The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-04-12

Ier with her parents in Cheraw.
Messrs. C. c. and Jack Douglass
spent Sunday in Statesville, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Melton and liz
tie SON, Carroll, are visiting their pa
rents in Chesterfield.
Miss Pearl urner has returned
from visit to Columbia for Easter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Turner.
Mr.. Ben Davis has returned to Co
lumbia to resum, his studies after WIS.,
lting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
B. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lucas and chill
dren, of Charlotte, were guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Lucas for
The weekend
Little Miss Sa 'ah Page Murray has
returned home after spending Easter
with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
z. A. Murray, Sr., in Rome, S. C.
MIR. Wilson, the manager of the
Chesterfield Hardware Co., has moved
his family to Chesterfield and they
will occupy Mr. D. E. Redfearn's resi-
dence on West Main st.
Miss Myrtle Dawn, of Greensboro
College fcr Women, Miss Clarice
Clark and MIR. Rpy Rivers, of Morven,
spent Easter wi n Mrs. l.. B. Rivers.
Mr.. l.. B. Da' is, one of the promi-
nent farmers O. the Snow Hill sec
lion, was in town Monday Mr.. Davis
is recovering from severe attack of
the grip.
There was meeting Of the town.
ship peace offi' >rs for Chesterfield
county in the 'ourt house Monday.
The object of the meeting was their
instruction on the law as it applies to
heir office.
The many friends of DR.. Tom c..
Hunley will be .;lad to learn that he
8 now convalescent after an opera
zion for appendicitis at the Baker
Sanitorium in Chearleston.
Shirt Waists at The Chesterfield
Dry Goods, so cts. to $500.
Invitations have been received ir.
Chesterfield to the marriage of Mr..
Ben Thurman. Mr.. Thurman has a
position with the Southern Cotton Oil
| 60, at Ashville. He has q great
many friends and relatives in Ches-
erfield.
| Invitations have been received in
Chesterfield to the marriage of Miss
Bernice Shannon to Mr.. Davidson, of
Monroe. Miss Shannon is a niece of
'ur treasurer-elect, Mr. ]. A. Welsh
She is pleasantly remembered as 9
listor to this city.
Mr.. B. R. Ri .rs, of Columbia; Mr.
(. P. Turner, of Columbia University
md Miss Minnie Oliver, of Chicora
College for Women, who lives nea,
tuby, spent Easter among their rela,
ives and frien.s.
Children's Wash Dresses and
sompers, Csc to $1.OO at tho Ches.
orheld Dry Goods Co.
There will be a meeting of the
| w. o. w. Satur ,ay night at 8 o'clock
| An event of interest to many pc
>ple in Chester eld is the approaching
marriage of Mis- Lima Covington, OF
darshville, to Mr.. James Solomon
darrell, a prominent business man
If Marshville. The marriage will
axe place on Tuesday, April Goth
Hiss Covington is daughter of Mr.
=. b. CovingtOn, formerly cashier
If the Bank of Chesterfield, and now
,ashier Of the Bank of Marshville.
AT St. Paul church last Sunday ev.
enng the Rev. S. d. Bailey, of Nc
Bee, preached an interesting and in
spring sermon n the subject "Covet-
ny the Graces." Mr.. Bailey present
I'd the cause OF Christian Education
% the Shiloh congregation on Sunday
J morning. Chesterfield charge is re.
spending in fine spirit to the call OF
he colleges Of the Methodist church
m this State fo 100000 with which
to meet an urg mt need.
Spring Oxfo; ds for women, $1.5(
to $3.50 at the Chesterfield DR.,
Goods Co.
| Children's Cxfords, 60 cents t.
$3.50, at the C1esterfeld Dry Good
Company.
Mems Oxfor $, $2.25 to $3.50; al
feathers, at tae Chesterfeld Dr.,
Goods Company.
The best way to show your patriot
ism to the United States government
is by raising something to eat thi.
year, as the food crisis is becoming
serious all over the nation. 1t is re
ported that the wholesale grain ant
provision houses will no longer take
orders for shipment to the South
The Assistant Secretary of Agricul
ture states that the South must raise
its own food supplies, as the govern
ment needs every freight car in Other
parts of the country.
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