The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 05, 1915, Image 2
M Um PostonVw at
OL? as ftocond Clmmm Matter
l'HN?\\l, MENTION.
Miss Alene Harby In at home ftmm
AsheMlls.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Aman, or
Bishop Mile, are In the city today.
Mrs. C YV McOrew has returned
from Elloree. where she spent the pust
week with her mother, who has been
?alte sick.
Miss Berths Muttman Is upending
sometime In WushtngtC**, D. C.
Mrs. J. H. Archer la visiting friends
la Greenville.
Mrs. Al*t.?n Stubbs has gone to Ox?
ford. N. C. to spend the summer with
her mother.
Mrs. Geo. F. Rhame. of Camden. Im
visiting her mother. Mrs. Hall on Boat
liberty Htreet.
Mr. Ben F. Myers, of Hagood, and
O. H. McCutchen. of Wlsacky. , well
known here, are In attendance on the
Federal court at Charleston.
Mr. K. A. Weld m Is in C harleston
?a business.
Mr. Albert MaaW, of Philadelphia,
who has been xlsltlng here has gone
la Pawley n Island to visit Mr. H. J.
Hwr by.
Mrs. T. H. Auld has returned to her
home In Kastover, after a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Htanslll, on
West Liberty Htreet.
Mrs. C. W. Htanslll has returned
from a visit to friends In Eastover.
Miss? Aural Leb by la at home from
Coker College
Massen Kthel Green. Hille Gregg
and Hande Kdinunds, are three Hum
ter girls recently returned from col?
lege.
Mlaa Julia Wright is at home from
Randolph-Macon College for tho sum?
mer montha
Mr. Bailey Butler left Monday af
taraoon for Laurensvllle. Va.. where
he will work In a printing olltce.
Married.
Mr. T. E. Hinson. Jr.. and Mrs.
Ines Davis McOilvray of Greenville,
were married at 8 o'clock last evening
by Rev. W. E. Thayer, pastor of the
Irat Baptist Church, at the parsonage
em Bast Liberty street. The bride Is
^tighter of Rev. J. V. Davis of the
?Xn line Conference. Mr. Hin?
te well known and popular In this
having been eoaneoted. in an of
tl capacity, with th? Wlthempoon
Co., for iuaii> years.
The Children* Playground*.
The playground committee of the
Civic League has arranged to give un.|
entertainment in the Tabernacle Wed?
nesday evening. June 9th, for the pur?
pose of raising funds to purchase ad?
ditional equipment for the playground
and to enlarge the work that has been
so beneficial to the children. The
programme that has been arranged
will afford entertainment for young
and old and at tho conclusion of the
exercises tee cream and cake will be
sold, aii wb.. are Interested In Ike
Civic League work should attend.
I
Aged IsmI) Dirt*.
Msyesvtlle. June 2.?Mrs. Hortense
Nettles died here yesterday afternoon
after nn Illness of several weeks fol
lowing an attack of paralysis MM
was 78 years of age and was a con
slstent member of thes Presbyterian
Chun h f<?r nearly ul! of her life. I
over 30 years and since the death of
Isar husband, the late John Nettles,
ehe hsd made her home with her
daughter. Mrs. R C. Mayea Besides
Mra Msyee, the deceased Is sur\i. <i
by three other children: Mrs. Hattle
Wells of Florence. John Nettles of
Dillon, and orrnnhy B. Nettles t,{ Sum
ter. Hhe leaves one brother. Ilewgff
Haynsworth of Humter. and one ulster.
Mra Psullne MoCoWr. of Florence.
The funer d service* were held
this mornln* if ? '. ,i? flo- lit. home
of the derea*' I b< ing < oinliM" ,| t>v
the RgW, 11 Li Grlcr. and the remains
were taken to Humter for Interment in
a. Humter rerm terv.
?... |o Sh k Daughter h lh?d*hlc.
Mm It D, I?ee. accompanied by
PT two sons. Messr*. John and DoBaff
U have gone to N. w York to be at
tbr be l*l<l. ..f h. ! d itightei . Mrs
Dtck*. ?h" 1 '?'? im. mo ill sever,il tl.
ajio that her life haa been gsapalrsd
of Teaterday fro nd* ot the famlh
h*??rd from New York that Mrs.
I M<** condition rem lined uio'hanged.
but no news has been received today.
Tosaalo Club Meeting.
The meeting tf laa TsSnSU CHlhi
of Humter county heretofore announo
ed for June Hh has been poe4pOew?l
until y 10th.
Marv f.emmon,
Hupervlsor Torna!" Cfehg, Sumte,
County.
