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k - - THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 9, 1922
The public sales were well attended
here Monday.
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Mr. W. C. Davis of Cciixmbia, spent
Tuesday here.
Mr. George A. McElveen spent Monday
in Florence on business.
Mr. Walter Wilson of Indiantown,
spent Tuesday here on business.
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Mr. R. C. Johnson spent several
days in Lake City this week.
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Miss Pess Gowdy was the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. S. L. Gilliland Saturday.
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Miss Hattie Thomas spent the past
week-end with her home folk near
Cades.
Miss Belle McClary spent several
days last week here with Miss Katie
Stackley.
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Messrs H. B. Landsberg and Mose
Banner spent Sunday in Charleston
with friends.
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Hiss Louise Epps is spending the
week with relatives and rriends in
the Bethel section.
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Walter Hazard, Esq., of George'
town, was in Kingstree yesterday on
professional business.
Miss Gladys Tenhent of Marion,
whs the guest of Miss Mattie Timmons
last week-end.
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Mr. Wilkins of Gaffney, is spending
the week here with his sister,
Mm. C. D. Jacobs.
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Mr. J. D. Gilland, Esq., of Florence,
8pent Wednesday here with his mother,
Mrs. T. M. Gilland.
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Mrs. W. S. Lynch of Lake City,
spent several days here this week
with the Misses Jacobs.
Mr. Joe Burbage of Greelyville,
spent "ast week-end here with his
sister, Mrs. L. ?oy Cates.
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' The ladies Missionary society of
the Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. W. F. Tolley.
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On Friday night last, Rev. and Mrs.
John Davis entertained the members
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of tne unnsuan cjiiuc?vui ai a in>u..u
party.
I The Williamsburg Chapter U. D.
a C. will meet Fri<lay (tomorrow) after^
noon . t 4 o'clock with Miss Emma
A Gordoiu
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker and
little daughter, Jean left Sunday
morning for a visit with relatives in
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. L. D. Burgess and M?\ Keels
Burgess spent last week-end in Sardinia
with the former's daughter, Mrs.
David DuBose.
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R. J. Kirk, Esq., of Florence, w%>
in Kingstree yesterday on business
ir connection with his duties ?s referee
in bankruptcy.
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Mrs. Theodore Gourdin of Salters.
pent several days this week here as
the guest of her sisters, Misses Etta
and Florence Jacobs.
Mrs. L. B. Higgirbotham has returned
to her home in Jacksonville,
after spending two weeks with her
brother, Mr. J. W. Cook at Bloomingvale.
Miss Lena Goldberg, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles Tucker
for the past two weeks, left Sunday
^ morning for Charleston to visit
K. friends.
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Mrs. J. B. Player, who has been
under treatment at the Kelley Sani^
terium is improving nicely and will
he able to return home in a few days
ic is believed.
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Miss Marian McFadden is confined
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Mr. Samuel L. Gilliland has been dai
confined to his room for several days lov
by indisposition. at
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This is Boy Scout week?February icc
8-14. Let every boy in Kingstree who f01
is not a Scout already become one. aJ.
It will mean better citizenship event- e(j
urlly in the community. x
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There will be a regular communication
of Kingstree Lodge No. 46 Mi
A. F. M., at 8 o'clock this evening. E*
Visiting Masons in the town are cor- ft 1
dially invited to be present
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Mr. P. A. Tolley with his wife and Mi
little daughter left Kingstree Friday ^
morning for Port Orange, Fla., where Mi
Mr. Tolley hopes to recuperate his "
health after a case of typhoid fever Jhere.
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Dr. H. B. Brenecke, who for the ly
past year has been pharmacist at the vit
Kingstree Drug Co., left Tuesday for er:
Columbia, where he has accepted a pii
position with the McGregor Drug Co., foi
in that city. tal
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Mr. Marvin Mitchum returned to
the University of South Carolina
Tuesday evening to resume duties as ^
a law student, after spending a pleas- i
ar.t week-end with his parents, Mr. gcj
and Mrs. S. S. Mitchum. . ,
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Mr. David Epps, who has been con
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[fined to his room for several montns, ?is
able to be out again and reports Fs
that he is gaining strength. Friends lei
of this young man are indeed glad
to note that he is improving so nicely.
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Mrs. Belle Blakley left Tuesday pj
morning for Florida, where she will
be the guest of her brother-in-law,
Mr. C. L. Blakley. After spending ^
sometime in Florida, Mrs. Blakley expects
to visit her sister, Mrs. Homer
Williams in Moultrie, Ga. She expects
to be away about two months, g
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Mrs. W. P. Meadors, who has been
spending sometime here with her pi
daughter, Mrs. A. C. Hinds, leaves sti
tomorrow morning for the upper por- 1-0
tion of the state to visit friends and,
relatives. First Mrs. Meadors expects D.
! to stop in Spartanburg for a few of
[weeks to visit her son, Jack, who is erl
a student at Wofford College. While 83
in Spartanburg Mrs. Meadors will be Ac
[the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright
Nash.
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On Wednesday afternoon at 4 CI
o'clock a meeting will be hel l in the .=?
club room of the local post of the FI
American Legion for the purpose of
organizing a woman's auxiliary to this 1
oiganization. Those eligible for the
woman's auxiliary are mothers, wives. ]
daughters and sisters of exservice
men, and it i3 hoped by the local F(
post that a large attendance of those ^ ,
eligible to become members will be ?
on hand at this meeting. W
The February meeting of the Mar- 1-]
garet Gregg Gordon chapter D. A. R., ~~
met Tuesday afternoon February 7th, ^
with Miss Carolina Scott at the home ?
o? her aunt, Mrs/M. F. Heller. Miss E(
Margaret Gordon read a very inter- <
esting paper on Martha Washington.
