The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, November 15, 1917, Page Page 4, Image 4
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; 3>tiort JitiNiit ol
Jir. li. T. Cation, of Clu raw, was
ii. the city Monday.
County Treasurer J. A. AVelsh, is
very busy these days collecting taxes.
Messrs. J. C. Plackwoll, John Nickolsonand
others of Jefferson were in
the city Mcfnday.
Tailor made suits delivered in six i
days. No altering whei^they come.
See? TEAL-'JONES CO.
1 here will be an important meetii ^
ol' the Stewards of St. l'aul Church
at the Peoples' bank, Saturday e.c i
in# at 8 o'clock.
i ho \\ adesboro Fair is goin<^ on |
this week, and several Che. terlicid j
i . - >
vjav in v guiug m in U1VIC lUUllJ .
Just received a new line of Chricttuas
I ies?in Holiday boxes thi y
arc beauties. 1 fc.AL.-JOl'Ji-3 CO.
Congressman \V. F. Stevenson v. as
in ine city Monday. He returns to
V? ashin^ion cmiy in December lor
iu.oenei nine nioiuns session of conK
iec our large stock of high Boots
wince, black, dait Uid and vici $4 to
J valuco, at $4 to $o.50.
t . i\. N1 CHOi-SON & SON
aeifeson, S. e.
.iaines Ilenry, tlie three-yeai-okl
son of Mr. and airs. L); C. Therru.l,
.H.3V AIIUI^IU^ lit t.i! I1UU.V U1 liu
parents and was buried on Friday at
iiuj ewell cemetery, the Rev. J. K.
, uiiieiatmg.
'there will be a meeting of the Captist
Woman's Missionary t>oeieky at '
tile Chesterfield lh.plist Church Fri- '
<lay alter noon at o'clock.
We are crowded tor room, go^ is |
must move, get busy and select your ^
winter wants 1 rom thj new stock of
goods. *1 tiAL-JONES CO. I
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..Ir. Will II. Cra'K returned to At-ia
lai .a yesterday afternoon, after j
sj>. ading a month's vacation with has',
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Craig. '
Mrs. i'raijr goes to Wadesboro today
to visit her parents for a few weeks, (
ami wili join Mr Craig in Atlanta. Ir
Give us your order for that Thanks- }
giving suit. V/e guarantee to please (
you. We always fit you. J
i\ A. NICHOLSON & SON t
Jefferson, S. C. 1
V niiiiiiiMN'mnnt is mniln in mint nor >
column of a sale of the late K. N.
Koilfoarn estate. This sale is of per- t
.social property and contains some ;
valuable items. I j
1 lie Charleston News and Cornier,
daisy and Sunday, is now deli ered
in Chesterfield on the same day as 1
published. It arrives at the post of- <
bee at about litdtl. This ouifiit to 1
materially increase the circulation in
? hestertield of ili;.-> excellent pa. or. \l
r. Albert .1, Kddins and M iss Mae '
J)avis surprised iheir friends last '
Thursday by being quietly married'
by the Rev. .). I.. Tyler tit the Mctho<
1 is' 1'arsonaire. Mr. Kddins is a pros- j
perous young farmer near town. Mr-.
Kddins is the daughter of .Mr. and
Air . A. 1?\ Da*.* .
the largest 'lock of it r nats,
shuts and hosiery ji .t arrived. All "
new sly la and coi >r?.
P. A. NICHOLSON & SON
Jefferson, S. C. 1
I
Mr. .lot* K. Sowell, :i popular Ches- i
R 1 I 1 .... r ? I, - CLll. U c./.i l/vn iifUn I
I I'll t'J oi mi* IIII'MI r??-\ 11" 11 j ? m/ ?
vol ii,t( i ivl for the Ambulance Corps ^
Inst sun; nor, and who hits boon .-t - j
tinned t<>r the 1 I few months t
Allon o'vii, I'a., as a member of the ;i
A ilcniown section No. 5'J (J United \
States Army, has heen home for the
past Wee'; oi, a 1 Ui'lojtfh. .loe hits |
heen very husy shaking hands with
>i ^ numerous friends. Me enjoyed r
the ( ounty Fair, and will leave Fn- ,
'i y iiivht t<> rejoin his section tit
Adcntown. Joe reports Isom Teal >
and Martus River are both " tii j
n'oi;;'1 nicely at A llenlown, and that!
