The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 18, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3
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EVENTS AT EARLES.
Neighborhood News Condensed
Into Paragraphs.
Earles, March 15:?Misses Flo
ride McKelvey and Loraine Lathan,
with Mr G W Camlin, visited
Andrews yesterday afternoon and
reported having had a very nice
time.
. Mr G W Camlin is having some
\ trouble with his stock farm. He
secured the services of a veterinary
surgeon from Clemson College yesterday,
who killed one of his hogs
that was ailing and upon investigation
pronounced it affected with
cholera. '
Mr J J Marshall is building a nice
dwelling at his place, which will be
very attractive when completed.
Mr R C Marshall is very ill. - His
trouble seems to be a relapse following
an attack of grip. We hope
that he will be on the improved list
Iin a few days.
Mr Hamp Plumer, who has been
farming in Texas for some three or
four years, spent Sunday with the
writer. - It was very interesting to
listen to his conversation about Texas
lands and how the farmers have
to fire dynamite at the clouds to get
rain. This seems marvelous indeed.
The Spring Gully Baptist church
organized a nice Sunday-school a
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prosperous.
The Harmony Sunday-school is
thriving. There is a very large enj
rollment, and both teachers and pu1
pils seem to take great interest in
carrying it on.
These two Sunday-schools are in
reach of everybody in this section.
The Spring Gully school meets at 10
- o'clock a. m. and the Harmony
(Methodist) school at 3 p. m. Both
Baptists and Methodists seem to
work lovingly together.
Mr and Mrs J B Thompson spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
children at Kingstree.
Mr and Mrs W D Camlin, of the
Trio section, spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs W A Moore, of this place.
j Mr Roy Paine and Miss?Hinnant
1 of Andrews were noted in this sec
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tion Sunday.
A great many wedding bells are
ringing hereabouts. The chimes
of some of them seem to echo close
by.
Farmers in this section are getting
busy with their farms. All seem to
be filled with energy.
The daily school seems to be
flourishing, and the pupils are apparently
deeply interested in their
studies. They are being actively
trained for the field day exercises,
which will be held shortly. There
are about 85 pupils in regular attendance,
and all are striving earnestly
to win the medals to be given
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to the two Dest scnoiars. une 01
these medals will be awarded by the
principal, Miss Floride McKelvey, to
the scholar in her room making the
highest average, and the assistant.
Miss Loraine Lathan, will bestow
the other medal on the leading pupil
in her department. H A C.
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Johnsonville, March 15: ? The
Woodrow Wilson Literary society
met Friday evening, March 12, and
we had a very interesting debate,
the query being: Resolved, That
Home Missions are More Important
Than Foreign Missions. The
judges decided in favor of the affirmative.
Miss Annie Capel of Nichols has
been visiting relatives here.
Miss Geo Attaway gave a very
interesting lecture on Temperance
Monday evening of last week.
Miss Mamie Burch, who teaches
at Hannah, will spend the week-end
at the home of Mrs S B Poston.
Mr Elting Chapman is at home on
a short vacation.
Corresponding Secretary.
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As everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of the body,
and it is of the greatest importance
that they move once each day. If
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come addition to Rhems.
Miss Myrtle Cooper spent Wednesday
night at the home of her sister,
Mrs Sadie Richardson, at Rhems.
Nesmith Graded school is progressing
nicely with Miss Hettie
Stone as principal and Miss Ethel ,
Seybt as assistant.
Mr Editor, if this escapes the '
waste basket I will approach your
columns again. Wishing you and (
your staff a prosperous year, I will <
say good-bye. Reporter.
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THE NEWS AT NESMITH.
Events of Passlnn Interest Briefly
Reported.
Nesmith, March 15:?Farmers in
this section are busy preparing for
the year'8 crop. Tobacco plants are
coming up and growing well, despite
the recent cold snap.
Miss Lois Nesmith will entertain
at the home of Mr F E Johnson tonight.
We hear that the Seaboard Air
Line railroad is contemplating establishing
an express office at Nesmith.
This will be a great conven
lence to our section.
The WOW met at Nesmith last
Tuesday night and several new members
were given their first degree.
They say "billy" is some "kicker".
There seems to be a great deal of
sickness around this section; Dr J H
Pratt, our popular young physician,
is kept busy of late answering calls.
Messrs G B Cooper and Herbert
Brockington visited the county seat
Monday.
Much interest is centred in the
election of the rural policeman for
this district. There are several in
the race. Here's hoping the best
man wins.
Mr Paul McElveen was noted in
our little town Monday.
Listen for the wedding bells soon!
Capt Joseph Richardson, the popular
captain of the "Brunswick",has
moved his family to Rhems, where
they will make their home in the
future. Both the Captain and his
charming wife, who is pleasantly recalled
here as Miss Sadie Waldron,
our
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CADES COMMENTS.
Things Seen and Heard In Town
and Vicinity.
Cades, March 15:?Last Wednesday
Mr John W Dennis celebrated
his 29th birthday by inviting a large
number of friends to take dinner
with him. About 2:30 p. m. the
table was ready with turkey, chicken,
barbecue, rice, all kinds of cakes
and many other delicious edibles.
After the dinner was over an enjoyable
ride was taken up Black river
in a gasoline launch. That night
the "Perils of Pauline" was seen at
the Uwana theatre and we think all |
enjoyed themselves very much. All
that ye scribe hates about it is that
those days do not come often enough.
Mr and Mrs W W Willhoyte will
leave tonight for Florida and after
visiting friends and relatives there
will return to their home at Monterey,
Tenn.
Mr ? Clark of Bennettsville was
noted in town Sunday.
Messrs W L, J F and J J McElveen
of Olanta visited friends and
relatives here Sbnday.
We regret that Mrs J P Epps has
been very ill for the past few days
but are glad to know that she is a
little better at present.
Mr T M K McElveen of Shiloh
died Friday of last week; he leaves
eleven living children and three are
dead. He was laid to rest in the
Thompson burial ground Saturday.
Mr J R Haselden spent Sunday
with the home folk at Lake City,
Mr E S Sauls went to Charleston
Saturday on business.
Miss Hattie E Thomas spent the
week-end at Kingstree with friends
and relatives.
Mr Carl Sansberry of Lake City
was in town recently. UNO.
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Shaw School Notes.
Kingstree, March 16:?Followinj
is the honor roll of the Shaw schoo
for month beginning February ?
and ending March 5:
Grade I.
Johnnie Hinds i. ?93
Julius Brunson -93
Grade III.
Fairy Stone ? 94
Grade V.
Lillie Brunson - - 95
Carrie Dennis...- 94
Joseph Hinds 95
Grade VII.
French Dennis 98
Proper Treatment for Biliousness.
For a long time Miss Lula Skelton,
Churchville, N Y, was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spells.
Chamberlain's Tablets were the only
thing that gave her permanent relief
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