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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Dear santa-The foiIswing fvs
letters wsre sens 10 us 10 ~ puh-
Iished. bat ~ the "httis" i0lka
failed to sign their fuil namsss "
thought best In supply than. -
you would known sho thsy uses
and 10, disappoiat shsm- Thsy
are: Thslna Bsrnics Reed. aged
|l7: Roby Doe tiillisEs. agsd 10;
Mary Soc Bal,hrop. sxsd IN; Lillis
0deil Win.tssd. sssd IL, Romis
Lee Winstssd. sgei ID. Thss sss
all pupils Of the Edsswoed school
and are good little childreu "
Nos. old Santa. whatever you DO,
Sisa's isssppOaHs shsA fcs ~ are
sure that the n-xt time they write
to yoa they viii sign their iuil
mai ines --Edi,or.
.naarasi ,SAnla--=I am a .spod liz
tie girl and so 10 school every day
| want a wnst watch and a pair OF
hid gloves. Bring io,s Of things to
eat aad send my teacher a bon of
candy. Don't forget Mary aad Luna
We are waiting ior 700 patiently
sar little girl,
Thslma.
Ny Dear Sap,a--l am another
ons OF your little siris and oaddy
says that santa will sure come 10
see me Tor ! We been % good. IN
not ask Tor much. Please bring
inc ruby ring and q nice fur and
lots OF fruits. chocolate candy and
oodes u fire crackers. Zoe.
Dear santa Claus--Please bring
rue big doll iha. will 90 to sleep,
pair ot sid gloves and q sweater,
Don't forget my sisters. Robbie,
Cyril. Lille and Masdslyn and my
little brother. Romie Bring him
some shae stItnss. .., SUE.
Dear santa am askins YOU 10
ssnd ne a nice sseater. . pair al
lid gloves And a watch bracelet.
Don forget my sisters Mary Ber.
oeioe and Ilns, and my little broth.
er. Rom,e. bring him something
real nice. He wants mental
arithmetic. Odell
Dear San,A--l am . good little
boy and have q sore foot and 70 to
school every day. Bring me . pair
OF lsssins and a red sweater also .
Sood buggy whio. Your good little
boy, Lee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
Robert Nicks,
Charlotte

Dear santa want a little toy
pistol. oranges, apples and candy
Do not forget mama and papa.
Siste, and | 90 to school every day
and do not iosgei my dear teacher,
Miss Euseila.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
% YOU WANT n
SELL Iova FAM

II you wan. 10 sell your farm list
II With u. ~ W have lust ssoeaily
received inquiries IRON q large
number oi prospective buyers iTom
The North sna West who WISH "
locate N the south,
piptssion and Sanders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Remember that Tresvell IL still
on the map and thu w J Hack.
EFT . s,ore 10 hesdpusr,.r. Tor Gre.
works candies. fruits aud toys.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
TO All l.x-Sersce Men

There viii be- meeting ot oil
ex service mtu at u CLOCK Ned.
nosiny llec, ~. l91u, at. ChArlpite
Tor the purpose OF organizing post
u the American Legion.
Com. II possible. Aud By al
mesas talk II up to your irlsnds,
W. X. Rob,nron
Sterling Heard
William {. Co,k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
Notice

Our mest shop will be elotod
Christmas day and Sunday morn
ing ~ we are going 30 VISIT Ia .hc
country.
I.unn Meat Make
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

fw~nty-iour dollau a. vsek n
sid v b. suklcient ios lhe supp0sI
81 dx-~by oil sicspt thoss uhe
hays tsied II n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

