Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~~ ! m . . i| I Kublick Company Popular Chautauqua Attraction I =^=^^==========]l 11111 r; 111' i ii 11 M I"!. 11111 * ii I n 11111111111111 * it-111 ** i: Long Distance Night Rates! I For 25c Plus War Tax 5c 1 mam This new sugar-coated gum delights\^^JjE fr^\ young and old?\g^jfL_ j/\ *\ It "melts in your \^\\ N mouth" and the gum in the center remains to aid digestion, brighten teeth and soothe mouth and throat* There are the other WRIGLEY A1Tc^lu^ I The Record carries the largest line of printing papers ever carried in Kingstree. Come in and select your stationery. JI Between 8:30 p. m. and 4:30 a. m. on Station j j ;; to Station calls. A five minute conversation ;; from Kingstree to all points within a radius of 72 miles including the following: j; Bennettsville Darlington Bishopville Dillon Charleston * Florence Camden Hartsville Columbia ' Marion Sumter Summerville The Station to Station Rate is Extremely Low j 11 to other points, particularly on calls made at night. Call Long Distance for Information. 11 Kingstree Telephone Co. ! ' 2-23-tf. e. o. w. ;; < M M M I 111 H II it W H it ************* M II >MM ill* H? Jk -AAiftaiiaf:! jMiaiiTh Kiaml MUSIC RECITAL AT LANES. Pupils of Miss Katherine Nolan Heard i Friday Night. Lanes, May 15.?The school audi- j torium was filled with patrons and 1 friends of the school last Friday night I to hear the pupils of the music class; of the graded school in their annual | recital. The iarge audience was pleas-; ed with each number of the program J and showed their pleasure by ap-j plauding generously. It would be unfair to make special mention of any individual performer for all were good, however, the "Dixie chorus" deservos special mention. The following program was render- j ed: Vrio?A May Day?Edna Parker, Elizabeth Brown, Clyde Johnson. Duet?Margaret Tucker and Elizabeth Brown. CaIa Tat*<? Tf o/L A lai'U kJl/i V, Uj;: u:^niut <J O *ua\i j dcr Brown. Duet, America?Rhody Lane and Mad- > der Brown.. Piano Solo, the Contented Bird?Marguerite McCuIlough. Vocal Solo, by the Waters of Minnie Torka?Miss Mae Graham. Duet, Facing the Foe?Kathcrine Baggett and Louise Boyd. , Vocal Duct, Baby Ned?Madder Brown and Margaret Tucker. Piano Quartet. Taps?Elizabeth Crown, Marguerite McCuIlough, Clyde Johnson and Rhody Brown. Unison Chorus?The Music club. Piano Solo?Rhody Lane Brown. Duet, Cone to School?Marguerite McCuIlough and Madder Brown. Trio?Clyde Johnson, Elizabeth Brown and Marguerite McCuIlough. It's Lanes For Mine?Girl's Chorus. Piano Solo?Elizabeth Brown. Quartet?Edna. Parker, Clyde Johnson, Elizabeth and Rhody Lane Brown. Vocal Solo?Miss Mae Graham. Duct?Misses Nolan and Brown. Dixie Chorus. CURIOUS ACCOUNTS INVOLVING RELIGION. Daily Press Chronicles Many Oddities Concerning Ceremonies and the Bible. A minister in.the Middle West, founder and for twenty years pastor of a church, married a couple while they wore bathing suits, standing beside a public swimming pool. His church promptly preferred charges against him and will try him for the offense of conduct unbecoming a minister. A ATaiit Vai?1* V.o /I Vvfif Arc Kim a. lic?> IUU juu^c liau utivic uiin & prisoner .charged with "slapping his old fatter." The offense was not tcrioui from the legal standpoint, since the slap had been undamaging to anything save dignity. The sentence was that the offender paste in his hat a written copy of the Fourth Commandment "Honor thy Father and thy Mother," and agree to obey it. Cbmmcnting on the sentence, a court officer said: "It may sound foolish, but his neighbors will know it and talk about it, and public opinion will keep him well-behaved in future!" In a Virginia court, a woman accused of the serious crime of forgery was sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and to spend one hour in jail. The court tempered the stern justice of impersonal law with the tender mercy of compassion for the helpless. The trial developed that the woman end her baby had suffeved hunger and cold from lack of necessities the husband failed to provide, though able. The woman opened a letter addressed to her husband, found a government check for disability allowance, wrote the husband's name on it, cashed it, and spent it for clothes and food for herself and child. 'An Indiana woman "died and kept on living," according to the doctors who attended her. The strange case was that of a mother, run over by a train and fatally injured, who was kept alive and conscious for hours, with mother-love anxiety over her children, after her heart had ceased to beat, according to attending physicians. CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS. To the Democratic Voters of the Sixth Congressional District: I hereby announce myself a candidate for Congress from the Sixth Congressional District, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. J. F. PATE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to congress from the sixth congressional district subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. PHILIP H. STOLL. . W. R. EARRINGER Florence, S. C. CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS 6TH DISTRICT wmxm m wswumm Eicuntiwra | PIANOS, PLAYER PIANOS j " AND ORGANS " Tuned and Repaired by " 1 A. B. FRALEY S 309 Main St., Kingstree, S. C. " " HMiniKOTV 1 i?T l"6t ! 1 All the Lat ill | Summer Matei III 1 IN ||| I Men's Sui Ri i?i !^| |jt| You will find the greatesi | j! Men's Suits in Palm Beach, T I displayed in Kingstree at om give tliis showing a thorough terials we have to offer will a] are very reasonable. If you Igfcj imum of cost, come to our st I Silverman's D |j| "Economy III KINGSTREE, |f HAVE Y< I Miller s Bolt jj|? There is a big demanc ' is hard to equal and strictly a home | " most scientific i if stock that the I ufacturers If Patronize this If by Sending 1 " If you have any Fat C Ssell write 20c a Pound I 1 Kingsltee Si H. AJtltHJ its! I fc assortment of Men's and Young E| 'ropical and Summer Clothes ever ?2 c store. We invite you to call and E i inspection, for we are sure the ma- E| ppeal to you and the prices asked E want to fit yourself out at the min- I| ;ore before you buy. jP 9E|E epartment store | \ Headquarters" tjl ? ~~~~~ OU TRIED I j pa Sausage? | I tor this product which can't be beaten. It is ; If product, made in a 1 manner from local bigWestern manwill not buy m you. ill s Home Industy 1 Us Your Order. H attle or Spring Lambs to || or phone us. l<n/l (imr Fit Hanoi B ^ aiu iui i ai ucuo; . lusage Factory I ER, Proprietor B y South Carolina * t / ^ - - f ^ _ _ iSfii