The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 19, 1922, Image 7

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F TTT I' I " " m I [Emulating I An Example * You can follow in thi you know. u Sa\ing is the founds ? bearing account in the Fa will afford you the privil ^ 8 Be prepared to meet j Farmers & Mer - f Lake City items of Local Interest THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1922 Mr. W. J. Clark spent last Sunday in Manning with home folk. * * * * Mr. F. W. Fairey spent several days this week in Columbia on business. Mr. Walter Poston of Johnsonville. was noted in Kingstree Wednesday. * * * * Miss Gertrude Haddock of Morrisviile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Yause. * * * * G. F. Stalvey, Esq.. of Lake C'ty, was a business visitor in Kingstree Mo lay. * * M . A. J. Rigby, who is here with the Gulf Refining Company, is on the sick list this week. ? k Mr. H. E. Eaddy of Hemingway r was a business visitor to Kingstree F Monday of this week. m * * j Mr. R. W. Smith of the Blooming1 * ? Knoinocc vicitnr Vaie SCCl'UIl} M ttO a isuoaaivo*? ?, in Kingstree Wednesday. Henry Ford on the 17th inst. reduced the price of Ford cars $50.00 and so notified all dealers. The Mother's Club will meet with Mrs. Louis W. Gilland on Friday afternoon at four o'clock. Mrs. W. H. McGee, who h*S been critical ill for several days is reported to be somewhat better. Mrs. Homer Williams of Moultrie, i Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A. Blakeley, and other relatives. Mr. *J. B. Alsbrook of Greelyville, was a business caller at the Record office while in town yesterday. We are glad to report that, after a brief spell of fever. Miss Ste'la Wolfe is able to be out again. Miss Evelyn McConnell left Sunday for Warsaw, near Andrews. She is teaching in the Warsaw school. * Mr. Harold Swinson of Charleston, is spending a few days here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Vause. K Mrs. I. R. Gee has returned from Conway, 4|'here she spent several days IT visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Frierson. j ? Miss Marian McFadden, who is teaching in the Bloomingvale school, spent last week-end here with home folk. Miss Frances Virginia Toiler, who j has been sick the past several days, * was able to return to school this morning. wiiii'omcKnror cftimtv's shara of the state gasoline tax was $1,561.38. which has been paid over by the state treasurer. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mar^ shall, Andrews on October 10, 1922, a little daughter. Mother and babe doing well. HP Mrs. L. S. Weinberg has returned ^ T from Marion, where she took part in ^ the wedding of her college friend, Miss Walker Brown to Mr. Harold Davis. The friends of Mrs. J. C. Kelley will be sorry to learn that she was taken to the Kelley Sanitorium Wedr,ocr?nv cnfferinc from an attack of malarial fever. * Mr. H. B. 'Altman. who has been ill for several days with typhoid fever. is petting along as well as could be expected at the Kelley Sanitarium. where he was taken this week. * * S. B. Poston of Johnsonville, has been appointed a member of the commission acting in the question of annexation of a part of Florence county to Williamsburg county. (in the schoolroom and from books I'when he is daily gettir.jr a lesson of j filth and indecency from the schooi'own out-buihii:;y>. \ School consol Motion 1:; .. u.eatly in' creased the numbm of buiidntrs with I modem conveniences, safe for the] I health of ti t chih.ren. in i ..ny othI er communities. hov eve . ti e >elioolhouscs do not yet have modern conve. ier.ee-. I Do you not owe it to your boys I and yirls to see to it that clean ami <-nrrU'tinn-: ovist in VOUT I BIB"BB'B'B H"B BIB B e footsteps of any >uccessful man ition of success, and an interestrmers ? Merchants National Bank ege. any emergenqy. chants National Bank .. .. South Carolina iiBJI'B B B B B B O B B a n I ' ' ilie 110SI 01 oi .nr. ?