Plans were then perfected for the _
"Hot supper" to be given on Friday CI
night next. Mrs. W. G. Gamble was <
elected to represent the chapter at
the D. 'A. R. Congress, which is to
be held in Washington in April. ?
Mrs. L. A. VanKeurcn was elected as W
alternate, Miss Margaret Gordon was ]
appointed chapter chairman on Inter- .
national Relations. After the meet- ]
ing adjourned the hostess, assisted by _
Miss Daisy Varn, served a tempting
sweet ooure.
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On Friday afternoon, February 3, ^
Mrs. L. C. Dove delightfully enter- se(
tained the local Chapter of Winthrop
Daughters. Mrs. E. T. Kelley, the ?
president, presided over the meeting. P6<
This being the last meeting cf the ?
year the following officers were elect- J
e?l for the ensuing year: Mrs. G. inf
urdin, president; Miss Floride Har- E?
vice-president; Miss Elizabeth re
igner, secretary; Mrs. Crawford, ?j
asurer; Miss Enima Goidon, glean- ||
After the business session, a |j
y pleasant social hour was enjoy- 1
by all. Mrs. E. T. Kelley won g
;t prize in a heart-mending con- |
t, while Miss Levenia Kinard won |
i booby prize. A delightful salad i |
irse with coffee was served. J
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fVe are satisfied that the ground
? didn't see his shadow hcie la;* ?
ek, nevertheless the \v|pk follow-' |
; his appearance has been one of I
! severest of the winter in this g
ality. Another such a week will |
ise us to lose whatever little re- j ?5
jet we might have had for this S
mel as a weather prophet. Cold is
ns have chiefly been the order un- ?
Tuesday afternoon when it at- |
npted to snow, then cleared off and ?
,l thermometer dropped down to 24 J
frees during the night causing ice |
form wherever water was standing jjj
tside. During yesterday, however, j j|
. ?<m Aomo nnt nnd the day was IB
nerally fair and pleasant, with ris- g
f temperature predicted foi today. &
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Little Junius Swittenberg celebrated J?
four^i birthday on Wednesday r
rning of last week by giving a *
idergarten party. After recess en
the kindergarteners came in the
rk tables had been covered with fc!
mask, across which strips of yel- C
v crepe paper was stretched and "
each child's place was a dainty H
ite, with golden cake and snowy ^
i cream. The birthday cake bore ^
ur tiny yellow candles, and was jj
ranged in a big yellow flower-shap- ?
basket, the handle of which was ;
rered with a spray of golden daf- jj
iils. The host then crowned little n
.88 Betty Claiborne as his queen. 5
ich youngster was presented with JJ
fancy crepe paper hat as a souvenir. ?
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On Thursday afternoon last, Miss l
irian McFadden was hostess at a ;
arming affair given in honor of;
rs. Brockman of Newark, N. J., who | J
visiting her daughter here, Mrs. J
C. Epps, Jr. The chosen color; ?
leme for the afternoon was pink' *
d white and the idea was charming- J
carried out. The guests were in- ?
?d into the dining room where cov- J
5 were laid for eleven. Fragrant | *
ik carnations in a lovely silver vase
rmed the center decoration of the *
ble; pink baskets used as bonbon- J
irs and dainty place cards graced *
colonial dames in pink costumes ?
ded a further note of distinction ?
the color scheme. Through the ~
jr courses of the menu the color fc
leme was suggested. Miss McFad- m
n's guests were: Mcsdamcs Brock- ^
m, J. C. Epp3, T. E. Arrowsnith, .
ri t f srott. j. f. Mc- 4
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idden, H. L. Prosser, Margaret Al- !
1 and Miss Florence Jacobs. ;
Twenty-five members of the crew of
c American steamer Commercial J
lot, which was wrecked sixty miles <
f Bavacoa, January 24 during a !
apical storm, arrived in Havana J
lesday. ?
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ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. \
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TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg. ! <
Pursuant to an order issued by the -j
obate Court for the county and ,
ite aforesaid and bearing date Feb- ?
ary 8, 1922, I will sell at public J
le to the highest bidder for cash ,
the residence of the late Julius <
Floyd on Monday, the 20th day J
February, all of the personal prop- ,
tv belonging to the estate of the ?
id Julius D. Floyd, deceased. !
MARVIN A. FLOYD, ,
Iministrator of the Estate of Julius ?
D. Floyd, deceased. 2-9-2tc. J
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10ST PROFF CABBAGE PLANTS : J
?Leading varieties, 500, $1.00; 1 -',
000, $1.50 P. P. prepaid. Lots 1 - 1
000 up express collect 95c per m. !
Manning Plant Co., box 276, Manning,
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)R SALE?Sweet or butter milk E
Call C. M. Hinds, Phone No. 17. n
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ANTED:?Two or three good young 1
turkeys. Apply at Record office. 3
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ANTED TO BUY?Seed field peas jE
for cash. Geo. A. McElveen. fe
JGS FOR SALE?From my strain LI
of fine Barred Rocks; $2.00 for sit- CJ
ting of 15 eggs. A. R. Moseley, -P!
Salters Depot, S. C. 2-9-tfc. *
nCKS FOR SALE?I heve Barred \
R%ck day-old chicks for sale at J
12% cents each. Let me book *>
your order for early chicks. Alice 1
Bartell, Hemingway, S. C. 2-9-tfc. ^
ANTED?Man with car to sell low j)
priced Graham Tires. $130.00 per | ^
week and commissions. Graham 1 k
Tire Co., 3164 Boulevard, Benton 1
Harbor, Mich. ltp., J
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