The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 25, 1916, Image 1

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flljc County |le?of&. VOL. XXXI. ~ KINGSTREE, SOI TH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, RAY 25, 1916. NO. 12 ~ I Enthusiasm, Ene These Three Now Is the Time to Get to Now?Work Steadily and ment Connt?The Gold Sat scriptions?Votes Given w on the Big Frizes at Close ?? Tk/? littlo orutmal rana fnr thp Cfild I AUC UVWy Q^/V VIUi 4MVV r?" Saturday night has nothing to do with the large prizes. These are just . given in addition to the large prizes. They will be won by the ladies turning inv the largest number of new subscriptions. With every subscription for one year you get 9,000 votes to apply on the big prizes at the dose of the contest June 24, 1916. Usually there is one road open to L success,but in the present case there T are three, though the easiest way to succeed is to combine all three. By three ways we mean that it is possible for one to build up her vote total by gathering and saving the coupons, by getting her friends to trade with the merchants who are giving ' tickets and by getting subscriptions I and renewals. ' Those who are in arrears can pro cure votes for their favorite canai-1 ' date by paying what they owe. Every dollar paid on subscriptions will get some lady 9,000 votes. It is also well for the candidates to remember that the territory in which they can carry on their campaign is not limited. Some of our candidates get the idea that they cannot work outside of the district ^ in which they live. You are not limited to any one place. Bear this in . mind and make a complete canvass of any territory in which you have friends. Phone to everybody within reach. Write letters and make as many personal calls as possible. In this way a great many people will . know of your candidacy and rally to your support. v. There is, 'tis said, a certain place down below that is paved with good intentions. Alto "The Valley of Pretty Soon" is white with the bleaching bones of those who succumbed while telling others what they were just about to do. Do not1 be one of these. Work j steadily and continuously; make every moment count. You are not! alone in this race by any means, and in order to win you must be a little more energetic than anyone else. HON R A COOPER SPEAKS 1 To Old JobnsonvlUe High School On "Preparedness."' The Hon R A Cooper, Solicitor of j the eighth cfrcuit and candidate for , Governor, waa the speaker of the evening to the graduating class of old Johnsonville school Tuesday night. | His theme was "Preparedness" and in no way did Mr Cooper refer to his candidacy or touch upon politi cal questions. j He laid tne lounaanon 01 nis ar- j < js'cri IKingstree Mannfactar i ' rgy, EffortMean Success. Work, Not Next Week, but Constantly?Make Every Mo nrday Night Is for New Subith New Subscriptions Count i of Contest, June 24,1916. gument on conditions leading to the great war in Europe, where nations have busied themselves for years in perfecting great armies, navies and engines of warfare, while they have neglected the most essential requirement?that preDaredness of character which must be attained in order that a civic and political government may be had whos6 ideals are such that differences can be met and adjusted without the necessity of resorting to war, and the terrible sacrifice of life and property that must follow. He stressed the fact that character building through education must keep pace with material progress in order that a civic and political equilibrium may be maintained in a community. History, he said, teaches that the fall of empires through the atraa haa Koon dnp tn n Hianrnnnrtion WfcVW MMW VVVM WV ?r- ?? ate increase of material wealth with social and civic progress. In urging: the great work to be accomplished in this field by the rural school, he stated that the dormitories of all the institutions of higher learning in this State, if filled to their utmost capacity, will af-1 ford room for only ten per cent of the high school graduates. What a resposibility rests upon the rural school, he said, in preparing the other ninety per cent for the battles of the world. In concluding, he complimented Williamsburg county on the record she is making in this work. Within a radius of two miles from the platform upon which he stood there were four graded schools, employing a teaching force of some eighteen teachers, and caring for five hundred or more