bat iosRst srasdps si vanlssr.
will have 4 GOOD 6r~ and \ h.s cab.
~ you and l vill leave the doc,
epen and doat iosgss my little
brother Billy.
Robert Lsroy Williams.
Cumberland Fee. Tsnn.
Dear Ssnta--i am Q little sirl
nsas.y two year, old and have been
| 4 aeoA little s,slx and | 1ani yea, y
bring me a big doll. q little broom.
some spplas. oranges, candy and
Hn,s and please don't forget my
little sister
az .,. .,.-,.'~,,..a,, Yaas ~l.tsis sixl =.
Anna Gertrude Grow
Dear Sanla...l will write you q
lev lines to tell you what | want
you TO BRING me wan, some apples
oranges. candy and nu.s, aud .
knife. Alabama cooniiaser and =
whole lot oi things
Be sure and don't forget Miss
Bsssis and Miss Sarah, bring them
|sous,hins nice, | have been cay
ins my prayers nearly every night.
| have been getting my lessoas
every time and have been & good
boy 10 school.
Robert Nicks,
Charlotte
Dear santa want = little toy
pistol. oranges, spplss and candy
Do not forget mama and papa.
Sister and | 90 TO school every day
and do not iosge, my dear teacher,
Miss Easeila
>ac lss~ SMsth
Dear Old Santa am . little
boy six years Old | am lonsins 10,
Chh~mss Tor | vant you 10 hiring
m = gun, . little bank. a wagon
and h,s II oranges. apples, and
nuts. ! forgot | sure wan, = rubber
ball.
Oscar Wood Fielder
Dear Sants--I am q little boy
Ii yssrs old and want you 70
bring Zoe come apples. oranges,
nuts aud some TOYS | have been
good all the tall.
Burton Fielder
Dear SANTA am little boy 7
years old. viii you please bring
ma a little wagon haschet and
nails and lots ot apples. oranges.
! want 10 be a good little boy gel
up Christmas morning and fine my
wneticg full oi CArissurss .hiess,
Hubert Scott
White Biuf
Dear Santa am a little girl )
year old | want you 10 hriug me
a doll aad candy, oranges and nuta
| want to be a good li,,l- slH and
! want you Ia come tn see me
tilad,s Scott
White Bluff
Dear Old SANTA sm . little
bov Just 3 ye.u old. wi.h you
would please bring me . doll liks
sis,e~ and toy pistol. oranges. nuts,
apples and Ore crackers and lots al
good cabdies. aud please dom, for.
get dady.
Elbsrt Laiats Gillian.
Cumherland Furnace
Dear Old Sania--I am = litus
boy years old. | have been 4
good boy this year 20 | wan, yo,
to bring fne s1ne leather gloves IL
you can Hnd ~ small snoush 10,
me. Also brina me 4 story book
and lCts Of truit, candy, and nuts
And dsdor't forget little baby. Jewell
hnak her 4 rubber doll. Plea,
bring unstra snd papa something
nice 10
Al
Your little boy Ray Noor.
Dickson
Dsar Santa Clau~--l am liisie
iii about three yesrs old / ~ans
you to bring me 4 doll. some apples,
oranges candy. and nuss, also =
nice mug to drink ous OF. Don,
iorse. my l;ttis sistsr bring her Q
rubber dell 10 when shs bits il. |,
viii CRY. bring her lots oi iruit to
Nov | viii 20 10 bed early and b.
good a. | can.
Your little sifi
Esther Moore,
Oicks hn. Tenn.
Dear Old Ssn.s-l .sm = listi
sifi Eve yesr old and I bavs BE- e'
GOOD GIRL all the ye as and N q
you 10 er'ns me . b 4 doll. tabs
ses OF chairs and B s~s IA diah
tCsrt'nsed o. . ssh passl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

Santa Clause headquarters si the
Mya,, Drug Co.
FOR aAl.E-Eas corn II you
need any. esil lD, The COLUMBUS
Produce Company
Biz show at The McCauley.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Mill Site Wanted.

A>hardwood lumber company that is
looking for suitable location is seek
ing information from the Sumter
Chamber of Commerce as to where
abcuts in Sumter or just outside OF
Sumter. if necessary. a tract Of fifteen
to twenty acres Of land that can be
leased Or possibly with proper ln-
ducements. such as reasonable prices.
the Chamber OF Commerce might in
terest this prospective new enterprise
in buying.
Amy citizens interested with prob
able suitable sites, either for lease or
direct sale, will communicate with
the Sumter Chamber Of Commerce
Immediately. This company wants
to cope to Sumter. so they write. but
we must furnish suitable site at rea-
sonable rent or purchase price, or the
enterprise will so somewhere else.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Wilson-Rembelt.

