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VOL. XXXI. KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER W,1916V X0.34
Sunday-school Rally Day.
Sunday, October 29. will be Sua
day-school "Rally Day" and it is the
object of the county president tc
have each district president and
every school in Williamsburg county
represented at this meeting. The
meeting has a two-fold purpose, viz:
to take an inventory, as it were, of
what has been accomplished by us
in reaching the uoia star atanaara,
and to see what is yet needed, so
that we may put our shoulders to
the wheel and push to the goal of
Sunday-school efficiency. I feel that
each school in the county is equally
interested in seeing Williamsburg
county reach the highest standard of
efficiency, and to do this, it will require
individual effort on the part
of each individual school. We are
counting on you for this special
effort.
It is the hope that each school
that has not made its statistical rennrt
nr nledevd anvthiner for the
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entertain with gems c
information of good cl
You will see the n
in Williamsburg Couri
I Fine Art and Floral C
admiration; our Horse
c u At?f ti;i n rlrv rppHit to
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v Sibley's J
The Carnival Feal
. tertaining and uplif
Merry Go Round an
hearts of the children
Willis
J support of the work, will do so at j 1
. j this time, and that those schools I
> which have pledged, will make ar.
, effort to pay their pledges in full at!
I this meeting. The goal we are
> pressing-f^fcard to is in sight, and A
, we should noPfel up until we have|l
reached it. Let every district pres- J C
? ident do his best between %ow and j
, Sunday and those schools that are I
not reached personally by their dis-J?
trict president, will not wait, but a
vnlnntarilv attend this meeting. It i ^
j is up to you to reach this highest P
standard of Suridav-sphool efficien,
cy?The Gold Star Standard?so let ^
| us do it together. 0
Geo A McElyeen, !k
County President.
The work of reconstructing the tl
burned buildings of the Pee Dee Fair
association at Florence is being
j rushed so as to be ready for the open- r,
ing of their big fair on October 81. \
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Send us the news.
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ing One Car of
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week. Let ns :
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Feature of the con ing Fair w
jeakers engaged for each da
>f thought and will bring t<
lieer.
lost complete exhibits ever si
ity. Our Household, Needlet
lepartments will command
Mule, Cattle, Swine and Pc
Williamsburg County.
Superb Show
tures will be the best?mora
timr ?shows worth your v
d Ferris Wheel to gladder
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[HE COUNTY FAIR
DRAWING NIGH.
i BRIEF MENTION OF ATTRACTONS
OFFERED?CO-OPERATION
>F EVERYBODY IS REQUESTED.
The daily papers have attracted
ur attention to the record-breaking
ttendance at the State fair this
reek. The promoters of that enterrise
are Dleased to continue to style
his as Harvest Jubilee week, and
oubtless many of the counties of
ur State can rejoice because of a ;
oodly harvest this year, especially
hose which did not feel the disasrous
effects of the July storm and
he consequent demoralizing disapointment
among their people.
Williamsburg county has excellent
esources, pluck and intelligence.
Vhat more does any county need to
eep her in line with the march of
laterial progress? Let us remember
hat November is Jubilee week with
s. Our harvest is not so great as it
rould have been but for the disas?r
last summer, but we yet have
ealth, energy, resources and intellience.
Let us come together fair
eek,mingle with each other and re)iee
that our blessings are so many.
The first day of the fair wili be .
verybody's day, and we expect a j
scord-breaking crowd; we shall have
'ith us that day the Chief Executive
f the State, Gov R I Manning, who
'ill give us some ideas that will do
ood to every man in every walk of
fe. He is just back from the boll!
eevil section of the cotton Stages,
nd his advice and observation will
e of great help to us in combating
ie devastating effects of this pest
i the near future. Let every farmr
come and hear him.
November 9 will be farmers' day,
id we shall have our junior Senatr,
Hon E D Smith, who is in close
>uch with the federal government.
[e is not only in position to tell us
lings worth knowing but also to do
lings for us worth doing. Those
'ho would hear a brainy man in
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and Dull Care
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I family comfort.
I Kingstre
1 Coffins and Casket
close touch with Uncle Sam, be sure *'
to come on the 9th.
The third day, November 10, will
be educational day, and a day of ed-j
ucation it will surely be for all who!
come. Ex Congressman Robert Bj
Scarborough of Conway will address '
us on the subject of education. Mr I
Scarborough is one of the brainiest
men in our State.and anything coming
from him will be worth your
closest attention. If you are at all J
interested in education, for your I
own sake, as well as that of your
child, your neighbor or your county,
come and hear this speaker. This
day will bring together all the scholars
of our county,some six thousand
odd in number,and our children will
rejoice that we are all pulling together
for the upbuilding of our
county along all lines of progress.
Wednesday of last week J D Gilland.
Esq. attorney for the petitioning
creditors, filed a petition in in- j
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings in j E
the United States district court at j ^
Charleston asking for the adjudica-! ?
cation of Levkoff Bros of Camden J
and Levkoff-Zemp Mercantile Co.Inc, j
of Hartsville. This is the only bank
ruptcy proceeding of any importance j _
in the Eastern district since last^ 1
spring. The merchants of Williams
burg are not alone affected by the
disasters of this year. j i^h
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WE WILL KEEP YOUR MONEY SAFE
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WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON
farmers & Merchants '
ABSOLUTELY SAFE"
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ving pony, and Lyle, the w
lion.
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of whom are children, perf
nmediately before you. Tu
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ner-Sault Layouts. This is e
ou would not have them la
hem at home.
oom for all exhibits.
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
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