children, Surely, this is a record for any community to be proud or. The Saxon, One of the "niftiest" little cars that has appeared on the Kingstree market is that now being handled by Mr M F Heller. It is the Saxon, a four and six cylinder car with all the modern equipments that ordinarily belong to the higher priced machines. Messrs W R Scott and P G Gourdin, respectively, were the first Kingstree citizens to purchase the Saxon. m m The directors of the Easley cotton mills have declared a stock dividend of 25% in addition to a semi-annual dividend of 5%. A "teacher training" course will be added to the curicuium of the Florence schools, beginning next session. The South Carolina Woman's Auxialiary to the Board of Missions is; in session at Grace Episcopal church,; 3amden. *S*8*3gg8?8?8?832S?8^ EENS We are makin Screens to fit j lie is this: If ^ than you can 1 to pay us a pe window screei ing & Construction Co., jTOTCWPflOvOirLJlyrTyrrT2' ^LTrzajgj^ / * NEWSY LETTER FROM LAKE CITY. HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT , GOOD PRICES FOR BERRIES , AND BEANS-PERSONAL. Lake City, May 24:?The closing 1 exercises of the high and graded ] school will take place the latter part , * xt. ? i. I ! 1 oi ims ween, uegiuuiux uu muiaday night and ending Sunday with a sermon. Dr J H Harms, presi- ( dent of Newberry college, will de- , liver the literary address, while the ( sermon will be by Rev W B Duncan. ? Messrs W A Coleman and J 0 1 Finklea, of Hyman, spent Monday ' in our town. , Mr P G Gourdin came from Kingstree Monday afternoon and was in town a short while. ' | Dr C D Rollins went to Petersburg; Va, Sunday morning to join Mrs Rollins and children, who have i been there about a month. All will < return together the latter part of the week. , Mr Huggins, cashier of the Bank ; of Hemingway, and Mrs Huggins 1 and children stopped over here Sun- I day on their way to Lamar to visit the parents of Mrs Huggins. Shipments of peas are about over. Good stands were obtained when this crop came up in the winter and plants grew off well, but later the fruit was injured by the excessive drought, which parched the leaves and peas. Hence the product when marketed did not bring satisfactory prices. strawDernes are turning out very j well. Owing to lack of moisture the berries are not large and 'are high in acidity, yet they are firm and hold up well in shipment. Prices have been good all along since the \ season opened. * Beans are now going forward in increasing quantities. The first two plantings vere largely killed by cold. Hence this crop is later than usual. Prices so far have been good. Cotton is now coming up nicely, since the rain of a week ago. And with the cotton grass is coming, too. This means that the fishing pole must be shoved under the house, and the hoe set to swinging. A H Williams, Sr, A H Williams, Jr, and G F Stalvey were in Florence Tuesday afternoon on business. A Confederate veteran who attended the reunion in Birmingham last week informed this writer a few days ago that it was ascertained at the reunion that the youngest veteran still living is an Alabamian and is sixty-six years old. He enlisted at the age of fifteen and served the last year of the war. Cris Johnson got no more than he deserved, possibly less. One almost regrets that the escort did not take a buggy trace along to assist Johnson in crossing Black river on the "high gear." Claude Gasque, Esq, of Florence, was in Magistrate Baldwin's court last Friday. _ R A Brown of Leo spent Tuesday in town on business. W L B. Attention is called to the new ad this paper of L S Dennis, who is specializing in quality groceries. iSSSSJSeBSSjSSiSJSiSS ig a Specialty of manufactur my measurement and our pi re don't make you better sc buy the ready-made kind foi nny for our screens. Give ui is. m m m m m ||Qa02QS020aQ20SQflIte02ZMZMOfiI2 A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING. Miss Cannon Becomes the Bride of Mr. In graham. Venters, May 22:?The happier. \ event of the season wasthemarriap< of Miss Elizabeth Rebecca Canno.i and Mr Pressley Ariail Inprraham, which took place at Old Johnsonvillichurch May 3 at 8:30 p. m. Never did the church present a more love-1 ly scene. The decorations were of evergreens, ferns, roses and candles, which were arranged in a very artistic manner. Long before the hour, the church was packed with relatives, friends and acquaintances to witness the ceremony and to show by their presence the esteem in which the