The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-03-21

Mr.. Jones, of wadesboro, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. w. p. Odom and son, Hall,
spent Thursday of last week in CO.
lumbia.
Miss Flora Belle Stegall spent the
weekend with Mrs. Templeton, Of
Florence.
! have the only old style HULLs
in town. w. p, Odom
Mrs. Watt Ratliff, of Cason Old
Field, spent this week with her mo-
ther, Mrs. William, Gulledge.
Misses Stella, Vera and Nell Mel
ton and Violet and Mary Belle Welsh
spent Saturday in Wadesboro, N. C.
Lieut.. Lonnie Knight, of Pageland,
brother of Superintendent of Edu-
cation, is Overseas" probably IN
France.
Look for an excellent letter next
week from Thornwell Sowell, who has
already crossed and re-crossed the
Atlantic in the service of Uncle Sam.
|\Mrs. John A. Welsh, who recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Fodie G. Mil
ler, during the latter's serious illness,
has returned home.
Messrs. B. c., C. c., and P. T. Par
kcr, of Florence; Messrs. Coley Yer
non and ]. r. Abbott and son, Eddie,
spent the weekend with Mr.. C. M.
Parker at Camp Sewer, Greenville.
Master William Perry, who suffer
ed severe attack of pneumonia re-
Gently, is now entirely recovered.
Mr.. H. M. Ratliffe, of Camp Jack
son, spent the weekend at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Rivers.
Prof. CharlesHanna, who has been
teaching for some time past at Whit
mire, s c., has been accepted for
Y. M. C. A. service on foreign soil
and will take the intensive training
course at Black Mountain at once.
All who will assist in the singing
at the Methodist church during the
evangelistic services are requested to
meet at the church Thursday night to
make preliminary arrangements for
the meeting and for practice.
The J. H. johnson Market is
now moving into its new quarters in
the two-story brick building just va
Gated by TealJones Co. Mr. Johr-
son has purchased this property from
Sheriff d. P. Douglass, and expects
to be comfortably situated. where
he invites his trade to call on him.
The local Red Cross chapter has
received the inspection sheet" from
Red Cross Headquarters. 1t is graft
flying to note that every item as
marked excellent" The headq Iar-
ter's department extends thanks to
everyone who helped with the knit
ting.
Preaching at Patrick Baptist
church at 3 o'clock by Rev. H. L.
Baggott. 1t is desired that full
membership Of the church be present,
as there is business Of Importance to
be brought before conference i'm
mediately after preaching services.
The second quarterly conference
for the Chesterfield circuit will be
held at Shiloh Church next Sunday
and Monday, March oath and 25th
Presiding Elder Rev. Peter Stokes will
preach Sunday afternoon $3.50 and
Monday morning at II. Dinner will
be served on the grounds. Public is
cordially invited to attend all ser.
vices.
Rev. Geo. S. Kirkley, of Chefaw,
has been engaged to assist in the
evangelistic services to be held at
st. Paul. Mr.. Kirkley is a pleasing
: and forceful speaker and those who
hear him will be entertained and
benefited . 1t is expected the meet
ing will begin on the 4th Sunday in
April.
County Supervisor E. r. Knight
was in town recently looking after
he matter of improvements in the
Courthouse building as recommended
by the grand jury. Mr.. knight says
that funds were requested for this
purpose, but as the Chesterfield dele
CATION failed to provide for them, it
is difficult to comply with the grand
Jury recommendations.
i The Howard Quintet consists of a
violin soloist, cello soloist, an OBJ
ligato violinist, flute solist and a
pianist. If the flute is a novelty on
the platform in Chesterfield, the au-
dience may be assured that some of
the sweetest music they ever heard
awaits them Monday night.
See me for SO per cent. feed meal.
It 10 the cheapest. w. p. ODOM.
The tuneful Howard Quintet will
entertain Monday night at 8 80 in the
school auditorium. This is said to be
he very best of all the lyceum at