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Items of Local Interest - , ^ THURSDAY MAY 26, 1921. Mr. H. E. Eaddy of Hemingway 1 rwas noted-m Kingstree Tuesday. ( ? * * * t Mr. James Martin spent last week- | end in Marion with his home folk. j * * * * John O. Green, Esq., of Lake City r EKE was in town Monday, on proiessionai W business. * * * * Bp Mrs. Frank Stubbs of Bennettsville ' is the guest of Mrs. E. T. Kelley this i week. jK| * * * ff Mr. Martin of Marion is visiting his W son, Mr. James Martin, here * this f week. , * * * Born on Tuesday May 10, 1921, to I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holliday a son, W. W. Holliday, Jr. ( * * * Miss Madge Blaklcy of St. Mary's school, Raliegh, N. C., is at home for the summer. * * * * Mr. J. D. Burgess spent the past v .week-end with Mrs. John Stephen Evans at Workman. * * * * Mr. Rudolph Cousar spent last week-end with his home folk at Sardinia. * * * * x A li A lfwwJ , Jiessrs. DQUIlt Aiuuau anu auivu f v McFadden of Suttons were in town Friday on business. t * * * t Mr. Frankfin Thompson of Florence , is visiting his brother, Mr. C. J. . Thompson, here this week. * * * * Mrs. L. P. Mays and Mrs. Maude < Lynam of Sumter are the guests of Mrs. L. J. Brockington this week. * * * * Mr. Everett Hinds of Greelyville i spent,the past week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hinds. * * Mrs. 0. W. Cottle of Hamlet, N. C., is spending the week here with her father, Mr. L. Stackley. J * * * * Misses Flora Kennedy and Ina 1 Smith of Lake City spent the weekend here as guests of Miss Hattie Thomas. i * * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Crawford and < , Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell McGill are 1 at home after a pleasant stay in j _. Hcndersonville. * * * . Mrs. C. C. Hudnall and daughter of j j Hamlet, N. C., are here spending the , L week with airs. tiuunaiis sisier, .urs. i If E. T. Kelley. s * * ? * 8s The temperature dropped from an I? uncomportable sheet Monday night to I 0s blankets Tuesday night?about 20 r ft degrees. n i Mrs. John Milne and little son, who 3* have been visiting Mrs. T. S. Heming- ^ k way for the past week; have return- ( J ed to their home, in Cleveland, Tenn. P * * * * J Miss Jennie Lee Stackley returned to Hamlet, N. C. on Monday, after * having spent the past week-end here 1 with her father, Mr. Louis Stackley. 1 * * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cappleman and children of Winter Garden, Fla., are visiting relatives here. Miss Cap- ] pieman will be remembered here as ] Miss Ethel McLean. * * * * < Friends of Mr. P. G. Gourdin will ' be pleased to learn that he is again ; able to be on the streets after sever- < al weeks confinement to his bed with ^ typhoid fever. * ? Miss Hurst of Sumter is spending ] a few days here with her brother, j Mr. Charles Hilliard Hurst. While [ here she is the guest of Mrs. Belle Blakley. . 1 * * * , A number of Kingstreeans attended a big fish dinner at WHliams' pond ^ .yesterday. The party reports plenty of fish, alligators and a fine time generally. * 1 * * Quite a number of Kingstree base ball enthusiasts went over to Lake City Tuesday afternoon to see that ' team give its neighbors from Flor-|< ence a good trouncing. The score be- < ing 13 to 2 in favor of Lake Citv. * * * * ] Mr. Charles Hilliard and a local caste presented here very creditably ( Tuesday night, the three act comedy. "Mrs. Temple's Telegram." The com- ( pany was greeted by a fairly good sized audience. ? * * * Miss Hannah Plowden has returned home from Louisville. Ky., where she graduated at the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Training School. She will remain at home until she sails for China in August. * ? * * vt.. Comi-s K'juMv bronchi a well i VU^/V4W ? 0 matured cuckle burr, (stock and fruit) to our office Monday. He .seems to think it very unusual for this species of weed to mature so ?*. early. JB\ ?* * Samuel Burgess of Davidson is spending the week at home, having completed his examinations. He will .return to Davidson Monday for the j f Commencement exercises. He finishes j his course there this year. * * * Mr. and Mrs. David Silverman have as their guests this week, Mrs.! A. J. Wienberg and little daughtei tfarriette, Mrs. A Koplow and her laughter, Helen; of Atlanta. Meslames Koplow and Wienberg are sister? of Mr. Silverman. ? * * Dr. D. C. Seott, surprised o lot of lis friends by slipping off for a little ;rip to Havana. Cuba. Re was presint at the inaugural exercises of Cuba's new president last week. The Doctor returned here early this week, nush pleased with his trip to the Duban capitol. o Springfield Dusters for insects on Tobacco or Cotton. Kingstree Hardware Company. o Billy Sunday Club. Program for Billy Sunday Club, Baptist church, Sunday, May 29, 4:00 j. m. Subject: "Making the Country Christian". Leader: Claude I. Truluck. 