The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-28
LOCAL news lTkMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.

What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
Saturday and Sunday we had 8
real touch of winter.
Fresh chocolates from Lowney, and
Littlefeld-Steere Co., at Prescott's.
Rev. T. v. Mccall of Clemson Col
lage preached at the morning service
at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Don't be afraid to ask people to
take The Times and Democrat, as it
Is worth twice as much as we ask
for 1t.
Miss Luella Williams Of Norway
will leave on the Gath for Florida,
where she goes to visit her sister,
Mrs. J. K Mixson.
Tie Orangeburg Teachers Associa
tion held its regular monthly meet
ing Saturday at the court house.
The meeting was very interesting
one.
There should be g. half dozen con-
testants in each Township. Besides
giving great interest to the contest
it would tighten the work of each
contestant.
Rev. H. W. Bays, D. D., pastor
of St. Paul's Method Church, leaves
for Conference at Bennettsville this
evening. It is hoped and believed
that he will be sent back.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Presbyterian church Thursday
at eleven o'clock. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Geo.
E. Davis. Public invited.
What Is the matter with Lime
stone? Is there no lady in that
who wants to win hand
some Dinner Set by doing little
work for The Times and Democrat?
We need at least six contestants in
Limestone.
The remains of Mrs. E. N. Mittle.
of Bowman, who died last Thursday
night at Hendersonville, N. c., where
she had gone some time ago for treat
ment in a sanitarium, arrived in this
city on Friday afternoon and was
taken overland to her home at Bow
man.
We want three or four contestants
in New Hope Township and the same
in Vances Township. Some
ladies in those Townships who would
enter the contest would stand just as
good a chance to win as those ladies
who have entered from other Town
ships.
Are there no ladies in Amelia and
Sandy Run Townships, in Calhoun
County, that want to win handsome
Dinner Set by doing little wv1k
for The Times and Democrat. Then,
too, they stand a chance to win fine
Piano and a useful Sewing Machine.
1t will only take little work.
During the County Fair three or
four men told us that their time
10 some paper they were taking
would expire in December and that
then they would take The Times and
Democrat. These friends can hand
their subscription to the contestants
In whose section they may live.
The Orangeburg Lodge Of Elks
will hold memorial services next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Academy Of Music. A special musical
program has been arranged, which
will be composed of vocal instru-
mental and band numbers. Capt.
w. Wannamaker will deliver
the address Of the occasion.
The death Of Mrs. E. N. Mittle
leaves only one of the several chill
dren to Mr.. ]. F. Jackson. Mrs. L. R.
Mayer, of Summerville, Is the only
survivor Of this once large family
Of five boys and girls. One by one
they have passed away In their
youth, until at last but one fingers
on the shores Of time to comfort the
cd gentleman in his declining years,
but there will be q happy reunion Of
this once happy family in the heav-
emily home.