MayesNille. April IA marriage
of much interest to the community
was that of Miss Juanita Wilson,
daughter OF Mrs I.ucretia Wilson. to
Charles Rembert. on the evening of
March 25. at the home of w. II. Will
son, brother OF the bride. The Rev.
r. L. Grier, pastor Of both parties.
ofiiciated, using the pretty ring cere-
nony. The bride was unattended and
wore a coat suit of midnis,ht blue
tricotine with accessories to match
and carried lovely bouquet Of pink
sweet peas. The ceremony room was
nrettily decorated With srniiaN. lighted
candles and cut flowers. OnlS the
immediate families of the bridal cou-
pie were present An ice course was
served during the evening.
Mrs. Rembcrt was student al
Chicora college few years ago. ano
is a beautiful young woman VINO Is
loved by "a large circle of frlendS. Mf
Rembert before his service ill France
and since his discharge. has been en-
gagged in business here and IS a popu-
lar and rising young man. After q
short bridal trip they are at home &c
their friends at the residence OF Mrs
B. A Chandler.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
CONVENTION
OF NURSES
Mrs. Edith Stroupe Will Repre-
sent Sumter County In
Atlanta

Mrs. Edith Stroupe. public health
nurse of Sumter county, left last
night for Atlanta to attend the con-
,vention Of the National Organization
of Public Health Nursing in that city
April 9th to 18th.
This will be q very important, and,
in fact, largely an international con-
vention Of public health nurses, as
there viii be nurses from Canada,
Holland. Denmark, England. Franco,
Italy and other countries present
There will be many public health
nurses present from other South Caro-
lima counties and Southern States as
we'll. Sumter county Will be benefit
cd much in having our public health
nurse associated with the National
Organization of Public Health Nurses,
as it puts this county and its nurse
into close touch with many opportun-
tiles for advanced ideas Of public hy-
giene and nursing. and provides CO.
operative methods Of considerable adj
vantage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Reception for Mrs. NewllaH.

EOn Thursday afternoon, Mrs. II. NJ.
Stuckey honored her guest, Mrs Guy
Newhall, of Lynn. Mass, with a beau
tiful reception at her home on w.
Hampton avenue.
The living room and music room
we're lovely with yellow daffodils and
purple and yellow pansies, while the
dining room WIS unusually attractive
with it's decora tons of purple iris and
graceful wistafia Assisting Mrs.
Stuckey in entertaining We're Mes
danes O. H. FOLEY. d NJ. Blandias,
Archie China. A. T. Heath, r. j..
Bland and C. P. Osteen.
At the punch bowl were Mesdames
Ed. Wright and Fred Nisels, while
Misses Ellen and Ethel Stuckey served
block ice cream and fancy cakes, nuts
aid mints
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Afternoon Bridge Club.

Mrs Henry Witherspoon vas the
hostess on Friday to the Afternoon
Bridge Club In apartments brlght
will, spring flowers. tables were ar
ranged for bridge, and, after t1e
games were oyer it,, was, found tifat
Mrs. H X. Bull was, the, winner Of
the prize. an exquisite piece Of ing.
ere. while the consolation. a vase. fell
to Mrs Acre. - \, y
Following the games refreshing ices
were served. Those present were:
Miss Guthrie. of Richmond. Mrs.
Acre. of Greenville: Mrs, Edward
Martin. Mrs. \. j. Isnun,, Mrs =;
X. Bull. Mrs c. z Yeadon; Mrs; @:
H. Foley. Mrs. ". R.. Philips, MA:
A. L. Jackson. Mrs. Leon Scott, Mrs
Jos. Guthrie, Mrs Warren Noise, Mrs
Bruce Lyman. Mrs. C. J. Dryer. Mrs,
Francis pullman, Mrs Flenns, Mfs
c. L. stubbs. Mrs. ;. G. Hugcr and
Mrs. John Lee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Cotton Market
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Open High Low Close Close
May =. 5000 41.45 40.3O 4140 41.45
July :. $3.50 1885 $3.50 $500 1915
Oct :. 3510 $40 34.6S 34.S5 1922
Dec 3432 34.40 1910 1892 34.23
HughSon-SanderS.

