The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 15, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2
MR LUTHER AMBROSE WEDS. |
Former Georgetown Boy Marries
Williamsburg Lady.
Mr Luther R Ambrose, who formerly
lived in Georgetown, but who
moved to Conway several years ago
to accept the position of Chief of
Police of that town,was married last |
Sunday. We ta*e the following
from the Conway Field:
"A wedding of much interest to
the friends of the contracting parties
was that of Mr L R Ambrose
of Conway to Miss Minnie Louella
Plexico, daughter of Mr and Mrs J
N Plexico of Charon, Williamsburg
rmintv. The ceremony was per
formed at the home of Judge of
Probate Brockinton, of Williamsburg
county, the officiating notary
public, Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The bride and the groom
left on the evening train for Conway
and are at home to their friends on
Sixth avenue.
"The bride is quite well known in
this county, where she taught school j
about two years ago. She is one of j
Charon's most popular young ladies!
and numbers her friends by the
score. The groom is the efficient!
Chief of Police of Conway, which
? 1? ViqU in n mncf- Prpd
pusiliuu lie liao uciu >U V.
itable manner for the past four
years. The Field offers congratulations
to the young couple and hopes
that the flowers of perennial youth
may ever bloom in their pathway."
?Georgetown Times, January 10.
Winthrop College Notes.
Winthrop College, Rock Hill, January
10:?We are glad to know that
Dr Johnson has succeeded in getting
Madame Schumann-Heink,the greatest
living contralto, to give a concert
here on the night of February
24.
On the morning after our arrival
at Winthrop we were an reeling
rather blue and home-sick, after
having spent such a pleasant Christmas
vacation at our respective
homes, but the warm welcome given
to us by Dr Johnson, when we assembled
at chapel, made us all feel
glad to be back.
The student body was represented
at the Kansas City Student Volunteer
association by six of our girls
and their chaperon, Miss Pearle
McCrary, who is the General Secretary
of the Y W C A, at Winthrop.
v The number of poor reports made
during the first term of this school
vear was smaller than it has ever
been in the history of the college.
Out of 810 only 81 poor reports
were made.
On account of being exposed to
small-pox while visiting in Florence
during the Christmas holidays, Miss
Hannah Plowden had to go home
last Wednesday. We hope that she
will be with us again in a very short
while. M J.
Mrs Theodosla Saunders Dead.
Mrs Theodosia Saunders, relict of
the late Capt C I Saunders,of Rocky
Mount, Virginia, died Wednesday,
January 7. 1914, at the home of her
son-in-law, Capt Hugh Cooper, at
Fowler postoffice. Mrs Saunders
was about 78 years of age and
leaves as her immediate family three
Jnnrrkfco ond nnp ann
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The funeral services,conducted by
Rev F H Wardlaw, the pastor, were
held at Indiantown church Friday,
January 9,in the presence of a large
concourse of sympathizing friends
and neignbors to whom the deceased
had endeared herself by her many
, traits of noble womanhood.
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CONGRESSMAN RAGSDALE SICK. 1
Was Operated On Lost Week At
Florence?Ie. Doiny Well. j
Florence, January 9: - Congress- J
man J Willard Ragsdale, who was
operated on for gall-stones Thursday
afternoon, is now doing well.
He is at the hospital, where the operation
was performed. His physician
expects his early recovery.
Mr Ragsdale was seized with a
very painful attack of what was supposed
to be acute indigestion on
Saturday before Christmas. He has
not been well since that time. He
came home from his duties in Washington
on Christmas day and had
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anoiner HiiacK. uu mc uigui/ ai?i
Christmas. He has been confined
to his bed since Monday afternoon,
having suffered a great deal until
1 the operation. He was in his office
for a while on Monday afternoon,
but was too sick to attend to business.
He was taken to the infirmary
on Thursday afternoon and operated
on late in the afternoon.
Mr Ragsdale has received numerous
telegrams and letters from his
Congressional and other friends expressing
hope for a speedy recovery.
His physician today issued the following
statement:
"Mr Ragsdale was operated on
Thursday afternoon and a large
number of gallstones removed. A
pancreatitis also existed. His presI
ent condition is favorable, temperature
and pulse being normal, and
the indications are that his con
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valescence will be uninterrupted?''
Mr Ragsdale has secured govarnment
submarines to visit Georgetown
and during the early part of
next week a flotilla is expected to
arrive there. Mr Ragsdale was to
have been there and is sorry not to
be able to share in the warm welcome
the "jackies" will receive on
their visit.
Wish We Had 1,000 Like Him.
Editor County Record:?
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With best wishes for a happy and
nrosr>erous new vear.
Johnsonville, January 7.
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We read & lot of medical liieratu
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Do you know that the :!k add X
fearionalman, confined to sedentary x.
that conduce to colds?
ICenfrl fatigue, worry, heavy str
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Start with a cold water towel bat
vote an hour of each day to ontdoor li
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