The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-21
Mr. and Mrs John King, who have

Mr. and Mrs R w Lewis have
moved from Hampton avenue and
are occupying thu H D Reddick res,
idence in Nelson's Addition.
Mesdames Chas C Burgess and 7
S Heminway and Misses Ethel Gro
mer and Mamie Jacobs spent Friday
and Saturday in Charleston.
Rev and Mrs Ernest K Epps, of
Charleston county, are spending the
holidays with the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Epps, near town.
According to the report of State
Superintendent Swearingen, twenty
one schools in Williamsburg county
receive 1892 from the extension
fund.
Miss Edna Davis, after spending
some time with her mother. Mrs Geo
W Davis, in Williamsburg county, has
returned to this city.-Georgetown
Times.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Sherfesee of
GreenvlIe are spending the Christ
mas holidays with the latter's moth
er, Mrs Louise Gilland, on Academy
street.
A very successful play for the ben
eft of Johnsonvile high school was
presented by local talent Thursday
evening under the supervision of
Principal Sam P Stackley.
Miss Amanda Edwards, who is in
charge of home demonstration work
in this county. attended the conven-
ton of the Southern Extension Work
ers held at Washington, D c, last
week.
Mr. Joseph R Walker has returned
from Sewanee, Tenn. for the vacation
and will officiate at the Episcopal
church Sunday ut II a.. m. and 7:3O
D. m. and Christmas day monday
at II a. m.
The ladies of the Civic league and
Library association held a parcel
post sale and oyster supper Friday
evening in the vacant building of Mr.
WI Nexsen on West Main street.
The proceeds amounted to about S25.
Messrs Alex Blakeley and Hills
Phillips, of Wofford college, Miss
Nell Blakeley, Of Lander college,
and Miss Elma Kinds. who is teach
ing at Timmonsville, will arrive
home Friday. the 22nd, to spend
the holidays.
A charter has been issued to the
Farmers Live Stock Company of
Hemingway, with capital stock of
$4,000. the officers being: H E Fad
dy, president: D G Huggins, vice
president; G B Ingraham, secre tary
and treasurer.
Miss Pauline Dove has returned
home after an extended visit to rel
atives at different points in the State.
Mrs O ] Keep, of Jacksonville. Fla,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs E P Pitts.
and Miss Dove, in the city. -Sun'fe''
WachmaR and SOuthrON.
The dwelling house of Mr. w M
Vause caught fire Saturday about 2
clock, but was put out before the
arrival of the fire department. The
fire was caused by spark from the
chimney falling on the roof, no ma
terial damage being done.
Mr. L Cottingham spent Saturday
in Kingstree on business. Miss
Mamie McLees attended an enter
tainment at New Holly last week
end. In popularity contestshe won
cake that brought in the neigh
borhood of S16O.-D,llon Herald.
While returning from dinner Fri
day afternoon in Mr. Rodgers car,
Mr. Richard M MVause was accidentally
thrown out at the corner of Mill and
Academy streets. His shoulder was
dislocated and he sustained other
painful injuries. We are pleased to
learn that under the skilful treat
ment of Drs Kelley and Hemingway
he is now progressing favorably to-
ward recovery.
The show windows of the stores
of a number of our advertisers have
put on their holiday attire. and they
truly present an attractive appear
ance. One strolling down the marts
of trade will see in these win dows
many things that will not only glad
den the hearts of children, but to
some loved one will be a present
that would be a thing of beauty and
Joy forever. and we bespeak for