An interesting event Of the season
was the quiet but beautiful. marriage
OF Miss Iva Belle I4ughson and Mr..
solemnized at 6 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon at the home Of the bride on
Broad street.
Preceding the ceremony a delight
full musical program was rendered by
Miss Thelma Turner, who in her US
ual charming manner. sang Until
and All Fox You accompanied by
Mrs ]. ~ Mcknight ON the piano and
Mr. Hughson Green with violin.
To, the strains of Lohensrin's we'd
ding march, played by Mr.. John T.
Green, Jr., with violin accompaniment,
entered the only attendant, little Mary
Alice Scale. niece of the bride. who
wore a dainty lingerie dress with p.',h
naline bows, and bearing the ring o..
a silver tray.
The bride, attractively dressed in
navy blue tricotine coat suit. with ac-
eessories to match. and carrying q
beautiful bouquet OF brides roses. en-
tered with the groom and stood IN
front OF a large baywindow decorated
with swinging baskets of fern and
banked with palms
The impressive ring ceremony was
performed by DR.. Jno. y. Brunson,
pastor of the bride
After the ceremony delightful re-
freshments were served to the guests,
who consisted of only relatives Of the
bride and groom
The bride. having. always lived in
Sumter will be missed by her many
friends who regret that her marriage
takes her from her home town The
groom is a prosperous young business
man of White Hall. S. G.
The out of town guests were: Mrs.
A. II. Sanders and Mrs. Geo. +. Cap
ers, Of White Hall, S. c.: Mrs. j. /.
AIcCallun, Misses Marion Ctes J'1iia
Quattlebaum an.3 Wilemena Quattle-
baum, of Columbia, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Confederate Veterans Reunion. ::

The chairman. OF the housing sonas soa
mittee.. which is: so faithfully trying
to find homesffors the fEe' hunaren p
Confederate Veterans TO be, IN aNl1-
ter during the Reaaien, IS Mrs, AsassS.
ter Boyle, and the, :vace-Chairnaa Is
DR.. w. L. McCutchen. ,sS-.s.I
Anyone who was not at home when
the committee cal1ed, who has not
been seen for any reason, or 'ysifo aaaS el
reconsdered refusal 70 tenteftai9s
Veterans will please leave name AID,
address at the Chamber OF E495HA
mcrce. Ring. up..20o and Mr.: Rear
don will take the infornatfen ND
pass it on to Mrs. Boyle, .p~. aae-
Cutchen and their coworkerS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14

tomato mixture over meat, mix care-l
fully cover and cook i'll moderate
oven about. three hours.
>Braised Beef: Three pounds beef
from lower rouRd or rump, slices fat
salt pork, salt. pepper and -four, Ii
cup each of carrot. turnip onion. or
celery. Fry out pork and remove
scraps Wipe meat, sprinkle with salt
pepper and dredge with flour and;
brown eneire surface in pork fat. Place
N baking dish with vegetables and 3
cups boiling water; cover closely and
Bake in slow oven four hours basting
every half hour and turning after sec
Dad hour, serve with gravy made from
liquor in pan.
Meat Souffle: Two, cups chopped
cooked meat, 2 cups medium white
sauce. eggs, salt. peper, onion juice.
Meat Croquetts: One cup chopped
cooked meat, l cup thick white
sauce, salt, pepper, parsley, fine crack
cr or bread crumbs. one egg. Mix
meat. white sauce and seasoning
thoroughly. Add Y,c yolks beaten un-
til thick and lemon and colored. Cut
and fold in the stiffly beaten whites.
Pour in CREASED baking dish, set in
pan of water and bake in a moderate
oven until firm tand we'll Drowned.
Meat Croquets: One cup chopped
cooked meat. cup thick white sauce.
:alt. pepper, parsley, fine cracker or
bread crumbs, l egg. Mix meat. white
sauce and seasonings. Beat egg just
enough TO blend yolk and white. add
one tablespoonful cold water. Shape
:wo tableespoonfuls meat mixture in
to croquette roll in crumbs, dip in
egg, reroil in crumbs and fry in deep
tat until golden brown. Drain on
brown paper.
Leat Loaf: One pound lean meat,
slices salt pork, 2 teaspoons salt,
IA taspoon onion juice or IA pound
lemon juice, 3 eggs, l IL cups crack
er crumbs, 1-2 cup cream or milk.
Put meat through meat grinder. Add
seasonings salt FORK, cut in small
! pieces eggs slightly beaten, and
: enough cream or milk TO make oil
good consistency to mould into loaveS.
! Put in pan and bake slowly 2 to IL
; hours. basting frequently with liquid
from loaf or if necessary smali
amount OF pork fat.
Meat Pie: Cat cold steak or roast
in one inch cubes. Cover with boil
! ing water. Add one-half onion and
boil slowly one hour Remove on
ion. thicken gray with -four, diluted
with cold water and season with salt
and pepper. Add potatoes cut III
cubes or slices, which has been par
boiled 10 minutes in boiling salteo
water. Line a baking dish with bAk-
ing powder biscuit dough put ~
meat and potatoes. cover Win pi'e"f'
dough making cuts in Dough Tor es-
cape Of steam. Bake IN q nodefdteis
hot oven.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
AIRS Guthrie E.ntsrtai1is for MISS
Guthrie.