1.?Song: "Help Somebody Today". 2?Prayer; M. F. Montgomery. 3.?Song: "Stand Up for for Jo;us." 4.?Business. 5.?Report of committees. 6?.Song: "Am I a Soldier." 7.?Scripture: "The Least of These" Vlatt. 25-34-46. 8.?Prayer: John M. Brown. 9.?Five minute talk: H. E. Montgomery. 10.?Sextette: "Must I Go On Emp;y Handed". :y Handed". Messrs. Boddie, Gilland, VIcCutchen, Speigncr, Swails and rroluck. 11.?Five minute talk: Thos. Mc2utchen. 12.?Round table discussion. 13.?Song: "Somebody." 14.?"Though fcr the Coming Week. 15.?Dismissal. o Sunday Suchool Convention. The Baptist Sunday School Contention of tne Sonth East Associate n will sonvene witn the New /ion H^tost church June 2nd and 3rd. Timo 0 efij-fict flnvi. iUUISUaVj VUUV M. 10:30 a. m.?Prayer and song esrvce. 11:00. a. m.?Roll call of churches, enrollment of delegates and reports. 11:30 a.m.?Election of officers end appointment of committees. 12:00 a. m.?The value of the as;ociotional cocnvention. By Rev. J. D. Harrelson, T. D. Powers and B. VI. Truluck. 1:00 p. m.?Dinner. 2:00 p. m.?Devotional season. 2:30 Two imperative needs of the Sunday School. (1) Training of Teachers. By Rev. W. C. Wallace ind J. B. Gamble. (2) Equipment. By H. C. Tallevast. 3:00 p. m.?What Can We Do for :he Girls and Boys of the Rural Suniay ^tiiools?. By Rev. J. W. Turrer and A. W. Rodgers. 3:30 p. m. Best Books for Sunday School Workers. Open discussion. Miscellaneous business. Adjournnent. Friday, June 3rd, (second day). 10:00 a. m.?Devotional Exercises. 10:30 a. m.?How to Reach the People for the Rural Sunday School. Rev. E. A. McDowell and R. B. Hill. 11:00 a. m.?How the Sunday school May Help to Conserve the Results of the Seventy-Five Million Campaign . By B. K. Truluck and R. W. Lide. 12:00 noon.?Making the Most of Special Days in the Sunday School. By Rev. P. H. Bussey. Miscellaneous business. Dinner. !:00 p. m.?Devotional session. 2:15.?The Sunady School Seeking tie T n.it Rv Rev. W. R. Smith. ' 2:45 The Need of Special Training )n the Part of Our Young People. By B. B. Thames and J. E. Williams. Reports of committees. Adjournment. J. T. Littlejohn, President. - o Program of Union Meeting. The Union meeting of the first dirrson of the South East Association convenes with the Lake City Baptist :hurch, May 28-29 at 10:30 a. m. Devotional exercises by the moderator. Roll call of, and response by the ^hunches. Query 1.?The Southern Baptist Convention as I Saw it. Discussed by \Ym R. Smith and others. Query 2.?The Importance of Meeting Our Obligation Relative to the Seventy-five Million Campaign. E, A. McDowell and others. Query 3.?The Layman and Hi; Duty to the Church. Discussed by Rev. B. K. Truluck and ohters. Adjournment for dinner. Afternoon session at 2:00 oclock. Address by Miss Hannah Plcflvden Query 4.?To What Extent am ] responsible for the Salvation of my Neighbor?. Discussed by Rev. G.'W Turner and others. Query 5.?Characteristics of the Church That Wins? Discussed by J T. Littlejohn, Jr., and others. Miscellaneous business. Adjourn ment. Sunday morning, Sunday school at the usual hour. Preaching 11:0f o'clock. J. T. Littlejohn for Com : CITATION NOTICE. . STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg. By W. E. Snowden Esquire, Probate1 Judge. ! Whereas, Bessie Readon made suit to me, to grant J. D. Epps, Letters of Administration of the Estate of and the effects of Charlie Readon, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ad( monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Charlie Readon, deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate to : be held at Kingstree, c-n the 4th day of June, next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administrator should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 23 day of May, Anno Domini, 1921. Published on the 26 May and June 2nd, in the County Record. W. E. Snowden, 1 Probate Judge. 666 cures Bilous Fever. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE?On easy terms, A Chew rolet touring car, in good condition. Apply to H. C. McCutchen, Nesmith, S. C. 5-26-3t-pd. GET MY PRICES?On hand-made cypress shingles. Can deliver any quantity on shox-t notice. They a.*e beauties. Address H. T. Thrower, Salters Depot, S. C. 5-23-2tp FOR RENT?Four nice rooms upstairs. Water and seweage connections. Apply box 243. 5 19tf. 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LET US HELP YOU TO ATTAIN THAT^EAL HAPPINESS THAT COMES WITH HOME OWNERSHIP. BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY, Hampton Avenue and Railroad Kingstree, South Carolina -A WW ? '? ft I Cash November 1st will Pay Me li , (^r for .Hail Insurance Now. S ;M . \jIf you are growing tobacco this 86380,1 yOU Pr0^a'3''V I ' % ^ Come to see me when you I I Ky want any form ot Insurance. I All the Insurance service given by any other If I agent in the county, and then some. 9 I WM. W. BODDIE, Kingstree, South Carolina I I / - \ . ,. ,