The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 10, 1921, Image 5
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- Items of Local Interest "
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921 yi
Mr. George A. McElveen -pent Fvi-; ^
day in Florence.
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Mr. T. E. Baggett was in Charles- j ^
ton Monday. jta
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2VIr. Robert Pittman of Camden, was I
A ii* Kingstree Monday.
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Mr. T. C. Jacobs spent Sunday in Wl
Darlington, with friends.
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Mr. C. W. Stoll of Flat Branch,
spent Monday in Kingstree.
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Mr. Laurence Swails spent Sunday
in Florence with his home folks. b\
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Mr. G. B. Ingram of Hemingway,
spent Monday in town on business.
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Mr. Henry Whitten of Savannah,
Ga., spent last week-end here with m
friends. W(
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Miss Agnes Erchmann spent the
past week-end in Charleston with her (jr
mother. T<
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Every tobacco grower in Williams- r
LA m UinrfofrAn novf *
UUIg M1UU1U UC ill xuiigovivv MV/4W
Tuesday.
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Mrs. E. C. Burgess and Mrs. S. B. 0
McGill spent several days in Charles- ^
ton last week. ,v<
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Prosser and
Miss Marian McFadden spent Tuesday
in Florence. 1!,
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Messrs Frank Baggett and Lex Mc- w<
Clary of Lanes, were visitors in D.
Kingstree Monday.
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Miss Bertha Fash of Charleston, ph
spent last week here with her sister, br
Mrs. T. E. Baggett. ou
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Mr. and Mrs. George Burgess and
their son, Mr. E. C. Burgess, spent
Ti'ri/lav in Plnrpnop. Fl
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Mr. W. E. Jenkinson was in Columbia
several days this week as a juror
in the Federal court.
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Miss Esther Reardon of Manning,
spent the week-end here as the guest q
of Miss Lillie Mcintosh. ?.r
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The U. D. C. will meet at the home "'I
of Mrs. W. G. Gamble Friday, November
11th, at 4:00 o'clock. ^
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Miss Blanche DuBose of Sardinia,
spent several days last week here ^
with Miss Marie Burgess. Si
Miss Mattie McCollough of Andrews,
spent several days last week (^a
here with M-'s. L. J. Brockington.
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Messrs E. F. Martin, LeRoy Lee, ha
L. D. Rodgers and F. W. Fairey spent ho
Saturday in Columbia on business.
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Mr. joe wmsiow ui nuuusvmc, r*. jo
C., spent several days here last week 0i
with his sister, Mrs. W. H. Welch. pr
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Mr. W. J. Hodges, Jr., of Camden, '
i. spending sometime here with his a
grandmother, Mrs. Julia Kennedy.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. A. VanKeuren have '
returned home, after visiting Mrs. m<
VanKeuren's parents in Savannah, Ga. ^
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Big free barbecue will be given to wj
one thousand or more farmers of Wil- ga
liamsburg next Tuesday, November
15th.
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Miss Charlotte Fitchner of Hart- ad
ford, Conn., is spending some time w<
here with her brother, Mr. M. F. to
Feller. Oi
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Mr. Charlie E. Blakely of Hendersonville,
N. C., is spending his vacation
here with his mother, Mrs. Belle CI
Blakely. he
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. c)(
Montgomery, Sunday morning, November
6th, a fine boy, Donald Mont- ^
gomery, Jr. M
A Mrs. R. J. Winslow has returned Be
y to her home at Hobbsville, N. C., aft
er a visit here to her daughter, Mrs. ^
\\. H. Welch. n
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An opportunity will be given the ut
farmers of Williamsburg county next Ai
Tuesday to sign their "Declaration of gr
Independence."
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Messrs Madison and Winters, agri- "
cultural agents report holding splendid ^
meetings at Hemingway and Greelyville
this week.
$ $ i $
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Gourdin
went to Charleston Tuesday, to see .
the noted musical extravaganza, J(J
'Chu Chin Chow."
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Mr. Thomas Gilland went to
Charleston Sunday and remained in F,
thp ritv to see the show. Chu Chin C
Chow, Monday night. M
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Misses Rubie Thorn and Mattie ?
