The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-05
LOCAL,
NEWS

Mr. NJ L Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at Florence.
Miss Martha Gordon spent Wed
nesday in Charleston.
DrRL Cockfeld of Johnsonville
was in town Monday.
Mr. w w Rogers of Hemingway
was in Kingstree Tuesday.
MrCC Burgess and DR. 7 S Hem
ingway are at Rome to-day.
MIR B w Butler of Florence spent
several days in town this week.
NIP Adams of Manning was in
Kingstree several days last week.
Mrs Annie Smith of Winston-Sa-
lem, NC, is the guest of Mrs M l.
Alsbrook.
Mrs S K Brockington of Florence
visited her father, Mr. A NJ Gordon,
this week.
Mrs MR. Alsbrook of Manning is
' visiting the family of her son, Mr. T
A Alsbrook.
Miss Guerry Green returned to
Yamassee Saturday to resume her
duties as teacher there.
MrC A Budden of Cades, r F d
l, was in Kingstree yesterday and
favored this office with call.
Mrs RI McCabe returned home
Yesterday, after a visit of several
weeks among friends and relatives
at Marion.
Margaret, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs J A Herring, aged 5 weeks,
wasburied at the Williamsburg ceme-
terry Saturday, October 81.
l Donnelly, an old Williams
burg boy now residing at Wando, In
Berkeley county, was in klngstree
yesterday meeting old friends.
Misses limo Fulton and Louise
Wheeler have gone to Atlanta, Ga,
to learn the milliner's art under the
instruction Of Miss Ruth Nettles.
DIR and Mrs w G Gamble, Mr. A
M Gordon and Misses Martha, En-
ma and Margaret Gordon attended
the funeral of Mrs M ] Gamble at
Heinemann.
Mr. Thomas Brewer of McColl has
accepted position with the Kings
tree Telephone Co and is again in
charge of the company's plant here
as manager.
Litany service will be said at the
Episcopal church tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock and every Friday
thereafter at the same hour until
further notice.
Leroy Lee, Esq, of Kingstree was
in the city during the week in at
tendance on the court, where he was
attorney in an important case
Ge0yetOrn Times.
Rev Harold Thomas of Florence
.-will conduct weeks mission at the
Episcopal church here, beginning
Monday, November 16. Further
particulars will be given in our next
issue.
Mr. Pou Meadors. son of Rev W P
Meadors and brother of Mrs A Z
Kinds, died Monday at Columbia:
The deceased was about % years OF
age and was engaged in teaching
near Columbia.
Service at the Episcopal church
next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
and Sunday-school at the same hour.
There will also be service that even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Rev H D Bull
will oficia.e and preach on both oc-
casions.
Look at the printed label on your
naper. The date thereon shows
when your subscription expired.
Forward your money in ample time
for renewal. Notice date on label
carefully. and if not correct, please
notify US at once.
We are pleased to note that the
condition of little Victor Stoll is
somewhat improved this morning.
Yesterday his condition was consld-
cred critical and a child specialist
was summoned from Charleston to
attend him. We trust that the little
Yellow is now out of danger.
Mr. W P Mcknight, of the Work
man neighborhood, brought to The
Record Office few days ago a tusk
measuring 6! inches in length; 1t
oc avtrocted from wild boar