they e\p.'(M to come home Christinas. "
Joe is loud in his prai-es of ,h kind '
treatment, that the Southern boys
in the Ambulance section have been
receiving from the n.en and ladies '
- V I V.I I...,, 1
JIIUIHWIYII. I . . .y
h ve u s|)ccial invil ion to take din- 1
nor in the homes of tho ^ood people '
there, nn<! they are offered the use
of private baths, and every other con- I
venience arid luxury possible. !>?>
list irrt "n is made l/.v the peo >le id'
Allentown between otr.< is and men;
the only rpiestion is whether one t e- i
haves as a irentienian or not and bis .
rank has nothing to do wi h t lie In t- i
ter. This is quite different from ihe
tales that come from Columbia, as to
treatment received by the men there,
Jot? has been promoted and it now a
rat class private.
I
^ioeu/ JiUcretit i
.Mr. (.?. \V. Duvall, of Choraw, was
in Chesterfield Monday.
Mr. K. Walker Duvall, of ( horaw,
was in Chesterlicdd Wednesday.
Mrs. Kli/.a Maneum, of Dapadand,
is the truest this week of Mr. and M;s.
C. I'. Manhunt.
Miss Clements, of I.ilesville, N. C., '
has accepted a position as s enatjiapher
with Mr. ,1. A. Knijrht.
Mesdames Annie Craijr, (loo ire
!'r.iip and DaHa? (Irijrtrs, of Wad s
boio, visited relatives in ('hcsterfield
I st week.
SO casus Compound Lard bought
right. Sec us for case lots.
P. A. NICHOLSON & SON
Jefferson, S. C.
.Messrs Manna & Municy have opened
up law ollices in the Hank of (4ierfiw
building at Chcraw with Mr. R K.
Manna in personal charge. Mr.
Charles L. Iluijey will have charge of
the Chesterfield ofliee. The f iei.d-.
of Mr. ami Mrs. Manna regret to lose
them from the social life of Chesterfield.
We have the largest and most complete
stock or dry goods, shoes and
Notions ever.
P. A. NICHOLSON SON
Jefferson, S. C.
Next Sunday, the last Sunday before
the meeting of the South 0aroma
Conference in Mishopville Nov.)
L'lst promises to be a very busy day i
.villi the Uev. .!. I.. Ty'er, pastor of I
Lho Chesterfield Charge for ho is to j
ireaeh at /oar at 1 1 A. M., Shiloh .'5 1
l\ M., St. Paul 7 P. M. Larjro concremations
will jcroot Mr. Tyler on 1
lis last round. He is closing his four'
,'ear's work on Chesterfield Charme. I
Gentlemen: A few Overcoats to bet
old at 10 per cent discount. Call
ind look them over. Teal-Jones Co.
First Class Private Henry I)oujc- ]
ass, Clerk of Company I, ll.Slh In- ]
antry, was home from Camp Sevier, ]
it Greenville, to take in the Annual '
'ounty Fair. Not many men would i
esit'n a position as Bank Cashier, '
ike Henry Doujjlass did, and volun- ]
eer their services as a private in the <
triny. This Chesterfield boy is met- .
inm on line in the Army. Henry's i
'riends will follow his Army career
\.;h interest. I
i t. Lieut. P. A. Murray, .Jr., Cni- 1
d States Marine Corps, is home on
i week's furloujch, after having com*
iloio.l . ?n. . ?*..? - - I
. .. ..... I .. ?11 I :I> Ill IIIO
Ilii-'-rs . hoiii at Quaatico, V'a. "Fat" '
'iti'iI tin .Marine Corps as a 2d
ill. and his fr ends aie j;l <1 to
to'e that h<- has been just promoted
o a First Lieutenant. He has been
e signed to the bill Heuiment of the <
tlarine, which is understood to be an
Ker-seas Ib jcinient, and it is thoiicht '
heir destination is Ita!.;. I
11N1STERIAL EDUCATION DAY I
Next Sunday has been designated >
the State ISapt.st < "or. \ <nt'on us
nistet iu! Kilt; v.tioii I'.iy and ail ,
Su.. lay S h "i! of Che t rlield
e . i ' . ! tly rt uuested to niahe | ^
heir contributions as liberal as pes- j ,
.ide for 11:is purpose. Let us do our,'
est IL S. I-UNDKUBLIUL j
BR1TTSV1LLK I
Mrs. A. W. Britt <lc-li^cHtfully en-1 1
.ertained the Woman's Club at the j
a. t meeting. j
\ great many in the Community
it tended the lair at Chesterfield last .
veek.
