The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-03-28

week at the nome OIL ner son, Mr. ~.
!, b. Hanna, in Whitmire, S. C..
Mrs. B. j. Guess will attend the
Kingston District w. Nj. meeting at
Kingston this week.
Miss Sarah Moore is spending a
few days home from Converse Col
lege this week.
will buy all your whole hull
sacks. w. p. ODOM.
Regular meeting of the Chester
field Camp Woodmen of the World
will be held Saturday night at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. G. C. McManus and family
accompanied by Mr.. Kermit Gre
CORY, of Lancaster County visited at
the home of Mrs. w. C. West Sun
day.
See me for SO per cent. feed meal.
1t is the cheapest. w. p. ODOM.
The play, entitled "Tomkins
Hired Man," viii be given at Wexford
school house Saturday night March
80. Admission Is and 20 cents pro-
!. ceeds go for the benefit of the school
There will be an ice cream supper
AZ Wamble Hill school house on We'd
nesday, April Sd, at 8 p. m. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the school.
The public is cordially invited.
While Prof. Claude M. Melton is
aiding in the County Thrift Stamp
c..nl Daign among the schools, his bro
thcr, Mr.. w. Nj. Melton, of Sardinia,
is taking his place as instructor in
. the High school,
There will be an interesting con
test al the school house Friday morn
, ing at 8 o'clock when the Junior
Four-minutes Speakers will contest
I; for honors in speaking on Thrift
I. Stamps. The public is invited.
Mr.. Fred G. Hcarn, of New York,
. who has been for some weeks past in
Charleston working on the big NOV
ing picture, "Thc Rise and Fall of the
:. ConIederacy," is visiting at the home
of his brother, Paul II. Hearn.
Clemson College has opened an
office at Columbia, S. G. for the dis
tribution of Anti-hog Cholera Serum
Citizens ordering serum will please
forward their orders to Clemson Col
lege Live Stock Sanitary Office, 8O1
Union National Bank Building, Co
lumbia, S. c.
have the only old-style HULLs
in town. w. P. ODOM.
There was a wreck on the Ches-
terfeld & Lancaster r. r. Monday
afternoon above Ruby when por
tion of the down train left the rtack
Two cars, one carrying lumber ant
the other loaded with wood, were
badly smashed and the trac.; wa.
= torn up for quite distance. No one
: was injured.
d The Macedonia school will give
c Negro Minstrel Friday evening al
It o'clock at the Chesterfield High
School Auditorium. Admission g!
v and 10 cents. This performance ha:
!. been recently given at jefferson
where it was warmly rece ived anc
y highly praised.
: Ice will be sold this summer by }
a. Davis & Company. Deliverie. vii
r be made regularly and orders promp.
:, ly filled. Leave orders at the store.
" J. A. DAVIS & COMPANY
Chesterfield responded most nearti
It ly to the call for old or new clothe:
for the.destitute population of Bel
$ gium. A large number of garment
II were received and shipped by tn,
&c Red Cross Chapter. The Ruby Aux
iliary sent fine lot, including mucl
u unused goods.
An announcement from the Char
lesion Cotton Exchange was received
, TOO late for publication this week
y 1t will appear in our next issue, how
ever. In it the Cotton EXchang,
goes on record as advising the far
9 mers to secure a large food acreag,
first and then plant such cotton a
o can be handled when foodstuffs ar
taken care of. Food will win tn
war.
IS For pure and refreshing soda drink
and ice cream try the Busy Bee Cafe
:. The speaking campaign organize,
> and carried out by the County Coun
Gil of Defense to encourage thu
:. planting and conservation of food
stuffs, is about over. There will b,
meetings at White Oak and Parke
" School No. 1 on Friday night Mucl
interest has been manifested by.th,
people and it is believed good will re
suit.
" Farmers are advised that the gov
A ernment will be able to supply the full