The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 23, 1920, Image 7

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Items of Local Interest ^ . TRURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1920 ? 1 Mrs. Walter Harper of Spartanburg is visiting Miss Floride Harper this week. ? * * * * Mr. Wilbur Eaddy of Brookneal Va. spent Tuesday in town witt friends. * Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tolley and little Frances Virginia are in Charleston this week. ? Mrs. W. H. Harper, of Spartenburg is visiting Mrs. R. 0. Land, al Greelyville. * Tlr. M. M. McCord has gone to Greenwood to spend the holidays wit'i his home folk $ Mr Sstmnel Burcress. who is a senioi at Davidson college, Davidson, X. C. is visiting his parents this week. ? * Misses Dordie McGill and Clau.Ii; Jones of Coker College, Hartsville, arrived last night for the holidays. + # * * Miss Helen Kennedy, of Chicors College for Women. Columbia, is :.! home for the Christmas holidays. ? * ? * jk Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hawkins spent ^ Sunday in Lynchburg attending the funeral of Mrs. Hawkins broth, r-in law at that place. Miss Serena Lee of Converse College came in on Tuesday to spend th< holidays with her parents, Mr. an< Mrs. LcP.oy Lee. * * * * Local Lanks will take as holiday this year Saturday of this week anf Monday of next, no business beinc J /I" v . uii wjiccv uu; . * * * Miss Madge Blakely, who attend' St Maiy'j School in Raleigh, X. C. is voting her mother Mrs. Bell* B1 kcly. : les-crs Dewey VanKurcn am G< v go Miller, who arc with tha U. S navy arc here with the home folk for Christmas. Misses Elena and Hallie Hinds o. ^Moultrie, Ga., are spending the holidays with their sister, Mrs. Bellt Blakely on Academy St. Miss Marian Smoak has resigne< her position as nurse at the Kcllej Sanitorium and is spending th( Christmas holidays with her paretnt: at Meggetts, S. C. % Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kinder am children expect to leave tomorrow afternoon for a week's visit to Mrs. Kindor's parents. Mr. and Mis. J. W Weeks, at Pinewood. * Messers H. E. Montgomeery, Jr ? ^ ?1 t t> Kingstree, Gordon Kogers ana ?i. i> McCullough of Lane, students at th< Presbvteiian College Clinton, are a' home for the holidays. Mr. Lavorne Anderson, who is chie) machinist with the U. S. Shipping Board, Clearmont, Va., is in town or a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mr S. C. Anderson. Miss Agnes Erkman of the Higl ?>chool faculty is spending the hoii days with her home folks in Charles ton. During her absensc the Librarj will be kept by Miss Julia Hall. Miss Elizabeth,. Stackley, Anni-. Frierson, Azlee McKnight and Maud aline Kinder came in on Monda\ ^ night to spend the holidays at home TTiese girls are attending the Colum bia Female College this year. Miss Belle Harper, attendance officer for Williamsburg County, ha been confined to her room for th< past ten days on account of bron chitial trouble and is not yet able t< attend to her duties. I cannot let this opportunity fail t< bring from me an expression o] gratitude for the cordial reception am the large measure of business giver me by the people of Williamsburg ~ " * * L.it,, County. God may have maae aucwi place for man to live in than this, bul I doubt if IJe ever did. Wm. W. Bod die, Kingstree, S. C. I1 o . 