.Mrs. 1). M. iiarentine and daugh- <
or, .Miss Annie, and Mrs. Ben Kobeor,
and ehildren, spent Sunday after- tooon
at the home of .Mr, A. W.
Jritt.
Mr. 11 owe! I Rivers is visiting his!
lurenls here.
.t!r. and Mrs. ('has. Ford, of Vir'inia,
are visiting Mrs Ford's father,
1 r. J. W. Vales.
Mr. R. I.. Ri/et. has sold his plan
'on here ai.d a ill move to the low.*
part of the State the last of the
,ear. 'II. 'V have manj frien !.-? lu re
.7ho will regret very much to s-e
Item leave.
Mr. II. li. Brown had a letl- r from
ies brother, .Mr. Roland, alio has
loineu Hie navy and is now stationed
In Ww Vori>, : .tying that he was very
iii with pleurisy. We hope for him,
a speedy recovery.
That delicious Stone Cake is attain
on sale at the A. I'-. Davis Market.
This is the finest pound cake on the
market. Try it once ind you will
save yourself the trouble of baking
cal.e hereafter.
FOR SALE ,
A splendid fifty acre farm near
Shiloh church five miles from Chester- !
field. A. T. DAVIS,
Merccrsburg, Pa.
35-p Mercersburg Academy, '
FOR SALE
Eight shares of Bank stock in the '
Bank of Chesterfield. Will sell at
$ 1 10.00 each. Address me at Hump- '
ton, S. C. II. II. KERKISON. <
3t:35.
.1 room Cottage, Scotch Ave., Ches- '
terlield. R- C Will ?r>ll :it ;i luirir-iin '
For price and tern's. See or write. I
35-p W. J. WALLACE,
Radio, N. C. |
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Report of Road Commissioner .
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP 1 1
Quarter Ending Sept 30, 1917 j
Aug. 9th? 0
Reed. of County Supervisor. $302.00 i
Carried from 191G by J. W.
Jordan 9.75 !
Carried front 1910 by W. L.
Jordan 20.00
Total $331.75
Disbursements as Follows 1
May 4?
Z. Z. Middle1.on, 2 V& days .. $2.50 1
Van Robertson, 2V& days ... 2.30
Vernie Horton 1 day 1.00 <
Wj.llac" Stevens, 1 day 1.00
Ad'Ce l'oncl:, 3 days 3.00 1
William .lowers, 3 days . . . 3.00
Walter .Towers, 2 days 2.00 1
Richard Rurk, 2 days 1.80
Ken/.ie Newman, 2 days . . . 2.00 *
Jim MeCaskill, 1% days ... 1.75
Ra.be Middleton, team 1 day 2.50
Oscar Funderburk, team 1 day 2.Q0
Nathan Ponds, team 1 day . . 2."0 1
Rud Morgan, overseeing 3 da. 3.75
Lee Mercantile Co., nails . . .25 '
Minor Jowers, team, 1 day . . . 2.50
Ed. Morton, team 1 day . . . 2.00 ?
Ed Morton, hauling lumber .75
Jas W. Knight, Comm 7.00 *
Aug. 15?
W. 11. Middleton, overseeing 1.00 1
I.. A. Munn, 1 day 1.00
F.onnie Munn, 1 day 1.00 1
Lewis Kirkley, 1 day 1.00
W. L. Catoe, 1 day 1.00
P. D. Catoe, 1 day 1.00
W. B. Catoe, 1 day 1.00
11. N. Catoe, 1 day 1.00 s
P. C. Morton, 1 day 1.00
J. A. Adcock, 1 day 1.00
C. E. Carter, 1 day 1.00 v
1. C. Sowell, 1 day 1.00
F.. W. Middleton, 1 day 1.00
M. Middleton, 1 day 1.00 I
I.ewis Moore, 1 day 1.00 /
K. A. Middleton, 1 day 1.00
i'. !i. Middleton, 1 day 1.00 J I
W. Middleton, 1 day 1.00
I.. S. Middleton, 1 day 1.00 I
Jim Munn, nails .75
Hilt I Morgan, overseeing and
warning hands I.ld
Middleton, work on bridge .00 '
lim Iloliey, work on bridge . '>t?
