The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-07-26


Mr.. Arthur Rivers, of Mt. Croghan,
was in the city Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. c. Baker is visiting Mrs.
]. E. Myers, of Wadesboro.
Supervisor Knight passed through
town yesterday enroute to Cheraw.
Mr.. Ray Rivers who is member
Of the Supply Co. N. C National
Guard has reported for duty
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Melton and son,
Carol, of McBee, visited the formers
parents recently.
Messrs. j. p. Teal and J. C. Jones,
of Wadesboro, visited Mr.. B. F. Teal
last Sunday.
Sanitary Steam Pressing Club
i. dry cleaning and hat cleaning spe-
cialty.
Mr.. H. A. Metz, of Whiterock, S.
c., is first assistant TO Mr.. A. j. Rohr
in his tonsorial parlor on Main st.
Miss Minnie Huntley, of Wades-
boro, was in town this week, the
guest Of her uncle, Mr.. ]. F. Hunley.
Misses Sarah Moore and Mildred
Laney spent yesterday in Mt. Croghan
with Mrs. P. M. Therrell.
Miss Esther Teal, who has been
visiting in town for the past week, re-
turned to her home in Wadesboro yes
terday.
Are you Hunting Health? Hanna's
Highlands, Hendersonville, are Habi-
tually Healthy. Write r. E. Hanna,
Carolina Terrace, Hendersonville, N.
G.
DR.. R. L. Gardner, who successfully
passed examinations for 1st Lieut..
u. S. Army Medical Corps, is expect
ing every day to receive his commits
sion.
The w. o. w. Camp, at Shiloh
school house will have picnic Friday
August 3. Good speeches on wood
craft. Baseball. Public invited tt
come and bring dinner.
Mrs. Edgar Porter gave luncheon
Tuesday morning for her sister Mis-:
Esther Teal of Wadesboro. Among
the out-of-town guests were Miss
Teal, Mrs. J. l.. Craig, of Cheraw
Miss Smith, of Cowards; and Mis-:
Burgess, of Lake City.
Mr. G. w. Duvall, of Cheraw, wa:
in Chesterfield Monday. Mr. Duval
is President Of the Bank of Che
raw, Bank of Chesterfield and Banl
of Ruby e Mt Croghan.
News has reached Chesterfield thai
George Wright, local boy, mem
Der Of the Red Cross Ambulance Unit
No. &c, has volunteered for aviation
We predict that George has the nerve
requisite for an aviator and that h,
will be high fiier.
End Lieut., P. A. Murray, Jr., U. S
Marines, left Saturday for Quantco
Va. where he reported for service
Monday. Lieut.. Murray asked Gov
ernor Manning for months leave O
absence from the masters office
agreeing to resign his position as mas
ter if the war continues into 1918.
1t is believed that the boys in tn
Red Cross Ambulance Unit No. 2,
are now on the water enroute t.
France. In recent letter from on
of them to friend here he state,
that they expected to sail this week
Here's hoping the boys bon voyag
and safe return.
Civil Court was in session for :
short time Monday. Only uncontest
ed matters were disposed Of. Th
court was presided over by the Judg,
of this, the fourth Judicial District
the Hon. Thos. II. Spain, of Darling
ton. Judge Spain's friends are gla,
he is able to resume his labors on tn,
bench after his long sickness. Tn,
Judge was accompanied to Chester
field by Mrs. Spain.
Those registered should not ge
their serial number confused with tn
number showing the order of labil
ity. The serial number of a persol
registered simply took the place O.
the name of that person. The orde,
of liability number Of a registrar
shows him the order in which he wa:
drawn and will be called for exami
nation.
Edward Gulledge-our own Ed.
the youngest member of Company
81" Though he is only seventeen Eo
Is plenty able to take care of himself
and no man runs over him.
President Wilson says that the Sc
lection of men for the new National
army is in no sense conscription OF
the unwilling but rather, a selection
OF the best fitted men for military ser.
vice, call to them from their country
to go to her defense in time of natinn