The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-06-26

ington, j. D. O'Bryan. ami L. Z.
Swails. left Tuesday for Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. Everett Kinds has returned
from a weeks stay in Hendersonville.
and has accepted position with the
Kngstree Drug Co.
Mrs. R. D. Mills and children, ana
Miss Retha Burgess are spending 4
delightful vacation with their. par
entS in the Bethel section.
Mr.. W. H. Welch expects to leave
next week for his old home in North
Carolina, returning here about the
middle Of July.
Miss Louise EppS gave fish fry
at the Lake last Friday, for Misses
Thomas and Dye the attractive
guests of Mrs. Louis Brockington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hinds are
soending some time at Glenn Springs
and the mountains of North Carroll
ma, making the trip by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Montgomery.
and Miss nellie Blakeley returned
home Tuesday. They have been
spending some time on PawleyS Is
land.
Mr. n. B. Lee who has been in
France for some time has returned
to the States. His friends in kings
tree will be glad to hear of his safe
return.
Mrs. c. H. Singleton, Miss nellie
Blakeley and Mr.. Boyle Singleton
left on Tuesday morning for Grab
apple. Ky. They are making the trip
through the country.
DR.. W. L. Taylor attended the an,
nual meeting of the State Dental
association at Columbia last week:
The melting is reported as the best
ever held by the association.
Mrs. John J. wilkins and Miss
Mary wilkins who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. VIII
kins the past ten days have return
ed to their home at Athens, ia.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. F. Heller left
Monday afternoon for New York and
Connecticut. where they Will Vlslt
Mr.. Heller's sister, Mrs. Charlotte
Fitchner who resides at Hartford.
Don't forget about that license tag
you've got to take out on your bug
gy. wagon or cart. Its according to
the new road law and must De pro.
cured. The new law goes into erect
July I.
Thomas Harmon of Bennettsville,
is here this week on visit to his
friend. former companion and school
mate, Carlisle Epps. The Youngsters
are reported as having the time OF
their lives.
Master Neavelin Epps, Youngest
SON of Mr.. D. ]. Epps, entertained a
number of his little friends at birth
day party at his home yesterday.
Neayelin is a fine little man for his
age-siX years.
Miss Marian McFadden has re-
turned from Murrell Inlet where she
has been on a house party gwen oy
Miss Enda Beatty of Georgetown
There were ten couples and two
chaperons in Miss Beaty's party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Nesmith left
Monday morning on an extended
trip north. They expect to be away
about four weeks and will visit some
of the Canadian summer resorts and
other places of interest before re-
turning here.
The long dry spell was broken
here Tuesday by a light rain fall
during the day, which developed In,
to a downpour during the night, and
continued pretty well through yes
terday. 1t came in time to be OF ines
rtimable value to growing crops.
Little Miss "Fan Dinnie" FOLEY is
much distressed by being somewhat
closely confined to her home as the
result of having run small needle IN
her foot Tuesday night while play
ing about her room. The needle was
a very small one and broke on IN her
foot, where it still remains.
Mr.. Boyle Singleton and his moth
er. Mrs. Chas. H. Singleton, left mere
Tuesday morning in their automobile
on a trip to their old home in Ken,
tdcky. Mrs. Singleton has Steel ana
Annie Laurie, her two youngest chill
dren with her, and expects to De
away several weeks. MIR. Singleton
accompanied them as far as Sumner.