II. X. IJol'ey, work on br'dgo .r.o ! V
Prank Oliver, t" c I ' <ia. O.oo
IVm. 1 *rlf'.ith, I team 1 da . . 2.00 j v"
A. Nicholson te tin 'a day 1.50
snenee Boon, I day 1.00! 2
I- 1- row ..r ' .. ' .1 ! i
I'lircatt Bro , 2 teams I ?dn . 15.00 i I.
i*. 15.?.?* v. rii- 1 {, overseeing. 15.2.1 j
' lonroe H >r o, "hovels .. 4..10 1
Ff.hn Callage, team \U day 1 BO
.\ ill Waddle, team, day . . 1.10 .
I. I). P.oa'.v team l,'j day 1.50 j
). ! '. 15 <t, t??j. m 2 days .. 1.10 '
A. Bit ckw.ell, t -u.4 11". da. 00
\. J. l>. t< ai it days. . . 7.00
lie ;ry Mi'.-, Icnn 1 Vj days 15. .10 "
Press, y* '!(" , tj days . . . 1.00
Tin M c day< 2.00
Arthur i! rock, 1 day ... . 1.00 ~
' ' l!i" Tivers, 2 days 2.00
l*'.l. iSici.ean, lis day .50 '
Luce Iforton, 1 day 1.00
Jim layram, -1 days 4.00
Rvander I5.ti.er, 2 days 2.00 '
Jess Hayes, 1 day 1.00 f
John Catlnjre, 1 day 1.00
I'at Brooms, 2 days 2.00
Sam Hancock, d;.y .10
Bird Home, I day ..10 *
yviiik* lirooms, i <i iy 1.0(1
Ite'.ail iInrdw: re Co., ('? shovels 4.20
I. II. Kinlay on, overseeing 2 da 2.50
H. !l Finluyson, warning hands 1.50 j
IF II. Finlayson, team lit day 1.50
Fee Mercantile Co., file .... .30
IV.ail Hardware Co., 3 pie' s. 3 00 s
C. I.. Thomas, (earn 2 days . . . 4.00
Charlie linker, team 2 2-5 days 7.20
Son MeCaskill, team 7 hrs. 2.10 '
I.ee Mercantile Co., Plow points .35 ,
Andrew Newman team 1 day 3.00 (
I. F. I'elk, team I day 3.00
h. il. Melton, team HVj hours 2.50
W. ('. Middleton, team 5% hrs. 1.72 ^
J. I,4 Belk, overseeing 1 day 1.50
The JefTersonian, printing notice 3.75
das. VV. Knight, Comm 6.60
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Total paid out, Sept 30 $187.30 |
Bnl on hand \ 144.45
% Total . $331.75
SUCCESSFUL COUNTY FAIR
(Continued from page one)
Best quart field peas, Mrs. R. L.
Watson; 2d, Mrs. W. T. Rivers.
Best ?u:irt of tnmntnoo *>?
, ?- * ...V. wvuj iU ios L?U3*
de Williams; 2d, Mrs. Dr. Graham.
Best quart garden peas, Mrs. Nivjn
Lisenby; 2d, Mrs. S. C. Graham.
Best quart kraut, Miss Annie Kirkley.
Best quart butter beans, Miss Anlie
Kirkley; 2d, Mrs. K. C. Kirkley.
Best soup mixture, Miss Eliza
Oliver.
'Oliver; 2d, Miss Annie Kirkley.
Best pimentoes, W. llursey; 2<l,
Mrs. Mnr.ey Jackson.
Best jar cabbage, Miss Eliza Oliver.
Best canned pears, Mrs. Joe Hanaa;
2d, Mrs. ('. D. Johnson.
Best jar canned peaches, Mrs. B.
LJ. Melton; 2d, Mrs. W. T. Rivers.
Best jar pickle pig feet, Mrs. J.
L. Stancil.
Best jar canned apples, Mrs. J. I.
Ilorton; 2d, Miss Eliza Oliver.
Best jar beets, Mrs. I). W. Coker;
2d, Mrs. Coyt Rivers.
Best jar onion pickle, Mrs. J. T.
Gaskin.
Best huckleberries, Mrs. W. T.
Iljvers.
^Jest blackberries, Mrs. W. T. Rivjrs.