Curtiss went to Charleston Monday, Sl
to attend the great musical extrava- ei
ganza, Chu Chin Chow. ai
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Miss Wylma McCollough, who C1
teaches at Hemingway this year, spent ^
the past week-end here as the guest ^
of Miss Marian McFadden.
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Civil court will open here on Decern- lij
ber 5th. The jurors for the term ej
will be drawn by the Commissioners, pi
Monday, November 21st. C
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Kingstree banks will be closed fo
le day, tomorrow?Armistice Day.
Mrs. Carey Kilgore of Uishopville
id Miss Amarda Edwards of Latt;i
ere the guests of their sister, Mrs
". E. Nesnr.ith last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tolle; were ii
harleston Monday to see the Orien
.1 extravaganza, Chu Chin Chow, a
i Academy of music Monday night
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Misses McElveen and Wilson o
ike City, spent several days thi:
eek here, as the guests of Miss Mc
Iveen's uncle, Mr. George A. Mc
iveen.
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Tuesday November loth will b(
rmers' day in Kingstree. Come an<
:t a good barbecue dinner, prepare!
r the old reliable, D. J. Epps. It
1 free.
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Mrs. Theodore Gourdin of Salters
tent last week here with her sisters
isses Etta and Florence Jacobs
r. Gourdin came over and spent th<
eek-end.
Mrs. J. H. Miller, little Miss Mil
ed Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ariai
>wne of Hartsville, spent the week
id here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
F. Martin.
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Dr. R. W. Lyde of Georgetown, wil
cupy the pupit at the Baptist church
the regular morning service, anc
iv. Frank C. Hawkins at the even
g service.
Misses Gertrude O'Bryan of Greelylie,
Mamie Hunter of Summerton
izabeth Croskiey of Wilson Mills
?re the attractive guests of Mrs. J
O'Bryan.
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Mr. Clarence E. Carr, of Philadeliia,
is here this week with his
other, Mr. W. H. Carr, who'se seris
illness has previously been men?ned
in The Record.
\!?-o TrtVin rnncsr of Sardinia. SDenl
iday here with Mrs. Craig1 Burgess,
rs. Cousar came to attend the foot11
game that afternoon, in which
r son, Rudolph played.
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Misses Lola Rrockington and Mara
Jenkinson spent Monday in
larleston with Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
ockington, remaining over that
?ht for Chu Chin Chow.
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goldstein and
iss Helen Goldstein of Wilmington,
C., are spending the week here as
e guests of Mr. and Mrs. David
Iverman.
Mrs. Seldon Epps Bryan left Mony
morning for Tampa, Fla., to take
arge of the Wesley House there,
>r the past two years Mrs. Bryan
s been in charge of a settlement
use in Richmond, Va.
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Monday was sales-day and seven
reclosure sales were made by Clerk
Court Britton. Bidding on the
operties was lively and the several
acts of real estate offered, brought
ir prices, considering the times.
The Kingstree high school football
?ven won a victory over the Sumarton
high school eleven at the fail
ounds here last Friday. During
e play one of Summerton's players
is hurt and had to retire from the
ime.
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Mr. McBride McFadden is ir
angeburg today witnessing the Citel-Clemson
football game. McBridt
jnt to Charleston last night so as
be there in time to leave for
angeburg this morning on the Cita1
special.
At a meeting of the Williamsburg
lapter of the American Red Cross
Id Sunday afternoon in the Baptisl
m-rVi Tv in entree. the following Wer
?cted officers for the coming1 year:
airman, Thomas McCutchen; vict
airman, A. C. Swails; secretary
rs. A. C. Hinds; treasurer, C. W
>swell; home service committee, Rev
W. Davis; nursing, Mrs. W. G
imble; Junior Red Cross, Miss Ags
Erchmann; membership, Wm. W
)ddie; members at large of the execive
committee, T. W. Boyle, V. G
rnette, D. E. McCutchen, W. E
lowden, E. C. Epps, H. N. Shepard
. F. Montgomery, L. W. Gil land, M
Shuler, T. M. Cooper, Charles Les
ne, W. H. Touciiber.y, Mesdame.'
