The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 28, 1919, Image 9
SPECIAL I
k We are showing a variety of good
values in Ladies Waists, comprising
Wash Voiles. Crepe de Chine, and
L. , Georgette. Also a recent arrival of
Ladies and Children's White Canvass
slippers.
re strong on Ladies trimmed
Hsfl^Just received a large shipment
in^dl "Jbe Shades. Colors and Shapes,
up to the latest styles for street and
dress.
Children's Dresses a Specialty, ail
sizes in Serviceable Gingham an<'
Poplins.
Remember that the Earle and Wilson
Shirt and Collai-s can be found
here.
No better Overalls, than the Coa>t
Line Brand. We are well supplied on
this line.
NOTE?We are making the Price
?Colgates all round Toilet Soap, at
h'" 10c the cake.
W Sea! fix Union Undersuits for men
at $1.50, all sizes?also a^good value
in men's Union Suits at $1.00.
2-piece undersuits at $1.00 and $2.00
per suit. At Jenkinson's
W. E. JEN'KINSON.'
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919.
Items of Local Interest
Mr. C. W. Stuckey of Fowler, was
in Kingstree Wednesday.
Monday of next week is labor day
and the local banks will be closed.
Miss Ruth. Caraway of Georgeis
the euest of Miss Marian McFad*
dea.
Miss Serena Lee is at home after
an extended visit to ner num. at
Dyson.
V- Mr. J. M. McFadden of the New
Zion "section, v as a Kingstree visitor
yesterday.
Miss Milton Stackley of'Florence
is spending the week here with her
home- folk.
We are glaei to see litt'v Sammie
Fulton up and about after a spell of
Typhoid fever.
Mrs. Bessie Steele left this morning
foi a ten- days visit to relatives
and friends at Dillon.
i Mrs. 0. W. Cottle of Hamlet, X.
C., is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. XL. Stackley this week.
Mrs. Emilie Nettles went to Sumter
Tuesday afternoon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. R. W. Lewis.
' Mr. J. R. Haynes worth of Greelyville,
Rt 2 was in Kingstree Monday,
and called at the Record office.
Quite a number of young folk
went over to Olanta on Wednesday
evening: to attend a dance thdre.
Mr. find Mrs. J. A. Witt and little
son of North, arc visiting Mr. Witt's
sister, Mrs. S. J. Deery this week.
Misses Ann and Elizabeth Mouzon
of Ginton, are visiting their uncle,
Mr. A. M. Gordon heie this week.
Rev. E. A. McDowell has returned
from Lancaster, where he had been
assisting in a series of revival services.
Miss Marian McFadden has returned
from Pawley's Island where
she spent the week end w;tv Mrs. I.
McG. Car ra way.
Miss Eller, manage.- cf the local
Western Union office, has returned
from a few days vacation spent at
her home.
< THRIFT, NO LESS THAN EA
PORTANT FACTOR
STRUCTIV]
Don't be miserly, but avoid
put your
MONEY IN
OR INVEST IT WISELY?K
By so doing you stimulate 1
Thrift and persevering effor
to build the
PROSPERITY
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Mrs. E. E. King and little son,
Loraine and Miss Carrie Scott are
spending . some time at Jackson
Springs, N. C.
Mr. Alene Matthews, who under- sc
went a minor operation at the Kel- 2(1
ley Sanitorium, is able to resume
his duties at M. L. Heller's tables, i,
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Mr. E C. Enps ;s spending thisj Isweek
in New York o:ty. the guest of
the Equitable Life l-^urance Com-j ^
pany, which com parr- he has vepre-1 ?
s^nted locally for *' past 15 years. I ^
Mrs. -J. F.' McEadden has returned.*0*-,
from Asheville, N. C, where she!
has been spending several weeks. J ->f
Miss Martha Jenkinson spent sev- j *>'
eral days in Manning last week, t
She went to attend the Hover-Pauls Int
wedding. l,n
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M iss Rubie Thorn entertained for, pa
Miss Howard with a luncheon , eq
on Wednesday morning those Sc
present were: Misses Lee. Xelle an
and Madge Blakeley. Marian
an.l Tyson McFadden Ruth Carra- to
way. Ruth Meadows. Louise Epps. Hi
Sarah Hester. Charlotte Howard,
Mrs. W. S. Ciilland. and Mrs Joe H
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A marriage of interest to their; p^j
many friends in Kingstree and. surrounding
country was that of Mrs. F<
S. E. Courtney to Mr. Poindexter
Spurgeon Courtney of Kingstree.: T1
Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock at
the Williamsburg Presbyterian church j Se
the Rev. J. G. Herndon officiating.
