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Items of Local Interest!:' * - h fl THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1920 40 HAPPY NEW YEAR. ^ Mr. H. B. Lansberg is in the KeLley Sanatorium. d Express Agent Munn is on the sick j het this week. ^ Mr. J. B. Clarkson, of Gourdin was in town Tuesday. t _ y Mr. H. P. Brown of Lane was noted ^ in Tuesday on business. Mr. G. W. Camlin of Trio was in ft town today on business. s; ti Air. W. Lee Flowers spent last week er.d in Lake City with his mother. * o Miss Mary Woodley, of Clio, is vis- ^ iting Miss Claudia Jones this week- l end. Mr. Sam Stackley, of Fayetteville, j N. C. spent the holidays here witn ^ 4) relatives. t Miss Ellen Hemingway, of Hemingway is visiting Mrs. Belle Blakeley, ^ tms week. a Q Miss Hattie Thomas is enjoying a tea days leave from her duties r.t the 15 postoffice. V ^ Mr. J. M. Martin spent the Christ- h mas holidays at Marion with friends ^ end relatives. ? t Mrs. Hubert Ellington, of George- e town, is visiting her sister Mrs. E. Arrowsmith. * * e Miss Jennie Salter?, of Salters De- o pot, was the guest "of Miss Helen 1 Kennedy this week. ' ' C r Miss Leone Bacon of Savanah, Ga., t is visiting her sister Mrs. Grant Van Kuren this week. C ? t Mrs. W. P. Young, of Florence, spent Christmas here with her far- ^ ther, Mr. Louis Stackley. Mr. William Cooper entertained a 0 number of his friends on Wednesda* ' evening at a dinner party. a * f Miss Claudia Jones returned from c Marion last night where she spent e the holidays with relatives. ? * Editor Cunningnam of Bishopville is spending the Christmas holidays with relatives in the county. c We are glad to report that Mrs. J. N. Hannet, who has been confined to 11 her bed by illness, is improving. 1 a ^ Mrs. 0. W. Cottle returned to Ham- h ^' let, N. C., on Wednesday after a v weeks stay here with homefolks. a c Union services will be held at the Methodist church Sunday night, con- J" ducted by the Rev. J. W. Davis. ' Miss Jennie Lee Stackley, cf Ham- v let, N. C., spent Christmas day hcr.? o with her farther Mr. L. Stackley. d Miss M; ry Nettles, who was op- r erated on at the Kelley Sanitarium ? last week is getting along nicely. Miss Madge Blakeley expects as he; guest for the dance this evening, Mis.- ^ Louise Haynesworth of Flor.ncee. b a Master DuBose DeLorme of Char leston is here spending ? e with his cousin, Master Leland Tay- ? lor.. p a Mrs. Tena Nelson left yesterdfy for Anderson, summoned there unexpectedly by the serious illness of her mother. s Miss Lidia Green of v Greenville li and Mr. J. L. Green of Columbia are guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Taylo; s I this week. e f Mr. A. M. Reid who has been on the s tobacco market of North Carolina i* e spending the Christmas holid ^ with his family. j V. Miss Virginia Burbage return- n ed to Columbia Tcesday after having spent several days with her sister Mrs. L. Roy Cates. Miss Frances McCurry and her brother, Mr. McCurry, of Florence, were the guests of Miss Helen Mc- ^ Dowell on Tuesday. I L Miss Judith LaFrage, of Norfolk. ^ Va., who is at home with her parents C at Salter^ for the holidays, was noted in Kingstree Tuesday. J Mr. D. E. Bradham, who has bco-. on the Netwbern, N. C. tobacco mar jket for some time spent Christmas ^ here with his family. ^ ? * 11 On Tuesday evening Mrs. M. L. Allen and Mrs. H. L. Prosscr enter U4IJICU C* UUiiiwvi va. . 1 with a party in honor of Miss Cai^lyn McFadden's houscguest. Miss Sophie ^ Flowers, of l^ake City. 1 / * ^ Mr. W. K. Mcintosh is confined to I F his room this week on account of 1 40 slight injurits received last Saturday f fr when one of the front wheels of l.is V automobile came off. His hosts of friends will be glad to learn that he 1 is recovering rapidly. > Mrs. R. W. Crosland of Columbia ; spending the Christmas holiday ere with her farther and mother, Mr. nd Mrs. J. N. Hannet. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Gamble, Jr.. i nd their two little children, of ?ston is here spending Christmas >r. and Mrs. W. G. Gamble. * Misses Margaret Warren of Allenale, S. C. and Miss Winkle Gleen of 'itusville, Fla., are the guests of Miss larion McFadden this week. Mrs. W. H. Carr went to Charleson for special medicaal treatment esterday. He was accompanied by is physician, Dr. C. D. Jacobs. MissesMargaret and Bessie Vanieuren of Darlington and Sumter respectively spent Christmas day with heir mother Mrs. Van Kueren. Mrs W G. Gamble will onterfain I n Friday evening for her ne'ces lisses Lizzie Gordon and Lizzie Gainie. Invitations have been issued. t * * * We regret to note the illness of ohn Harold, the