Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Servic< X X 7 1 w ernave a new a CI He He Pre "V T i\ a Me ors Ani gifts j tfhort Stem# cf lion (I. K. Fancy was in Jefferson Tuesday. Mr. II .1 Sellers, of Hopewell, was in town Tuesday. Mr. l'urdy Hennett, of Wadesboro, was in town last week. Mrs. F. M. Cannon is visiting in Clarendon County this v.< ek An excellent letter received from M r. loe Sowel will be published next week. 1/icilt. Sanders, of Camp Fee, Petersburg. V'a., spent the week-end Ml Chesterfield. Mrs. C. K. I.aney and Mrs. C. C. Doui'lass spent last Thursday in Darlinyton shopping. Mr. .1, A. Davis has moved to a house formerly occupied by Mr. J. F. Hunley, on Scotch Avenue. 1st. I.ieut. Armfield left Tue-day ni^cht for Monroe enroute to Camp Jackson, where he reports Ssilurdav. Just take one look at the beautiful 11.; i. i ?- . ' <Mi iii ni. i aui Japan- ( esc Christ mas hooth in A. VV. Ilu-- . soy ('o's. store. . The ladies of liii- Methodist Mis- , sionary Soeiety (colored) conducted | a bazaar Tuesday evening for the ; benefit of their church. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and two children, of Texas, after a visit of tv;o , weeks at the home of Mrs. Tom Spen- | rer, returned to Texas last Mommy. , The liev. I'. .1 (iues>, 11 lie e Methodist minister for Chesterfield, i and son, have arrived and a. now ; stopping at the horn,, of tae lion (J. ( K. I,anoy. Mr VV. K Sellers has pur? has* d i the residence of Mr ( M I'u ider i hurk in Hast Chesterfield, who will I move to his handsome now hont?> in I West Chestcrlit Id. T "" j Buy Red Cross Chr'n I Seals I a ???_ f ' The money you I pretty little teals g< I culosis in your ow | to protect you and i I Ik* I rue Spirit of Chr . I lint Seal. Buy them I your mail and Christina! sable CI For nd up-to-date line of othing, Shoes, Dliday Boxes, C )se, Shirts wit ;sident Suspenders; N Men's and Boys' vy, Black and C n's two.piece uuderw for men and boys. / of the articles enui s. If you are looking FOR STYLE THE NEW ' Soeal Jnteretft j Mr. C. \V. Estes and Mr. Iijvnoy, of Columbia, wer,. in town Tuesday. SherilT D. I*. Douglass and family spent Sunday in I.aurinburg, N. C., where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Douglass, brother-in-law, Mr. J. W. MeElvee. I)r. 1) II. Laney is remodel.ng his dwelling. It is very important that the Mass Meeting for School District No. IX hi' well attended next Monday night tit 7;.'{(( o'clock. Some serious business is to hi t rnns.'ieti'il .Miss Mary Walsh has returned, it tar two weeks vary pleasantly span* at Davidson College. Sha is r busily enquired at tha .lapanasa Christmas bazaar at tha store of A. W. Mursay & Co. Preaching sarviaas on tha St. Paul airauit naxt Sunday will ba as fidlows: /.oar, 1 I :.'{o A. M.; St. Paul Church, 7: *{() P. M. Preaching by he pastor, the Rev. P.. .1. (iuess. Mr. .1 A. Knip'ht, County Superin Landant of Kducation accompanied Mr. I.uceo (Juntar on visits to a nurniar of schools this weak. Mr. (Junter, .vho is rural schoof superintendent :or tha state, made a number of talks ,o the children. The amateur artists playir.y th Merchant of Venice showed Hast Frilay ni^ht at Cheraw to a fairly well tilled house, where their effort was well-received. The company yoeFriday of this week to Wadeshor<. ?nd will later plsty in Bennetsvil! tnd then fill a return en^rapenient al Fheslerlield. We carry both fire and burglar) insurance in order to protect our lelvea and customers. We pay interest on savings deposits. Your business appreicated. C. P. Mangum, Cashier. ???' ?jr , "m"s jl?p tpend for these >es to fight Tubern community and your family. I istmas I Ielpfulness Is In I I libera lly. St ick them on | > parcels. j hristmas All The F; Hats and Gents' 1 iloves, Bronze S hout collars ar lens Overacats in all 1 Raincoats; Interwover hampagne; Men's an ear in fleece and ribbe merated will make lasti X for new goods, come i EST; QUALITY THE BEST, CALL Ol Teal-J< Miss Cornelia Hancock, of Cheraw, visited Mrs. W. A. Rivers last week. Miss Annie Gri^s, of Wadcsboro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F. Teal. The exterior of the new Method st parsonage is now complete and mala s 1 a very handsome appearance. Miss I.ynna Gulledgc, of Antrelus, spent the week-end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Edd Gulledge. Mr. 11. A. Met:', of the Rohr Bar- ( her Shop, left Suat'a.' for Columbia, 1 to join the Army. Dr. W. G. White has jrone to '^o- , lumhia to investigate a position as#] chemist in the U. S. Government service. i Mr. E. W. Sow ell, of the Shiloii section, killed two pins the other dav I 1.5 months old ih;tt netted Mm j 1 pounds. 