>iiuci B. Logan will deeply regret to learn that he has recently suffered a neryous collapse and is at this time undergoing treatment by a nerve specialist at Asheville, X. C. * ? * We regret to report that Mr. J. A. Scott is confined to bed again. While on a visit to his son, Dr. C. M. Scott, of Hartsville, his condition became such that Dr. Scott took him to the Saunders Memorial hospital, Florence. last Thursday for treatment. * ? * ? Federal prohibition officers fast week arrested Mr. W. T. Flagler in connection with the still found near the Flagler home in this county several months ago. Mr. Flagler was brought to Kingstree and placed in jail, later removed to Florence where he was released on bond of $.100. ? * * Mrs. H. 0. Rritton anil Mrs. F. J. Watson were hostess to the U. D. C. Chapter Friday afternoon, last. As this was the meeting since June, there was an unusually large attendance. After the regular business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. A delicious salad course with coffee was served, followed by bonbons. ? o Hour for Church Service Changed. Regular services will be held at all of the Kingstree churches Sunday morning at the usual hour. The night service however, will be held at 7:30. Young peoples' service at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches will be held at 6:30 p. m. Sendee at the Episcopal church Sunday morning, o Is Your School a Safe Place for Your Boys and Girls? Thousands of boys and girls throughout the South are now going back to school. Now is the time to see that the schoolhouses and grounds are clean and sanitary. Health is the first essential in getting an education. Some of the things parents should look after are as follows: 1. Investigate the water supply. A properly constructed well has <fA^A?.nMAA^ **?# ? 11^ flvf AM/linnc r?Af Incc ?aicipi vui. ?auo vavciiuui5 uvw iv.00 than six inches above the surface of the ground. If a pump is used, the top should be waterproof, so that the dirty, pumped-out water runs away from the well instead of back into it. It is a good idea to pump the well dry and to allow the fresh water to collect before school opens. The common open well where used will no doubt need attention. Ram may have washed dirt, manure, or other materials into it. Also, mice, rats, rabbits, or other living creatures may have jumped or fallen into the well. Therefore, an open well should be pumped dry and thoroughly cleaned before school starts. 2. Examine the drinking utensils. The common water-bucket, with dip per or glass used by all pupils, each one putting his or her own contribui tion of germs and saliva into the bucket or glass for others to drink after,?this offers one of the surest ways of spreading measels, whooping cough, colds, diptheria, and other communicable diseases. If sanitary water containers of the fountain type cannot be had, then the water-bucket should be covered and each child should bring his own drinking cup and be taught never to use anybody else's. 3. Examine the windows and seats. Lack of proper ventilation in the school room helps spread contagious diseases. Badly fitted seats result in| crooked spines and cramped lungs. 4. Open or unsanitary closets are dangerous. A toilet needs to proof to be safe. Typhok^^^^and diarrheal diseases ma^f contracted from food and wate^^hat has been contaminated with human excreta. The toilet should also be so located that it will not pollute the water supply. It is next to impossible to teach a child cleanliness and decency ' / I school this year? If sickness or I death should come to your home as a result of your negligence, you couhl !j hardly forgive yourself f<?. not look|!ing into these matters.?The Progres-1 i'sive Farmer. o |j The first woman to be chief of a tribe of North American Indians, acicording to Indian historians, is Mrs.) I Alice 1!. Davis, of Wewoka, Oklaho-j I ma, chief of the Seminoles. With a fros.t-free period of only j j 95 days, a barley hybird, produced in Alaska, matured in 80 days from J