The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-06-24

Miss Mary Catherine Epps ant
Master Carlyle Epps will be a
home" to their young friends to
morrow (Friday) afternoon from
to Z o'clock, at their beautiful home
on Brooks street.
Mr. and Mrs w T Wilkins left fol
Glenn Springs Saturday morning
Mr. Wilkins is rapidly convalescine
from his serious illness, and it i!
hoped that the water of these fam
Gus springs will entirely restore his
health.
Mr. S F Epps was kind enough te
present us with sample of his home
ground meal and grits a few days
ago. The grits was made from
flint corn and so far surpasses the
Western product that there is nc
comparison.
Mr. w ] Bartell of Vox was in
Kingstree Saturday morning for the
purpose of meeting his nieces, Mes
DANES Sallie and Pearle Edwards Of
Savannah, Ga, who, with their chill.
dren, will spend some time with rel.
atives in the Vox section.
Mr. and Mrs w E Nesmith went
to Lake City Tuesday to attend the
wedding of MIR Louis Nesmith and
Miss Vernie Floyd, which took place
in the Baptist church of that town
at $50 o'clock Tuesday evening. Mr.
WR Scott also attended the we'd
ding.
The annual meeting Of the Kings
tree Board of Trade was postponed
from Tuesday night, June %. to
Tuesday night, June 20, at which
time a full attendance is expected.
The meeting was postponed on ac-
count of revival services being held
nightly at the Methodist church this
week.
Mrs Paul Connally and daughter,
Miss Louise, of Atlanta, Ga. are visit
ing at the home of their aunts, Mrs
Nora Murphy and the Misses Nc
Clary, on Mill street Mrs Connally
is we'll remembered here as the
daughter of Mrs Samuel McClary of
Williamsburg and visited here three
years ago.
Those interested in the examina-
ton for Winthrop scholarship are
here notified that the examination
will take place at the court house
Friday, July 2, and is open to any
young lady wishing to enter the
contest. An examination for admis-
sion to the College of Charleston
will be held at the same time and
place.
DR. Isaac E Marcusson. rabbi of The
Hasell street synagogue, Charleston,
the past FIVE years, has resigned to
accept similar charge at Terre
Haute, Ind. DR. Marcusson is we'll
known in Kingstree, having conduct
Irregular stated services here lastfall
and winter. He is brilliant man,
and his departure from the State
will be widely regretted.
Governor Manning has recently
appointed upon his own responsible
ity, Mr. E o Eaddy as Magistrate at
Johnsonville to succeed Mr. W E Nc
Daniel, deceased. This appointment
was held up for some time on ac-
count of a disagreement among the
members of the county delegation
as to who should receive the ap'
pointment.
The party from Kingstree that at
tended the picnic at Mouzons bridge
last Saturday report having had q
delightful time. To our good friend,
Mr. Charlie McElveen, the versatile
and popular brother of Mr. George
A McElveen, is extended the praise
of the party, Charlie, as he is
familiarly called by his friends,
proved to be a most pleasing and
generous host.
Misses Ora Mckenzie of Cades,
R F D, and Walline Huggins, Hem
ingway R F D,left Monday for Win
throp college to attend the short
course awarded last fall for the best
all-round record made by members
of the girls canning clubs of Will