The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 16, 1922, Image 5
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Items of Local Interesl
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1921
Dr. I. N Boyd was in Kingstre<
yesterday.
Mr. Charlie Levi of Andrews, wa:
a visitor in Kingstree Monday.
Mr. Wilbur Eaddy spent Sunda:
if Lake City with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Britton spen
several days last week in Columbia
Mr. Henry Whitton of Boston
Mass., visited friends here last week
end.
Miss Mattie Timmons spent th<
past week-end with her parents ii
Manning.
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Miss Agn- - Erckmann spent las
week-end in Charleston with he
home foL .
R. J. Kill', Esq., of Florence
spent Monday here on professions
^ business.
Attention is called to the legal ad
vertisements on page three of thi
newspaper.
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Mr. Lawrence Swails spent Sunda;
ir. Florence with his mother, Mrs
T n> Ch?.,ile
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Mr. H. P. Brown of Lane, was i
business visitor to Kingstree Monda;
oI this week.
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Mr. J. P. Wheeler, a prosperou
fanner, Lake City route 2, paid us i
pleasant call Monday.
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Mr. E. H. Carsten, one of Cades
enterprising merchants, called on u
while in town Monday.
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Next Wednesday, February 22 beinj
Washington's birthday, the banks o
Kingstree will be closed.
Mrs. C. D. Jacobs had as her gues
several Jays this week, her mother
Mrs. Wilkins from Gaffney.
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Messrs. J. M. G. Eaddy, H. E. Ead
dy and A. E. Flowers of Hemingway
were in town Monday on business.
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Miss Itie Oliver and Mrs. R. 1
Gibbons of Greelyville, were Kingstre
visitors Wednesday of this week.
Miss Estelle Shuler of Monks Com
er. spert the past week-end here a
the guest of Miss Hattie Thomas.
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Miss Dordie McGill has returne
v Jiom Florence, where she spent sev
w" eial days with her sister, Mrs. Greg?
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. DuBose an<
Mrs. N. C. McFadden of Sardinia
visited friends in Kingstree Monday
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Miss Edith Weinberg of Darling
Ion, spent the past week-end here a
the guest of Misses Etta and Flor
c!ice jacoDs.
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Mr. A. C. Swails left Tuesday fo
New York and Baltimore to mak
sparing purchases for the Kingstrc
Fry Goods* Co.
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Miss Hallene Clark of Clio ait
Harry O'Bryan of Charleston spen
the week-end here as the guests o
Mrs. 1*. K. Wallace.
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Mr. Thomas Mc utchen retu lr
f, Monday night front Spartanburj
' t vhen he v-t - 1 .'.ear . > ... . lu.iiu.
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Mr. Key w' ' ' ho fo; the pa.
week has h en the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. C. D. Jacobs, left Frida
a'.terroon for his home in Gafrney.
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The Rev. John W. Davis, pasto;
* preached a special sermon at th
Fresbyterian church Sunday momin,
\ c the Boy Scouts of this p'ace. Th
3?r members of the organization assem
hlAl at the court house and formin;
finto line they marched to the churc
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. 1 We are pleased to report that Mr,
[ J. M. (Mot) McGill, "who has beer
B in the Kelley Sanitarium with a case
of typhoid fever, is improving nicely,
2 Misses
Carrie Lancaster and Lilla
Eabb returned to Kingstree Monday
" night from Spartanburg, where they
spent the past week-end with the
BI foime^s mother.
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Mrs. F. H. Hodge, who recently
underwent an operation at the Kel'
ley Sanitarium for an aggravated
case of appendicitis, is reported as
t getting along very favorably now.
Dr. Walter Mitchell will conduct
serviced at the Episcopal church here
' Sunday morning and night at the usual
hours. He will also conduct services
at Boyd's Sunday afternoon at
t the usual hour.
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Mrs. E. F. Martin returned to
Kingstree Sunday mgnt irom ciacxt
vilie, where she spent the week-end
r with her husband, who had been called
to Blackville several days before
on account of the illness of his father.
j A Deputy Collector of Internal
Pavenue will be at the court house
at Kingstree on February 16 and 17
" (today and tomorrow) for the purs
pose of assisting taxpayers in the
preparation of their individual income
tax returns.
' After the regular prayer service
at the Baptist church last Friday
a night Messrs Le Roy Cates, R. K
y Wallace and A. C. Swails were inj
stalled as deacons of the Kingstree
Baptist church.
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The Rev. Joseph R. Walker, rectoi
cf St. Timothy's church, Columbia
has accepted the rectorship of St
t' Stephens' church, Indianola, Miss
s Mr. Walker was formerly in charge
of St Albans Episcopal church here
! and will be pleasantly remembered
? in Kingstree.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lee spent sevjcral
days last week in Spartanburg
j with their daughter, Miss Serena Lee
' who is a student at Converse Col;
lege. While in Spartanburg Mr. and
.; Mrs. Lee entertained a number oi
rt' Miss Lee's friends at a dinner party
j at the Cleveland hotel.
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\ ; Master William Kennedy Brockinge
j ton celebrated his eleventh birthday
! Wednesday afternoon of last week
! A number of friends were invited tc
- [ share this happy occasion. As th<
s valentine season was near, red hearts
i were used in many attractive ways
^ The afternoon was one that will b<
long remembered by the little guests
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>' Last Monday while fural Police
(l man Britton and Deputy Sheriff Frierson
were in the community neai
Cooper Bros., some eight or ten miles
from town they came upon a lot ol
mash and other things pertaining t(
s the illict manufacture of whiskey ii
- the possession of Jesse Williams, i
negro. The still could not De located
but Jesse was placed under arrest am
I brought to town.
