The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-27
Mr. Sam P Stackley visited Lal

MrHD Reddick of Andrews was
in Kingstree several days this week.
Mr. H A Fennell spent several
davs this week at Columbia on busl-
ness.
Mrs W M Vause spent several
DAYS last week with relatives at In
diantown.
Weekend reduced rates over the
ACL to Charleston will go into ef-
feet Saturday next.
Mrs Nita Whitehead johnson of
Spartanburge is visiting friends IN
Kingstree this week.
Mrs w L Taylor and children are
at Atlanta, Ga, where they will re-
main until some time in June.
Miss Miriam Fluitt went to Flor
ence Sunday morning to visit the
family of her uncle, Mr. j B Lesesne.
Miss Pat Hanna, who has been the
guest of Miss Fannie Vause, return
ed Friday to her home in the Cades
section.
Rev P S McChesney went to Co.
lumbia this morning to attend
meeting of the trustees OF Chlcora
college.
: We are glad to learn that Mrs P
B Thorn has recovered from the eff
fects of a severe sprain of her ankle
sustained Saturday.
Miss Florence Mcintosh has been
elected member of the faculty of
Peachland IN c. school, of which Mr.
Samuel P Stackley is principal.
Commencement exercises of Coker
college will take place May 29-June
/. Among the graduates is Miss
Elma Eloida Kinds of Kingstree.
Messrs L S Dennis and Mott Nc
Gill were in Lake City Sunday where
they attended exercises incident to
the closing of the Lake City school.
Miss Lula Easterling, teacher of
Rough Branch school, is visiting the
family of Mr. w M Vause ere re-
turning to her home at Tatum for
vacation.
The Record acknowledges the
courtesy of an invitation to the COM
mencement exercises of Union High
school, to be held May 1881, 1915,
Rome, S G.
Miss liza Gamble spent Thursday
night with relatives here, en- route
to her home at Indiantown, return
ing from Winthrop college, where
she is a student.
WV Boddie, Esq, Mrs Boddie and
Master David Scott Boddie of Louis
burg, N G., are visiting Mrs Bodies
parents, DR. and Mrs D G Scott, on
Railroad avenue.
Misses Marie Nelson and Katie
Stackley. two of Kingstree's charming
and popular young ~ladies, returned
last week from an extended visit to
friends in Charleston.
Messrs E C Epps and P H Stoll
returned this morning from Orange
burg, where they attended as dele
gates from the local lodge the
Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias.
Editor Wolfe's condition is still
precarious and he seems to be max
ing little, if any, improvement. AS a
final resort his physicians have de-
cided to take him to Hendersonviae,
NC, to try the effect of a change Of
climate. He leaves for Henderson
vile tomorrow.
Another of our enterprising cit
liens, Mr. w H Carr, has recently
purchased from the local agent, Mr.
Thos McCutchen, Ford touring
car. This car is growing in popu-
larity among Williamsburg citizens
every day and Mr. McCutchen has
orders on hand for several of the
cars now in transit from the factory.
MIR Herbert Kinder, the oldest son OF
MIR H H Kinder, who left Kingstree
about twenty-three years ago and
having not been heard of by any OF
his people here during the past
eighteen years, arrived on train No
80 Sunday morning. Mr. Kinder
was thought to be dead by his rela-
tives and friends here, but during
all those wears he has been located