bright little son of Ir. and Mrs. J. M. Hardin, and hope he little fellow will soon recover. Messrs. Edwin Harper, Heyward irockington and James Sullivan are t home from the University of touth Carolina. Columbia, for the olidays. . ?, Mrs. Emily Nettles of Surfer is ere visiting her daughters Mrs. M. l. Shuler, and Miss Mary Nettles, the atter having just left the Kelley San tarium, is convcrlosir.g from an opration for appendicitis. Miss Carolyn McFaddcn entertaind a few of heer friends at a six 'clo<;k dinner on Monday afternoon, "hose present were; Misses Lydie Hyde, Elizabeth Stackley, Mary Deride, Sophie Flowers, Lake City, iessrs. William Gordon, John Austin IcDowell, Hampden Mongomerv and lubert Rpeigner. In this issue of the Record will be ound two notices over the signature f J. N. Hammet, Clerk of the board f Commissioners, one calling for bids or medical attention to paupers, jail nd chaingang, and the other calling or the filing of all claims against the ounty and the settlement of indebtoness to the County. o Kings tree Shriners Entertained On Christmas day Noble David !ilverman entertained his brother nriners of Kingstree, at his beautlfu' iew home on North Academy strvet, rom 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock p. m.. The ffair was purely a stag social and ighly enjoyed. There was neither rine nor song but refreshments in hundance with plenty of excellent igars, from which to blow smoke ings if conversation should lag, ut it didn't lag, every tongue wagged reely and the spirit of the guests k*as truly in keeping with the order f the fez and the joyous Christmas ay. The Hon. P. H. Stoll, m a mo t apiropriate little speech called for a Anfn'KnfiATi for the suffering children I f Europe. The collection was taken by two Jobles passing their fez among the retheren and the sum contributed mounted to about $22.00. The Rev. Dr. Daniel made a most ntertaining and refreshing talk to he gathering, commending the noble irecepts of Masonry, its generosity ,nd the benevolent spirit that should e characteristic of mankind at all imes and especially at this glorious eason if we were to follow and emu ate the great leader and Prince of ien. Noble Silverman pioved himself a plendid host, and it was evident to very stag that there was a most eficient hostess and chef behind the and whpn Mr. Silverman show d his {guests through his new home here they were?Mrs. Silverman and liss Pressley?in the kitchc.r, they ad done their part and did it well. After congratulations and thanks o the host the company departed. o In Memorium In sad and loving memory of Allan I. McKnight, who departed this life. )ecember 26, 1919. l11 the world seems dark and dreary. ,'louds have dimmed the sunshine glow, ust a year since we parted, 'et it seems so long ago. lut we know the time is coming, Vhen the summer winds blow s'*ect; V'e shall fina you in the sunset, Vhere the gold and crimson meet. lis sun went down at night, Vhile there was no light, lut it was not an eclipse of darkness, 'hat hid him from our sight. 'or the Valley of Death was brighter Tian the hills of life he trod; ind the peace that fell on his spirit. Vas the calm sweet Peace of God. A devoted daughter, Althero McKnight Marshall. Adv. TRESPASS NOTICE. *1 % 1 All persons are hereby warned p against trespassing on the lanes ol ' W the undersigned in Anderson town- ? ship by cutting and removing wood, p hunting or fishing or allowing stock ?| to run at large. Any violation of this notice will be dcaelt with according | p to law. ? 12-30-2t G. W. CAM LIN. f . NOTICE. | The citizens of Williamsburg are g reauested to meet with the County | Delegation at' the Court House in jj Kingstree on January 8th, at 12 p o'clock, noon to discuss .matters for = the welfare of the County. D. E. McCutchen. p NOTICE OK APPLICATION S FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. | Notice is hereby given that on the B 3rd daav of February, A. D. 192' 1 p will apply to the Probate Judge of i Williamsburg County for letters dis- ? missory of the person and estate of p Richard Dicky McCoIlough. J. M. DROWN, | Dec. 29. 1920. General Guardian, fi 12- 30- 5t. A CARD. | ~ 1 take pleasure in announcing J that Mr. Louis S. Perry, of Greeley- gj ville, S. C., will work vrtth me in the insurance business in Greeleyville and ^.\ vicinity All contracts for insurance _ made by Mr. Perry will be binding ~ from the time of acceptance bv him. ^ Very Respectfully !! It WM. W. BODDIE, Agent. notice. ;; Notice is hereby given that the \ \ Board of County Commissioners at , i their regular meeting, January 4th, and their annual meeting Thursday J' January 6th. will receive sealed bids ,, for Pauper, Jail, and chaingang prac- <? tice for the year 1921. Bids to in- J J rind#* Mpdieine and attention to chain ,. pang, when not over ten miles from < Court House Reserving the right J to reject any and all bids. , Board of County Commissioners. ? J. N. HAMMET, Clerk. ' Dec. 1920. 