The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-19
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. Townley Redfearn is home
from school
Mrs.,C. K, Curtis returned from
Paxville. Thursday.
The Hon. y. Clifton Rivers, of Mt.
Croghan,' was in Chesterfield Tues
day. fsq S+r,-.
Messrs. T, G. Griggs and Charlie
Edgeworth,. Of Ruby, were in the city
Thursday.
"Doc." Sergt. Dosier, of Camp
jackson, is visiting in Chesterfield
this week.
The Rev. B. ]. Guess was called to
Denmark this week on account of the
death Of his father.
Corp. Lester T. Huntley and Priv.
ate Grady Watson are among those
to return home recently mustered out
of service,
See the young ladies' committee
at the Bank of Chesterfield Building
and hand them your dollar for Red
Cross membership.
The Rev. Wolling will fill his ap.
pointments on the East Chesterfield
circuit at Friendship at II am. and
at Ebenezer at 8 pm, next Sunday
Mrs. 1, o. Brantley, of Chatta
Hooga, Tenn, is visiting her sisters
Mrs. j. w.. Hanna and Mrs. P. H
Hearn and her mother, Mrs. E. E
IIearn.
The Rev. Hidreth, Of Fayetteville
N. c., has been called to Hopewell
Piney Grove and Oakland churches
He arrived last week and has taker
up his work.
Mr. j.. H. Hunt has recently receiv
ed telegram announcing the seriou.
wounding of his son Henry B. Hunt
The young man was wounded in &C
tion on Nov. 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Scott, Of Au
burn, N. Y, left for points in Florids
Thursday night, after spending, &
week as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D
Craig. Mrs. Scott was formerly Mis-.
May Barnett.
Mr.. ]. A. Welsh, county treasurer
announces that failing to make hi.
rounds, on account Of influenza, hi
will fill the balance of his appoint
ments the first week in January with
out penalty.
Beginning Thursday morning, Dec
10th all rs cent Nseties will 20 q,
so cents until the night of Dec. 24tl
".sa ~. TEAL-JONES CO
County Superintendent Of Educa
tion ]. Arthur Knight and Mrs. Mile
Sanders were among those from Ches
terfeld county to attend the South
Carolina Illitteracy Commission helc
in Columbia last week.
The Rev. B. J. Guess has as hi
guests for the Christmas holidays, hi.
son, Lieut.. J, G. Guess, from CamI
Greenleaf, Qglethorpe, Ca, and Mr.
c. D. Guess, instructor at Woffort
Fitting School, with his wife an,
child.
Mrs. d. M. Barentine has returne,
from Mouitrie Ca, where she wen
last week to attend the funeral O
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Waite
Barentine, who had died of influenza
Mr.. Barentine is assured of the dee]
Isympathy of his many friends her
in his great grief.
The Rev. J. r. Phillips, who TO
the past year, has been pastor of tn
East Chesterfield circuit, declined t,
accept work for the ensuing confer
ence year on account Of his health
Mr.. Phillips and family leave Chester
field this week for Columbia, wher
they will make their home. Durin,
his service here Mr.. Phillips ha
greatly endeared himself to his peopl
who with one accord deeply regret hi
leaving.
I We have 1000 pounds of home
made and factory candies for tn
holidays. Come in and got you
Christmas supply.
| THE BUSY BEE CAFE.
Buy your Christmas Nscktiss a
Teal-Jonss Co. rs cent necktiss nov
going at so cents.
| The ladies of the Baptist churcl
have devised q splendidly uniqu
Christmas celebration. Health condi
tions permitting, Christmas tire,
will be arranged in the church, wher,
appropriate exercises will attend tn,
usual Santa Claus disbursements. A
each door as one enters the churcl
will be q barrel, into which may b,
placed by those attending, fruits, can
dies, or other dainties and small gifts
whic.i will be presented to the in
mates at the county farm and t,