The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 08, 1916, Page FIVE, Image 5
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Next Sunday will be Whitsunday.!
Wednesday of next week will be
Flag aav.
Rev H D Bull was in Charleston
this week.
Miss Nellie Scott has been visiting
in Florence.
Mr and Mrs W T Wilkins were in
Florence this week.
Miss Lyde Kennedy is visiting relatives
in Lake City.
Kingstree Route No 2 will be
established June 16.
Sunday excursions to Charleston (
will begin next week.
Mr E B Rhodus of Greelyville was;
in Kingstree Monday.
Mr I G Lewis of Hemingway visited
his sons here Sunday.
Miss Sue Stoll, who taught the
nnst spssinn at Sumter, is home.
Miss Mollie Nachman of Lake City
spent Sunday with Miss Pearl Marcus.
Road Engineer J P Frierson was (
in Florence Saturday night and Sunday.
Dr J F Haselden and Mr and Mrs
B G Land of Greelyville were in ,
Kingstree Tuesday. <
Bora on June 1, 1916, to Mr and 1
Mrs Edwin Snipes, a son. Mother 1
and babe doing well. 1
The home of Mr and Mrs Eugene
Montgomery was brightened Mon- '
day by the advent of a fine son.
Miss Anna McClary is visiting i
friends at Florence this week and
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attending tne ncueouun uitxuuKa.
rMias Halene Clark, who has been 1
teaching at Union High school the
past session, is visiting Mrs R K
Wallace. ,
A few cotton forms were received i
by The Record last Friday, June 2, i
from the Mallard Lumber Co at i
Greelyville. ]
Rev H D Bull will conduct serv- 1
ices at the Boyd school house Sunday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. Public cor- i
diaily invited.
Miss Mollie Epps left this week '
for Goldsboro, N C, to be with her
relative, Mrs Carey Epps Butler,
who is critically ill.
Miss Louise Epps, who has been i
a student at the College for Women,
Columbia, returned home last Thursday
for the vacation.
Miss Louise Wheeler, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to 1
her home at Andrews this morning.
?Florence Times of Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs P S Courtney and
Misses Katie and Alice Stackley au- ;
toed to Florence Tuesday to attend
the final McLendon meeting.
Among others who went to Florence
Sunday to hear^ Mr McLendon
were Mr and Mrs W H Carr, Mr A
L McElveen and Miss Tyson McFadden.
Mr and Mrs T E Bhggett, accompanied
by Miss Beulah and Mrs TinaNelson,motored
to Florence Sunday,
where they attended the McLendon
meeting.
Mr Samuel D Carr was in Kingstree
several days this week on business
connected with the Siegling
> Music house at Florence, of which
he is manager.
' Kev 0 T Poreher of Darlington
passed through town Tuesday evening
en route from Charleston. He
received a warm greeting from his
Kingstree friends.
A large force of mechanics was
set to work yesterday on the Main
street store house of Mr David Silverman.
This work will be pushed
to rapid completion.
On the annual honor roll of the
Florence city school we note the
name of Walter Butler, a former
Kingstree boy, who made a record
^ for perfect attendance.
There will be a meeting of the
district presidents of the Williamsburg
County Sunday-school association
at the office of Mr Geo A McElveen
at noon Monday.
^ The United States district court
convened at Charleston Monday.
Mr J B Clarkson of Gourdins was
K drawn on the grand jury and Mr
M H Jacobs of Kingstree on the
petit jury.
A regular meeting of the town
council was held at the town hall
Monday night. Mayor Scott and Aldermen
Miller, McGill, Mcintosh, Tolley
and Rodgers were present. A
MUMAknw Kill a n/iro nraonn tori onH 1
UUUIUC1 VI UlllO nvtv pi Vkjvuwvu MUVI
ordered paid.
The hour for evening service at
the Baptist church has been changed
from 6:30 to 8:15 p. m. Devotional
meeting Wednesday at same hour.
Bible class Sunday at 10 a. m. and i
sermon at 11 a. m.
Cadet Joe Wilkins has returned
from Porter Military academy for
vacation.
Miss Bessie Thetis McConnell is
visiting her sister, Mrs C A McCrea,
at Lake City.
Miss Rubie Thorn has returned
from St Mary's school, Raleigh, N
C, for vacation.
W W Barr, Jr, Esq. who was recently
admitted to the bar, is spending
some time with his mother in
North Kingstree.
Clemson college this week graduated
the largest class in its history?
118. Among'the number was Robert
MordauntMcConnell of Kingstree
A minstrel performance will be
given at the Thomas opera house
here next Wednesday night by an
organization of Manning citizens for
the benefit of the Kingstree baseball
team.