'Phone 179 for Ice D. & B. Ice Co. o I>et your money work for you, buy: more now than next summer D. & B. Ice Co. Barber's Prices Reduced Effective Moi.day January 3, 1921 the City Barber Shop announces thai prices of hair cuts will bo 35c n.n< that of shaves 15c. B. U. BLAKELY 12-23-2tc JOE ALSTON, Mgrs. Continue bringing me your msur ance . I represent old man Anak am \ several of the Anikinm of the instance world and they are not afraii of a little thing like the presen' financial stringency but still do busi * ' ness in the same old place and th< same old way. Wm. W. Iloddic Kingstree, S. C. 1' IN MEMORIAL S Brett?In memory of cur daughter. ' Florence Carraway Brett, who departed this life on October 26. 1920. in Norfolk. Virginia. Oh! The memcry#of that morning. * ' when the news came you were dead. How our hearts did ache within us. ( for you Florence .we thought was ours ~ for yeaxs. i God knew you best and loved you _ more,, N I For your devotion to tin- ones here below, , And took you home, in hoav-r. to dwell, Among the angels. "Where all >: ^ , well." t But Oh, dear Florence tit give you up.: Without time to bid us all adieue. 'But our kind and devoted child. |~ 1 We all know you to be time. '! Not only to your own devoted ones. But whatever you were tried. 1 . To be of service to God : <1 y> u Country. Thinking of the happy reward. 1 i So your own father, mother, s'ne. ~ r." _ i r..-. l i rsrotneo- urm irr.iiu.> mivu . 1 God saw best to take you home. Out of your suffering pa n and wo- . ! Up in heaven with Ilirn to ream. I ' 1 We have sweet memories of you _ ' I dear heart. \ j To cherish here on earth, And you to meet in heaven. You dear Mother. I . 1 Adv. 11 j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS " FOR RCXT?The It. C. McC.ibe home j \ remodeled and water installed, scr| vant house, auto garage, barn, stable anil I acre land, three fourths unaer cumvanon. i ituv uuu< > j wivo fence. l2-2-?.-2tc Dr. K. T. Kdley. I MISPLACKD? One black velvet coat. 1 placed in wrong auto by mistake last Saturday morning in front of Kingstree Dry Goods Co. Finder . | please return to Record office. J 12-2"-2tr ! FOR SALK?Klondyke Strawborrj plants 50c per hundred; So pen thousand deelivercd. A. R. Mosely. 11 . Salters Depot. S. C. ltn j. LOST?Mare mule, black with white I spot on ' H-k about 1.000 ponuds;. weight, ' Liberty Milling Co. Sec. 0. Reward. Timothy Fulton.,. Kingstrce, Ii 2, Rodgers and Rodi ges, Kingstrce. ltp J < I MERRY CH HAPPY NE I SILVER DEPARTME > [ nMtmtnninm>m>Mi 1 VWWWWWW4 i AAAAAAAAAAVWWV^ : r tQo TO BAGG] foi t Jewelry < miiiniiiii iifiimin i VWVWV'V'VVVW4 ; i r; ; i i ii M I M 111 in111 y i . * j ??% >TRA\ ED?From the residence of 1 Mr. Elix Tisdale, black horse, with ! four white feet white fr.ee and op- 1 white, eye, had on army sadhf. uu., I bridle; weight about 8."?(> pounds. j "OR SALIv?one pen of fine Barred | Rocks. Cockrel and tour ''diet-.1 j $12 will buy them. Apply Record = )ffice. | 100MS FOR RENT- Apply to P. j Courtney, Kingstrce. 2t ! I "OR SALT.?A number of fine S. C. j Rhode Island Red Cockrels. Very : pretty and ready for mating. Mrs. j M. A. Ross, Kingstee, S. C. 2t j VOOD FOR SALE?Oak and pine j firewood, $8.00 per cord; heater j wood. $7.00 per cord; stove wood, j $7.00 per cord. Phone 225-B or see = Paul Gilmore. 12-2-tf. i t FEW HOMES, mercantile building; j and farm lands at the right nriccs. j See M. H. Plowden, Kingstrce. S. C. j 2-2-tf. ' I "URXISHED ROOM for rent. Ap- , ply to Mrs. R. M. Hare. Mill street. 