Five months ago tbe Republic .t.
atra?grs*pers were 11 ill IS I 'hub.
Whltm.n wa* presidential Umber,
N?w If Sag Intimate he is S ?wh the.
mm tell gw? he H WM** than rh.t
? Houston Post.
cost OF REVIVAL.
Statement Tata-made and Bob
Jones' E.x|icn*o Accounts.
Tabernacle Account.
By amount OOllSCtcd for taber?
nacle.$900.0?
Paid H 15. Khcrly for material
for labelmade.$600.00
IM I T. R White for labor. . 24 l.tl
llalanee on hand. 65.38
$900.00
l-'orw arded and transferred to
Bob Jones expense account 111.11
Totul amount collected for gen?
eral expenses.1,246.6s
$1,302.06
Paid for printing.$ 34.75
Barrel of parallne oil. 8.33
Bunting and decorations .... 22.25
Hack hire. 7.00
Care of Tabernacle. 3 4.25
Hardware. 18.2t'?
Postage and telegrams. . . . 4.00
Wiring. 2.50
Drayuge. 3.75
Pencils. .40
Hotel bill for Bob Jones and
party. 198.80
Chair rent. 11.25
Five hymn books. l.tl
Kent of bicycle for Meinardl . 5.00
Klectric light bill. 14.11
Meal ticket for Jose Klllot. . 15.0?
Fx press. 1.0&
Buttons and badges. 2.00
Uallroad expenses for Jones
party. 200.00
Salary of O. H. Melnardi . 250.00
Salary of Mr. and Mrs. Mc?
Kenzie. 240.0?)
Salary of Mrs. Allison. . . . 160.00
Balance on hand. 27.91
$1,302.06
Balance on hand.$27.98
Owing to the fact that not quite
enough had been collected to i>ay the
expenses <>t the Jones party, the com?
mittee decided to apply the $55.38 left
from the building fund to this ac?
count. The balance on hand of $27.97
the committee has decided to give to
the Civic League Nurse Fund on July
1st, It having been decided to wait i)
month in order that, if there are any
outstanding bills, they might be paid.
$10.00 of this balance will be given to
the fund for a spccillc purpose; the
remainder, generally.
L. D. Jennings,
Chairman Financial Committee
Death.
From Him Lilly Item. June 1.
Mrs. llattie iniK.utt dp d this morn?
ing at 10 o'clock after a long Hintat?.
She spent several months this spring
in a hospital In Richmond, Va., retim?
ing home several weeks ago with her
health somewhat improved and her
relatives and many friends were en?
couraged to hope for her recovery.
The improvement was. however, only
temporary and she has been gradually
sinking for the past several weeks,
ami her death was not unexpected.
She was a daughter of the late A. D.
Bicker of this city and is survived by
her stepmother, Mrs. Annie L. Bicker,
and three brothers, Messrs. E. P.
Kicker and Oeo. K Bicker of this city
and Mr. Fred Bicker of Maine. Her
husband, Mr. Lucius B. Doilant, died
several years ago.
The funeral services will be at
5.30 o'clock tomorrow, Wednesday, af?
ternoon from tho residence of Mrs.
Annie L. Bicker, on North Main street.
Jealous Negress Carves Neighbor.
from The I >iily Item. June 1.
"The Jealous Wife" would serve for
the title of a short story from real life,
enacted on Fast Canal street last
night. TIM Rat role was taken by
LtM Calhoun. who entered the seen*?
S n h a vicious looking Ralfs in her
in. to add a little atmosphere. The
.>. ,h it t h< home of Lavlnia
l>l\i?n. and the atmosphere was creat
l I IThOO Livlnla felt the touch of the
aoM Reel rahiagj across her thront,
tana, needless to say. being the
'Guiding spirit' of the steel. It all
happened because Lena's husband f??? -
. i Uli "till death do u* part" clause
in his wedding VOW, and paid too
n i h attention to I?a\inia Dlxon,
This didn't suit Lena, erne remember'
sd perfectly that she had taken hub?
by "f<?r better of for worst'," so she
lmm< dl ktel; proeeded to de her
? woist" to Lnvlnls with ? pocket
knife, l.-vlnla Is in the hands of the
dootoffi and Lens is resting, In i polios
OOll t'. await further developments.
Wisaeky News Notes.
Wlsacky, June I.?The farmers are
having n dhS <?uraglng time, trying t ?
?ntboff tin- small grain. OfJ account of
so much rain. I'nless the WSOthef
conditioni Improve real soon the grain
will ht badly damaged, it' housed at
all.
