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Items of Local Interest1 1 Mr. Edwin B. Boyle of Sumter, ] spent Monday here. HIt * Mr. D. L. Pierce and son of sumter, g: spent Sunday here with friends. - 1 r ? 1 Mr. James Mai-tin of Eastover spent i i Sunday here with Dr. L. Roy Cates. Mr. Eugene King spent Monday in ; Florence on business. < * ] i *!.. TT..n I _r T ivir. nugn uranam ui muio, j r Monday in Kingstree. !, * * Mr. Ernest Mcintosh of Workman.; 1 was a visitor in town this week, j1 ? * * * Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Wienberg and Miss Dordie McGill spent Friday in 1 Sumter. i * * a ( Mr. and Mrs. Wienberg spent Sun- ] day in Manning with Mr. Wionberg's t mother. * * * * Miss Leah Xachman of Lake City, * spent Tuesday here with Mrs. David Silverman. ( * * * * . ^ w Mr. Halfacre, superintendent cf the Hemingway High school, was a visitor here Wednesday. * * * * i Mrs. Kr.tzof of Manning was the ( guest of her risk , Mrs. David Sil- 1 verman here Tues >ay. i a ? * * Mrs. Geoige Lovett of Tndiantown, .is visiting her mother. Mrs. Jrhn c Gclzer, here this week. t * a a a Mrs. Powell of Andrews, and Miss ( Jennie Salter? of Sailers Depot, were r visitors in Kingstree Saturday. I* A * * Miss Susan Gourdin of Salters I)e- ' pot, is spend'ng some time here v.ith ^ her sister, Mrs. W. G. Gamble. * * * * Born to Mv. and Mrs. A. M. Gord >n, if Jr., Monday, November 14th, a daugh- j i jK ter. Mother and babe doing nicely, i 9 c M; ?. r%. T. Frierson and daughter c Harriett c" Greelwille, were the ? c< guests of M T. E. Gee this week. ; f Dr. and M> . William Boyd and 1 Mis? Mesa I"' yd of Salters Depot a spent yesterday in town shopping. * ? * * * c Mr. and M-< David DuBose of Sar- r < ' "ia visi " ?. DuBose's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Burgess, here Sunday. w * ? * Miss Lois and Mr. Sheldon Eaddy of Lake City, spent Tuesday afternoon here with their brother, Mr. \ Wilbur Eaddy. S ? * ? j Miss Wylma McCollough and Mr. Willie Hemingway . of Hemingway, were visitors in Kingstree Tuesday 3 evening. 11 Miss Elma Hinds, who is teaching s at Timmonsville this year, spent the 5 past week-end here as the guest of i her sister, Mrs. Belle G. Blakely. t ?* t ^Mrs. Scovill Wannamaker and chil- * dren of Orangeberg, are spending the t week here with Mrs. Wannamaker\s v parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gelzer. r t * * * Miss Esther Lena Leardon of Man- * ring, who has been visiting Miss Lil- * lie Mcintosh, left Friday afternoon * for Mouzon to visit Mrs. John Dukes. * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burch, Misses McWherter and Best of Lake City, and Miss Maggie Graham of Cades, were visitors in 'own Tuesday afternoon. * t * ? * Mrs. Clarence Alsbrook and little j daughter Doris, are spending the t week with Mrs. Alsbrook's parents, c Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Flowers, in Hem- r ingway. t * * * Misses Carrie Lancaster and Lilla F>abb, Messrs L. F. Swails and li. C. r Johnson were'the guests of Miss Sue J Eda Spann, at Lake City, at a dinner party Friday evening. Y * * * ? We are pleased to report that Mr. \ W. C. Claibcrn, who has been confined ? to his room the past ten days with I a case of grip, is getting along nice- 5 ly. His friends hope for a speedy ! recovery. s j Mrs. Homer Williams, formerly < Miss Hattie Hinds, of Moultrie, Ga. is spending some time here as the j&3 guest of her father, Mr. C. M. Hinds r ana her sister, Mrs. Belle G. Blakely 4 respectively. 