The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gress this week at the ''firc baptiz-
ed" holiness church near Mr. James
Epps'. The hours of preaching are
IL Il III and S pm.
Mrs Daisy Moscley Of Charleston
returned home Sunday after Il two
weeks stay with Mr. S Phelps fam
lily. She was accompanied home
by Miss Hattie Phelps.
The first bale of new cotton re-
ported from this State was shipped
yesterday from Bamberg by IL {
Folk and consigned to Pope d
Fleming of Augusta, Ga.
Mr. Chas Burgess, DR. D c ScottS
popular and atlablc assistant phar-
macist, was taken sick the c;.,ly
part of the week and went out 10
his home ut Spring Bank.
Mr. L l. Barnes, the oil mill super
intendcnt, arrived here Monday.
Mr. Barnes comes from Marion,
where he held II SIMILAR position
with the mill at that place.
MIR Joel T. BruuS0n Of KingStrce
is installing large lumber plant
ut Brewington, which will he con-
yenicnce to that section Ot the
Manning Times.
Miss Irene Wannanlakcr enter
tanned on Friday afternoon III
honor of Miss Alma Kelley, who Is
visiting her from Kingstrec.-
Cheraw Cor News and Courier.
MIR Isadore Sulzabacher, repre-
senting the SulZbacher-Pcck Co.. Of
Florence, will be in Kingstrce Fri
day and Saturday, the 18th and 18th
inst. Read his announcement in
another column.
We were pleased to receive Il
visit from Mr. J NJ Cook Of SalterS
last Saturday. Mr. Cook and his
family have recently returned from
a so]ourn Of six weeks ut Tate
Springs, Tennessee.
At the regular communication Of
Kingstree Lodge X. OF p. Mr. T a
Biakcley was put through the
scrond degree andMessrs e l. Hirsch
and G u Jacobs were advanced to
the rank of Knighthood.
Mrs Beulah Dinkins, after spend
ing her vacation in Williamsburg
county, has returned to Manning
and is again in Jenkinson's milli-
nery department where she is
ready to serve her lady friends
with articles from S Sl1as to P @ Z4.
-Manning Times.
Mr. Isaac Epps, now of Mcclellan
vile but formerly of this county, is
visiting relatives near town. He
is accompanied by his son, Prof
Ralph D Epps, who returned to
"the States" last month after an
experience of two years teaching
the Filipino young idea how to
shoot.
One Of the most delightful eve
ming entertainments of the sum-
mer months was the charming "At
Home" given by Miss Belle Simrill
at her beautiful home, Friday eve
ming, in honor of her accomplished
visiting friends, Misses Maggie and
Fannie Kennedy Of kingstrne.-
Chester Cor News and Courier.
The Rev Mr. and Mrs Chas Will
liam Boyd gave an "At Home" in
honor Of of Miss Alma Kelley, Of
Kingstree, last Friday evening.
Finch was played for while and
dainty refreshments were served.
The CherawQuartette, consisting Of
Col Edward Mclver, john c Evans,
w T Powell and c A Mailoy, reId5
cred beautiful music.-Chera Wx6R
News and Courier
a very enjoyable evening was
spent on Thursday at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs Edwin G Steinmeyer.
Finch and other games were play
ed. Those present were Mrs NAL
lard, Misses Flory Meyer Of Kings
tree. Witty Smith, of st George !;
Mae Gradick, Elma Steinmeyer,
Hilmer Gradick, Christine stein
meyer; Messrs Wilson Howell of
st George Harry Behling of st
George, Walter Browning, Feetly
Stainmeyer, Z d Salvo. Harry and