The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 24, 1921, Image 5
j - items of Local Interest *
1^ THURSDAY FEBKl'ARV 24.1921 \
Mr. H. D. Gamble of Nesmith was
<>in Kingstrce today.
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?> Mr. J. \Y. Kirby of Greelyville Rt. t]
; 2, was in Kingstree Monday.
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E. L. Hirch, Esq., spent several ^
. days in Charleston tfcis week.
Mrs. Sallie Sncwderi of Hemi i?jway ^
was the guest of Mrs. Sue h'nvin lasi f(
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Mr. J. G. Lifrage, postmaster at
. Salters Depot was noted in town this M
morning. tl
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Misses Eva Agnew and Carrie Lancaster
spent Tuesday afternoon in
Florence. n
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Mr. C. M. Mims of Lane Mas a call- B
er at The Record office on business
' Saturday.
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Mr. Robt. H. Pittman of Camden, IV
was in Kingstree Tuesday meeting P
' old friends.
Mrs. J. J. Epps of the Leo neigh- w
borhood M*as a visitor to Kingstree a:
. this M'eek. S
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Miss Estelle Shuler of Moncks Corner
was the week-end guest of Miss
Hattie Thomas. " w
The ladies of St. Alban's EpiA- u
church will serve dinner at the Kel- j(
lahan hotel here Monday.
Mr. Dewey Van Kuren of the Nor- jr
folk naval station, is spending a few js
days leave with his mother here. g
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Miss Carrie Scott expects to have h<
as her guest for this week-end, Miss ^
Belle Hurt of Cheraw, formerly of
this place. s1
Washington's birthday was observ- ^
ed here Tuesday by the closing of the ei
banks and Sunday hours at the post- ^
office. A half holiday was taken by n
the school. S1
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Mr. Eu&ene King who has been em
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ployed in Hartsville for tnc past ~
year has returned to Kingstree ard is n
* now engaged with his father, Mr. E. s<
E. King at the King Hardware Co.
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Messrs. W. K. Mcintosh, B. E. tl
Clarkson, W. T. Wilkins, T. E. Baggett,
H. U. Kinder, Clarence Alsbrook,
J. H. Epps, C. W. Boswell, and ^
Jno. Burgess were among those who ^
twent from Kingstree to Charleston 01
Tuesday. 111
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Mr. Chas. Singleton, contractor and g<
builder, is partially engaged in George R
town county at present looking after xi
the erection of a magnificant home on
one of the famous old plantations near C
Georgetown. Mr. Singleton is engag- ^
ed on this work three days each week. n<
The Rev. R. W. Spcigner and Mr.
was a sister of the Rev. Mr. Speigner
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Wm. Schaffe, who died at her home
there Sunday in her 63rd year. She k
was a sister of the Rev. Mr. Spiegner ?>
and is survived by seven children all sj
of whom are grown. lj(
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a icivrro mimhpr of our citizens call
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ed at the court house Mondav and *
Tuesday to make their income tax returns.
They were assisted by deputies
from the Internal Revenue Col
lector's office in Columbia With the
assistance of these gentlemen the task
was greatly sumplified.
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The court r ! " -> -;onr wi'l S
convene here Monday morning. Judge V
Purifoy will be the presiding judge. L
JJ There are several cases on the docket ti
carried over from previous terms and P
it is very probable that some new in- M
dictments will be returned by the M
Grand Jury and brought to trial dur- g
ing this term. H
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The Children's Story Hour, in connection
with the Mother's club, and
under the direction cf Miss Lizzie
Heape, will begin promptly at 4
o'clock Friday afternoon at the zj
school auditorium. The small children
of the town are invited to come
and hear the stories told.
In the court of general sessions at B
Sumter last week Adam Griffin was ir
resentenced by Judge Peurifoy to be M
electrocuted in the state penitentiary IV
March 4. Griffin is the negro convict A
who murdered the guard, Archie Sox J
at the state farm by hitting him with E
a shovel and was sentenced to be electrocuted
December 30, 1920. His
sentence was stayed however, as .
papers for his appeal were being filed. I1
v Kingstree can now boast a nice res- 2
taurant. It was opened to the public
Monday. The Maynard Brothers who
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are experienced men in me uuamc? t
have equipped and are operating the p
-a most inviting place ever established h
here for appeasing hungry appetites, j
The new eating place is named "The j]
j Paragon", and is located on Academy b
street in one of the rooms formerly
occupied by the Kingstree Furniture
Co. It is a model of cleanliness and S
will doubtless serve a long felt need e
in the town. * p
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Miss Wylmr. McCollough of Ai
lews spenV^7riday afternoon in tow
nth frieoj|fc".