Mrs Edwin Harperand0daughlers,
Misses Floride, Eunice and Belle, attondpd
pommeneernent exercises of
the Charleston Medical college last
Thursday to witness the graduation
of Dr Walter Harper.
Mrs Sallie Edwards of Savannah,
Ga, accompanied by her nephew,
Bertie Edwards, spent a few days in i
town with friends this week on her
way to Vox, where they will spend
some time with her uncle, Mr W J 1
Bartell.
The election recently held in Midway
school district on the question
of a bond issue of $2,000 for the
erection and equipment of a new
school building in that district resulted
in the unanimous approval of ;
the proposition, 11 votes being cast.
Mrs Jas Epps, Sr, left this week
for Columbia to yisit her daughter, 1
Mrs Pugh. From Columbia Mrs 1
Epps will go to Fort Mill, whete she 1
will visit another daughter, Mrs
Tamoa fh?nn> tn Tihertv. where she
trill spend a few days with her son, I
Sir Doane Epps.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at the Episcopal church Sunday
at 8 a. m.; morning' prayer and sermon,
followed by congregational
meeting, 11 a. m.; evening prayer
and sermon, 8 p. m. These will be
Mr Bull's last services here, and every
member is urged to attend.
Miss Louise Gravely of Lake City
is visiting Mr and Mrs B W Butler.
?Mrs T A Blakely and Miss Mamie
Jacobs have returned to their hopae
in Kingstree, after visiting Mr and
Mrs B W Butler.?Mesdames C W
Wolfe and J F Joyce were in the city
yesterday from Kingstree. ?Florence
Times of Saturday
A force of workmen is engaged in
moving the old Methodist parsonage
preparatory to the erection of a
handsome new parsonage on the site.
The old building is being moved
back on Church street to the rear of
the church. It will be repaired and
used as a residence. Material is al
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ready Deing piacea on me ground
by Mr Charles H Singleton, the contractor,
for the new parsonage.
Mr Archie Wilkins, youngest son
of Mr W T Wilkins, was taken to
Florence Saturday evening, where he
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the McLeod infirmary immediately
after his arrival. The
young man was taken ill Wednesday
evening but the cause of his trouble
was not determined upon until Saturday
afternoon, when the patient
was.hurried off to Florence. The patient
is believed to be getting along
well.
Democratic club books are now
open and will remain open till July
25. Each voter is required to appear
in person for enrollment. Be sure
you get your name on the roll of
your nearest club before the enrollment
books close July 25. Attend to
this duty at once. The law requires
that a new club roll shall be made
out every two years, therefore don't
fail to get your name on the roll if
you expect to vote at the next State
and Federal election. All previous
rolls are obsolete. The books of the
Kingstree club are in charge of Mr
J D Britton at the Clerk's office.
The Record man thought he was
doing wonders when he gathered
nice ripe.well-matured tomatoes out
of his garden Monday morning until
he ran into his esteemed neighbor,
Prof Swittenberg, and learned that
he had been gathering this succulent
vegetable from his own garden for
the past week. That wasn't so bad!
But when the gentleman informed
us that he had, that very day, eaten
delicious cantaloupes from his own
vines, we simply felt that we were,
not in the gardening game at all,
for our cantaloupes are just "dropping
the blossom."
We have a limited quantity of Tobacco
Flues that we are selling at
old prices, notwithstanding the advance
in price of material. See us
now; * 6-1-tf
WlLLIANSBURG HARDWARE CO.
Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead;
one and two pound packages. 6-1-tf!
Williamsburg Hardware Co.
Remedy Presc
1
Compound of Simple Laxative He
Proves Most Efficient.
Dr \V A Kvans, writing for
Chicago Trilume, makes the as*
tion that practically everyone,
some time <>r other, suffers fr
constipation. This applies rega
less of age or condition in life.
The congestion of stomach wa
in the 1 towels is evidenced in vc
ous ways; hloat, eructation of f
stomach gases, sick headache, 1:
gour, all indicate constipation, a
call for prompt attention, not 01
to relieve the present discomfort 1
also to avoid possible disease tl
follows neglect of this import;
function.
Harsh cathartics and violent pi
gatives should not be employed,
these afford only temporary reli
while they serve to shock the ent
system. A mild laxative such
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is I
preferable and is now the reme
generally used and prescribed
many doctors. It is free from o
ate or narcotic drugs, acts eas
and pleasantly, without griping
other pain and is a safe, effecti
family remedy.
Business Houses to Close,
For the purpose of encouragi
and "boosting" the Kingstree "R
Sox" baseball team, and givi
them a big attendance u^on t
three opening games, the und<
signed merchants,etc, have agreed
close their respective places of be
ness on June 12, 13, and 14, at 4:
to 6 p. m., so as to enable themseh
and their employees to attend t
games:
Kingstree Hardware Company,
Eli as George,
W E Jenkinson,
Britton & Hutaon,
T E Baggett,
Stoll, Stoll & O'Bryan.