Tin crop eondltloni generally are
rery unfavorable, All crops on Ion
lands er HI be almost ji total loss.
I*ist week Mr. Thomas had the mis
fortune le i'?s?- his house with all its
contents h\ Uro, His family bareK
? i iped in Ihelr night clothes, This is
ii hoary blow to Mr. Thomaa as he is
a poor man with a large family, He
,ins the nymnathj of the entire ronv
l inanity.
ATTENDANT t RECOntiS, .1)11-1915.
first Grade Girl?.
Not tartly:
Oliv? Brown,
Kails Uns Campbolli
Roolns rhu ho,
Iva Boll FolSOm,
Augusta Jennings, *
Fru nces McLaurln,
Isnbol MoKagen,
Olivia Till (entered after
mas.)
Catherine McKain.
Not absent:
Ethel Kennedy,
Frederica Stoudenmire,
Catherine McKain.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Catherine McKain.
Christ -
First tirade Hoys.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Ralph Grant,
Charles Tucker,
James Warren,
Guy Warren. *
Not tardy:
Lorenzo Bateman,
Jim Cherry,
LeRoy Dixon,
Paul Ducom,
Joe Drakcford .(After Christmas.)
Bossard Dick, (After Christmas.)
Ralph Grant,
Francis Holinan,
Clifton Hurst,
Jack Jackson,
Haynsworth Pitts, (After Christ?
mas.)
David Reaves,
Willie Swan.
Charles Tucker,
Elwln Turner,
William Sanders, (After Christmas.)
James Warren,
Guy Warren,
Estrldge Ward, (After Christmas.)
David Cothran,
Tharddeus IOdena, (After Christ?
mas.)
First tirade.
Not tardy for year:
James Dlanding,
Kenneth Beck,
Georgo White,
J. R, Adams,
Lollie May Andrews,
Horace Harby,
Ruby Brown,
Helen Gllreath.
Ruth Brown,
Sophio Vogel.
Ethel Lawrence,
Marguerite Hcaffe,
Mary Greene.
Kate Thome,
Sc<anu1 Gradi
W':n?ieii Turner,
lemlne ?icott,
Sarah Belser,
John Harwick,
Caroline Harby,
J. C. Cooper,
Lillian Smith.
Leon Chandler,
Archie McGee,
Harrol Cuttlno,
Champion Edmunds,
Virginia Guy,
Annie Brown,
Henry Tisdale,
Nannie Sue Simpson,
Oaka Suiter,
Eddie White.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Wendell Turner,
E.ldie White.
Not absent for year:
Wendell Turner,
Eddie White.
Second tirade Girls.
Not absent:
Etta Ward,
Kate Du Rant,
Beatrice Barksdale,
lvllth Pateman,
Mary Holman,
Emma Hurst,
Harriet Chandler,
Lucile Cox,
Camllle Rcld,
Ruby Welch,
Sallle Suiter.
Marie Christ maa (entered after
Christmas.)
Not absent:
Catherine Jennings,
Beatrice Barksdale,
Emma Hurst,
Camllle Reid,
Neither absent nor tardy:
Emma Hurst.
Beatrice Barksdale,
Camllle Reid,
Second Grndo Hoys.
Not tardy:
Joe Campbell,
Alfred Gregg,
Aigis Holland,
Roseer Kennedy,
Crawford Lamb,
Charles McKagen.
Third tirade Girls.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Esther I lateen,
iieieu Ingram.
Kot tardy:
Mabel Hurst,
Nell Folsom,
Margaret i>l?k.
Juanita Weeks,
Krms Bultman,
< lerl ru le Hatchell,
Annie Woggoman,
Rather < Hiteen,
Helen Ingram {
N<?t absent:
Uenevlvs Buck, 4 m
Margaret Cherry.
Esther Osteen,
Helen Ingram.
Third Grade Boys.
Not absent: ?
Shclton Wactor.
Not tardy:
Shelton Wactor.
Carl Dixon,
Joreph Darr,
Jamea Daniele,
Ansel King,
Horace Darr,
Mac Jenkins,
John Whilden,
Wilbur Leory,
R. S. Griffln,
Hugh McLaurln,
Perry Moses,
Oliver Sholar,
Joseph Warren,
DelRUir Wadsford,
Hazel Chandler.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Shelton Wactor.
Fourth Grade.
Not absent:
Mildred DeLorme,
Uleta- Jennings,
Btnmle Osteen,
Guignard Wilder.
Not tardy:
Mildred DeLorme,
Camilla DuKant,
Margaret Edmunds,
Marion Foxworth,
Susie Gregg,
Florence Hurst,
Cecile Eide,
Henry Eigon,
Willie McKagen.