2-2-tf. I )OC? LOST?One dog, color black and J tan. with medium ears, about four h year- old; one red speckled bitch; with 'ong cars. about l'j years old.!' Reward. \V. I!. Baker. Homing j way. S. C. 1 l-'i- 'tvi YOOD FOR SALE?Oak and pine wood for sale. Phone Snipes' .'Lrket. King-tree. S. C. 11-lS-tf. 'OR PENT?One modern seven-room . dwelling on School street. Kingstrro. Applv to David Silverman. l^S-tr. A'A.YTED?Young 'a-lies with high school education and of good mora! character to take couresc in nursing. School of instruction to open .Tanu-i ary 1. 1921. Salary of $15.00 ?>er| month and living expenses while i learning. Apply to or write Dr. E. j T. Kelley. Kingstree. S. C. 11-11-tfcj rnp CATP rTTF*4P?One Saw Mill' Outfit complete, with 7 mules. 3 j carts. 2 wagons, one 1-ton and one | 2-ton truck. For sale cheap. Write i wire or see S. F. Fpps, Kinestree,: S. C. 10-7-tfc. The New York Life Insurance Co. i las asset.; of nearly one hundred mil-1 ion dollars. Represented by R. D. I Mills. 9-23-tfe. Just received, a carload of Red Rusr Proof Seed Oats. Nesmith-Flowers :o.. Kimrstree, S. C. 11-4-tf ristmas j : av year 1 Were we to close g j our books for the || j year without first : thanking you, we || [ would have left 8 ! our biggest debt || j unpaid! jij | man's i ?rr\ nr-w~\ Jgjj IN 1 S 1 UKt H LM^VVVVVVVVW fVooAVWWVAAAA' i! 1111 n i im n n n ? n 111 ETT'S r your Christmas arid hjovelties , V E R W A R E |; of Everlasting Quality !! 11111II III ?H ' H 11 II M 1 ' <rV>rV'/V'"V'. illMI W?H W4 M*H4W . .... : & - . 4. >V jjjMBHBirannianHHHBHMnuiHHnia SBBBBBBB BIB.,b MONEY TO LEND | ; If you need Money, why wait -- See Us Hold your cotton, but not unless it is protected by T 1 t & Insurance ? tne risk is too great. WE represent the STRONGEST INSURANCE COM- * PANIES in the country, Fire, Tonado, Hail, Etc. We have a-SPECIAL FARM POLICY which is very attractive. 'COME and SEE US or Call 58 Phones 239 or 117 Home Land & Insurance Company B.A.BROWN ... - C. J. THOMPSON. Mgr. a Representing Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool Eng., Dixie Fire Insurance Co., Greensboro, N. C., Palmetto Bond 6c Mortgage Co., Lake City, S. C. 3BzaaiBiBai a a a as n a a :b d i hi is i a a a a a a a a b'btbs ji iji i|i i|j '1^ 'i"i' i^m 11 "i1 'p 'i11!1 'i1 je* hi iv i1!- ii-1h''h**!1 'i1 fY l ? 1 P:i * y?BOB??r " WagPTPBEWMBBMBMBMMMMMM???? , t BeS' C8 !OTJi!?ifii!ROWNGARAGE !l SASH and DOORS i BUILDERS SUPPLY Cal1 and Let Us Talk h 0ver COMPANY 1 I ji I KINGSTREE, S. C t HttlltHI I 11 I H I HI 111 | 1t H | | 1 | | I | I H II It 11 1 II 1 M1IIIHII1IHIIIIK | Cordial m | I Christmas If I j Greetings : h kf M I WM. M. BODDIE, Agent I 33 "The Best-Insurance Service." i W KINRSTRtE. S. C. B C0 Mj I At Christmas Time 1 you are thinking of Christmas; of the many beautiful gifts you will || give your friends; of the Christmas feast; of song and of laughter. || You are thinking of those and of Him, the little Child whose star M the wise men of the East sought as it shone ovej the humble H manger of Bethlehem?Him whose birth many thousand earnest H Christians have celebrated for centuries. While you are think- sake of Him whose fing of these remember birth you are celebrat- ft your old mother back . inir trive her the most M Hr if y?u arc MIK precious gift in your g from home, young possession?your pres- ?| 0 P3.1.1'.a y?ur mot"er ence at her Christmas :M 0 is living. . Feast?let her Christ- ^ Won't you tor the * mas joy be complete. || 1 H. I. PROSSER, I | "EVERYHING IN INSURANCE ALL THE TIME" Phone Nos. 60-171 1 ' I \ \ i