The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS

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Cora Craig Tuesday afternoon, April
1st
Have you registered for town cleo
tion? Electon occurs on first Tues
day in April.
Material for Bedside Bags" is at
the Red Cross Room, Ross Hall, where
workers will please call and secure
a supply.
Mrs. Dodie Baldwin and Master In
gram Baldwin, of Charleston, are WIS.,
iting Mrs. R. B. Laney, of Laney's
Station.
Lieut.. ]. E. Lucas and Miss Ann
Lucas left Wednesday for Hamlet on |
account of the illness of their sister, |
Mrs. Felix Cannon, Of that place.
The latest news from Mrs. A. M.
Davis in the Presbyterian hospital at |
Charlotte, is not of an encouraging
nature. Her condition continues very
critical.
Charles l.. Hunley, Esq, will speak
on the Centenary at Shiloh SUNDAY
morning at 80. Mr.. Hunley wants
big crowd and fine singing, and he
thinks Shiloh can deliver the goods.
There will be no preaching at St.
PauPs Sunday morning or evening.
The pastor will be at Blue Ridge, N.
o., attending the after-war week
conference.
will visit the following places
this week so that the relatives of sol.
ders who would like to see me for
any purpose may do so then: Page.
land, Thursday, March 9th; Jeffer-
son, Friday, March 28th. Mrs. F. B.
Sanders, Sec. Home Service Section,
ARC.
There is couple, man and wife.
In the county Jail here awaiting the
arrival of sheriff from Florida with
extraditlon papers. The couple were
arrested at Cheraw by Chief Jacobs.
on information from Florida warnin,
him to look out for automobile
thieves.
Chief Abbott says the towns reve-
nue. from fines for drunkenness has
not entirely ceased. Last Saturday
night several arrests were made. which
yielded tidy sum in the Mayor's
Court.
The young child of Mr.. Henry
Smith, of the Vaughn neighborhood,
died Tuesday and was buried Wednes-
day at Pine Grove, the Rev. B. S.
funderburk performing the burial
rites.
DR.. II. w. Lewis was unable to fill
ms appointment at the Square Deal
Drug Co., last week, but will be there
Friday and Saturday Of this week
Mr.. j. A. Swinnie, who has been
in hospital in Charlotte for several
days suffering from paralysis, is re-
covering and will return home this
week.
Mrs. G. X. Laney announces she
mas the wool for refugee sweaters
and requests Red Cross members to
call for this at once in order that the
much needed garments may be made
and returned as quickly as possible
The Hon. G.. X. Laney will make an
address on the Centenary Movement
at Zoar church Sunday moaning,
March 30th. Mr.. Laney is county
chairman of the directors of the big
drive. He has spoken in several
places in the county and reports
fine Centenary spirit wherever he has
gone.
very interesting meeting will be
held at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning, when the young people
will render a very interesting mis-
sionary program. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to members of all de-
nominations to attend these exercises.
A collection will be taken for mis-
sionary work. So bring along your
change
There will be very important
cotton reduction meeting at the Court
House on Friday, March 28th, at
ii am. Reports will be made here
as to the actual reduction in cotton
acreage and ten delegates will be
elected to the mammoth meeting in
Columbia on April 8. The Hon. w.
T. Pollock will address the meeting
at the Courthouse and should have a
, big crowd.
After the speech last Sunday night
: at st. Pauls church by Hon. w. F.
Stevenson a collection was taken for
the Jewish sufferers. The money
thus contributed amounted to $685.
and was given to Mr.. C. l.. Hunley to
forward to Mr.. August Kohn, of CO.