11 j * Wo^npsflav. November 2nd, Mr.' V" ,, k IZ, M. Burrows had the misfortune I to lose by fire the only bale of cotI ton he made the past season. He was I fortunate enough to save his home I and household effects, which were also in danger. j * ? * * Miss Charlotte Fitschner, who has I been visiting he.- brother, Mr. M. F. j HeHer for the past week, left yesterday afternoon for Florence, to visit i Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Arrowsmith for j ^ a few days, before returning to her I I home in Hartford Conn. j * ! Mrs. Theodore Gourdin of Salters j Depot, delightfully entertained on j Tuesday afternoon, for Miss Char^ Ictte Fitschner, with an afternoon j tea at the old Boyd house, known as j the "Big House:" A number of Kings- < i tree folks were among Mrs. Gourdin's ; I Mother's Club will hold its moi meeting with Mrs. Eucius Mont sry, tomorrow (Friday) Nove 18th, at 4:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goldstein, have been visiting Mr. and David Silverman for the past \ nave returned to their home in nington, N. C. Miss Helen Gold remained for a longer stay with sister, Mrs. Silverman. * * * Messrs. P. C. Kare, John L. Ste and Fred J. Wolfe from Canaan Conn, will arrive at De tf. J. Burgess' plantation in tim< Thanksgiving dinner and expect Deacon to kill the fatted calf lave all the fixings necessary t .vith same. ? ? ? * Mrs. W. G. Gamble left Tue morning for Charleston, where s to represent the Margaret G jorden Chapter at The State E 3. Conference, which is to be here th's week. While in the Mis. Gamble will be the guest oi ;on, Mr. W. G. Gamble, Jr. * * * * At a convention of fox hunter: ently held in the neighborhood Jnion church, during the wee , ?ivc i , I oRr v Pr.tps; was ill r.ousiy elected president of itingstree Kcx Hunters' Club, .ate - *s a IBc vire and OV1 Rov lad better use more descrctioi ut are * * * Miss Mae Burgess, oldest dauj >1 Mr. and Mrs. E. C; Burgess, aken to the Kelley sanatorium '1 lay afternoon, where she later .envent an operation for apondi< ['he ho>t of friends of this v.eet little lady hope for her ( estoration to health and to her 'oted parents. * * * One of the most inspiring meet er held in Kingstrec was the .> ce held in the Baptist church Pi noming at 7:30 o'clock. Despite old weather and the early hour ihurch was frilled with a prayi tudienee. Rev. John W. Davis n charge of the service, and ma ew fitting remarks. Hon. P. H. ; md Rev. C. C. Derrick both r aspiring talks. Fervant prayers 1 iffered for the success of the' Ai nent Conference which convene Washington that day. Pageant at Presbyterian Chun A Pageant will be given at Villiamsburg Presbyterian churcl cndav evening, November 20 at observance of Home Mission v Persons representing denominal ir.d Synods will present the ind lal problems of each. Then the woman's auxiliary wii hown the work she can do by icuthern Presbyterian church by Lg witnesses from churches all he country. Each witness in um gives some idea of the need he churches in her state until at he auxiliary is shown her work rhen asked what service she ender exclaims, "Behold, I pur o build a house unto the nam he Lord my God that the people >e led to say, 'this is the hous Jod and this is the gate af Hea^ The public is cordially invitee Seeking Data for History. Editor County Record, Some time ago I announced thr< 'cur column that I was collecting erial for history of Williams! ounty and asked its citizens to tie by allowing me access to any orical matter in theii possession. A number of people have all< ne to use books and records in 1 tossession which otherwise could tave been obtained. Among t ire: Mr. Walter Steele, Mr. R. C. M een, Mr. LeRov Lee, Messrs. K< md Hinds, Mrs. T. N. Gilland, Cllen