The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-21
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morning from Charlotte, where she
attended the marriage of her sister,
Miss Mary Davis and Mr.. Claude n.
Sapp yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. M. j. Perry. State registrar
of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, left today to attend the
state convention of the U. ID. c.
which meets this week in Union.
Supt. Lingle asks that all rural
graded schools desirous of State aid
made application at once, sending
along with their application a copy
OF the daily program of studies.
| The bazaar held last Friday under
the auspicics of the ladies of the
Methodist church was a decided sue
cess. More than 500 was made on
the sale of fancy work, candy and re-
|freshments.
Messrs. Clark and Mace of Con-
cord, n. c., are here doing good work
in renovating monuments which have
become discolored Several tomb
stones in the old and new cemeteries
have been much improved.
Superintendent Lingle asks that all
teachers who attended summer
schools report to HIM what school
| in,
be given the $40 aid promised them
by the county board of education.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give their annual bazaar on
Tuesday, Dec. 5. Elaborate prepara
tions are being made for it. Refresh
ments will be served. Candy, fancy
work and flowers will be on sale.
Rev. Luther O. McCutcheon Of the
II<orean mission field filed the pulpit
| of the Presbyterian church at both
the morning and evening services
last Sunday. delivering two able
fdiscourses on the progress being
made in that interesting little ceun-
try.
About 80 automobiles filed with
men, women and children boosting
the Lancaster County Fair, made the
trip to Kershaw Thursday afternoon.
stopping in Heath Springs on the re-
turn trip. And everybody in those
two good country towns promised to
come up for the Fair.
Mr. John NJ. Madra, general man
ager Of the Fair, asks US to call at
tcntion to the automobile parade,
and to urge owners of cars to decor
ate for this parade. Valuable prizes
are offered for the best decorated
car. best decorated county owned
car, best decorated Ford, best decor
ated farmers car and oldest decor
ated car. Cars may be entered as
late as 10 a. m. Thursday.
Mr.. Wilson Mosier's many friends
were sorry to learn of the injury he
sustained last Wednesday by falling
from his bicycle. He suffered a com.
pound fracture of the left forearm.
Mr Mosier was taken on the evening
train to Rock Hill where he is unden
treatment at the Fennell Infirmary.
tion is now fairly comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ellison and
little daughter, Juanita, left Sunday
for their new home in Jonesboro.
Ark, a city of $1,000 inhabitants.
where Mr.. Ellison has accepted the
secretaryship of the Chamber OF Com
merce. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison made.
loyal friends in both town and
county and there is widespread re-
gret at their departure.
DR.. S. b. Nye, the expert eye spe-
cialist, who is still operating at his
optical Office at the Hotel Royal
wishes to announce to the citizens of
Lancaster that he has just purchased
a new car. which will be at the dis
posal OF all those who live some dis
tance from the hotel. where he will
send for them and bring them back.
He will also make special calls If so
desired without any extra charge by
calling phone 221. Hotel Royal.