them. Ihey were known]
and loved by the poor and needy of'
their community."
We knew personally those of i
whom we write; we have enjoyed
the Christian hospitality of their;
home, witnessed and felt the Chris
tian spirit that pervaded it and glad-1
ly add our testimony to that of the j
devoted and faithful daughter. In i
life they walked hand in hand and I
in death they were not long-divided. I
The church has suffered in the:
death of these good people, and the j
community about Moore's Cross
Roads has sustained a distinct loss.
They were Methodists of the old
school, held firmly to the old faith,
walked in the old paths and enjoyed
the rich experience which make
Methodists a peculiar people. Gone
from the earth they are, but their
example, their Godly walk and influence,
abide to direct, admonish, encourage
and comfort those who
tarry.
The following children survive
their departed parents: Mrs W C
Kelly, Misses Beulah and Edna and
Dr L W and Mr B J Moore. May
they walk by faith in patience the
straight and narrow way and also
gain a portion in that inheritance
reserved for them that obey God.
In the old family burying ground,
amid a large and sorrowing assemblage
of friends and relatives, their
bodies were gently, tenderly laid
away to await the resurrection of j
i the dead. . (J W Creighton.
Francisco I Medero, the deposed
President of the republic of Mexico
and Jose Pine Suarez, a former Vice
President of the same republic,were
shot to death Sunday in the streets
of the city of Mexico, while being
taken under guard to the penitentiary.
The government claims that
the killing is due to an attempt to
rescue the prisoners.
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