The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 10, 1918, Image 8
I KINGSTREE HIGH AND
| GRADED SCHOOL NOTES. |
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h<>nor roll:
Grade 1--Rebecca Flagler, Lewis,
Wallace, M; ry Alice Steele. .John F
McFaddin.
Gn.de 1. (advanced)?Louise ?.!c-j
Cutchen. 06; iiiils Fuirey, y'?; Louise I
Arrow smith. 1)6; Myrtise Mcintosh. ;
05; Myrtle Odom, 05; Hugh Mont-j
gomery, 93.
Grade 2?Margaret Rurgess, 98;
Mildred Miller, 98; Flinn Gilland, 96;
Carlyle Epps, 91; Camilla Flowden.
93; Jennie Eloise Kinder, 92; James
Arrowsmith, 92; Mary Frances Montgomery.
91; Moultie Mcintosh, 91.
Grade 3?Margaret Lesesne. 99;
Elizabeth Fairey, 98; Katharine
Steele, 98; Dora Harrington, 96,
Rachel Dove, 95; Mary McUullough,
94; Vivian Kaker, 94.
Grade 4?Mary Catherine Epps,
99; Jane Gilland, 98* Elizabeth
Swails, 97; Ethalee Cockfiold, 95;
Mae Burgess, 93; Jack Arrowsmith.
93; Stella Wolfe, 93.
Grade 5 ?Grace Kinder, 95; James
Cooper, 94; Genevieve Reddick, 94;
Sarah bradham, 93; Patty Scott
Epps, 90.
Grade Mary Sue Harrington, i
95; Theodosia Cooper, 95; Julia Hall. !
93; Anna L<>ura Singleton. 93; Lola j
Anderson, 93; Ola Dubose. 93.
Grade 8?Isabel Montgomery, 98;
Grace Welch, 98; Jack Meadors, 97; '
Harol Steele, 97; William Gordon,,
95; Dolly McFaddin, 94.
Grade 9 ? Madge Blakeley, 9S;
wt~t/;? QiJ. MoiIqIi'iio M.^Pnntc
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98; Annie Frierson. 97; Elizabeth
Slackley, 97; Hubert Speigner, 97;
Ann Fulton, 96; Thomas Mims, 96;
Bessie Baker, 94; Lily Marcus, 94.
Grade 10?William Cooper, 98;
Hampden Montgomery. 98; Mary
McCants, 97; Serena Lee, 97; James
Sullivan, 95; Helen Kennedy, 94.
Grade 11?Agness Fulton, 99; j
Jessie Coward, 93.
Committees for Red Cross Work.
The Executive Committee of the
local chapter of the Red Cross association
have recently held two meetings
at which the following committees
were appointed:
Civilian Relief Committee?Mrs
W E Brockington, chairman; Mrs
Jno F McFaddin, Miss Selma Thorn,
W H Welch and Thos McCutchen.
Committee on Woman's Work?
Mrs D C Scott, chairman; Mrs H E
McCutchen, Mrs M F Heller, Mrs T
E Arrowsmith, Mrs W E Nesmith.
One member to be named later.
Committee on Membership?Miss
Mamie Jacobs, chairman; Mrs LeRoy
Lee. Misses Amanda Edwards and
Ossie Epps.
Committee on Junior Membership?Mrs
W L Taylor, chairman;
Misses Belle Harper and Martha
Jankinson.
Publicity Committee?Mrs L W
Gilland, chairman; Mrs J W Swittenbersr,
W F Tolley, Rev G T Harmon,
F E Bradham.
Mrs W G Gamble was appointed
chairman of the Committee on Extension
Work, members of which
fire to be named by herself.
The committee appointed to secure
a workroom and meeting place
for the local chapter has two very
desirable places in view, the Masonic
Lodge room and the town hall. As
soon as the Masons and town council
hold their next regular meeting
the committee will be advised as to
whether the chapter will be allowed
to use either or both of these rooms.
During the recent membership
drive and since, over 300 white and
13 colored members have been enrolled
here; at Johnsonville, 200; at
Greelyvilie, 104 white and 51 colored.