The bride and groom left Monday pj
morning for Hendersonville. N. C..
for a two weeks honeymoon, making A)
the trip through the country in Mr.
Courtney's car. D<
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney will be at
home to their many friends after M
September 9, at Mr Courtney's home
on Hampton Ave., where they/ will
make their future home.
The Record joins the many friends
of this'happy couple in extending to
them their best wishes for a happy
and prosperous- life. I pa
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Bill For Soldiers Should Pass by
tic
A call was sent to the governors Li
of ten Southern States by Gov. A. to
H. Roberts of Nashville. Tenn., for c;(
a meeting to be held at Memphis. 0n
Tenn., last Monday August 25, to t:
urge the passage of the soldier's; at>
bill, up for debate irf congress the-, th
first week of September.
T! c meeting was called by govor- (
frwllnwinw ;i fonfererwe rrr\
with members of the State soldiers' j ou
settlement board. Wilbur Nelson, th
secretary of the board, wired the
secretaries of othef Southern State
boards urging that their boards be 1
represented at the meeting. * \\
The call for the meeting was sent'
to the governors of Arkansas, Ala-!
bama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas,
Louisiana, West Virginia. Georgia, j to
and Oklahoma. ; ne
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SMALL BOATS MAY BE SOLD jot
' bo
Many Will Be Put Out of Co mis is-1 Di
sion at Charleston Yard ch
It
Just what will be the ultimate ad
disposition of the submarine chasers &c
and mine sweepers which are under pr
orders to proceed to the Charleston ty
navy yard to be put out of commis- gc
sion is-not yet known, according to he
a statement obtained from the yard cn
Monday. It is considered likely, it;
however, that they will be offered aT
for sale. At present there are about hi
half a dozen submarines chasers and ti<
scout patrol boats at the yard which le;
have been offered for sale. About
thirty of the mosquito craft are ex- pi
pccted to report at the Charleston o\
yard to be put out of commission. th
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RNING POWER, IS AN IM- to
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extravagance?and, above all, ^
TH>: BANK g
EEP IT IN CIRCULATION
business.
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OPENING OF FALL SESSION
F T>e Kingstree High And Grades
School
The Kingstree High and Grade*
hoo! will begin its session of 1919
' on September 15th 1919. We fee
at we are beginning one of th<
st years' that our school has eve;
id. and' there will be no effor
ared to make it a complete succesi
every respect. It is sincerely hop
that every pupil of school ag<
thin the district will attend on th<
ening day. thus avoiding ant
%? ? !* rt/.mnnlcAv\' cnVin/i
' JI'IU "IUII nir ivinpui^vi^ rvji\"tendance
law. Let's attend not onh
llinglv but anxiously. All Higi
hool pupils in Williamsburg coun
are invited to take advantage O:
e opportunity our school offer:
xt session. We have eleven grades
excellent agricultural course foi
e boys, and a domestic science de
itnient for the girls? both wel
uipped fo?^ good work. \o Higi
liooi pupil m the county has to pa.<
y tuition.
Following is a list of the >nstruc
rs for next term:
eh School Knglish?Mr. M. F
Montgomery, Greelyvillc.
igh School History?Miss Lilfc
Babb. Fountain Inn.
igh School Latin and French?Mis;
Calvo, Columbia.
venth Grade?Miss Crouch. Saluda
xth Grade?Vacant,
fth Grade?Miss Carrie Lanca*
ter, Spartanburg.
>urth Grade?Miss Alice Gasque
Mullins.
tird Gra<le?Miss Lydia Green
Columbia.
icond Grade?Miss Eva Agnew
Due West.
rst Grade?Miss Agnes Erckmann
Charleston.
grieulture?Mr. M. M. McCordi
Hodges.
rmestic Science?Miss Eva Agnew
Due West.
usic. Mrs. E. D. Binns, Probably.