Mrs. J. II. Guthrie entertained OH
r::AsfI3y afternoon in honor OF her
guest Miss Guthrie. of Virginia, The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
spring flowers. Nine tables Of auction
,-crc played. a. which Mrs. Headon
.,,,,ln.e the highest WIS awarded the
FIRST prize. Il hand painted bon-bon
4 >n Mrs. Frances Bultman. drew
IN. consolation. dainty mayonnaise
Mrs Raymond Schwartz scoring low
ae. rcceivcd IN Easter basket. The
,,rc.t of honor. Miss Guthrie. was pr
.,.nl.d with Il pair OF silk hose. 6e-
t:c>;llncn1s of ice cream and CAKE
were Servcd.
N;;. and Mrs Guthrie were again
at home to their friends Tuesday eve
l::ns On this occasion there were
again nine tables of auction. Mrs.
Clare Mcknight having the highest
score received the ladies' prize, cut
glass compete. The gentlemans
prize for the highest score, II pair OF
silk hose. fell to Mr.. DcaS Richardson.
Mrs. Martin was presented with the
consolation. an ivory case and cares.
Mrs. Bovkin received the booby. MISS
Guthrie. as honor guest. was the re-
c;pient of a dainty gold pin An ice
cream course was served.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
The Intcrchurch World Movement
Il rho Doctrine OF Balaam. Is there

The Interchurch World Movement
and The Doctrine of Balaam. Is there
any relation between Thcln??
In recent months the lntcrciurc'l
World Movement has been coming
,.apdl- TO the forefront. and now II
occupies: Il conspicuous place in tll"
ecclesiastical and social world. Al
ready it embraces thirty denoniina-
tons Its platform is broad: it's pro
gram comprehensive. and lis actiNi-
ties are varied Wise men endorse Il.
Men equally Wise condemn il. " Wh@'
is your opinion concerning il?
The pastor of Grace Baptist Church
will have something to sly "t the
movement in his sermon sunday nigh
His theme will be. The irterchurch
World Movement and the Doctrine
of Balaam All are cordially invited
to come and hear him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14

{ The. case of Saunders VS.. Bl2lr.
which has been on trial in the Court
Of Common Pleas for two weeks. was
concluded this aio,'iiinE with & verdict
in favor Of the plaintiffs. The verdict
sets aside the Will Of the late Miss
Hannah j. McC;tll on the ground of
mental and bodily weakness and du-
ress il large estate is involved and
The trial was the most lengthy anc
one of the hardest fought that has
been before the local court IN many
years. The length Of the hearing was
due to the large number Of witnesses
and the large volume Of documentary ry
evidence u.mitted. The case VIII
be taken to the Supreme Court on ap-
peal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
oPToMETHIsTs IN SESSION
Annual Convention Of State :ass2fi;;'
ton Convened This Morning Tor
Two Day Session

Tfe annual convention ct ;ha
South Carolina Association OF OPTIC
metrists met at 10 o'clock Wcdnes-
da; in tho hall OF the Chamber ~
Commerce with Attendance 1i ;bp'';
,if1v members. rcprcscnt:iti;'" o! III:
sections of the State The ncctin"
was called to order promptly on time
the invocat ton was pronounced py p:-
J.. a. Rice and Mayor Jennings de-
;ivcred the welcome address in "hich
he oppressed thr pleasure the "cpfis
nc Sumter felt il. Entertaining the :is-
..ociaticn and cxtcndn. to the viSi;-
ORD tho freedom of the city
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
Chamber of Conamercs Note