Koger, Mr. and Mrs. J Scott, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gill Llr Wilmot Gilland. Mr. R. J. ;mith, Mr. D. E. McCutchen, Monzo Flagler, Dr. and Mrs. E Scott, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Moi I am very anxious to secure c< >f all church records in this co nade more than a hundred years md also of all record, made in fa >ibles. I should like to have war rec >1 everv man who sened South C ina from Williamsburg county in >f its wars, from colonial days t< resent time Ihcpe every Cor.f< ;te soldier now living will call al rffice at his convenience and tel us story of the war. I am undertaking a history of lamsburg county for the reason believe that I can do more es ral service to the county in this :han in any other way within xrwer. I hope that all good citi vill help me to tell a good stor :his section. Verv respectfully, Wm. W. Bod o Tuesday was a grand and gloi Jay here for the farmers. athiy Mrs. D. C. Scott Entertains. CC gom- W mber On Monday evening November 14. 4" The Business Woman's circle of the Presbyterian church was delightfully V who eptertained by Mrs. D. C. Scott at >5 her home on Railroad Avenue. The A veek, flpgt part 0f the evening was devoted ?r to a study of the Bible, led by Miss 4" stein }^attie McMurray, aftc which a very ?? 1 "er pleasant social hour was enjoyed by JVJ all present. During the 0ening a v wens delicious sweet course was served by Jt j^ew Mrs. W. W. Boddie and Miss Italine aeon Brockington. About a dozen guests Cf" ; for enjoyed Mrs. Scott's hospitality. {? ; the 0 an(j Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup, ?*" 0 g0 $1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg ."Dis- tt tributing Co. Jj|p 0 ? sday Hot Supper at Hebron. __ she hp 1'egg There will be given a hot supper >. A. at Hebron school house on Friday K held night, November the eighteenth. (Nov ?r city IS). The public i:.\ited. Charges ? [ her for supper reasonable. ^ Card of Thanks. ft s re- ^ f. o^. * kv" ^ , We wish tc thank our friends and | |T iaui neishbors for the kindness and sym-j ^ ^ pathv shown us at the death of oui'jji. p. husband and father and for the beauj tiful floral offerings. j??j Mrs. Jno. Dartcll and Family. i ?P ii m o n : C66 cures Malarial Fever. .* ; **-' jhter o j *p v as, lT. D. C's Hold Meeting. ?. , Nh| un" | The regular November meeting of jv citis.! the Williamsburg Chapter U. D. C. very was held at the home of Mrs. W. G. iarly Gamble with nine members present, '-fs do- The treasurer, made her report cf tjhj money expended during the past year jJW,s and a balance of seven dollars re- jvj ,erv'_ maining in the treasury. A report idav v,as a's0 nia('e showing that we now ^ a the bavo thirty-eight members, with three tlie demits the two Mrs. Gaylons and Mrs. rful Watson" + Mrs. Harry Britton and Miss Emma a Gorden were elected delegates to the Stoll State Convention to be held in Bates- j ^ nade burg December 6"8- ft were ^be mus'ca^ comedy, "Katcha-Koo" (^ ,nia_ which is to be given December 15 un- > ft , . der the auspices of the Chapter was' Wj fully discussed. K At the conclusion of the meeting, fT the hostess served a tempting sweet ?r h. course, assisted by Miss Emma Cp Gorden. M the Dora Holland Wallace, li on Jetc'y. Pro. Tern 7:30 o rr eek. To break a cold take 666. M :ion9 o ivid- Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup, $1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis- ^ 11 be tributing Co. the o ?|? us* To prevent a cold take 666. over ggg cures Bilious Fever. || her __________________ |g ?{ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 last jgs and ?55 n LOST?Ladies wrist watch between g? rai Mrs. Sallie Fulton's and W. H. Mc- gg P?se Elveen's residence, November 6th. ?| e of Finder will please return same to ?| may The County Record Office and re. ceive reward. Miss Hazel Loryea, e .. Trio, S. C. 1-tp. g? ren. J. FOR RENT?Two rooms for light housekeeping; or will furnish for i individuals. Apply to S. M. Win- ?| gate. 1-tc. STOLEN:?From stable of J. J. Bar- |1 field, Alcolu, S. C., one small sunv burned black mare, weight about g 800 pounds. Small white stripe in ?x? ma" face. Fore top cut. Mane cut of! burg | at weathers. Rubbed place on Kg help! shoulder. Suitable reward will be gSj I paid for return of same. Finder Kg| "1 please notify J. J. Barfield, Alcolu, gK S. C. 1-t. ?g >wed l f? their ^?T?One white Pointer male dog. jgg Recently treated for mange, and not not i yet recovered from effection. Re- ||i hese ward if returned to Donald Mont- {?? gomery, Kingstree. 1-tp. |?| icEl- WANTED:?By young couple with- gfcg jlley j out children, two rooms furnished (? Mrs. I or unfurnished, for light hous^keepa ing. Must be reasonable. State rr; price. P. 0. Box 294. 1-tp. K*1 Ne- MILK FOR SALE:?To a few more \rr I regular costomers. Apply to Tom ; HH r g! N. Kelleham, phone 79. 1-tc. izon., WANTED?By, experienced man, hH ipies ; place as over-seer or would share . ' crop small farm near good school. y Can furnish best of references. M. ago j p. Brown, Andrews, S. C., R. F. j |*rj milyi D. 1 Box 111. ll-10-2tp. 33 4-1 i FOR SALE:?Woods Improved Pro- j^ ;ords lific seed corn at $1 a peck. Apply "Tj Jaro-1 to Williamsburg Live Stock Co., JJ any j Kingstree, S. C. ll-10-2tp., the. WANTED:?When in need of an ex-jrH ;der- perienced dress maker, call on Lu- i L*J t mv c^e T. McCottry; formerly of Mj ' Charleston, S. C., now of Kingstree; rM ; Cor. East Main & Fulton* St., or ?%] 415 East Main; Box 1414. pW Wil- j ll-10-2tp. rjj that l.-rrVD CATT. ma/lo Vinrr M j r viv uriiJUt x wiv/ living niMuv/ i4vb >sen- ]ar(j at 20? the pound; large or rr way r.mall quantities. H. A. Miller, Mr my Prop. Peoples' Market. 11-10-tf. U. zens WANTED:?To trade two good milk ft' y of cows for fat beef cattle. Apply at rr Peoples' Market, H. A. Miller, Prep. K 11-10-tf. Hr die. FOR SALE?One second hand cook stove. In good condition. Apply ^ at County Record office. tf. V nous ^ Mr . Cod-liver oil is about 250 times as A potent in food values as butter. JT ^ 666 quickly relieves a cold. ^ !.? . < MOVED! i "'* ta w .' HQ HH Hereafter the Office and "Printing | Establishment of | ill Eu will be found in the old 1 ;i Bank of Kingstree build- I. j ? 1 T^\ v -- . /-r. "WT-i" /A 44 4" /^V I 1 44 i*T* lllg I1CAL UUU1 LU U1. jjjI ' Gamble's Drug Store. ? s II See me before the fire. 1 I'll see you after it. 1 WM. W. BODDIE, 1 "The Best Insurance Service!" f am Kingstree, ... ... South Carolina THE COST OF A HOME! 1 ? The money you put into a home of your own shoud ? be invested with the utmost regard for value?and the i measure of value ina home is permanance. s ? i i ii Pf Cheap construction is always short-lived. Stioddy W materials and workmanship come home to roost in ex- ra cessive repair bills and constant upkeep expense. ?5 If you are contemplating a real home, we are ready ft to show you materials that will insure permanance, plans that will insure convenience and comfort. These ft ?k^ korJ of nrirpQ fVmt snell full value tnmgs may ih-jvv uc uavi at pi?wU ^ j ? for ever dollar of cost. jjj BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY $ Hampton Avenue and Railroad j$ Kingstree, - South Carolina jj| JJ , ? 4 fe- . " . . iCt 1 . ,