'
Best single glass jelly, Mrs. J. I.
Ilorton
Host jelly display, Mrs. B. C. Wnds.vorth;
2d, Miss Annie Kirkley.
Best single bottle of tomato catsup,
Mrs. \Y. Hursey.
Best lay* r cake, Mrs. \V. Hursey;
id, Mrs. M. J. Hough.
Best pound of butter, Mrs. W. A.
Douglass; 2d, Mrs. It. K. Sowell.
Best loaf of bread, Mis. J. W.
lanna.
Best pound cake, Mrs. J. W. Mania.
Best fruit cake, Mrs. M. J. Hough;
Id, Mrs. W. Hursey.
Best dozen biscuit, Mrs. M. J.
lough; 2d, Mrs. Miles Rivers.
Best Boston llrov n bread, Mrs.
Phrower.
Best molasses cake, Mrs. Thrower.
Girls Under 16 Years Old
.Single glass jelly, Ruth Wadsworth.
Exhibit of jelly, Annie May Jackon.
Best preserves, Elsie Mangum.
Best Vj dozen biscuit, Naomi Rivrs.
Canning Club Girls
ihe scholarships to Winthrop for
918 weie won by I.ealla Gaskin and
times McXair.
Best catsup, Mable Moore; 2d, Willendrix.
Best chili . allce, I'earle Rhyme; 2d,
.calls (riskin.
Best tom.tlo puree, Grace Rivers;
I. Minnie Smith.
Best jam, I.eona Melton; 2d, Grace
Livers.
Best green tomato sweet pickle,
Yilmcr Ilcndrix; 2d, May Kirkley.
!?..<? ? ? - - ; '
. i|>w tuniiiiu |)ii-i\ir, e.iara
'/atson; 2d, Wilmer Hendrix.
Host mixed pickle, Lea 11a Gaskin;
d, Olive Oliver.
Host Dixie Relish, Mable Moore*
.1, 1'earle Rhyme.
Rest 1 >eans, Minnie Smith; 2d,
live Oliver.
Rest tomatoes, Allie Lisenby; 2d
linnie Smith.
Rest okra, Grace Ingram; 2d, Apr
es McNair.
Re it pimentos, Vera Rnie.
Rest soup mixture, Agnes McNair:
d, Vera Ruie.
Rest cabbage, Olive Oliver.
Rest peach pickle, Le >na Melton*
d, Pearl Rhyme.
Rest pears, Mary E. Rivers; 2d
i urinific.
Heat butter beans, Rossie Turnnj?e
Best peaches, Mary E. Rivera; 2d,
eona Melton.
Best yellow soup mixture, (Jrac<
livers.
Best pear pickle, Minnie Smith.
Be.t pear preserves, Olive Oliver
!d, Olive Oliver.
Best tfree ntomato pickle (sour)
>!ay Kirkley.
Best pepper hash, Vera Buie.
Best apple jelly, Hallie McNair.
Best blackberry jelly, Olive Oliver
Best brandy cherries, Clara Wat
ion.
Best huckleberries, Clara Watson
Best cabbage pickle, Mary E. Riv
rs.
Best cap and apron, Aprnes Mc
Mair; 2d, I.eona Melton.
Best written history (bo. ' 'et)
Lealla Caskin; 2d, Mary K'rkley.
Best book of receipts, Lealla Gas
kin: 2d. CI race Rivers,
Neatest record book, Lealla Gat
kin; 2d, Aileen Moore.
Poultry Department
Best display of more than one
breed, Mrs. S. C. Graham.
Best display of one breed, J. W
llanna; 2d, J no. H. Rivers.
Best pen Barred Rocks, C. S. P.
Meehan; 2d, C*. S. P. Meehan.*
Best pen White Wyandottes, Jno.
H. Rivers.
j Best pen Orpingtons, T. H. D ug
lass.
I Best pen Golden Wyandottes,
Mrs. Walker Rivers. \
j Best pen R. I. Reds, J. W. Hanna.
Best pen Langshans, Baxter Riv- , ^
I ers. -v
j Best pen Anconas, Vance Tyler.
Best pen Hamburgs, Mrs. C. P.
Mangum.
Best pen Pit Games, Robert Lee.
Best pair turkeys, C. S. P. Meehan.
Best pair geese, Fred Rivers, Jr.
j Best pair ducks, Miles Rivers. 4
i Best pair bantams, B. L. Mangum.
j Krp.iy - * ? ?