Audrey Schwerin,
Mary Sparks,
Guignard Wilder.
Neither absent nor tardy.
Mildred DeEorme,
Guignard Wilder.
Fourth Grade Boys.
Not tardy:
Albert Alderman,
Donald Auld,
Marion Curtis,
James Archie Davis,
Jack Causloy, (After Christmas.)
Franklin Jackson,
William Moran,
Warren Richardson,
Clinton Wheeler,
Oscar .Cennedy,
Darby White.
Not absent:
Philip Jennings,
Randolph Guthrie,
I sard Pitts, (After Christmas.)
Par by White.
Neither absent nor lardy:
Darby White.
Fifth Grade Girls.
Not absent:
Hannah White,
Ethel Bynum,
Genevleve Smith,
Not tardy:
Eillle Mae Strange,
Juanita White.
Maggie Huggins,
Katherine McKagen,
Dolly Scurry,
Margaret Sanders,
Mildred Wactor,
Elizabeth Owens,
Hallie Lesesne,
Doris Moses,
Neither absent nor tardy:
Hannah White,
Ethel Bynum,
Genevievo Smith,
Fifth Grade Boys.
Not tardy:
Vcrnon Lawrence,
Alken Kennedy,
Allister Wheeler,
Benny Alpert,
Chas. Haynsworth,
Harry Birchi rd,
E. G. Shuler,
Robert Thames,
Willie Barrett,
Robert Bland,
I Henry McLaurin,
Bert DeLorme,
Frank Clarke,
Marion Phelps,
George McKiever,
Henry Shelor,
De Saussure Edmunds,
llarral Whilden.
Not absent:
Benny Alpert,
Harry Blrchard,
Edward Buck.
Marion Phelps,
Blending Upshur,
Chas. Cuttino,
Bert DeLorme,
Neither absent nor tardy:
Edward Buck,
Benny Alpert,
Bert DeLorme,
Harry Blrchard,
Marion Phelps, i
Blandlng Fpshur,
Sixth Grade Girls.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Jessie Lynn Smith.
Catherine Warren.
Not absent:
Ullis McCollum,
Jessie Lynn Smith.
Catherine Warren.
Not tardy.
Thelma Carr,
Isabel Jennings,
Alice Bynum,
Carmel McKiever.
Elizabeth WaRgoman,
Doris McCollum,
Jessie Lynn Smith.
Catherine Warren.
Sixth Grade Boye.
Nol tardy:
Hilton Dickson,
George McKagen,
Blanding Nettles,
Julius Pitts,
Sheldon Reynolds,
DuPre Rhame,
Charlton Walsh.
Not absent:
John R. Haynsworth,
Oliver Mathis,
Charlton Walsh.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Charlton Walsh.
il
Seventh Grade Girls.
Not tardy:
Ruth Atkinson, ? j
Ruth Lyon,
Naomi Shearer,
Wilbur Nettles, ?,
Margaret Beaumont,
Ellie May Allen,
Emma Reynolds,
Mary Tolar,
Loulic Folsom,
Katie Reardon,
Marlon Jackson.
Neither absent nor tardy: ?ht?
Katie Reardon, ( ? ,t
Marion Jackson.
Not absent:
Blanche Spann,
Eva Chandler, jp ?
Katie Reardon, ? ^ ,
Marion Jackson. <
Seventh Grade Boys.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Robert Edmunds,
Claude Smith.
Alexander Tisdalo,
Edward Booth,
James Boney.
Not absent:
Robert Edmunds,
Claude Smith,
Edward Booth, }' .
Alexander Tisdale,
James Boney.
Not tardy:
Robert Edmunds,
Claude Smith,
James Boney.
Archie Phelps,
Douglas Cheyne,
Henry Edmunds,
Hal Witherspoon,
Leslie Schwartz,
Alexander Tisdale,
Edward Booth,
First Year High School.
Not tardy:
Mary Bland.
Lila Brown,
Constance Bultman,
Marian Bynum,
Mary Da/r,
Elizabeth Lesesne,
Elizabeth Osteen,
Thelma Turner.
Not absent:
Thelma Tuner.
Jeannette White,
Neither absent nor tardy:
Thelma Turner.
First Year High School Boys.
Not absent:
Nelson Bradley,
Gerald Causley, (After Christmas.)
Clemens Foresman.
Not tardy:
Gerald Causley, (After Christmas.)
Leland Edmunds,
Richard Gallagher,
Aaron Green,
Marion Hurst.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Gerald Causley.
Second Year 'High School Girls.