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McBrid? . McFadden 'attended
ance. at the Citadef- in Oharlotro
Tondav night.x * ,.<?
Miss Hose of Timmosville was th
uest of Mrs. Thomas McCutcheo
his past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gourdin of Sa
jrs, spent Sunday here with Mr.
lourdin's sister, Mrs. W. I. Xexsei
On Saturday afternoon, last, Mr:
homas McCutcheon entertained ir
jnnally for her guest Miss Rose c
immonsville.
Misses Thomas and Brogdan c
tanning were the guests of Miss Mai
la Jenkinson for the dance here la?
'riday evening.
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Miss Louise Haynesworth of Floi
eee came down for the dance Frida
vening- and was the guest of Mr:
. \*. Singleton while here.
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Miss Katherine Spence of Moultrh
a. spent the week-end with Mr.
rrs. Belle Blakelv. She came to tak
art in the Hinds-Williams wedding
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Miss Ellen Hemingway of Homing
ay, who was or.e of the bridesmaid
t the Hinds-Williams wedding her
aturday, was the guest of Mrs. 1
.. Blakelv.
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Mr. Ernest Evans of Ber.nettsvilh
ho is county demonstration ~gent fo
larlboro county, is spending thi
eek with his parents, Mr. and Mr:
ehn Stephen Evans, near Kingsirec
Miss Elma Hinds, who is teachinj
i Moultrie, Ga. this session, spen
ist week-end with her sister, Mn
elle Blakley. She came home fo
er sister's, Miss Hallie Hinds, wed
ing, which took place February 19th
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At the request of Mr. E. 0. Blacl
:ate treasurer cf the Near East Re
ef, The County Record is today op
lir.g its columns for contributions i
lis worthy cause. The same will b
xeived and acknowledged in succes
ve issues of the paper
On Monday evening, February 2
t eight o'clock at the school audito
um, the Redpath lyceum will pre
:nt Mr .Harold Proctor, the eminen
ish tenor and his supporting artists
rare treat is said to be in store fo
lose who go to this attraction.
On last Thursday the Margare
regg Gordon chapter of the D. A
met with Mrs. Edd Brockingtor
i Railroad Ave. The object of thi
leeting was to elect new officers
hich were eleceted as follows: Re
ent, Mrs. Edd Brockington; vie
egent, Mrs. W. G. Gamble; Secreta
r, Miss Marian McFadden; Treasurei
[iss Louise Epps; Registrar, Mrs. I
. Montgomery; Historian, Mrs. W
J. Boddie. After the regular busi
?ss, the hostess served a deilghtfu
veet course.
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Dance Last Week.
The dance club gave a dance at th
ellahan hotel Friday evening. Th
ixieland Roamers furnished the mu
c. Those present were: Misses Hal
e Hinds, Kingctree; Ellen Heming
ay, Hemingway; Katherine Spenc<
[oultrie, Ga.; Louise Haynesworti
lorence; Helen Johnson, Nelle Moore
ake City; Brogdon, Thomas, Man
ing; Kennedy, Gable. Mesdame
avid Silverman; B. V. Singleton
rthur Kennedy, Williston; Messrs
eon Burgess, Thomas Bagnall, Man
ing; Nick Epps, Charlie Greer
peivey, Fred Stackley, Percy Mc
/hite, A. L. McElveen, Lee Flowers
ake City; Mr. Austin Harrell, Moul
ie, Ga; Ryan Woods, New Zion
hilip Ringle, Herbert McDonalc
Millie Davis, Georgetown; McBrid
[cFadden, Zeno and Sam John Mont
ornery, Joe Vause, Jim and Everet
inds, Charlie and Alex Blaklcj
jngstree.
Dinner Party Monday Night
On Monday evening a delightfi
inner party was given at the nei
aragon restuarant in honor of Mrs
.rthur Kennedy, of Williston, an
tiss Ellen Hemingway who are vis
ing Mrs. C. M. Hinds and Mrs Bell
Iakeley, respectively. Those enjoj
lg the dinner were: Misses Mario
IcCord, Ellen Hemingway, D. A
lontgomery; Messrs. Everett Hind;
ilex Blakley, Boyle, Singleton, T. C
acobs, I .A. Montgomery, Charlie an
h'ck Blakley.