jseed. The new grain has st'tf straw, I j long bea;d!ess head, hull-less grain, yields well ami seems well adapted j to the more txtreme northern iati' tudes. o Mrs. Mabel McKinley Ifcer. favorite i niece of President McKinley, is an j "insurgent" Republican candidate for the assembly in Westchester county. New York. 666 cures Bilious Fever. NOTICE OF SALE. STATE OF SOFTH CAROLINA, County of Williamsburg. " * c ^ ni gouri or rommmi ritra^. S. W. Gowdy, Plaintiff. against M. J. Woods, P. L. Woods, Robert A. Woods, X. S. Woods, Grant Hickson, Healon Hickson, Roscoe Hickson, Kthelan Hickson, J. A. Kelley and A. C. Hinds. Defendants. Pursuant to a decree in the above state* 1 case, signed by his Honor Judge J. W. DeVore, on.-the 19th day of October, 1922. I will offer for .-ale at public auction before the court house doo'- in Kingstree, S. C.. on salesdav in Xovember. to-wit on the 6th day of Xovember, 1922, between the legal hours of sale, to ghe hie: est bidder for cash, the following described parcels or tracts of land: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land known as my home place, where I now reside, containing fifty (50) acres and-bounded as follows, to-wit: On the North and East by lands of the estate of B. A. Burgess; on the South and West by lands of R. "A. Woods, the grantor. ALSO All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in Williamsburg countv containing fifty (50) acres, ? j i 1-J n? the ana uuuikicu ao xuuuno. vu North by lands of Rina Burgess; on the East by lands of W. E. Nesmith; on the South by lands of H. Graham: and on the West by lands of Elliot Thomas. ALSO One (1) lqit in the town of Cades containing three-fourth acres and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of the estate of C. C. Carsten; on the East by the A. C. L. R. F Right-of-way; oh the South by lands of the estate of C. C. Carsten; ant' on the West by lands of the estate of C. C. Carsten, near depot. ALSO All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the County of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, containing twohundred (200) acres, and known a? a part of the Staggers place, anbounded as follows, to-wit: On the North by lands of Mrs. H. Bakeron the East by lands of R. A. Woods home place; on the South by lands of H. J. Williamson; on the West b> lands of Mrs. F. R. Wilson. ALSO All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and bei'v in the County of Williamsburg, in thr State of South Carolina, containing twenty-four (24) acres, more or le?and bounded as follows, to-wit: O" the West by lands of w. >1. l. huvgess; on the East by lands of H. S. Gibbs; on the South by lands o R. S. Burgess; on the North by lands of R. A. Woods; being the tract conveyed to me by Sheriff J. D. Daniels Deed dated September 3rd, 1899. ALSO All that certain piece, parcel rr tract of land situate, lying and b-' in the County of Williamsburg, anState of South Carolina, containing twenty-five (25) acres, more or less and bounded as follows, to-wit: On the North by lands of Ben A. Burgess; on the East by lands of Fd ward and Isaac Burgess; on the South by lands of the estate of -! ' Burgess; on the West by lands r R. A. Woods; being the tract of lar ' conveyed to me by P. L. Burgess bhis deed dateJ October 11th, 18Pf and recorded in Book 'X' at page 388 however, reserving from the opera tion of this deed one (1) acre in thr North-east corner of the above de scribed land, whereon Union Methodist church is now situate. ALSO All that certain piece, parcel < tract of land in the County of V" liamsburg, and State of South Carolina. containing fifty-four (54) acres and bounded as follows, to-wit: 0" I the Morth by lands of Rina Burgess: on me East by lands of the estate r WjD. Coker; on the South by lands ofrHughey Graham: on the West ' 1 lands of S. W. Gowdv. and Denr; I Mouzon. The said premises will he sold ! parcels or tracts as above described., Purchaser to pay for papers. J. D. BRITTOV. 