The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-07
HEATH SPRINGS ITEMS
DURING PAST week
MEETING MUCH SUCCESS
Interesting Game Results in
Favor Home TeamCa
Stew Enjoyed.

AhuTsudy niBnt, NOV. z. Her deatl
was unexpected and came as grea
shock to her parents and friends
She was three years of age and /
very attractive child. Intermen
took place at Salem cemetery Fri
day afternoon, the services beips
conducted by the Rev. w. w. Boyce
pastor of the Pleasant Hill A.. r. p
church a
Lille Mae Adams, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron Adams, died at tn,
nome of her parents near Pleasan
Hill Saturday night, Nov. A, after al
illness of six weeks with typhoid
fever. Everything that physician
nurse, parents and other loyin,
hands could do was done to save tn.
lie that hung in the balance S,
long. Lille Mae was seven years q
age and was beautiful and obedien
child. The little body was laid Il
rest in Fork Hill cemetery Sunday ai
.ternoon at O'Clock, the pastor, ReS
L. A. Dabney, conducting the funee
services
DIR. b. D. stalkner was called
Southern Florida Saturday night /
see his mother who, was III al ht
home there. A report saying ths
she died Sunday was received hei
sunday night. The sympathy I
many friends here will be extended
DR.. Stalkner in his great bereav
ment.
Mrs. Hasel Vaughn returned he,
Friday morning from Eharlesto
where she has been visiting her hu
band at Fort Moultrie.
The meeting OF the Sunday scM
association of the First Distr5
held at Pleasant Hill A. r..
I church Sunday, November s, waA
pronounced success in every WI
Mr.. w. G. Ellis of Heath Springs}
president of the association. Mn1
T Green of Lancaster, president5
the county association, Miss Rave5
OF Spartanburg, who is superiate{
ent of the elementary departing
and other speakers, were presentU
made interesting and helpful tai
a bountiful dinner was spread byt
Pleasant Hill people, to which q
justice was doAe by the large %,
gregation gathered at the meetg
The next association goes to Ia
haw.
! A candy stew given on Thurss
night at Mr.. P. w. Twitty's, in h
or of Miss Lena McWhorton OF
Lbeville county. a former teacher
the CASTOR school, was greatly
joyed by the young ,eople inE
community.
Mrs. John Clyburn, &bo vf8
her daughter, Mrs. y. q StauS
Sunday, returned to her ss 3,
Hartsville, Monday afternoc =
Mr.. w. d. Ellis and sorl
and Messrs. Wallace and ~ "a
all of Hartsville neighborht "a
tored to the Flint Ridge co
Thursday to visit Messrs. r.
iCrimminger and p. w. Twist
their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. t. Twitty attd
the funeral of Mr.. A. D. Hill
Mrs. Twitty's brother, at LancM y
Friday.
| A very helpful meeting Of
School Improvement League
held at the school house, Fri6ay
: ternoon. -
1 MIR. and Mrs. j.. e. Caskey and
; Brown OF Bethune were guea1
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mobley SUP
) Mrs. Caskey will remain at hertt
er's for several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter C. Twitf
Rock Hill visited the formers
Ier, Mr.. P. T. Twitty. Sunday.
\ Mr.. Preston B. Blackmon OF
lcaster spent Sunday with his ID
i ter. Mrs. n. s., Watson. Mr.. n
mon has reached the age of ssy
and says his health was never
: ter and even seems to improve
!; grows older.
Mr.. Irby Cauthen of Rock Hiis
the Sunday guest o. his parenta
! and Mrs. A. Cauthen.
u Mr. and Mrs. w. 7. Moblay
children motored to Kershax
day to spend the day with
Hicks Morgan.
i Mr.. w. n. rwItty was - xu,I
Mr. Henry Halle at sab sst