The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-09-12

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matriculate as a stu'ent of the
Greenville Female College.
Mrs G w Hightower and son,
George have returned to their home
in Denmark after pleasant visit at
the home of Mr. Edwin Harper.
Mr. G Ollie Epps, of the Benson
section, was in Kingstree lest Satur-
day handing out some fine sweet po-
tatoes-a sample of his present crop.
Mr. J F Stackley, who has been
quite sick for a long time, is now up
and about little, much to the graf
ifcation of his many friends. -Flor-
ence Times.
Mrs Jos B Johnson and little
daughter of Spartsnburg are visiting
the Misses Harper. Mrs johnson is
well remembered here as Miss Meta
Whitehead.
Mr. and Mrs Jeffords, and the
Misses Jeffords of Florence visited
MIR and Mrs w H Carr this week.
Mrs Jeffords is the daughter of MIR
Conrad Consteine of our town.
Attention IS called to the adver-
tisement in this issue of Mrs W S
Kennedy who will offer for sale on
September IA lot of farming inn
plements, machinery, etc, at auction
on her farm near Lake City.
Mrs l. C Dove and children who
have been spending some time out
of town, returned home Saturday
morning, much to the delight of Mr.
Dove, who was beginning to realize
that home is not home without a
good woman to preside.
Little Miss Madge Blakeley gave
a doll party at the beautiful home
of her mother, on Academy street,
Thursday afternoon, which was at
tended by about twenty-five of her
little girl friends. Ice cream and
cakes were served and the heart of
each little lady was joyously happy
in her childish simplicity.
A letter received at this office
several days ago from our editor,
Mr. Wolfe, at Florence, is very en-
couraging, as he states that he is do
ing we'll and was able to take an
automobile ride to Darlington Sdn-
day. We trust that he will be able
to leave the infrmary in few days
and return home hale and hearty.
Miss Belle B Thomason of Green
vile, a field worker of the South
Carolina Children's Home society, is
in Kingstree this week in the inter-
est of this worthy institution for
the care and treatment of poor and
deformed children. If she should
call on you help the cause she repre-
sents by making a donation. She
has not met with liberal response
here.
Today, according to the Hebrew
calendar is Jewish New Years day.
In large cities where there are a
great number of these people they
began the celebration incident to
the occasion yesterday by the OBJ
servance of special religious services
which will continue through Friday.
In Kingstree MIR S Marcus and Mrs
j S Eron observed the day by clos
ing their stores.
Messrs Parker, Sigwald, Huth-
macher and Westendorf, the gentle
men who conducted a two-weeks'
revival meeting at the Baptist church
here during the month of August,
will hold services in the Baptist
church at Lanes Sunday next. These
gentlemen are we'll known here and
number of our people will 90 to
Lanes Sunday to take part in the
services they will hold there.
In this issue of The Record will
be found an advertisement of the
Williamsburg Realty company, an
organization recently effected un-
der the laws of this State, with Mr.
R H Pittman as business manager,
and headquarters at Kingstree. The
object of this company is to do
real estate and general insurance
business, buying and selling proper
ty for customers who place claims
in their hands. The offices of the
company are in the Hirsch building
up stairs, where they will be pleased
to have you call if you have proper
ty to sell, or wish assistance in buy
ing desirable real estate.
Ourino the storm last Thursday