1 The African M. 10. Zion Church has purchased a lot from the K. N. Red- ( fearn estate near the Chesterfield j (iin Co's. property and will erect a church on the same. This is Pte fourth colored church for Chester- ^ field. . There will he a music recital hy r Mips Mat tie Caddy's music class next ? Wednesday nirrht at 7 add o'clock. I hese recitals arc always a treat for j the public and a larjre attendance is j xpeeted. j Miss liurncy, the popular milliner j at The Chesterfield I >ry (ioods Co., !'i 'I lie. day Miorninrr t" spep.il the ! Christmas holidays with her sister, ! Mrs. Me Powell at Kershaw. | The most beautiful doll ever seen I in < nesiornoiii will !>? given away this I | week :it the Ked Cross booth. This | dollic, as all dollies should be, has | boon appropriately named. All you have to do to pet this betuitiful sp*'- ' ' eimem of dollhood is to puess her I name. The Chesterfield County Teaehers' Association meets Saturday at II A. | M. at the school house. Among the! ! other things on the program is a lesson in sinpinp by Miss l.uey H. Wilson, of Montrose, and an address by Kural School Supervisor I.uceo (?unt er. The ladies of the Woman's Missionary Society, of St. Paul Church, will conduct a Japanese Christmas bazaar, bcpininp this week and continuinp to Christmas day. They have j secured si show window in the store I of A. W. Ilursey Co., where ;t beau1 tiful exhibit of Jsipanese pictures will * I... .... -?:?i? .?? w.i <1 i?|nuy. in<- proceeds rrom this sale will he used ti> furnish tht- Methoclist parsonage. Some families, at least, in the Vaughn settlement will have plenty of meat this year. Mr. W. B. Morris says last week he butchered for three families 2,500 pounds of pork. He said they are not killing off their stock either, but still have plenty. }( * ?M1JL . U11?f1!-? Gifts f' imily ? Furnishings, Tie: ilk Hose, Black ( id attached cu engtlis; Men's Mackin o ) Toe and Heel Socl d Boys' Union S :d goods. Caps in all ir.g and appreciated ^ to see us. NI US WHEN IN TOWN :>nes Co To be brutally frank about It, the 1 t|uestion now before Chesterfield is,' " who is the ugliest man in town?" We didn't bring up this question; the Red Cross did. They have an election on at their booth this week. The man Kitting the most votes will receive a handsome box of candy by way of compensation. You can \<>te as many times as'you wish (hut you must qualify each time). Here is an opportunity for everyone to show his best friend what he thinks of hini. We are continually hearing stories of how some of our people are using their money this winter none to wisely. We have been told of various men who own neither home nor land, | t?ui nave occn renting or shu/< -crop-1 :>ing all their lives .-.who have this year j !"or the first time, come out with a J lice cash balance on hand. Many of hes(. people, we hear are buying expensive luxuries that will soon become a burden to them instead of nvesting in property that they can all home, and that will lead to independence. The case of Mr. K I). Atcinson, is a refreshing exception. Mr. \tkinson is a share-cropper, who will lext year run his own farm, having 1 _ ! The Squf I Drug C i i Have of Big Li Chris Go i I "i 1 Dolls for the little o I girls and suitab \ the rest of f _ sin g Bilk iffs. iaws ks in >ui ? s; col" f mpany I ? bought 8G acres last week from l)r. 4 D. T. Teal. There ought to be a hundred men in this county this year to follow this example and pave the way to independence. There never was and probably never will be a bet- ^ ter opportunity. We didn't like to be selfish about it, but can you blame ut? We taw our opportunity and prevailed upon Santa Claua to leave nearly his whole pack of Christmas presents with ua. So, after reading our adv. on another page of this paper you had better come to see ut while the pretty ' 1 things last. Lowry-Lilea Co., Morven, N. C. HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT Good six-room dwelling, most dtj; ^ ^ sirahlc location, for sale or rcnt>,^fafl|dpi I)r. L. II. TROTTW^^* - FOR RENT Two 2-horse farms and one 1-horse farm. Good land, dwellings and outbuildings. I). T. TEAL, It Chesterfield, S. p. You can settle your account* with IV. M. Redfearn at Odom Bros. Store. , ire Deal .ompany jened a me pPfe >tmas ods nes; Candy for the i I le presents tor I the family j y