The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-09-20

Spartanburg, where he enters Wof-
ford Fitting School.
Mrs. Nathan Lumsford, of Rox-
boro, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Craig.
Miss Lorenza Enzor, of Hazelhurst,
Ca, is the guest this week of Mrs
Carrie Pusser.
See that Free Ford, now on ex-
hibit at Teal-Jones Co.
Miss Mary Walsh has returned
home after several weeks in Savan- |
nah and other cities as the guest of !
her friends.
Is every Red Cross member doing
her best to get new member?
Eighty new members are wanted
within the next week.
Criminal Court convenes Monday
for not more than two-day session.
Judging from the average length of
of Criminal Court.
Mrs. P. A. Murray, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Sarah Page, spent the weekend
as the guests of Mrs. r. l.. Red
fearn.
10 our customers and friends:
Let's settle our obligations while
green cotton is selling above 20 C a
pound c. p. Mangum, Cashier
AS the Confederate Veterans
marched in the parade in Cheraw YES
Eerday someone shouted "hats off,
md every spectator doffed his lid.
That was the proper spirit in which
20 respect these grand old battle
Scared heroes.
The most beautiful Ford car ever
made is Free Ford. There is only
one of that model in this town. 1t
nay be seen at Teal-Jones Co., and
.adies, and gentlemen it is a beauty!
Last Sunday, Sept. 10th, at the
nome of Mr.. j. T. Talton, near Zoar
Church, Mr.. Oliver H. Eddins. and
Miss Charlotte Jerman, both Of the
Ioar Community, were married. The
Rev. j. l.. Tyler officiated.
Clerk w. j. Hanna, of the local
board of selection, will mail out no.
Ices to one hundred men Saturday
thursday, 9th. These men arc
hose whose orders of liability or call
numbers extend from 629 to 72s, a
list of whom was published in The
Advertiser Aug. 9th.
Call on us for Hanes, Set-Snue
and Wright's Health Underwear.
We are receiving shipments daily
IF new merchandise of highest quail
ty. Chesterfield Dry Goods Co.
At st. Paul Church Next Sunday
morning, the Rev ]. l.. Tyler, the pas
or will preach to children. Every
mild in the ecof,2lmg.GaHSity, and the
.Gults too, should attend this ser
vice. The offering will 90 for the
Sunday School work of the South
Carolina Conference.
Dr. G. C. Bristol will speak again
1T the Courthouse tonight, Thurs
lay, at pm. All those who failed
o hear him before should not miss
his opportunity. He has been
hroT%h some awful experiences at
he !lnds of the German butchers
md has thrilling story to tell.
good many communities in Ches-
.erfield County are preparing to hold
Community Fairs prior to the Annua
county Fair, Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 10. Ma
or Tiller, Miss Minis and Sccretar, |
tiunlcy are willing to 90 to any point |
n the County, upon request, to aid l
the organization of Community !.
Fairs.
The fourth Quarterly Conference
'or Chesterfield Charge will be held
1t st. Paul Church Friday Sept. 28th.
It 2. p. m. A full attendance of the
officials of the Charge is expected. |
The pastor of the Charge, the Rev.
!. l.. Tyler, is closing up his fourth
year on this charge, and at the An
Iual Conference, which meets in Bi
hopville in November, will be as
igned to another Charge.
Chestrfield's contingent Of Sc men
Who went to Camp Jackson Wcdnes
lay will become a part of the 3l8th
tleld Artillery, the same regiment to
which the first were assigned.
The honest but misguided men who
10 not seem to realize that our nation
engaged in war who are talking
opposition to an important matter
low under consideration, had better
90 slow. We understand the petition
las been written, though we hope we
IRE in error as to this. If one in war
ime does the slightest act in even
seeming opposition to the govern
mcnts plans they lay themselves lia-
}le to be accused Of disloyalty and b,
brought under the watchful eye of
Uncle Sam.
Special Service Checks = Begin
aing Saturday, Sept. Ed and con-
tinuing through Saturday, Oct goth,
we will Give Special Serv;c. Cbo.L.