12-30-2t 1 NOTICE. j All persons having claims against ,! the County of Williamsburg are here- ?? by reauired to file claim with the J J board by Monday, January 3, 1921 ,and ,, all persons owing the County are re- ?? ?|uested to make settlement on or be- j J ore the above date, . BOARD OF COUNTY COMS., < ? Dec. 1920. J. N. Hammet, Clerek. | ' 12-30-2t. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS j ; FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT? 11 Two furnished rooms, with hot and- 1 1 cold bath in house nicely located. || apply to L. S. Dennis, Kingstree. ,, 12-30-tf. ?; MISPLACED?One black velvet coat, J \ {)laced in wrong auto by mistake <? ast Saturday morning in front of Kingstree Dry Goods Co. Finder please return to Record office. 3 12-23-2tc " a STRAYED?From the residence ot 3 Mr. Elix Tisdale, black horse, with 1 four white feet white face and on': M white, eye, had on army saddle an-4 ^ bridle; weight about 850 pounds. ^ * 3 FOR SALF?one pen of fine Barred Rocks. Cockrel and tour ""llets. $12 wiW buy. them. Apply Record Cj Office. U nrvA*?C fAD DfVT_ A nnlv tn P S W AUUUIO ru? liliil l . . Courtney, Kingstree. 2t h| FOR SALE?A number of fine S. C. g Rhode Island Red Cockrels. Very H pretty and ready for mating. Mrs. M ,M. A. Ross, Kingstee, S. C. 2t jj A FEW HOMES, mercantile buildings ^ and farm lands at the right nrices. J See M. H. Plowden, Kingstree, S. C. ^ 12-2-tf. 3 i FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Ap- B ply to Mrs. R. M. Hare, Mill street H 12-2-tf. ; Q DOG LOST?One dog, color black and U tan, with medium ears, about four hf years old; one red speckled bitch JE with long ears, about 1 Vt years old. ?4 Reward. W. H. Baker, Heming- W way, S. C. 12-2-4tp H WOOD FOR SALE?Oak and pine g wood for sale. Phone Snipes' H Market, Kingstree, S. C, 11-18-tf. n' FOR RENT?One modem seven-room ~ dwelling on School street. Kings- tree. Apply to David Silverman, (g 11-18-tf. K FOR SALE CHEAP?One Saw Mill ? Outfit complete, with 7 mules, 3 | carts, 2 wagons, one 1-ton and one ? 2-ton truck. For sale cheap. Write fi wire or see S. F. Epps, Kingstree, g S. C. 10-7-tfc. g Lost Note Redeemed. S A soldier presented himself at the ? commonwealth treasury In Melbourne, K Australia, and said, "I am a 20-pound ? note and want to be cashed." He ?; stated that he- had swallowed the & note at Fleurbalx when he expected j? tn ho pnntnrpft. He remembered the 35 number, and the note In question K turned out to be the only one missing ! Jfj from a particular issue which had S been recalled. A Bad Crash. ft: Peters?I hear Randall got kicked g out of the house when he asked old & Walters for the hand of his daugh- |g ter. Was he hurt much? Poiser?Yes. He reckons he came out so fast that he collided with him- # self going in.?Answers, London. In Any Trade. g "A dress designer," says a Carao- $ mile street dressmaker In the Lon- $ don r/tvs, "must be born." We al- p ways think this Is an advantage."? f^nc*\ London. ^ rjjb2bz?3iliiiziritiri3ririri:fi;::it?,-"itiii.*ii b zs ' b n a '' " ib MONEY TO LEND I If you need Money, why wait - See Us I Hold your cotton, but not unless it is protected by jj Insurance ? the 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. ^ Jg! 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C IMMIIIHMtMUMIIHHIHIHUHHHHUI' H H tin W-w. - ?+ II t M II 11 M I 1111?? d ? 5 : I believe that Williamsburg County is as well pre- ? : pared to face the future as any County in America. ? : s i / y I I believe that 1921 will bring Williamsburg Coun- ? ty a bigger life than it has heretofore known. * I knnw that I renresent the Best Insurance Com panies in South Carolina. ; M i I KNOW that you cannot EQUAL, elsewhere in ^ Williamsburg County the Insurance service I offer. ? | WM. M. BODDIE, Agent f "The Best Insurance Service." jJ KINGSTREE. S. C. . S SNAPS! SNAPS! SNAPS! All of our patrons and friends of Williamsburg County are cordially in" M 5 vited to come around and see us before all are gone. || $ ' P I Snaps! ? Snaps! | g Then give our stock of [Good Merchandise] of NEW up to the minute \ goods a good inspection. I We take this opportunity to thank our friends for their patronage the ?| 1 past year and it will give us pleasure to serve you again. ^ I C. H. MILLER & CO. 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