. T. Wilkins and W. E. Brockingn
and all practicing physicians ir
illiamsburg county.
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Applied Christianity was the sub
ct of the Kinestree Billy Sunday clul
its meeting at the Baptist churcl
.inday afternoon, at which a larg<
imber of visitors were present. Mr
, W. Fairey was leader and Mr. A
Swails had charge of the music
r. M. F. Montgomery, president o:
ie club, A. G. Winds, Jtsq.. and Mr
C. Epps each spoke fervently on th<
ibject for the day, \vith special ref
ence to the work of the Red Cros:
id Dr. W. G. Gamble, local physi
an, and Miss Daisy B. Varn, Re<
ross secretary', told respectively, o:
ie needs of the organization and o
s spirit By unanimous vote, th<
illy Sunday club endorsed the Wil
amsburg Red Cross and pledged it
irnest efforts. About $400 wa
edged to the Williamsburg Re<
ross at the meeting. ^
r I To Move to Kingstree.
The friends here of Mr. C. W. Bos'
well, (and they are numerous) will
bo pleased to learn that he expects :
soon to move his family from Salters Kj
to Kingstree, where they will reside jH
| in the future. Mr. IJoswell, who is
1; connected with the Bank of Williams- dp
"burg as * assistant cashier, has made
t 1 his home at Salters for a number of ^
' years, coming here to his work in the 33
f morning and returning to Salters in HH
s j the evening. He has recently pur.
j chased the home of the lJPe Dr. Claude
. j McCabe and expects to move into it ??
! as soon as it is vacated by Mr. L. C. ??
Madison, which will be sometime be- 5%
- fore the first of the new year. We Hr
I sympathize with Salters in the loss
' of Mr. Bos well and his family, and ??
3 trust that their host of friends there ??
will realize that their loss is Kings- ?
tree's gain. EE
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Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup,
j $1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis- l?
tributing Co.
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To Open Exchange. W
1 Ladies Exchange will be opened
Saturday in the front of R. J. Bur- hfi
gess'^ grocery store, under manage- ??
rient of capable young lady. Membership
fee 50c. pK
Articles sold at 10% commission. W
J Phone or see Mrs. R. J. Burgess. HH
Phone No. 94. 1-tp. W
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Do You Remember What You See? UJ
An exchange tells of the experiment UJ
? conducted by a high school teacher m
> who stumped his pupils by asking pH
them to describe details of the build- UJ
ing in which they had spent a large MH
part of their daily lives for some pfi
years past. The results of the test UJ
were quite as discouraging as those Pej
of the more famous Edison question- pH
aire. The best average made by any KJ
nf nnnilc \vn_c 75 ner cent. A LTJ
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; third of the members of the class, it HH
. appeared, had seen practically noth- UJ
ing of what they looked at every day. M
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Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup, Cu
$1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis- ra
tributing Co. HH
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A new form of phonetic writing in kH
Chinese is being adopted, so compli- Cy
cated is the present system of writing ra
I that language. HH
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' Over 62,000 private wells were dam- hH
aged or destroyed in France during CT
the war. ttj
The first aerial time-table, consistj
ing of nearly 100 pages, has appeared M
, in Germany. ?
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
( FOR RENT?Twelve room dwelling, la
furnished, including two bath rooms. K5
Suitable for boarders or two famf
ilies. Formerly occupied by Mrs. |?
[ Fannie Swann. Apply to John D.
. Britton. ltp.
WANTED?By experienced man, ||
place as over-seer or would share jSg
1 crop small farm near good school. j|?
Can furnish best of references. M.
P. Brown, Andrews, S. C., R. F.
D. 1 Box 111. ll-10-2tp. ||
; FOR SALE:?Woods Improved Pro- |a
lific seed corn at $1 a peck. Appiy fig?
to Williamsburg Live Stock Co., {??