...? v.,.vi\, master j. u. Watson.
j Best dozen eggs, J. W. Hanna.
2d best dozen eggs, J. T. Gaskin.
| Sweepstakes?
1 Best pen in show, Mrs. Walker
' Rivers.
Best male in show, J. W. Hanna.
Best female in show, J no H. Rivers.
Poultry Club
Best pen in show, Lloyd Rivers .
Best exhibit of R. I. Reds, Lloyd
1 Rivers.
I Best female R. I. Red, Lloyd Rivers.
j Best male R. I. Red, Clara Watson.
! Best exhibit Orpingtons, Glenn "
Kirkley.
i Best male Orpington, Glenn Kirkley.
I Best frying-size chicken, Lloyd
Rivers.
Best pair of R. I. Reds from eggs
boufcht from J. W. Hanna. Special
\ prize of $10.00 given by J. W?
Ilanna.
Fancy Work Department
I Best piece of embroidery by lady
over 00, Mrs. S. Hanna.
I Best piece of French embroidery,
' Miss Eloise Wright. * -y
j Best piece of puch work, Mrs. J.
j W Hanna.
{ Best group of button holes, Mrs.
M. W. Wright; 2d, Miss Anna Lucas.
Best plain tatting by lady over
00, Miss Mary Hanna; 2d, Mrs. W.
' n
| ... viuih.
I Best tatted collar, Mrs. E. E.
Hearn; 2d, Mrs. W. 1). Craig.
| Best tatted centerpiece, Mrs. T. E.
, Lucas; 2d, Mrs. W. 1). Craig.
Best tatted baby cap, Mrs. W. D.
Craig; 2d, Miss Cora Mills.
Best crochet baby cap, Miss Clara
Watson; 2d, Mrs. Bertha Davidson.
Best crochet centerpiece, Miss
Clara Watson; 2d, Mrs. C. K. Curtis.
Best crochet yoke, Ali3s Annie Barentine;
2d, Miss Loalu Gaskin. n
Best crochet jacket, Mrs. 1!. H.
Harrall; 2d, Mrs. J. II. Abbott.
Best crochet slippers, Mrs. E. E.
Hearn.
Best knitte dslippers, Mrs. E. E.
Hearn.
Best stocking darning, Mrs. M. W.
Wright; 2d, Miss Leala Gaskin.
Best crochet taible runner, Mrs. E.
E. Hearn; 2d, Miss Clara Watson.
Best embroidered towels, Mrs. S.
C. Graham; 2d, Mrs. Loula llough.
Best hemstitching. Miss Pearl Lucas:
2d. Mrs. I.oiihi Ilmiirh
Host drawn work, Mrs. P. H.
Ileum; 2d, Mrs. J. W. Ilanna.
Best rag doll, Mrs. E. E. Hearn;
2?1, the Rev. Paul T. Wood.
Best hand-made baLy dress, Mrs.
VV. G. White.
(Best reed basket, Miss Elouise
Wright.
Special prize on rye straw basket,
Miss Hennie Padgett.
Best chysantheniums, Mrs. Charles
Poison; 2d, Miss Ann Lucas.
Best roses, 'diss Evelyn Odom; 2d,
.\.rs. A. W. Hursry
)Girl?' Department.
Best plain tatting, Miss Dorothy
' Lucas; 2d, Miss Lola Dell Knight. *
Best plain lace, Miss Delia Pitts;
2d, Miss Dorothy Lucas. '
Best buttonholes, Miss Lola Dell
Knight; 2d, Miss Dorothy Lucas.
Best embroidered centerpiece, Miss
Delia Pitts.
Best collection of handkerchiefs.
Miss Dorothy Lucas.
Best tailed yoke, Miss Dorothy
Lucas.
Best tutted cup, Miss Mar 3^ White. ^
Dost tutted collar, Miss Dorothy
Lucas. /
Host crochet yoke, Miss Wilma Boston.
ton; 2d, Miss Custis Mellon.
ENGINES EOR SALE
One 16-horse international tras cnrins;
fine condition. One 8-horse
*oru1 International kerosene engine,
.most new. Prices and terms ta
ait. I). P. DOUGLASS. .
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
Brand new Hlickenderfer Typevri'er
at half-price. An unsual bar- g
0..m. CmII at thU office.
S.
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