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W ARMY WORMS AT SALTERS J F News of Local Interest Gathered by f The Record Correspondent. Salters Depot, Aug. 10.?We are ( still having rain, which, it is found, s V will injure the cotton and tobacco W crops, the prospects of which are the 1 W best in years, around here. d r Army worms and corn or grass W worms have made their appearance in " many places, and are doing consider- t able damage, especially where the c crops are late, some report that they t * " -* lL- ??? noo vinos I nave eaten an 01 uie *"-?* *? ? and fodder in some places in their 1 fields, and are now eating their cotton, and some say they believe that t they will eat the shuck from the corn. It is fortunate that a large per cent of the crops are mature, which will lessen the damage to some extent. Miss Martha Poag has returned i from a pleasant visit to friends at ? Morrisville. V Miss Etta Poag, of Rock Hill, is ? visiting Mrs. J. H. Montgomery. t Messrs. Norwood DuRant and Ervin I ,, Montgomery, of Gable, S.C., spent the week-end with Mrs. J. H. Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tukel, of Charleston, have returned after a visit to relatives here. f Mr. A. J. Bymra was here on busi- * ness Monday. * K. Mrs. Emma Thrower, of Charleston, 1' jf spent Monday with relatives here. The Presbyterian manse is being Te modelled and painted, and when fin- s ished will make an attractive appearh ance. Robbers were busy around here last week, entering the stores of A. R. Moseley. Jr., and C. E. Moseley. \ I Hon. J. C. I.anham was here Mon- ( BV day looking after the trade. c Mr. Jamie Hogan, of Greelyville, H was here Monday on business. ' Evangelistic Campaign. w W The Seventy-Five Million Campaign p r that was so successfully conducted * f last fall by the Baptists of the South, * in which they raised ninety millions g for missions and benevolence, is now to be followed by one in the interest c of evangelization. The object of this v campaign will be the saving of the unsaved and the improvement of the spiritual life of the churches. Several weeks ago all of the white c Baptist pastors of Georgetown and Williamsburg counties, with Dr. Wil liam T. Demeux, oi uoiumoia, mei m i Scran ton and arranged a program for ^ * a campaign of evangelization in the J s "tBest Plac I Dressed Lumb I Weatherboa I Flooring, IV/ClllHg, Mouldings, Never-Leak Cypress S SASH i BUILDERS SUPPLY Hampton Avenu< KINGSTREE, I Sleep Ir "FAUL1 I SINCE PAJAMAS AND } \ A BEAUTIFUL ASSO i ( \ McGill ' I Store fc * | kingstree, - Southeast Baptist Association. This! ampaign will begin next Sunday, August 15th, and is as follows: First week?Spring Gully,' Mt. Zion, feasant Hill, Bloomingvale, Nesmith, }ades, Johnsonville, Antioch and Johnon Chapel. Second week?Trio, Mt. Pisgah, Mt. ihber, Piney Forest, Rose Hill, Celar Grove, Hemingway, Beth"* Third week?Paran. The following ministers in addition o the pastors of the above mentioned hurches will assist in the conduct of he campaign: Dr. W. T. Derrieux, ! )r. H. C. Buckholtz, Rev. 0. W. Tripett, G. P. Abernethy and J. J. Beech. The public is invited to attend all of he above mentioned meetings. 1 % Revival Services. | j There will be a revival meeting < leld at St Paul's Baptist Church, be- ? finning August 17, 1920. Services rill be conducted by pastor Eld. M. H. iillette, of Turbeville, S. C., assisted >y Eld. E. C. Morriss, of Elon College. Everybody cordially invited to attend. Card of Thanks. Mrs. E. M. Koger wishes to express ler heartfelt thanks to the many riends who were so kind to her in ier recent bereavement; also for the ovely floral offerings. It o The man who never gives up will ;ome day have money out at interest. Give some people a bite of an apple aid there'll be no core. o? 666 cures Malaria, CSiills and Feer, Billidus Fever, Colds and Larrippe?It kills the parasite that auses the fever. It is a splendid laxtive and general tonic.?Adv. fOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that under Kv tlio tiiIac nf t)w> DpmOCTatiC tarty for South Carolina, a primary or the nomination of Federal, State ind County officers will be held in Yilliamsburg County on Tuesday, Aurust 31st, 1920 The following are the voting preincts in Wil'iamsburg County and the otine places for each precinct, viz: Earles?Woodman Hall. t Suttons?rSuttons School House. Lenuds?Lenuds School House. Greelyville?Town Hall. Gonrdins?Gourdin Mercantile Co.,3 >tore. s Sandy Bay?J. N. Coker's residence Black River?T, L. Joye's store. Hebron?School House. Indiantown?School House. Salters Depot?C. E. Moseley's tore. , ^ e to Buy er, rding, i * Roofing J Ihingles I and DOORS. I