The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-14
Messrs Leroy Gates. C w Boswell

Courtney cafe and Will take posses
sion in January.
Mr. S P B Altman was caller at
our office yesterday. He was long a
resident of Suttons but recently par-
chased home at Hemingway and is
now occupying it.
Mrs w S Booth of Manor, Ga, a
daughter of Mr. H O Britton, arriv-
ed in town yesterday. She will be
dame Of honor at the marriage of
her sister, Miss Mary James Britton,
next Thursday.
Hon R X Wallace represented
Kingstree lodge, No 46. A F M, at
the Grand Lodge in Charleston this
week and was appointed district dep
uty grand master for the fifteenth
Masonic district.
Mr. L H Cromer, Jr, formerly of
The Record, now of the Dillon
Herald, stopped over in tows to
shake hands with friends Saturday
night while enroute to Salters to
spend Sunday with friends.
| Little Miss FRANKIE Olivia Britton,
the year:old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John D Britton. has been criti-
cally i'll for the past week. Drs E 7
Kelley of Kingstree and j Austin
Ball of Charleston are in attendance.
| Miss Halene Clark, teacher at
RHEIMS, has been visiting at the
home of Rev Geo M Wilcox c
Everett of Salters has been spending
some time with relatives in and
around the city.-Bennettsoils Ad-
aOcate.
The Woman's Adult Bible Class Of
the Presbyterian church was recent
IL reorganized with the following
officers: President, Mrs w V Brock
ington; vice president. Mrs P S Nc
Chesney; secretary. Miss Maude Lo-
gan; treasurer, Mrs Charles Single
ton.
! McKoy, commercial freight
agent of the Missouri Pacific and St
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
railways, with headquarters at At
lanta, Ga, was in Kingstree short
time Tuesday night. He was the
guest of his cousin. Mrs Hugh Nc
Cutchen, whom he had not seen for
35 years,
At a regular meeting of Kingstree
lodge, No 46, A F NJ held Thursday
evening. December 7. the following
officers were elected and installed
for the next year: S P Harper, W
M; B E Clarkson, S w; ] D O'Bryan,
JW w; L S Dennis, S D; L F Swails, J
D; T E Arrowsmith. tiler; Messrs
Vause and Golsun, stewards.
| Mr. VS. Dennis will start today
on an auto trip to Florida He will
be accompanied by his sister. Mrs W
H Bunch, her three children and
Mr. Henry Griffin. Their destination
will be Volusia county to visit MI
Bishop at Bishopville. They expect
to visit Jacksonville. Palatka. Deland
and other places. The trip will cover
about l, 200 miles.
In reporting the proceedings OF
the court last week a mistake was
made in the case of Venters against
Daggett. II appeared that Leroy
Lee, Esq, represented the plain
tiff, and Messrs Kelley & Kinds rep.
resented the defendants. 1t should
have been that the plaintiff was
represented by Messrs Kelley &
Kinds, and the defendants by LIE.
Roy Lee. Esq. the verdict being for
the defendants.
The Grand Lodge of Masons con.
J vened in their temple in the city OF
Charleston on the 18th inst ami
closed on Wednesday. the 18th
There were about three hundred
delegates present. The sessions were
!. most harmonious and interesting
The same grand officers were elect
ep for the next year. R K Wallace,
Esq, of Kingstree, was appointed by
the Grand Lodge as District Deputy
Grand Master.for the 18th Masonic
district.
Union services were held last Sun.
day night at the Methodist church
which was the occasion of welcom.
, ing the new minister, Rev G T Har.
mon. Short speeches of welcome
were made by Revs A E Riemer, OF
the Baptist church. and P S McChes'
ney, of the Presbyterian church,
After the welcome services were
concluded. Rev Harmon preached q
strong and forceful sermon to