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NOTICE.
I have a fine line of goods for Wet
ig presents. Please call and see thi
ine assortment. Prices very low.
Respectfully
-17-tf. F. J. W4TT<
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To cover past due bills and ca/r
he county over until more taxes ai
aid. Florence county commissions
ave negotiated a loan from the Fin
National bank of Florence, amouni
ng to $100,000, on which interset wi
e^j>aid at the rate of 7 per cent.
Snow fell in several sections <
iouth Carolina, Monday while in sorr
astern states blizzard-like weatly
irevailed Sunday and Monday.
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l-: Recital at College a Ci%t Success.
The recital by Claudia Jones'and
Mamie Graham last Friday evening
n was a great success, and the twp
1,1 young musicians are to be eem- ^J||
plimented. iCy.ie
Miss Jones again proved herself t6 . &&
n be the fine musician which she is. Her Jp':
playing of the Brahm's Intermezzoi
was a sheer delight. She played itf^
1-1 with that meditative musicianship ;p$
s. which is one of many a pects of -.her > fee
l.! talent. . 'ijP'
Her technical abilities, complete'So?
' as these are in every direction*, are ?&$
even eclipsed by her admirable musimI
fpelinp- and tenmerament.
. | The piece for two pianos was also j
,f greatly enjoyed, Both Miss Jones
and Mr. Golz lost themselves in the I
work and reached supreme heights
of musicianship. \ ^
We hope that we will soon have ?$
the pleasure of hearing Miss Jones
y again. j
3- Miss Graham's singing was no foi?
small part of the evening's entertainment.
She was in good voice
i and interpreted the songs with a go.od 0f:
musical understanding. Miss- Grct- ^
ham has great possibitities and we
'' hope she will continue to develop
r- them.?Harstville Messenger. ~
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e Fire that orignated in the depart- ||c
- ment store of A. Hyman in Darlington,
Wednesday morning about 2
o'clock causing a property loss of ap- ftvg
^ proximately $150,000.
; Don't forget to see Buster and his j||j
i dcg Tige at 3:00 o'clock Saturday af- p|
irenoon. mc-y win oe in wvn jh xc- gg*
Z ality to deligt the little folks. They
t will give their show at the E. C. Bur>
gess store on Hampton avenue.
[- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ||
WANTED TO RENT?A small house jgS
j. in town of Kingstree. Adre&.?
"House Wanted", care The County sg
Record. 2t dh. ??|
0 WANTED TO RENT?Rooms for ||
Housekeeping. Must be close to bus- |g
e iness section. Prefer, three rooms.
- adress J. W. B., care Raccrd. 2tdh l|g
FOR RENT?A furnished front room, |j|
g electric light and bath. With or
without board. Apply to Mrs H. A. gg
Miller. ltc ^
r FOR RENT?Furnished room, apply gl|
to L. Stacklcy. 2-24-2tc
r SEED SUGAR CANE FOR SALE- M
About 4000 stalks. Apply to W. ;g|
C. Clairborne at the Williamsburg
t Hardware Company 2-24-2tc ,g|:
WANTED?Your order for a new j|s
i? spring suit. Reliable Tailoring
s houses. Expert measuremnets
? City Tailoring Shop, South Acad- ~
emy Street. 2-24-tf. ^
! I WANT TO BUY a general stock of T
Shoes, Groceries, Clothing, Dry 1
' Goods, Etc., part or entire stock, f
' Write 78 care of County Record. T
EGGS! EGGS!?From my prize win- Z
ning Rhode Island Reds at $2.00 per
1 setting of 15. Come and see my T
matings. W. W. Holliday, box X Z
Kingstree. 2-3-tf. j
FOR SALE?High Grade Ammoniat- T
ed Fertilizers for cotton, corn, to- X
e bacco, Etc. Also Fish Scrap, Blood,
e Tankage, Foreign Kr.init, Etc. T
Write us for prices advising the ton- *
nage you want. Dawhoo Fertilizer 4?
n r>?. rrno Q C *
Vyunipany > DU,\ UUOJ vuaxicobvu) kj? V.
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'' EGGS FOR SALE?Rhode Island '
' Reds $2.00 per setting of 15. Single ,,
Comb Black Minorcas, $2.00. Single ??