Kingstree Dry Goods Company,
R 0 Hamilton,
Mcintosh & Alsbrook,
Scott Drug Company,
T Papadokas,
S F Epps,
B F Patrick,
Williamsburg Hardware Company,
R H Godwin,
W M Vause & Sons,
F J Watts,
Kozma Bros,
Martin & Gamble,
People's Mercantile Company,
Spring & liee,
L S Dennis,
M H Jacobs,
Williamsburg Live Stock Company
M F Heller.
Kingstree Furniture Company,
Silverman's Department Store,
S Marcus.
R W Lewis,
W J Reddick,
C W Baker, County Agent,
Steele Furniture Co,
Southern Express Co, C Alsbrook,?
King Hardware Co,
Scott-Logan Co,
C Tucker,
Williamsburg Herald,
J M Brown,
Hamer-Thompson Co,
E Wakim,
M J Porter,
W V Brockington,
Fanners' Supply Co,
County Record.
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Charles H Singleton
bribed
)y Many Doctors.
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lr_ MR. CHAS. SCHELL.
'I* Mr Chas Scholl, 182 Church St,
n. J. \r: _:? ii._i u r J
jre vrreiiuua, .uiss, wnies iiuti ne imiuu
;lri relief himself by using l)r Caldwell's
far Syrup Pepsin and now keeps it on
dy hand for family use. A lxjttle of
by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin should
pi- have a plaee in every family niediily
cine chest. A trial bottle obtainable,
or free of charge, by writing to Dr \V
ive B Caldwell, 4o4 Washington St,
Monticello, Illinois.
ng|SP?ciALNOTTcES
"*** Roomers Wanted?Three furnished
DR rooms for rent No mosquitoes. Ap;he
ply at Record Office.
Br" Money to Loan.?Money to lend on
to improved farm land in Williamsburg
in- county in sums ranging from $500 to
30 $10,000. Interest reasonable. Long or
short terms, to suit borrower. Lekoy
7* LEE. Attorney, Kingstree, S C. 6-8-4t
;he ??
For Sale?One Metz Roadster. To
make quick sale, will take $75.00 for
car. Apply to Rev D A Phillips,
Kingstree. 6-1-tf
n n I V ni
IVOR sale?i^uoan iam routumuiu
at 10c per hundred. Apply to T Olin
Epps, Kingstree. 5-18
For Sale?Cuban Yam Potato Plants
at 10c per hundred. Apply to T Olin
Epps, kingstree. 5-18
For Sale?One $500.00 Steiff Piano
at a big bargain. Will sell cheap for
cash or good bankable paper. Apply to
"X", Care Record Office.
1785 1916
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
South Carolina's Oldest College
132nd Year Begins Sept. 29
> Entrance examination* in all the county
I seats Friday, Jiry 14, at 9 a. m.
| Four-year courses lead to the B. A. and B.
S. degrees, a two-year pre-medical course is
given.
a free tuition scholarship is assigned to
each county in the State.
Spacious buildings and athletic grounds,
well equipped laboratories, unexcelled library
facilities.
Expenses moderate. For terms and cata,_f
logue, address
lsc 6-8-31 Harrison Randolph, Pres.
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Vmi Nam! a flaawal Toalc
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
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! UWANA
Friday, June 9
"THE RAVEN
Essanay's 6-act Photopk
by George C. Haselton
Dramatized and Directed by Charles J. Bra
Presenting
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in a reincarnation of
EDGAR ALLEN PO
and
Warda Howard
The Great Emotional Actress
The most ethereally artistic, i
tensely fascinating and soi
stirring production of the ye
Don't Miss This Interestir
Educational Film.
Admission lOc And 2C
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The Dye Situati
and need not worry you.
dyes and scarcity of fast
with a line of summer fab
where in the county and m
S. S. ARONSO
THEATRE
Tuesday, June 13
" "THE BLINDNESS OF
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bin Essanay's 6-act Photoplay
by Cosmo Hamilton
' Presenting
EEDNA MAYO
and
Bryant Washburn
[}" in the leading roles
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A Strong Moral Drama that
Everyone Should See
>c Admission lOc and 20c
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Talk Ifiis Over
up. The wife, no matter how economHJSINESS
METHODS. Install buiinesa
teaching your wife the simple ABT 07
tew responsibility and you will be agre?>
at the end of the month.
JR WIFE WITH
:COUNT TODAY!
1LLIAMSBURG
on Doesn't Worry Us
Notwithstanding the shortage of
color materials, we are supplied
rics to equal any ever shown anyre
offer them at old prices.
iN, - Lane, S. C.