The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-04-26
Short items Of YocaL gntereyt


was in Chesterfield yesterday.
Mrs. j. b. Guy left yesterday for a
visit to her parents in Alabama.
Mr.. A. C. Manship, of Hartsville,
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. C. C. Douglass, who has been
visiting her home in Statesville, re
turned Sunday.
Messrs. d. H. Douglass, r. R. Rig
by and l.. M. Stanley motored to
Charlotte Sunday.
The Boy Scouts will go on hike
Friday afternoon and cook supper ir
the woods.
Miss Pearl Lucas has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Felix Can
non, Of Hamlet, N. G.
May will soon be here and the three
Sunday schools of the town, as usual,
hold their picnics during this month
The Rev. ]. r. Millard will preach
next Sunday at the Presbyterian
church at II am.
Mr.. Robert Therrel and Mr.. w. J
Douglass spent Sunday at HeaLh
Springs.
Paris Green kills the bugs and tn,
potatoes too. CORONA DRY kills
the bugs but not the vine. Get it al
ODOM BROS. co.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet at the home of Mrs. 5. A.
Hanna Tuesday afternoon at o.
clock,
A number of the younger set al
tended party given by Mr.. and Mrs
McFarlan at their spacious country
home halfway between Chestertie"'
and Cheraw.
Misses Mary Rcdfcarn and Ann
May Jackson entertained about fiji
teen of their friends Tuesday nigh
at the home Of the latter. A goo
time is reported by ALL
Sanneo 1c caCneS at ~ SchNS
Lemon Cling, Is cents; No. 3 Star
dard Tomatoes, at 10 cents per can
Van Camps Big Hominy at 10 cents
per can. All other canned goods a.
proportionately low prices, at
ODOM BROS. &C
On these warm, thirsty days you
will have to travel long distance
before finding better, more refresh
ing drink than you can get at tn.
fount Of the Chesterfield Drug c..
Everything pure; everything fresh
everything sanitary.
The Square Deal Drug Co. was
fortunate in securing the services OF
DR.. Graham, of Chcraw, as pharma
cist DR.. Graham has lived in Che
raw for | years and is well-known to
many Chesterfield people. His wife
will soon move to Chesterfield, where
they will make their home.
Chesterfield High School is making
plans for Field Day exercises on FRI
day night, April 9th. A number Wi.
be entered for the oratorical contests,
for which there are two medals, one
for the boys and one for the girls
Admission Is and 25 cents. The
track exercises will probably be omit
ted.
The dinenr to be given by the ladies
of Chesterfield to the Confederate
Veterans on May 10th, will be spread
in the hall of the Comercial Club. En-
ercises will follow at the cemetery a.
a p. m. The Chesterfield Brass Band
will make music for the occasion.
Mrs. D. II. Tiller will receive flowers
for the graves.
We are holding our last car OF
COTTON SEED in order to give you
a chance to get in your remnants ler'
over from planting. We will pay you
in cash or give you meal, highesl
market prices. ODOM BROS. CO.
We have just received Hogshea ae
of genuine Muscavado Molasses
This is the pure imported article ir
the original cask. ODOM BROS. CO
On Saturday, April 14th, some o.
the young ladies of Chesterfield or
ganized a sewing circle. The frs
regular meeting was held last Firda,
at the home of Miss Mary Ham,
Hurst. The charter members of thi
newest industrial organization II
Chesterfield are Misses Francis Hur
sey, Mary Hanna Hurst, Evelyi
Odom, Sarah Teal, Ruth Hurst, Eva
Broadway and Kathleen Douglass.