The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-24
HEATH SPRINGS MAN
EXHIBITS FINE STOCK
WEEK OF MUCH INTEREST
Birthday Dinner Given Mr.. Mob
ley-High School Gives
Entertainment.
WEEK OF MUCH INTEREST


the most pleasant occasions enjoy
ed in Heath Springs recently was the
birthday dinner given to Mr.. H. p.
Mobley by his children and their
families at his home Thursday, Oct
18th. All his daughters, with their
families including Mesdames Lu-
cius Bell, r. l.. Vaughn, w. B. Falk-
enberry and Hasel Vaughn and one
son, j. Edgar Mobley, were present
A bountiful dinner was spread, to
which full justice was done by those
present, after which passage of
scripture was read and the divine
benediction asked by the pastor I'M
on Mr.. and Mrs. Mobley and their
children, those present and those alb
sent. The only thing that could
nave marred in any wise the pleasure
or the day was the absence of three
sons, two of whom are principals Of
schools, one in North and the other
In South Carolina, while the third. n
recent graduate of Furman Univer-
Isity, is in Greenville taking a course
In Draughn's Business College.
The Rev. w. B. McIlwaine gave an
instructive and helpful address on
mission work in japan at Rich Hill
Baptist church Thursday night of las.
week. Misses Lizzie and Fannie
lMc1lwaine, his sisters, will spend the
winter with him End his family on
the campus of Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond, Va. This is a
most delightful Arrangement for
these elect ladies, so that they may
be with their honored brother while
spending his well earned vacation in
the States. Mr.. McIlwaine has a son
In Union Seminary who will. after
graduation, take up mission work in
Japan.
Mr.. w. b. Twitty has returned
from Atlanta. where he exhibited
some fine stock from the Twitty
Halle farm. He left again Monday
for Columbia, where he left his hogs
ON his way home from Atlanta. He
took well deserved prizes in At
lanta as he will also do in Colum,
bia
Messrs. Lewis Robertson, w. T..
Mobley, j. A. Bridges and DR.. e. F..
Horton motored to Sumter Wednes-
day, Oct. 18, to inspect roller mill
in operation there
The Oyster supper given by the
high school at the school building
Friday night was a pronounced sue
cess both from the financial and So
cial standpoints.
Master Taylor Mobley went to
Lancaster Friday night to spend the
weekend with his grandfather. Mr..
S. ID. Taylor. He returned here
Sunday after two days pleasantly
spent in Lancaster.
Messrs. Sidney Twitty and Fur,
man Crimminger came from Great
Falls Saturday night to visit their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Twitty
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Crimminger
at Flint Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hendrix of
Lancaster spent Sunday with the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. d.
w. Hendrix.
Mr.. E. b. Mobley went to Ker-
shaw Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs.
Mobley's brother, Mr.. Walter Tay-
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Croxton and
children, Mrs. G. d. Ellis and chill
dren, Mr.. w. c. Ellis and Mr.. A. b.
Cauthen jitneyed to Fork Hill Sun
day to be present at the "Home-com-
ing service. They report a great
crowd present, an abundant dinner
served, an enjoyable service and al
together great day" In addition
TO the observance of State Mission
Day exercises. a sermon was deliv-
cred in the afternoon by DR.. j. Fl.
Boldrige OF Woodruff. A pleasing
feature of the day was the celebra-
ton of the birthday OF the beloved
pastor of the church, the Rev. T. A.
Dabney.
Mrs. w. G.. Ellis left Monday for
Columbia where she will be the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. C. b.
'Mobley and family, for several days
this week.