Comb Anconas $1.50. Brown Leg- \ |
s horns $1.50. White Leghorns $1.50. ,,
S. W. Mimms, Kingstree, S. C. 1 ?
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- A FEW HOME, mercantile buildings !
and farm lands at the right prices. >
See M. H. Plowden, Kingstree, S. C. !'
2-3-tfc.
1- CHICKS FOR SALE?Barred Rock ;;
day-old chicks @ 12% cents each. ?
.' Also eggs for hatching. $1.00 for ?
16. Address Mrs. J. H. Bartell, ] J
e Hemingway, S. C., R. F. D.. .,
2-10-3tp. ;;
* WANTED.?Live Salesman for esr,
tablished Charleston firm. If inter- ~
ested write Box 777, Charleston,
South Carolina. 2-17-3tc
If anybody Hi'
il v^an insure it, LC
Wm. W. Boddie can. Wji
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;. NOTICE TO CREDITORS k;
d fm ?
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Charlotte Cooper, des
ceased, are hereby notified to present
same duly attested to the undersignn
ed or his attorneys, Kelley & Hinds, hf"
Kingstree, S. C., and all persons in'
debted to sa?'d Estate are hereby noti- bf>
5? fied to make payment to the under- hC
;. signed. DANIEL COOPER. ft
(j Administrator of the Estate of Char- bA*
lotte Cooper, Lanes, S. C. 3-t
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR tf
FINAL DISCHARGE ?
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is Notice is hereby given that on the bfa
12th day of March, 1921, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Pro- JE,
5. bate for Williamsburg County for bf<
Letters Dismissory as the Guardian *?
v of the Estate of Julia Wilson. X
* BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG, bf
Guardian of Estate of Julia Wilson.
"S VoKmonT Rtl, 1091 5t-S&OB H.
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Palmafesta |
>f Palmetto State Festival ?(
f Columbia, Mar. 28 to Apr. 21
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New Spring Goods!
Arriving at I
W. it. Jenkinson's
With the approach of Springtime comes the ar- jfi
rival of a splendid assortment of goods suitable for the g
m n 1/ ? n /> s~\ ? Qrvrino Pi rocooc onrl Ap^aorAnor
liiarvni^ wi upiuig L/itoova anu / \ v.v.^i30Uiico> yy ^ V1" 828
vite your careful inspection of our Spring Showings.
Spring Voiles and Organdies Spring Dress Ginghams
Beautiful line of figured Spring Ginghams, 27 inches , ||
Voiles in light and dark colors, wide, beautiful assortment, 15c
50c thfe yard. and 20c yard.
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Wlnte > ones and urgandies iseauuiui line AinosKeag m
for commencement, the yard Dress Ginghams, 32 in. wide 25c $?
50c, 75c and $1.00. m
Organdies in all the latest Windsor Kringle ?
shades for evening dresses, 75c for underwear, blue, pink |
^^??- and white, the yard 25c
Window Draperies whife Nainsook, for Under-1 if
A new line of Window Drap- wear, yard wide, the yd. 25c.
eries, including a pretty selec- pink Nainsook for ladies un.
hon of sun-proof over-drapenes, derwear d wid d $1>00 g
Scrims, Curtamettes and Mar- ^M
quisettes, all very moderately _. _ ? ? .,. I
priced. ?1* Linen and White Suitings
All Linen Suitings, one yard
Pajama Checks, one yard wide wide, yard 75c to $1.00.
the yard 25c. Indian Head Suitings and em- j i
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????? broidery (jiotn, yard zoc . m
English long Cloth, per piece Superb Middy Twills, very J
of 12 yards, $2.25 and $3.00. pretty materials, yard 40c.
mHIMIHIIHHMatHIIHIMIHUM<IM milHIIHIMMinillllHIHIIHIH i
"Best Place lialimafflfrflirN garage 11
0 Buy"
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BUILDERS SUPPLY Call and Let Us Talk It Over
COMPANY
KINGSTREE, S. C. .
IF YOU HAVEN'T THE CASH NOW YOU WILL ||
HAVE IT SOON. |
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SO, BRING ON YOUR INSURANCE BUSINESS TO MY |
OFFICE. %
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MORE THAN EVER I WANT TO DO BUSINESS FOR |
GOOD MEN. . i . jj
WM. W. BODDIE, I
KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA |
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