The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-11-16

Lancaster, Pruitt, Mcdaniel and Erck-
mann, all of the Kingstree high
school faculty went down to Charles
ton for the weekend.
Mrs. ]. B. Tallevast Of Nesmith,
spent Tuesday night here with her
friend, Mrs. T. M. Gilland and took
train yesterday morning for Houston,
Texas, where she goes to spend sew
eral weeks with her son.
There will be no preaching service
at the Presbyterian church here Sun
day. There will be congregational
meeting Immediately after Sunday
school at which every member Of the
church is requested to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McCutchen and
Mrs. Hugh McCutchen motored over
to Sumter Tuesday, where Mr.. Nc
'Cutchen attended the meeting of the
executive committee Of Home, Mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church in
Harmony Presbytery.
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The Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Davis
left for Columbia Tuesday morning
to visit at the home of Mrs. Davis
narents. Mr.. Davis will 60 from Co.
lumbia to Water Valley, Mississippi,
where he goes by special invitation
to preach next Sunday.
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Veteran Conrad Constine, we'll
known to readers of The County Rec
ord as "Poor Conrad" now an inmate
of the Confederate Home at Columbia,
was knocked down and painfully hurt
by an automobile on Main street,
October 81. He writes US that the
automobile twas also damaged" q
Mrs. E., T. Kelley is at home again
after having attended the State Edu-
cational Rally in Columbia last FIJI
day as a representative of the Will
|liamshurg Chapter Winthrop Daugh-
ters, especially appointed as one OF
twelve in the State by Dir. D. b.
Johnson, president of Winthrop Col
lege.
The many friends of Charles Hill
lizard, pleasantly remembered IN
Kingstree for the clever amateur
comedies which he has written and
directed here, will be interested to
know that he is now with George
Evans, ministries, giving one OF the
female impersonations for which ne
is famous. The ministries were
shown in Florence on Monday night
and in Charleston on Wednesday.
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The high school department OF the
Greelyville school is to be commend
ed for their public spiritedness in
sending a voluntary contribution Of
s4.2O to be added to the Williams
burg quota of the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Fund. The same high
school recently sent $14.O0 to Near
East Relief. Are the other high
schools in the county going to let
Greelyville take the lead in gener-
osity?
The women of the Presbyterian
church observed Home Mission Week
this week. The various circles all
had home mission programs at their
respective meetings on Monday. On
Tuesday there was a special prayer
meeting at the church at four o'clock
in the afternoon, and on Wednesday
the mission study met at the church
and completed the cycle of meetings.
The contributions in the self-denial
envelops were all devoted to the
cause of Home Missions.
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The meetings on butterscoring held
in Kingstree and two other points in
the county last week, with Miss
Forney, state dairy expert in charge,
were a great success. Thirty seven,
interested butter rs feIas1he
meetings, and Ids of but
ter were scoiee the expert. 1t is
the earnest desire of the department
to bring the homemade butter up
to the highest standard, and to his
end Miss Forney will return to this
county at later date for another