The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

stable C w Boykin at Gourdins
while resisting arrest, is said to be
getting along we'll towards recovery
George is in Jail here charged witt
whipping a negro woman at Gour
dins.
The remains of Mr. D T Bundy
who died at hospital in Charles
ton Sunday morning, were brought
to Kingstree Sunday evening and
inferred in the Williamsburg Gem,
etery Monday afternoon. Burial
services were conducted by Rev r
w Speigner.
DR. Charles G Bean, druggist OF
wide experience, has accepted posi-
ton with Conway Drug Co. DR. Bean
is pleasantly remembered here, hav-
ing been with this company about
three years ago. Since then he has
successfully managed the Kingstree
Drug Co.-C0nacay Herald.
Rev Harold Thomas of Florence
will conduct services and preach at
the Episcopal church next Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock and will celebrate
the holy communion the next morn
ing at 6:45 o'clock. Mr. Thomas is
highly esteemed in Kingstree and
always greeted by large congrega-
tions.
At meeting of the civic league
last Monday afternoon, it was de-
cided to hold a called meeting on
Wednesday, November 4, for the
purpose of planning bazaar to be
held here on Friday, December a.
All members of the league are re-
quested to be present at the meet
ing on Wednesday, November a.
Mr. E w Mullins of Marion has
succeeded Mr. A H Williams, Jr, OF
lake City as private secretary to
CONGRESSMAN ] w Ragsdale. MI
Williams had to give up the work in
Mr. Ragsdale's office in order to re-
sumo the study of law at George
town University, where he has al
ready completed two of the pre-
scribed three years course. Inn
n0nseille Enterprise.
Mr. L Roy Gates, who recently as
sumed charge of the Kingstree
Drug Co.'S store here, was married
Monday morning at Conway to Miss
Lunette Burbage. The ceremony
took place in the Conway Baptist
church and was performed by Rev
T G Phillips, of that place. Mr. and
Mrs Gates arrived in Kingstree Mon
day night and are at present making
their home at the Kellahan hotel.
We have received for publication
an honor roll for the Nexsen school,
near town, signed * Y Z"-"only
this and nothing more. AS it is
against our rule to publish any kind
of communication without knowing
the real name of the writer, we re-
luctantly decline to publish the arti.
Gle. The name of the writer is re-
quired, not necessarily for publica,
ton, but merely as guarantee OF
good faith. If the writer of this let
ter will send US his or her name and
address, we shall be pleased to pub
lish the honor roll.
The Kingstree Board of Trade
was represented at the annual meet
ing and smoker given by the Charles
ton Chamber of Commerce last
Tuesday by Messrs Thomas Nc
Cutchen and w F Tolley. Upon thi:
occasion the directors of the cham
Der of commerce of the United
States were entertained. Interest
ing speeches were made by Hon q.
H Fahey, president, Boston, Mass.
and Mr. H C Clark, a director, o.
Minneapolis, MINI. These gentle
men expressed themselves as being
optimistic over the South's future
regardless of the present crisis.
Rabbi Isaac E Marcusson of Char
lesion was in Kingstree Sunday ant
conducted special services Sunda!
night in the old Masonic lodge room
where a good audience listened tt
his highly interesting discourse
| Rabbi Marcusson is not a strange
to the people of Kingstree, many O.
whom have heard him on severa
occasions and appreciate his higl
degree of intelligence and pulpi
eloquence. The Jews of Kingstre'
are making arrangements to hav'
Mr. Marcusson here to conduct ser
| ,,;oo, Gov fbapo tuioa oaph month