J. W. Swittenberg.
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Will Keep Faith With Bandits
That an effort would l>e made t<
y the 56,500 ransom to Jesu:
mteria or his family was indicate<
Gen. Dickman. He took the pos'
>n that Capt: Matlack rescuei
out. Davis without uayment of th*
tul ratiso i -n! the Vnited State,
r crnnent is too trtout to go bad
i its word. even tc bandits. H<
tied that he feared Capt. Mat'ack':
tion would re.-ult ir. treachery 01
e part of Mexicans in case othei
lericans are captilred.
"W! en the rijrht time comes th<
vemment will undertake to carrj
it its agreement for the ransom o
e aviators" he said.
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GAME ENDS FATALLY
illie Robinson Losses His Life It
"Social Affair"
St. Matthews, Aug. 25.?A well at
nded social game away in a quie
ok of the woods Saturday nigh
st Willie Robinson his life and 1'
hers of the festive tribe are unde
nd, charged with gambling whili
iniel Heatley languishes in jail
arged with having fired the shot
seems that a crap game of wel
Ivertised schedule was pulled oi
cording to schedule. Negroes fron
actically every corner of the coun
were present The game had beei
n'ng at a lively clip for severs
iurs, it is said, and funds wen
anging hands with spiced regular
y. Heatley is said to have beei
nong the constant losers and afte
iving reached the limit of his pa
?nce, left the house and it is al
ged that he fired into the house
lie Robinson, it is stated oysom
*esent, was on his knees bendinj
er the odds. A bullet struck him ii
e back of the head. Death was a
idden that he merely dropped hi
'ad and maintained his crumple*
titude. At the time the firing start
1 the house was full. The door ap
jars to have been closed and th
dy opening was the space fron
hich a single 12 inch board had beei
rn. As one of them expressed, "W
st slood out, we didn't run." Th
leriff was soon on the trail and ha*
>od Iuck in his round up. :
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We have arranged with an expe
enced Piano Tuner that has had
>ars experience tuning and repair
g piano's and player piano's ii
me of the leading colleges an*
.ctories. Being highly recommend*
e guarantee the work done by him
Your piano should be tuned a
ast once or twice a year accordini
i use?Doing this not only prolong
te life of the piano, but gives yo
te use of an instrument that add
i the pleasure of entertaining you
nests.
Phone your order for tuning a
ice and avoid delay. Phone 16
INGSTREE FURNITURE CO.
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The Rev. S. C. Morris, Presiden
f the Horry Industrial School, Hoi
h S. C., requests all old student
ho expect to return, and any nei
nes who are coming this fall, an
ho have not filed their application
> do so at once, they may be to
ite, as all available room is beiri
ist taken up. The next session b?
ins September 16th, the rate fc
11 school expenses is $200 for th
?ssion. Eleven grade?; Civil Eng
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eenng, a regular eusiness ^oueg
ourse, Music, etc., are offerei
here were 8 teachers and 194 sti
ents last year. Boys and girls ma
educe expenses by work if desire*
his is a splendid home school, ur
er Christain. influences, and is d<
ervedly popular.
-24-11 . S. C. MORRIS.
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BUSINESS NOTICE 1
In view of the fact that circumstances
will cause me to be away
from Kingstree for several weeks I
i take this method of imforming the
- public, should they need any service
1 in the undertaking line, that my
i business will be in charge of Mr. R.
r W. Fulton, Jr., who will care for
t their every need during my absence.
5 For any service call phones: Day
- 108 and 159, night. 91.
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' 0 course; the t?ovs -w ho v.tntoverj
' , are entitled to a come-back.
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f SPECIAI A 1 >VERTISEM LINT*
LOST ARE -TOLEN?One Sore! |
i* Rom Korse Mule, weighs about 1.000
. I pounds, has scar on front foot, abput
I j 14 years old. gray face. Reward for
i!!Pti;rn to. M. E. PAREATT, Cades.
t >. C. 8-24-It.
LOST?Tire holder containing a j
tire, license No. 21450 from automo-j
bile between Sims Reach Bridge and
Andrews Sunday morning. Liberal
' reward for information leading to
; recovery of same. A. L. SCOTT.
,. Salters Depot. S. C. Rt. 1. ltp. i
FOR SALE?Farm of 94 acres.
