The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-18

Mr. Luclan 2. Kinder, Jr., or Char
.eston, spent the week end here with
his parents.
Miss EIma Epps of Sumter is a
yuest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. J. Epps here this week.
Mrs. William Buice, of Olanda.
Ia. is the attractive guest of Mrs.
:. \. Mcdowell here this week.
M. W. D. James of Greelyville,
vas in town Tuesday and called at
The Record office.
3Ir. Ralph King of Manning spent
Friday here with his father, Mr.. f.
f. King, and family.
Miss Everlou Shuler of Elloree
came in Saturday, she will teach the
school at Brockinton this term.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Taylor and
children of Sumter spent Sunday
with their aunt Mrs. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. E. King and sons,
{. E. King, Jr., and Lorraine, King
spent Sunday in Manning with rela-
tives.
The King Hardware Co., has ac-
auired an Indiana truck at their
store to be used in connection with
their gasoline and oil business.
DR.. C. D. Jacobs, accompanied by
his wife and children returned to
Hingstree Saturday night and are
moving into their former home IN
North Kingstree.
Mrs A. D. Spivey, Mrs. Estelle
Spivey and daughter, Miss Beulah
Spivey, have returned home after a
very pleasant stay of three weeks in
different parts of North Carolina.
Bishop L. V. w. Darlington of the
Methodist conference, will preach at
Andrews Sunday Morning and at
Lake City Sunday night. Bishop Dar-
linpton is a brilliant man and an able
pulpit orator.
DR.. L. Roy Gates, president and
general manager of the Kingstree
Drug Co., Yesterday informed US that
ne had been in Kingstree just five
years, and up to that time had filled
10000 prescriptions, an average OF
5000 per year.
Little Miss Kathryn Eugenla
TAYLOR. will celebrate her fifth birth
dav tomorrow, Friday, September,
70 and has invited a number other
little friends to join her in the fes-
tiveties of the occasion from to
= p. m.
l. W. Gilland, ]. D. O'Bryan, P.
n Stoll, and 4. C. Kinds of the
Xingstree bar, Messrs. J. D. Britton
and T. E. Arrowsmith were IN Col
urnbia Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the State Democratic Executive
Committee.
a meeting of the Williamsburg
,oSt. American Legion will be held
n the court house here Monday,
2aotember %, at 12 o'clock. All
members and would be members are
irgad to attend as matters OF I'M
oortance are to come up before the
meeting.
Mr.. David Silverman purchased
this week from Mrs. Bertha 5. Woife
administrative of the estate OF the
ate Chas. w. Wolfe, the lot on
south Academy street adjoining the
,rooertv of Mr.. John Nelson on the
South and of the Kingstree telephone
Company on the North. Consldera-
ton s2,5OO. Mr.. Silverman proposes
- build on the lot modern garage,
equipped with every convenience 1or
a automobiles and patrons
PHI. Stoll, ESQ.,, is in Bishopvllle
today on professional duty IN con-
aection with the retrial OF the negoI
cethune. This negro was prosecuted
sor murder by Mr.. Stoll several
vears ago while Solicitor Of tire third
:udicial circuit. He is prosecuting
rim now as attorney for the Mimms
ts,rilv. a member of which Bethune
; charged as having murdered;, was
5rieG convicted and sentenced 10
death. later obtaining new trlat.
Union services among the local
congregations, which have been con-
ducted Sunday nights on the court
house green will be continued as
heretofore in the churches, alternat!-
ing the first Sunday night in each
month as was the former arrange
ment These services were inaugu-
rated here by the Rev. D. A. Phillips
when he first assumed the pastorate
Of the Methodist church and 10 say
the least of them, they have been
both helpful and highly ENJOYABLE,
as will as being a fine illustration
9f the spirit of good fellowship which
has and still prevails among tne
members of the different denomlna-