The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-10-05

, list of the county fair ask the secre'
tary. Mr. G A McElveen. Miss Aman'
da Edwards or Mr. C W Baker fol-
one.
Mr. RF Howle of Darlington Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs W D Harring-
ton, near town, this week. He was
accompanied by his little grandson,
Park Howle.
We are glad to learn that Mrs G S
Howell, a sister of Mrs r j McCabe
and we'll known in Kingstree, has
been able to return to her home in
Marion from a Florence infirmary.
The Civic Club and Library asso-
citation will meet at the school audi
torium next Thursday afternoon,
October II, at 4:S0 o'clock, the meet
ing for today having been postponed.
A mock marriage which promises
to be of unusual interest will take
place at the court house here Tues
day evening. The affair is to be On
der the auspices of the local chapter
of the D A R.
Rev and Mrs w P Meadors. we
understand, will soon take up per-
manent residence in Kingstree. The
house at the corner of Academy and
Brooks streets owned by Mr. M F
Heller is now undergoing repairs
preparatory to occupancy by Rev
and Mrs Meadors.
Get ready for the big county fair.
The premium lists are out and if you
have anything for which there is no
premium offered or listed in the
booklet bring it along anyway. 1t
may help just as did the Jack-o-Lan.
tern that Mrs Frierson tells you
about in the children's department
last year.
Coming as the consummation OF
the ten-day penitential period be.
ginning with the feast of Rosh Ha-
shanah, the Jewish new year. which
commenced at sundown last Wednes-
day, the feast of Yom Kippur. the
Day of Atonement, will be observed
nv ,he Jews in Kinqstree tomorrow
and Saturday.
The baby show at the Uwana the
ater last Wednesday and Thursday
nights attracted good audiences. es-
pecially of fond daddies and devoted
mothers whose little ones made their
appearance, many for the first time,
on the canvas. The pictures were
unusually good. but we don't dare to
say whose child was the bestlooking.
Little Miss Frances Virginia Toll
ley Is celebrating her second anni-
versary today. She is not having a
birthday party for her little friends,
but she's having a good time keep
ing all the members of the house
hold busy guarding against her
childish depredations. She is a real
girl baby, but a priceless jewel at
that.
Mr. w C Mazyck of Charleston
officiated at the Episcopal church
here Sunday. preaching two excellent
sermons. This was his first visit to
Kingstree in many years, and he
noted vast changes and improve
ments here. He had a number of
old friends among our people and
made many new ones, who await his
return with much pleasure.
The King Hardware Co has recent
ly made some very striking changes
in the interior of its large double
store on Main street. The boxed
show windows have been changed so
as to allow passers-by to see into the
building, and also allow those inside
to look out on the street. In addition
to this. the change in the windows
affords a much better light from the
front, which aids materially in show
ing up the store. Near the center of
the store large platform, ten or
twelve inches above the floor, with
an attractive railing. has been erect
ed for the bookkeepers and the
transaction of the firms clerical
work.