! oO acres cultivated. Near church and
good school. Two good buildings and
" . two 'good tobacco bams. Hebron
| neighborhood. Known as the J. D.
| Wilson tract. See. D. J. EPPS and
j P. G. GOURDIN. 8-24-2tc
LOST?Pocketbook containing
, | about $170.00 and warhouse receipt
from Nelson's warehouse for amount
. j in my name, on road between Kingsi
tree and my home on Kingstree
i | Manning road. Liberal reward for
.return to R. G. MONTGOMERY,
, i Greelwille, S. C. R. 2 Box 32-B.
8-28-itp.
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LOST?Broock with large Amei
thyst stone, Sunday morning in BapI
tist church, or, on street Valuable.
Finder Kindly return to Record of
fire, or me, and receive reward. Miss
) CORA SEASE. Steele's Furniture
3 Store.. 8-2412tc.
1 FOR SALE?One car red cedar
.. shingles at ?8.50 per thousand F. 0.
P.. Greelyville. Wire or write S. V.
TAYLOR. G reel wi lie. S. C.
' 8-21-4t.
FOR SALE?House and lot on
: South Railroad Avenue. Known as
ij"Epps House", two story 10 rooms.
. | ?ee E. C. EPPS or J. A. EPPS.
* I K'rsrst -r>e. S. C. 8-21-2t.
r j MONEY TO LOAN?On first
mortgage on :ea" estate. Apply to.
? STOLL & OB'RYAX Kingstree, S.
-* C. 6-12-tf.
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FOR SALE?One Ruick Roadster
in perfect condition all new cord
tires. Can he seen at. J. B. WALL
& CO's. Stables. 8-7-tf.
FOR SALF/?One Paige five pas1
senger in perfect condition; all new
tires, a bargain. .L B. WALL & CO'S.
STABLES. 8-7-tf.
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IF IT IS A REASONABLE I
LINES WE HAVE IT AND CAN
SERVICE.
YOU NEED NOT SUFFER A
WORK HELD UP A MINUTE.
Prompt service is one of the ii
*fer you and it is backed up by our j
your entire satisfaction in every de
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WANTED?Fat beef cattle. Will/ ?
pav the best market price. Apply to 0?
E. A. SNIPES, Kingstree, S. C.
8-14-3tp. gj
WANTED?Owing to recent graduation
of nurses, there are vacancies
in the Training School, Baker ?>r
j Sanitorium, Charleston, S. C. Course gv
covers a period of three years in ^
, practical and theoretical nursing, in gj
surgery* and general medicine. Hos- y.j
! pita! modern and well equipped with
a full faculty of instructors. Remunj
eration $9.00 per month with full m;
| maintenance. Applv Superintendent, Hj
BAKER SANITORIUM TRAINING bo
' SCHOOL for nurses, Charleston, ha
S. C. . 8-14-3tc. ' ch
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Make money in your home town ^
in snare time. Sell hosiery with a ?
guarantee. The kind that won't wear
out. Ready market in your own
neighborhood. Big money maker.
Experience unnecessary; we teach at
you. PHOENIX HOSIERY CO. West an
Market Street Station, Philadelphia, wi
Pa. 7-3-8t. on
FOR SALfi-One Ford Sedan "as da
good as new and looks good. Address yo
J. G. WINDHAM, Greelyville, S. C.
8-7-4tp. , 8i
They
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at a BARC
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SixjdebakerSi:
ibove Cars
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SALE?No. 10 Royal Standi
Typewriter. For quick sale and .
sh $75.00. S. J. DEERY, Kingstree
irniture Co. Kingstree, S.C.
FOR SALE?Part of the T. D*
ockington plantation on Broad . \
-amp containing 166 acres. Well
ained and easy to cultivate. D. J.
>P3 and P. G. GOURDIN.
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FOR SALE.?One Dalton Adding
ichine, in ' 1st class condition,
iving purchased a combination
okkeeping and adding machine,
ve no further need of present maine.
KINGSTREE FURNITURE
)., Kingstree, S. C. 8-7-tf.
Fresh Beef Market .Opened
I have opened a butcher business
my place two miles east of town
d am prepared to furnish you
th choice fresh beef at your door
Tuesday, Thursday and SaturfcL
~ a wtaaL- Qnvi/t mo
y niicr ua^s o ncva.
ur order a day ahead.
E. A. SNIPES. Kingstree
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