At each of these places independent
chapters will be organized, and
a delegation from the local chapter,
has already been invited to Greely- j
will? to assist, in thp ortranization of i
a chapter.
It is not possible to give, at this ;
time, the entire enrollment in the
county in this great and good
cause.
Car ol Horses & Mules Monday.'
The Williamsburg Live Stock Co j
wishes to inform its patrons and the
public that it will have a car of:
fresh horses and mules to arrive
here Monday of next week. There
are some extra fine horses and mules
in this lot and any one contemplat- j
ing the purchase of a good, first
class mule or horse should see them
and get our prices.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
Notice to Pension Applicants.
The Pension Commissioners will
be in the Auditor's office every Saturday
during the month of January
for the purpose of receiving applications
for pensions. Parties interested
had better appear in person
or by competent proxy.
A W Flagler,
l-10-2t Pension Com'r.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
.Vour druggist will refund money if PAZO
OlNTMIir-'T fail' fn '>.re nny case of Itching,
Blind.Bleedirgo:? of .nig. 11? in6to 14days.
Xbe first application yl> " ? . * : : "^t. S)c
HELPED ME IN EVERY ;
WAY I NEEEDED AID.1
SAYS TANLAC PROVED A GOOD
STOMACH REMEDY.
BROUGHT BIG CHANGE.
"In Short Time Tanlac Had Me
Feeling So Much Better."
She Says. ?
Tanlac proved to he a good
stomach remedy and tonic for me.:
and it heljK'd me in everv way I;
needed relief," declared Mrs .1 .1
Worthev, of 68 Railroad St, Arkl
wright. Spartanburg, in a state-,
nient she gave June 7. *'I wasj
Only a Little Girl.
Hemingway, January 8: ? On j
Thursday morning:, January 3, 1918, j
amidst all the snow and sleet, there j
appeared a little stranger at the i
home of Mr and Mrs A C McDaniel |
and demanded board and lodging? I
it's a girl.
I COFFINS AN
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We Lead; Ot
Con-Es-Tee
Unexcelled Ci
Conestee Fertilizers are man
and meet existing conditions.
The same careful attention
ture as heretofore. The highi
ble, of proven plant-food val
method of manufacture are us<
Es-Tee Fertilizers ar
ated and in splendid mechanic
All Con-Es-Tee brand
ufactured with the same degr?
Bountiful crops produced by
Es-Tee Fertilizers ai
convincing evidence which car
high character of Con>?sThe
most prosperous farmer
grade fertilizers liberally and j
There are none more pros
Con-Es-Tee Fertiliz
No company can show a betl
who use them are prosperous,
are reliable.
Insist on Con-Es-Tee 1
information, call on or write
pleasure to give your inquiries
attention.
Con-Es-Tee Fertili:
both Potash and Non-Potash B
But Con-Es-Tee Fert
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Offices: Home Savings Bank Building,
WILLIAM GILCHRIST, Pres. G. HERBERT SMITH
r"If you cannot obtain Con.Cs
the company.
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troubled a great deal with indigestion
and my whole system was run
down badly. My appetite was bad
and I was bothered awfully with
nervousness and headaches. When
1 had one of these bad nervous attacks,
I could not rest at night.
"TheTanlae quieted and strengthened
my nerves, though, and 1 soon
was rating heartily. The indigestion
soon left me, those headaches
were relieved, and in a short time I
was feehng a great deal better in
every way."
Tanlae, the master medicine, is
sold hy Kingstree Drug Co, Kingstree;
Mallard Lumber Co, Greelyville;
Farmers' Drug Co, Heming
way; b b Aronson, i>ane; n r mnnant,
Suttons; W I) Bryan, Bryan.
Card of Tbanks.
We heartily thank the relatives,
friends and physician for their kindness
and devotion to Mr C D Cook,
Sr, during his last illness, and for
the sympathy and assistance extended
by theui to the bereaved
Family.
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rop Growers
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grade materials obtainaue,
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condition.
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of care.
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