The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-03-13

man and NJ A Shuler, Esqs, has beer
dissolved and Mr. Shuler is en-
gagged in his profession with Leroy
Lee, Esq.
We are pleased to note that Messr:
Milhous & Jennings have re-openeo
their grocery and dry goods bushes:
at their former stand on Main street
Their adv appears in this issue Of
The Record.
Mrs H P Jenkinson, who has been
spending some time with her son,
MIR w E Jenkinson, returned to her
home at Manning last Saturday, ac'
companied by her daughter, Mrs k
D Clark, also of Manning.
Spring and summer millinery
goods are arriving daily at the mil
linery stores in Kingstree, and the
opening" on next Wednesday and
Thursday promises to be an inter
esting event to the ladies, at least.
So far as we have learned. Mrs W
F Kennedy raised and butchered re-
Gently the largest porker killed in
Kingstree this season for its agent
being two years ol2 and weighing
$50 pounds net.
Mr. L L Joye of Venters adver'
tises his farm of IT'S acres for sale
in this paper. 1t goes without say
ing that this is good farm, since
his son, Ernest, last year produced
the champion corn crop of the State
on one acre Of it.
We had the pleasure of "a call from
Mr. L L Joye of Venters Tuesday
morning. He was accompanied by
his son, Ernest, who recently sprang
into enviable fame as the cham.
pion corn grower of South Carolina
for the year 1912.
Among the ministers here thfe
week attending the misslonery meet
ing are noted: Rev Henry Cauthen
of Georgetown, formerly pastor of
this charge; Rev j L Mullinix OF
Cades; Rev C C Derrick of Lake City
and Rev ] B Mahaffey of Georgetown.
We are in receipt of an honor
rolf from Aimwell school with, no
name signed. We shall be pleased
to publish the same if the sender
will send in his or her name. We
do not publish unsigned communi-
cations. We cannot afford it. Sign
YOUR name or save time and stamps.
The Inter-denominational Sunday
school convention of Williamsburg
county held it's sessions at the Meth
odistAchurch on Friday and Satur-
day of last week. A large number
of the Sunday-schools throughout
the county were represented. and a
permanent county organization was
effected.
If Victor" of Spring Bank will
give US his or her real name (not for
publication, but as a guarantee of
good faith we shall be pleased to
publish the very interesting letter
sent from that community. But we
do not publish anonymous communi-
cations. Please observe this rule and
save stamps.
We are still receiving essays in
prize contest, How to Spend my
DAYS in 1918, etc." AS we tried
plainly to state repeatedly the time
limit required that each paper be at
The Record office not later than
March /. Yet, we received one pa
per dated March 10! Why waste
time and stamps?
DR. A G Eaddy. late of Timmons-
vile, has removed to Johnsonville,
his old home, where he will reside
permanently and practice his pro-
fession. We are glad to welcome
DR. Eaddy back to his old home and
county. He was in Kingstree Tues
day meeting old acquaintance and
receiving a welcome hand.
Mrs Marie Dunlop Harrelson died
at her home in Georgetown last
week and was buried at Elmwood
cemetery Sunday morning. Her
husband, Mr. J M Harrelson. and two
children survive her. Mrs Harrelson