The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-01-26

| new IOTk 1OT Tile pesot lew "SSho,
is here spending sometime with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Epps.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Schroeder, Jr,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for the past week have
returned to their home in Hoboken,
N. ].
| Mesdames G. Hukkins, John Bru-
den, Misses Rheta and Barnnell Hug
gins and Mr.. Archie Barron, Jr., were
the guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. James A.
Cole last weekend.
Miss Hattie McMurray, county dem
onstration agent, who for the past
few weeks has been attending the
short course at Winthrop College, has
returned to Kngstree.
Miss Frances Dawson Of Lynch
burg, Va, who has been engaged
here as stenograprer for Mr.. w. w.
Boddie, is recovering nicely from an
operation for appendicitis recently un-
dergone at the Kelley Ssnitarium.
Edwin L. Hirsch, ESQ.,, member
OF the local bar has been appointed
chairman of the American Jewish
Relief campaign in Williamsburg
county. The drive will open on Feb
ruary 5th and continue until some
time the following week. The cam
paign is to raise money for the re-
lief of Jewish war suffers.
The Rev. S. q. Smiley, synodical
evangelist Of the Presbyterian church,
will conduct series of evangelistic
services at Bethel Presbyterian church
beginning the first Sunday in Feb
ruary. Mr.. Hooker, talented musi-
clan will have charge of the musical
program at these meetings. The pub
Lie are cordially invited to attend
Mr.. P. A. Tolley, who has been
confined at the Kelley Sanitarium
with a case Of typhoid fever for the
past three weeks is eonvaleseing. It
| is hoped that he will be able to leave
the sanitarium this week, and ex-
poets to go on to Florida as soon as
This strength will permit. He will be
accompanied to Florida by his wife
and little daughter.
The trustees Of the Williamsburg
Presbyterian cemetery have appointed
Thursday, February End, as . day for
a general cleaning Up of the cemetery.
All who are Interested are urged to
send a good hand or money with
which to employ one fo:. the day.
The money to BE- sent to Mrs. w. G..
Gamble, treasurer. The gates will be
opened early.
Mrs. B. ". Singleton celebrated her
husbands birthday by entertaining a
number Of his friends at = six o'clock
dinner Wednesday afternoon last.
Those present were: DR.. E. T. Kel-
LEY, Messrs. J. F. Scott, R. D. Mills,
D. A. Montgomery, C.. H. Singleton,
w. B. Brockington, J. H. Epps, T. <.
Baggett. and.B. v. Singleton. A de-
Iicious course dinner was served.
/ Elsewhere in this issue of The
County Record appears = notice of
the meeting Of the creditors Of the
Williamsburg Hardware Co., which
has been declared bankrupt. This is
one of Kingstree's oldest hardware
establishments and its many friends
throughout the county viii issrn with
regret that it has been unable to
weather the gale Of adverse financial
conditions.
The "Merry-makers" met with Miss
es Lancaster and Babb at the home
Of Mrs. M. L. Allen on Monday even
ing last. The clubs new member,
Miss Elizabeth Speigner was present.
After sewing for an hour, the guests
were served with delicious ice course.
Those present were: Misses Crockett,
Babb, Lancaster, Kinard, Thorne, Tim
mons, McFadden, Speigner and Mrs.
M. L. Allen.
ao
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Brockington
entertained q number of their friends