1 j Clerk of Court of Common P'eas f I I Williamsburg Countv. S. C. (l0-19-3t ' ! To prevent a cold, take 666 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS STRAID OR STOLEN?Large lemon! and white hound bitch; mostly white ' with lemon ears and few sports, f name Lula. Liberal reward. J. J. s M. Graham, Jr., Cades, S. C. a EOR SALE?One good cook stove for sale at a bargain. \Y. \V. Roddie. King-tree. S. C. 10-19-11. . FOR SALE?Ten head of hogs, corn fat and ready for slaughter. Lot will weigh about 2,000 gross. Write best offer to \V. H. Parnell. R. F. D. No. 1, Kingstree, S. C. 10-19-2tp. FOR SALE?Several fine Barred Rock cockerals, March hatched; excellent egg strain. Price S2.0O each. Apply to C. D. Cottingham, Salters ; Depot. S. C. 10-12-2tp. ; WANTED?Forty or fifty young cat-; , tie, bulls, steers and heifers, under three years old, and fat oxen. Write or >ee W. E. Nesmith. Kingstree, S. C. 10-12-2tp.; ; FOR SALE?Guersey heifer calf five months old from heavy milking dairy stock. Sacrifice price. $25 Also several good milk cows fresh. R. H. Ervin, Henry, S. C. 10-5-3tc. j ; FOR SALE?One eight horse-power Stover Kerosene engine; one seven horse-power Economy gasoline engine. Both in first-class riltming condition. Will sell at a bargain i to quick buyer. Apply to or address The County Record, Kingstree, S. C. 8-10-tf. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. ; Notice is hereby given, that the un-, dersigned will apply to W. E. Snow j /Icn .Tii#inro r\f Prnhnfn fnv tViA fniintv l of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, at his office in Kingstree S. C., at 11 o'clock a. m., 'on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1922, for final discharge and letters dismissory as administrator of the estate of William W. Mishau, deceased. S. B. GORDON, Administrator of the Estate of William W. Mishau, deceased. l0-19-5tp. D' | BUILD E "i PS Lum a < DEVO] H Kingstree, fa Notice To fel |9 WE HAVE .4 ?j| ICES OF MB. LES |?g FENCED SAUSAG lg WITH SOME OFT |a FOR SOME TIME, |j| ICES TO OUR FOI |a| NISH OUR CUSTC jjj EVER IN THE PJ Eg \VE APPRE( |j| TRONAGE GIVEN |j| TIME TO TIME T( PI TRADE AND ASS UCTS SHALL BE J Q STANDARD AT A] |jj IF YOU ARE I IN TOUCH W THAT WE AI UCTS FROM NATI TUBED ANYWHE Kingstre / ' j&i Typewriter Supplies. ki Users of Typewriters will find a ^ ull stock of ribbons, corbon paper,! ? econd sheets and typewriters paper it The County Record Office. tf. j 666 cures Malarial Fever. * 8 ^ x & Exclusive Moc I X INDIVIDUALITY, sty] X A in materials and workm istics of every hat bearing V mpr< "IabeL Leaders at the ] *> ^ady Baltimore" Hats are J0J designers. Our showing X and most popular e 1 Nachmai | Lake City, vvvvvvvvvvvvv^ AAVWWS?^WWvA*WWWW E$3$E$3S3SS A3EE ERS SUPPLY COM 5EST PLACE TO BUY" ber and Building Materii E PAINTS and VARNIS Hie Public: SECURED THE PERM LIE PENFIELD, WHO E MAKER, HAYING BE HE BEST KNOW MA AND THE ADDITION ?CE PUTS US IN POSI )MERS WITH BETTER! 1ST. MATE THE EVER-IN* US, WHICH HAS ENA] ) IMPROVE OUR SEE URE OUR PATRONS TI UiPT AT THE HIGHE LL TIMES. ; NOT ONE OF OUR CUf 1THUS. WE WANT {E MAKING AS MARK YE GROWN STOCK AS RE e Sausage I . MILLER, Proprie When you need printed matter, any ind, The Record is the place to have done. Send us your order for Job Printi?. We only do the best work. To prevent a cold, take 666. AiyiiUiYV'VVV'V'VVVV hft, 1 ies in g 1 "mis !e and exceptional quality j ? anship are the character- 51? the famous ""Lady Balti- J | Baltimore Fashion Show, the creations of master o of this season's newest TJ ffects is inclusive. n's Fashion Shop x - - S. C. I 3933EEEEEEJ3ER3. f S PANY I lis ffl IHES H South Carolina | infinnfTf,T?HMnnHi iTOl^TOTiTOTOTml ? I I ANENT SERV- % ! IS AN EXPER- ? 1EN EMPLOYED i NUFACTURERS \ .< OF HIS SERY- ? TION TO FUR^PVTPF TTT \ V Ids CREASING PA- |3 BLED US FROM ?j$ VICE TO THE fig IAT OUR PROD- p| 1ST POSSIBLE M 3TOMERS NOW, ||j TO PROVE TO Ig ETABLEPROD- Eg ! 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