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e We were much gratified to see th<
vorr'ei-ful i-virovornont t^nt is heinf
ru.d on the road from Kingstree t<
' the lower bridge and -from there or
* down as far as we went. We turn
II eo. ojf at 31:. Bennett Umwn's piact
i i <1 -went .o Taft. and vc also fount
L this mad i i unusually g< ad ccndi
, t! We imdersti o? t?\ t the roia
the 1 : .
tieally rebuilt dear on to Andrews.
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The little tots of the {-, on. especial
.> th"jf> in the first grade at schoc
< > to c eiev h''golv the occasioi
cf St. Valentine's uay when .'-ere wa;
a general exchange of tokens of afi\
fection between them. For severa
e days precording the 14th The Recort
g office was quite frequently called upe
or to furnish colored paper and car<
i- board for use in the preparation ol
g hearts and other tokens which thej
h onamented or ernbelished with crav^
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1 A coldred woman who jumped fronr
an express train running north at
a good rate of speed Friday morning
struck the newly laid concrete rather
hard and received some painful bruises.
Dr. Jacobs was at the depot at
the time and went to the woman who
was apparently dead, but she soon
roused up and enquired for her hat.
She had gotten on the train at Lanes,
unnoticed by the train crew. #
In spite of much unfavorable
; weather work on Kingstrec^ streets
! is progressing rapidly. Monday was
fair, warm and pleasant but since
that time it has been cool, and cloudy
with copious rains yesterday afternoon
and last night. A special no,
tice was sent out by the Meteorologists
office at Charleston yesterday
predicting a cold wave and stated
that the tempefature would fall thirty
degrees or more within next thirty-six
hours. It is much cooler here
to day but as yet the fall in temperature
has not been so great.
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U. D. C. Meeting Held.
The February meeting of the Will
amsburg Chapter U. D. C., was held
I Triday, FelJhuary 110 at the home of
5 Miss Emma Gordon.
, There were 10 members present including
Mrs. B. E. Clarkkson, a new
' member, and Mrs. Clarence Alsbrook,
an applicant for membership.
1 The president reported that a let'
tei had been received from the aut
thorities in charge of the Rescue
- Orphanage in Columbia thanking the
r chapter for the aid sent them.
Mrs. Harry Britton was appointed
publlicity chairman for the local
chapter. Her duty as stated by the
' piesident, is to send a copy of the
' minutes to the county paper and to
I the general Publicity Chairman U. D.
' C. for "The State.".
The chapter then decided that the
. president should have the authority
' to appoint a committee to serve with
the hostess in arranging for a social
hour to follow the business meet.
ing; this committee to be known as
a program committee.
The members of the program comi
mittee for the next meeting are as
foilows: Mrs. J. F. McFadden, Miss
I Marian McFadden and Miss Agnes
Erckmann.
i Mrs. P. G. Gourdin then read an
, interesting paper on "Arlington, the
Home of Lee" written by Mrs. A. A.
Campbell, Historian General U. D. C.
At the conclusion of the meeting
the hostess served a tempting salad
course with coffee.
Mrs. Harry Britton, Secretary.
To prevent a cold take 666.
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. WANTED?Man with car to sell the
; best Ford Oil piaffe made. $100.00
Ker week ana extra commissions,
enton Harbor Accessories Co.,
Benton Harbor, Mich. ltp.
LOST?Black and tan female hound
dog, small split in one ear. Disappeared
during Christmas week. Reward
for information or return to
! S. V. Duke, Kingstree, route 1. ltp
; ATTENTION POTATO PLANTERS
' ?Pure Porto Rico potato seed from
the vine. Send in your orders early,
or at least let me know hov
much to reserve for you; first oi
March time to bed. One dollar per
bushel, 150 bushels for sale. M. W.
' Rogers, Hemingway, S. C., routel.
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r LOST?One Lavallicre, necklace with
diamond and pearls. Supposed to
r have come loose and dropped on
street somewhere in Kingstree.
Liberal reward will be paid for return
to The County Recora Office.
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EGGS FOR SITTING?Rhode Island
> Reds, White Leghorns and Anconas
; at $1.50 for 15; Brown Leghorns
. and Manorcas at $2.00 for 15, all
single comb variety. S. W. Mims,
Kingstree. 2-lu 8tp.
FOR SALE?Hastings Mung beansthe
most wonderful producer and
soil builder ever introduced?nothing
better for hr.y and stock feed.
Limited quantity of seed on sale at
R. J. Burgess' store at 90c the
5 pound. For further particulars conf
cerning this wonderful new bean
see Mr. Burgess. Seed grown by
) H. A. Kennedy. 2-l6-2tn.
| DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT?
| Five room residence with large
; front and back yard and vegetable
' I garden; desirably located on North
edge of town. Apply to E. L.
Hirsch. Esq., Kingstree, S. C. He.
! Oil SALE?One excellent family
| milch cow. Jersey tyoe. \v:" ' e fro h
> about March 1. \V. F. Tclley at
l! Record Office. 2-16-2L
LOST?On road from Bloommervale
to-Kiiifrstree one ger.uiir- Tie ' Fox
11 neck-piece. Re aid if" returned t<>
Mrs. J. Farle Cool Kingstree, S.
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jv.'a^-trp tQ held p o
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LCOS FOR SAL'-:?From v strom"
, of fine Barred Rook;s; >2.00 for sitting
of IS eggs. A. R. Moseley.
1 Salters Depot. S. C. 2-9-tfe.
. CHICKS FOR SALE?I have Pen - !
I R*ck day-old chicks for sal-1 rt
]212 cents each. I.ot me book
I ' your order for er.rlv chicks. Alice
Bartell, Hemingway, S. C. 2-9-tfc.
" j P66 quickly relieves a cold.
^ Send us your order for Job Printing.
We only do the best work.
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