COMPANY, Inc., I i and Railroad | SO. CAR I rLESS" 1881! ? NIGHT SHIRTS RTMENT?JUST IN BIOS. I ir Men jjj SO. CAff. J Lanes?J. A. McCullough's store. \ Cades?Post Office building. Trio?Trio Farm Supply Co's store. Muddy Creek?M. V. Cox'3 store. [ Cedar Swamp?School House. Nesmith?B. L. Nesmith's store Johnsonville?School House. Bethel?Burgess Brothers' store. Taft?W. D. Bryan's store. Central?Gueiry Brothers' store. Hemingway?F. E. Huggins store. Bloomingvale?J. W. Cook Co.'s i store. Workman?J. R. Barrow's store. | Vox?School House. Morrisville?F. Rhem & Sons' store, j Poplar Hill?Henry Mercantile Co.'s : store. Oak P.idi:?scnool House. Pcrsramos?School House. Kingstree, No. 1?Court House. Kingstree, No. 2?Williamsburg; Live Stodc Co. \ The following are the managers of >aid election. EARLES?L.f>. Taylor, W. D. Crooks, | L. A. Parsons. CADES?W. J. Smiley, V. G. Arnette, | mi Ion in^ or* ye I a11 : ' ' T1 I "Th< I Kins W. D. Epps. VOX?P. L Eaddy, S. D. Hanna, Jas. E. Hanna. SUTTONS?O. C. Hinnant, S.' L. Parsons, S. J. Walters. TRIO?J. H. Rowell, W. N. Register, J. W. Loekliear. MORRISVILLE?J. J. Tarte, J. W. Cooper, H. A. Altman. KINGSTREE, No. 1?J. J. B. Montgomery, M. H. Plowden, T. D. GamKINGSTREE, No. 2?Harry Britton, S. B. McGill, A. M. Gordon. MUDDY CREEK?A. K. Cockfield, L. L. Ard, M. V. Cox. POPLAR HILL?B. J. Chandler, W. T. Turbeville, W. C. Parsons. LENUDS?S. B. Gordon, Watson Michoe, B. L. Gordon. CEDAR SWAMP-^J. B. Chandler, T. A. McCrea, G. 0. Epps. OAK RIDGE?R. W. Blakeley, Henry Elliott, J. F. Cooper. GREELYVILLE?J. E. Green, C. R. Boyle, J. K. Godwin. NESMITH?R. J. Nesmith, William McCullough, J. M. J.odgers. i \ A 1 Kill Ml N H '11 HMCOt The County Record e people of Williamsburg duplicate. Its circulatic ger than tliat of all oth< ao +Vi?a Iiatyidc nf r\r?c to UlbV lilt J1V1UVU VJ. b of the county, making ijority of the buying pi [warns at a minimum exp Newspaper advertisi strated as the most effec andise and worthy propo resting public, as it assui all kinds. TVip liberal smmort 1 i testifies to the sendee i hment bears evidence to advertisers who have c ar in and year out. The Record solicits > rties and concerns havin >rthy propositions to offe em of a service that will times. ie Coiin 3 Only Newspaper Publif fstree, ... . A .,.. ,\. PERGAMOS?W. A. Fitch, C. F. Stuckey, S. G. Moore. GOURDIN?J. C. Graham, A. C. Brown, J. W. Chandler. JOHNSONVILLE?T. F. Hanna, E. H. Venters, C. J. Rollins. SANDY BAY?T. S. Kelly, J. N. McKenzie, W. E. Smith. BETHEL?W. A. Cooper, R. S. Burgess, J. V. Burgess. BLA?K RIVER?J. T. Frierson, L. M. McClam, T. E. Dukes. TAFT?J. M. Brown, J. R. Barrineau, J. L. Foxworth. HEBRON?Bartow Smith, R. E. McElveen, G. F. Williamson. CENTRAL?W. T. Phillips, ?* P. Guerry, W. M. Brown. INDIANTOWN?S. T. Snowden, W. R. Graham, S. Davis Snowden. HEMINGWAY?F. E. Huggins, J. T. DuRant, A. E. Spivey, Van D. Harper, clerk. ?iT rrrvDO XV C cvn?r A 17 Mnea. OA JL* J. ?iIVkJ ?T . o. OUan , x\. mvov,ley, Sr., W. S. Stafford. BLOOMINGVALE?J. W. Cook, R. W. Smith, Wv B. Anderson. LANES?P. C. Shirer, EL 0. Rodgers, o n m RECORD / V offers a medium of react \ ; County that it is imposs m in Williamsburg Count 3r newspapers combined, tically two-thirds of the j ; it possible to reach a \ iblic through the use of ense. ng has long since been d itive method of placing n sitions before the buying 'es quick results for venti hat has been given The I it renders and its long esi the confidence reposed b / lontinually used its colui the advertising patronage g reputable merchandise j )T to its readers, and assi be to their best interest* ty Keco itaed in Williamsburg." South Cai wmMMmmwrnmrn H. D. Turner. WORKMAN?J. R. Barrow, W. W. ^ Kennedy, B. E. McKnight The polls will be open at 8 o'clock ;|jj A. M., and close at 4 o'clock P. It . *3 The managers at each voting precinct . will be furnished two ballot boxes: one for State officers and U. S, Senator, and one for County officers and Con- i gressman. The managers before open- ?j mg the polls shall take and sign the oath required in section 31 of the rulee adopted by the State Convention made 4 in 1920. The managers at each box shall require every voter to take the oath required by section 32 of said -:* rules. After the polls have closed, the managers shall proceed publicly to count the votes. After tabulating the < result the managers shall certify the ^ same and forward tbe ballot boxen containing the ballots, poll list, and all * 2 other papers relating to said election* *2 by one of their number within thirtysix (36) hours after the close of tfie vj P?11S' A. C. HINDS. County Chairman. :VAvs una - i 1 M BMf : 3HB "iiS " *';8kB ;1 olina | j