Not absent:
Dorothy Burns,
Virginia Hill,
Margie Kennedy, ]
? ? ? i
Gladys Chandler. i
Not tardy:
Kate Baker, ^ *
Lucile Brunson, '* * t ( j
Mary Brunson,
Blanche Cato, ' ' 1 '
Marguerite Chandler,
Annie Churchill, ! :
Frances DeLorme,
Margaret Luckey,
Myrtle Pace,
Emma Pinckney,
Marie Price, '
Marian Raffleld,
Caroline Richardson,
Kiltie Stubbs,
Gladys Chandler.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Gladys Chandler.
Second Yenr High School Boys.
Not tardy:
Richard Baker.
Zache Darr,
('has. McGrow, !' ?
Eugone Purdy,
Samuel Sanders,
Robert Team,
Henry Thomas.
Not absent:
Zache Darr,
( has. McGrew,
Henry Thomas.
Neither absent nor tardy:
/ache Darr,
('has. McGrew, .
Ifenrv Thomas.
Third Year High School Girls.
Not absent:
Helena Bultman,
Gladys CutUno,
Muriel Hattield,
Olive Spann,
Maggie I*ou White,
Not /ardy:
Daisy Allen,
Mary Adda Booth,
Helena Bultman, f / ? ?JjL
Hallie Cuttino, | #f '
Muriel Hatfield,
Coleen McKagea,
Margaret McKiever,
Mildred Nettlee, 1 1.
Elna Ram?y, f ?
Olive Spann, *
Margaret Waggoman,
Maggie Lou White,
Neither absent nor tardy:
Helena Bultman,
Muriel Hatfield,
Olive Spann, ^
Maggie Lou White,
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Third Year High School Boys.
Not tardy:
im
Leslie Boney, j j4
Edward Brogdon, / " f
Hal Clarke,
Raymond Blanding.
Not absent:
Leslie Boney,
Robert Marlon.
Neither absent nor tardy;
Leslie Boney,
- ' r<I*i
Fourth Year Hi h School, *i~m.
Not tardy for one year: |
Anna Bryan,, jrf'lfe
Ann Eliza Brunson, ???" Sj. a-]
Minnie DeLorme, \ !%, t
Colzy Heriot, ^ ,'\ . ^ . |
Sara Edmunds
Elizabeth Hood,
Edith Williamson.
Not tardy for eight years:
Minnie DeLorme, u
Sara Edmunds,
Not tardy for eleven years:
Elizabeth Hood,
Not tardy for ten years:
Anna Bryan.
Not absent for year: >
Albert Brogdon,
George Rowland,
Charles Wilson,
Rowland Boyle,
Alwin Burns. d *
Not tardy for year: ,
Albert Brogdon, i" f
James Sanders, '
George Rowland,
Mac Stubbs,
Marion Tolar,
Charles Wilson, !
Aha Solomon*.
Not tardy for three years:
Alva Solomona
Not tardi tor elavsai years:
Charles WilSOD.
Mac Stubbs,
George Rowland.
Not tardy while attending
Schools:
Marion Tolar,
Albert Brogdon.
Neither absent nor tardy
year:
Albert Brogdon. .
George Rowland.
Charles Wilson,
Fifth Year High School.
Not absent:
Miss Kate Hinson,
Ansley Hurst.
Not tardy: 0
Miss Thelma Bultman,
Miss Kate Hinson, ?
Miss Marie DuRant, ?
Ansley Hurst.
Thomas Monaghan, j ?
Julius Stubbs.
Neither absent nor tardy:
Miss Kate Hinson,
Ansley Hurst.
Not tardy in twelve years:
Miss Thelma Bultman,
Ansley Hurst.
Thomas Monaghan,
Julius Stubbs.
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We can't see much justico in the
plea that Frank's sentence be com?
puted to life imprisonment. He
should be hung or acquitted.?Orange
burg Times and Democrat.
A physician says that personal test
has shown him that buttermilk is an
Intoxicant What would happen to
that fellow if he ever took a nip of
real liquor.-?News and Courier.' i ?
RAT CORN
pest nt and mlea exterminatormao>.
Killt quickly ?nd absolutely wlthoutonor.
Mummifies?tu,is preventing decomposi?
tion. Better thin ill the" traps I a the
World. Insist on ?.etuime HAT CORN.
50e, li at dealers or by mall, poifr
BOTANICAL MFC. CO.
4th A Rae* St:, Philadelphia, Po
Geo H. Hurst,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Prompt Attention to Day or
NI|MClll?.
AT J. 0. Crtlf Old Sttnd, ;N. St in
Phone* tS? 201