The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-06-07
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Mr.. p. A. Murray, Jr., is in CO.
lumbia to-day. Z -.
Mrs. B. C. Moore is Visiting her
niece, Mrs. jackson at High. Point,
Mr.. Ernest Wilson was hu, Plains
Tuesday.
c. L. Prince, Esq, of Chcraw, was
IN the city Monday.
Chief of Police Melton is getting
some of the auto spcedcrs these days.
Miss Bertha West is visiting in
Pagcland this week
Mr.. Carey Hunlcy is in Wadesboro,
y. c., this week ON business. =
Miss Ruth Hanna, who has been
| teaching at Whitmire, returned home
last Saturday.
Miss Kate Tyler and little niece.
Mary Baker, leave to-day for their
home at jackson, S. C. :
Services at st. Paul next Sunday
are as follows: Sunday school at 4 &
an; preaching by the pastor at
S:30 p. m.
Mr.. Coot Adams is home again af-
ter an operation performed in Char
!otte sanitarium.
Misses Elease and Meta Jackson
are home for the summer from
Anderson College.
Mrs. Roper, Of Clio, formerly Il
popular teacher in the Chesterfield
High School, visited this week at the
home of Miss Annie Gulledge. T..
Special communication of Chester
| field Lodge No. 22O, A. +. NJ, will!
be held Thursday evening, June eth,
at $50 O'Clock. By order of b. f..
Zeal, WIN. D.. ..'.'.' .......'' DO
Mr.. J. A. Knight, superintendent Of
lGducation-elect of Chesterfield coun-
ty, has finished his course at the Uni
versity of Columbia. and been ad-
mitted to the bar
DR.. Tom C. HURLEY, who has been
making his home in Charleston for
The past seven years, is visiting III
brothers, James, Charles and Carey
1unley. Tom recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Congressman Stevenson has beer
SO busy since he went to Washing
ton early in April that he has not
been able to leave for one day to
risit Chcraw. You can bet old Red
Head" is on the job all the time.
Mr. Burrus Crawlcy, son of Mr..
James +. Crawlcy. of Ruby, was
nillcd in Baden last week while work
my on heavily charged electric wires.
Mr.. L. l.. Parker of pagcland, is re-
?ortcd TO be seriously i'll in q sanl-
tarium AZ Charlotte
The j c. Flint Tobacco Co., of
Winston-Salem, \. c., has shipped 4
caddy of Pride Of Winston" Tobacco
to Jesse Wallace, in Dumcn or Bran
reaches Jesse.
There will be a musical recital al
he public school auditorium tonight
tt =: 80 p. m. \ laugh guaranteed
or every minute. Admission 10 and
) cents.
An effort is now being made to put
nc Chesterfield Brass Band on sur,
footing and we believe that the gooC
lcoplc Of Chesterfield are going tC
respond heartily to the proposition
ghcn it is fully understood. 1t is the
idea to arrange for band concerts to
nc given in the open once a week dur
my the summer. The band is to be
raid for this by popular subscription
the money, il is understood to 90 tI
ne support Of the band in the matter
If uniforms and other necessary
equipment. An article fully dcScrih-
.lg the plan and the aims of the band
has been prepared but crowded out
mis- week. 1t is enough to say now
lhat Il band is a good thing; it is one
of the very best of advertising me-
diumS for live town. We have Il
band, good one for its age Let's
rally round it now and help build it
up. When you are called on this
week, forget your crouch, if you have
one, and do the loyal patriotic thing,
dig down and help support good
band.
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