Every public spirited and hogpH
Inclined lady and genttenlan9 Of
ire who has the interest ct SnMte4
heart, and who pride themselves
on being interested IN theeIoeA Ii9s
pitality and community spirit
will show that the justified talk cf
Sumter spirit is warranted Sft0g3
hurricdfy notify one Of the. cprfmIt
on homes of the Sons and DaNhtz
Of the Confederacy that you If. gassAsS
ly entertain one or more OF Sumte
invited guests In the persons OF 81 Ssss
liant Confederate veterans during the
big reunion and convention OF the VET
Grams in this city on May s5th and s6ths 6thsss.
Sumter. will have between fve and
sly hundred visitors, whom 5We ray
volunteered to entertain IN our h6MsS
This is a duty and should be. pleas
urc in which every person that lsshS
position to entertain- should taA
take part. Sumter is your horne, y
have local pride and personal y3ntsTesE
in seeing to It that Sumter does. thin&s
ND second to none, or you should haMa
that abiding interest IN your sat3h:
where you make your living OF WhsEAs
your living is being or has been made ,
for you. - =, ~ ~
There are hundreds. OF homes
Sumter where there are extra re6Mx
and in homes owned by citizens wire, 9.s
are financially well fixed. and who, can
well afford to put themselves ont soMs
to help Sumter do its;very best In: en-.
tertaining the veterans This. siS no
time for Indifference, and Fer e-s.
!! cuses of various. kinds except undsEs
exceptional conditions such as alccKsss
ness. Such excuses as IT haye ne IT
wants." or Il don't feel able to lsnterz
tain," ETC.. are mighty slim excuses
for lack, of local interest VIXEN .yoliE
city needs your .libera1ity and sEel1ys
local and personal interest ir the: Tep-s
utation Of your city foa. lhospitae :tsSs
! This entertainment is not to be snss-
cssarily confined to the rich and well e?i:;
to-do" classes, either. There ers> !
many hundreds Of others, who afe
able to entertain a veteran or Two st2.: I9Iss
a, couple of days and nights. :ths ~ass s
earning citizens, many OF 59lfsr1 can
entertain one or more veterans 80: - =
The Committee on homes Tor yieats
ing veterans, any one Of whom you
may notify, or YOU may notify tAa
Sumter Chamber of Commerce, ghgn9
200. how many you will entertain, aare
as follows: -:ss.<.x
Miss Arnaida Moses, president lslssk 4
Anderson Chapter, U. D, c., chairman. an
DIR. ". l.. McCutchen, com raaIsss:sr ss.:s
James D. R1anding Camp Sons OF con-
federate Veterans. vicezchairnlnsan:
Ward No. Mrs. G. L stuhns
chairman: Mrs. F. A. Bu1tmaa, q !:
Deas Richardson, Mr.. F. s. eressh
Z! ward No. Mrs. W. G. eoSte.
chairman: Mrs. A. s.. Merrinan tTs
4. II. Boykin. Mt. J. H. Levy, Mr; 500
Chandler, Mr.. E. ". Witnsrsf,os:s :; ss. {.
/ Ward No. .3.-Mr. .. A McIA1lsHs. s
/ chairman; Mrs. H G.:Hire, Miss III
RIGA Pate Mrs. c. L. Wras. Mr. !, -. -
Forbes. s. ,;sss:;y:s;y.s ;ss:;ys:;ys
chairman: Mrs Arthur Ni:dsr. MS:
I Raymond Fowler, Mrs. ]. g. 2. Wild I'd
er.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14
DEATH

The friends OF Mr.. W. \. Lietch. Of
Eastman. Ca. will regret to learn Of
his death Thursday He was broth
er-in-law Of Mrs H. P. Scott, Of this
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14

Chautauuua tickets arc on sale a'
the Y.M.C.A. There is a limited mum
Der of season tickets to be SOFA IN ao-
,,.nce and those who do not secure
these tickets will have TO pay ID n's "
a., nrice when the Chautauqua opens
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-04-14

Thc special term of the Court "f
Common pleas. Judge NJ. l.. Shdta
n,;.sding. convened Monday mo'nE':.
40 Jury cases VII be heard This wcsE