The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
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Kershaw. S. c.. April 17.-Miss
Stella Hough, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Hough. and Seamon
Faulkenberry. son OF the late Leon.
ard Farlkenberry, all of the Fork
Hill section, were married Sunday.
April 13. The ceremony was per.
formed by Magistrate w. l.. Adams
at his home, in the presence of few
friends and relatives
MIR. and Mrs. b. F.. Johnson. OF
Rock Hill, spent the weekend in
kershaw with the formers uncle. NJ.
T. Crawford and family.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcdowell car
ried their little son, James. to the
Fennell infrmary at Rock Hill last
week. He was brought back home
again on Sunday and we are pleased
to note that his condition is i'm.
proved.
Mrs. T. C. Nelson went to Colum-
bia last Saturday to meet her
daughter, Miss Josephine Nelson,
who was returning from a visit to
Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Jones at Tryon
n. c. They returned home Sunday
morning.
Rev w. S. Patterson. Of Lancas-
ter. spoke in the Kershaw Baptist
church Sunday in Interest Of the
to,
and cash collection was taken.
which is 10 be applied to the quota
Of Lancaster county for this work
Miss Blanche Tar,ant. of Green
wood, spent last Weekend in Ker-
~""'" nth hH~ sister. Mrs. Fred T..
Culvern. She was accompanied
home on Monday by her riaoes. lit
tie Misses Jean, Nancy and Blanche
Cu!vern. who will spend while in
Greenwood with their grandparents.
The family of Rev. A. D. Woodle,
with the exception Of two daughters
who are students at Lander college,
Greenwood, arrived in Kershaw
, last week and are comfortably do
miciled In their parsonage home on
Church street, just at the rear of
the Baptist church. Kershaw ex-
tends a cordial welcome to Rev. Mr..
Woodle and his estimable family.
Lee u. Hilton has enlisted in the
I. S. infantry, and is now at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga. from whence he ex-
n
and join the contingent that Is col
lecting there for France II will he
recalled that he was in the infantry
at Wake Forest college, Wake For
est. ~ c., until December 18th last
and the facinatiOn of the military
service plus the opportunity Of get
ting to France influenced him to
join the army. He went to Comm-
bia and the recruiting sergeant there
put him through the PAGES and sent
him to Savannah. Ca, where he took
his final examination.
w. j. Young and w NJ. Peach. Of
the Westville community. the former
&c years of age and the latter rs,
were returning to their home from
Kershaw yesterday in a Ford touring
car, which was being driven by MI.
Peach. They reached the first rail.
road crossing below town Just as the
southbound train was passing over
1t, and not seeing the train or hear.
ing IL in time TO slow up. the car
ran into the steps OF the rear coach
the impact throwing their car back
into the ditch alongside the track
and overturning il, throwing both
the occupants out, and from the
bruises on their faces IL would seem
that both aligbted on their fore
heads. The train was stopped and
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Peach were
taken aboard and brought back to
Kershaw to receive medical atten-
ton. 1t was a most mira aculous es.
cape for them. for while both were
bruised and considerably shaken up,
no limbs or bones were broken.