Kingstree, S. C. ll-10-2tp. ||
i WANTED:?When in need of an ex- I*
perienced dress maimer, call on Lu- g|
cile T. McCottry; formerly of |8|
Charleston, S. C., now of Kingstree; jag
; Cor. East Main & Fulton St.,* or Kg
41U UliUU) i)UA int. w
. ll-10-2tp. gg
WANTED:?Man with car to sell low ??
priced GRAHAM TIRES. $130.00 gg
per week and commissions. Gra- sgS
! ham Tire Co., 3164 Boulevard, Ben- ||g
t ton Harbor, Mich. ltp. gg
! FOR SALE:?Pure home made hog ||j
: lard at 20<* the pound; large or
? small quantities. H. A. Miller, 5?8
Prop. Peoples' Market. 11-10-tf. g|j
WANTED:?To trade two good milk
cows for fat beef cattle. Apply at
Peoples' Market, H. A. Miller, Prop. *
; 11-10-tf. ?
. WANTED:?About ten bales of good ^
peavine hay at reasonable price for -r
cash. Apply Record Office. Sj
FORD RACER FOR SALE?For price tf.
and inspection apply to P. 0. Box
' 383, Kingstree, S. C. ltc.c.~.
- FOR RENT.?Three nice, laige ur.- %
. furnished rooms with bath and electrie
lights. Apply to P. 0. Box
No. 226, Kingstree. ll-3-2t.
FOR SALE?One second hand cook *3
stove. In good condition. Apply W
at County Record office. tf. bM
I TRESPASS NOTICE. ?2
s Pursuant to trie provisions 01 aec- l-j
" tion 241, Criminal Code of South Car- Um
olina, notice is hereby given that the M
. lands of the undersigned in Mouzon lH
and Hope townships, Williamsburg
r county, are posted, and all persons en- m
tering or trespassing in any manner ffl
upon the same will be duly prosecuted.1 Um
? H. S. LANE, BH
A. L. LANE, ffl
S. W. MIMS, HH
3 R. A. MIMS. KH
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J A. R. FRALEY ttj
f P. 0. Box 102 W
e LAKE CITY, S. C. 81
- Pianos, Player Pianos and Organs CQ
s Tuned and Repaired. Rj
s 10-2014tp. rH
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666 cures Biliousness. S
F. J. WATTS'l
Big Jewelry Sale J
Now Going On, Will Con- 1
tinue Until January 15. |
FINEST STOCK IN THE COUNTY MUST BE SOLD AT EE
SOME PRICE. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR XMAS ?
PRESENTS AT LOW PRICES. EVERY ARTICLE GUAR- ?
ANTEED AS REPRESENTED. THIS STOCK WILL BE 4
REDUCED IN PRICE SO MUCH THAT IT WILL MAKE S
YOU WONDER. E?
COME SEE THIS FINE ASSORTMENT BEFORE YOU $
BUY. THOUSANDS OF PRESENTS AND JEWELRY OF S
EVERY DESCRIPTION. ?j
I AM BOUND TO RAISE MONEY, SO I HAVE DECID- ?3
ED TO PUT THIS FINE STOCK ON SALE AT WHOLE- 83
SALE COST, OR SO NEAR IT YOU WILL BE SURPRISED. Bg
I AM NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS AT ALL. I AM ?3
OVER-STOCKED AND NEED READY CASH IS THE REA- EE
SON I AM PUTTING ON THIS SALE. ?
? ?nm mTT n T?T/1V ATI mTTTO BT/l OTAffTTI Qj
CU.lYl.hi JliAKLiX ainjj lmst in l ni/ji xnio mu uiwui m
All Goods Sold For Cash! |
F. J. WATTS, Jeweler 1
KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA S
See me before the fire. 1
I'll see you after it. J
WM. W. BODDIE, I
"The Best Insurance Service!"
Kingstree, ... ... South Carolina
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THE COST OF A HOME! 1
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1 he money you pur inro a numc ui JUU1 uuu juwuu pbe
invested with the utmost regard for value?and the jfc
measure of value ina home is permanance. *
Cheap construction is always short-lived. Shoddy ^
materials and workmanship come home to roost in ex- $
cessive repair bills and constant upkeep expense. $
If you are contemplating a real home, we are ready E
to show you materials that will insure permanance, ^
plans that will insure convenience and comfort. These ?
things may now be had at prices that spell full value ^
for ever dollar of cost. ra
BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY jg
Hampton Avenue and Railroad B9
Kingstree, ... South Carolina gj
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