The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-09-18
LOCAL DOTS

Mr. e. w. Cox of Lancaster is
now inKershaw, fixing looms at the
kershaw cotton mills E.
-, Miss Bleeker Arant, of near
Lancaster, has accepted a position
as clerk at the store of E. V. Trues
dal. Kershaw Era.
Mr.. Luther Ellison secretary of
the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
attended the meeting Of farmers and
business men at Kershaw yester-
day.
E. c. Secrest of Lancaster was
IN Kershaw Friday. He was return
ing home from q visit to his friend
Frank NJ. Lowry of Taxahaw, who
accompanied him as far as Kershaw
-Kershaw Era.
-Plyler Bros. and r. b. Mackey
sold three Ford Cars this week and
have another shipment of three on
the road. Wars may come and Wars
may go, but the Ford goes on for
ever'-so says Mr.. Plyler.
Manager Ferguson asks us to
explain that the Lights of London, ,"
which he had advertised for yester-
day, failed to arrive in time to be
be put on the screens. He SAYS this
will not happen again. Mr.. Fergu-
son announces the continuation of
THE Million Dollar Mystery" at the
Amuse-U tomorrow.
Rev. ]. F.Hammond formrelv a
citizen of Wingate, but now of Ian
caster, 5. G. spent several days with
friends at Wingate this week. Mr..
Hammond is popular minister and
is held in high esteem by all.-Mon-
roe Enquire.
The Lancaster friends of Miss
Clera Barrett Strait will be glad to
know that the stood successfully an
operation for appendicitis in Colum-
bia this week and wish for her a
cmpletc restoration to health.
-Rosh Hashanah, the introduc-
ton to the day of atoncment which
followes ten days later, will be
observed by the Hebrews of Lancas-
ter, by the closing of their stores
next Monday September 20. The
Rosh Hashal2h marks the aniver-
sary of the certain of the work and is
the jewish New Yeas day. The obscr
vance begins at sunset Sunday and
continues until sunset Monday.
The ordinace of baptist will be
administered Sunday morning al
Beaver Creek. Church.
l
OF Mr. and Mrs VIM Postom died
Monday was buried Tuesday after
non Funeral Services were Cnducted
at the Second Baptist Church by Rev
| S. r. Brock.
The West End neighborhood
| club held it's first fall meetig last
Friday afternoon at the hospitable
home of tits president, Mrs. w. r
/ Taylor. After the officers of the club
/ had ben reelected and matters OF
routine business including plans foI
the years work, had ben disposed
of, the members of the club partici-
pated in an interesting cake contest
Mrs. j. Il. Blackmon wining first
prize, a piece of hard painted china
Mrs. +. c. CroXton was awarded the
consolation a cake of soap During
the social hour delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Carson Hodges is expected
home this week from Michigan,
where he spent the summer with
several of his friends from the state
University selling harps. After
spending a few days here with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. f. T. Hoges,
Mr.. Hodges will return to the Univer-
sity to resume his work.
The union services for the re-
mainder OF the season will be held as
usual on the court house square.
Should the weather be inclement, the
congregation will assemble in the
Presbyterian, Methodist or A. r. p.
church, as the case may be. If the
weather is unfaN orable next Sunday
evening, the services will be held in
the A. r. p. church, otherwise in the
open air as above stated.