The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-12-03
THANKSGIVING SEA-
SON AT LAKE CITY.
DEATH OF A CHILD--BAZAAR A
SUCCESS--TOsNN ELECTION ON
..HYMENEA-L-.PERSONAL.

Special to The County Record.
Lake City, December 1:-Our COM
munity was saddened Friday evening
when it was learned that Henry
Horace, the nine months infant son
of Mr. and Mrs 3 H Singletary, who
reside near Lake City, had succumb-
ed to brief attack Of pneumonia.
The little fellow was an unusually
bright and apparently healthy child,
and was beloved by every one. and
) his sudden death caused much sor-
row among US all. The burial
service, conducted by Rev E P Eas-
yterling, took place Sunday afternoon
at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs
Singletary have the deepest sympa-
thy of their many friends.
The bazaar given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church
Thanksgiving evening in DR. Court
ney's building was decided success.
All kinds of lovely embroidered lin
en,little gifts appropriate for Christ
mas presents, and household neces-
sites were offered and sold. The
Philathea class sold oysters and re-
allied a neat sum.
Thanksgiving day passed off very
quietly here; folk celebrated the oc-
casion mostly by spending the day"
with friends, which meant an extra
i ordinary dinner, and visiting friends
, in nearby towns.
A large number of folk spent
Thanksgiving at Florence, attendant
upon the Shriners' meet and like
wise "meat."
The election for municipal officers
is being held here today. Candidates
for Mayor are the incumbent, j H
Blackwell and S B Rodgers, ex-
Chief of Police; candidates for Coun-
cilmen are: Messrs O T Hall and G
l. Dickson, Ward l; L M Belk and G
] Harris, Ward 2; w H Whitehead,
nJr, and B H Singletary, Ward 8; 6
Davis, w X DuBose, j Z Stokes
Ind L R Truluck, candidates at
large.
MIRO Green, of the University
of South Carolina, spent the week
end at home with his parents.
Mrs E D Sallenger and little son
of Florence spent the past week with
the formers parents, DR. and Mrs A
II Williams. Mr. Sallenger came
down for Thanksgiving and stayed
over Sunday.
Mrs Bert Eaddy and Mr. Charles
!, Dupont left last Tuesday morning
Nor Fayetteville, N C, where, at the
bme of a friend, they were mar,
lied. They returned to Lake City
Wednesday evening and will con-
tinue to make their home here, on
Williamsburg avenue. Mr. and Mrs
Dupont have large circle of friends
here, who wish them much happi'
ness.
Miss Elizabeth Jones is visiting
her cousin, Miss Wilhelmina Grims'
ley, at Kingstree.
Misses Mayme Graham and Carrie
Carter spent Thanksgiving at Coker
College, Hartsville, with their sisters,
/ Misses Garnet Graham and Winnie
Sarter.
Asiessrs Clyde Carter, Randolph
avely, Lee Flowers and Robert
Enson spent Thanksgiving day at
Bker College, remaining over for
! the junior reception Thursday even
j ing.
Miss Adelaide Rollins has return.
ed home, after a most delightful So
iourn with relatives in Virginia,
"Addie" seems to be exceedingly
fond of the mountains of Virginia,
or is it the mountaineers?
Miss Gladys Thames of Davis Sta
4 ton spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs P H Arrowsmith, return
& ing home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Stuckey is in Flor
ence, the guest Of her cousin, MISS
Mildred Muldrow.
Mrs M A Woods, after a pleasant