bride and groom were held. Messrs Whilden Cockfield and Irvin Poston acted as ushers and did their part well in seating the large crowd. Just before the ceremony Mrs A D Jones sweetly sang "I'll Never Cease Loving Thee" and "Not Less Than This". Promptly at the hour the sweet strains of Lohengrin's wedding march,played by Miss Blondell Cockfield, announced the arrival of the bridal party and all eyes were turned to get a glimpse as they en teredin tne ion owing oraer: miss Christine Newell with Mr DeLeon Poston; Miss Elise Rollins with Mr rrisvan Cockfield; Miss Bessie Huggrins with Mr Davis Newell; Miss Gladys Hutson with Mr Robert McPLAY BALL | Wo all nopH in ?? V MA* ? the open air. Why not play the good old American Game of Base Ball. It's the most healthful game of all. Get a supply of DIAMOND BRAND BASE BALL GOODS. Get up a Team. It will be great fun and exercise combined. Call and see our supply. Let us help you seiect the right kind of Bats, Balls and Gloves. We guarantee them to give satisfaction ? they're the best made. 4 Kingstree Hardware Company Kingstree, - - S. C. ing Window and Door ?! roposition to the pub- 3? reens for less money gj r,then you won't have jg s an order for door or Kingstree, S. C. 1 Elveen; Miss Sue Stanley with Mr Emerson Ard. Next came the little flower girls, Eileen Flowers and Corine Cox, carrying baskets of loyely sweet peas. Then entered the bride leaning on the arm of her maid of honor, Miss Tulu Ingraham. At the same time up the opposite aisle came the groom with his best man, Mr Clifford Cannon. As soon as these couples reached the channel they formed a half-circle, the bride and groom standing just under a beautiful rose-twined arch. Rev P B InrrroKom fVion nnrfnrmorl fKo nnra. fty L U1IUU1 Vli^u pvi&vi I11VU VI IV VV1 v~ mony which made them one. The bride wore a beautiful costume of white satin draped with chiffon and caught at intervals with orange blossoms. Her long white maline veil was also held in place by orange blossoms. She carried a lovely bouquet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was dressed in pink satin and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The TheKingH; . Invite You 1 We are giving votes i being conducted by The cash trade and on paymer are in need of Hardware, worthy lady in the race. Remember, you get 1 you spend at our store, eii pn payment of accounts. We Invte Y011 Hie King Hard "The Popular I Real EstateCountry Farms and If You Want If You Want We can place you in any i you want. Address all c< Gourdin & Harp I ' BFffii^ftfiiaL^BBSiiMBBP^^g *3^4- Ca^itui'wvfl ^c A<wt/0/ltttta ^ tll&ftt! THIS PICTURE TELLS ITS SI ALL WE WISH TO SAY IS 1 YOU CAN PUT YOUR MONEY V FORTUNE. OUR BANK IS A S WE WILL WELCOME YOU HEF TESY. WE WILL GLADLY AD^ COME IN. BANK WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEF n -mm- * (Farmers Mercm "ABSOLUTELY SAFE" latbariztf by FMeral Diurrt Board (a let bridesmaids were attired in dresses of sheer, crisp white organdie, all fashioned alike, trimmed with satin ribbon folds. Each carried a candle 1 ' J ?~1 41-1?fn/J Aon/llaa noiutrr wmi mice iigiiicu utuuiu. Mrs Ingraham is the lovely and accomplished daughter of Mr R ' Cannon of Venters and because of her sweet and lovely disposition | numbers her friends by her ac! quaintances. Mrlngraham is the son of Rev P B Ingraham and is a successful merchant. He is a young , man of sterling worth and has won for himself the admiration and esteem of the community. . * The bride received numerous and handsome presents. Mr and Mrs Ingraham will make their future home ; in Heminway. At the Confederate reunion in Birmingham, Ala. last veek the I South Carolina flags with the Palmetto on a white background ati tracted the most attention. irdwareCo. * -i o Their Store n the Ladies' Contest now County Record for your it of your account. If you buy it of us and help some 4 ~ . . _ UU votes ior every uunar ther on cash purchases or .1 i To Our Store 4 ware fompany Hardware Store" 1 -Farm Lands. 1 Town Lots For Sale! to Buy, See Us to Sell, See Us section of the County that orrespohdence to ?' . r? r% er^mgstreej^s^j , 1 ' MArUynM- jLoelv WAAI MwWtGft/HKI V OA'JL iokt Bt i itn mnn wunus. rHAT WE HAVE A BANK WHERE VHILE IT IS GROWING INTO A >AFE PLACE FOR YOUR MONEY. IE AND TREAT YOU WITH COUR/ISE YOU AND ASSIST YOU. WITH US. tEST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. mts National Bank, LAKE CITY, S. Cu Adaiiistrator, EiecaUr, Trait* ad ligistrar.