The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-06-15

tive officer of the Coast Artillery Re.
serves, with headquarters in Columbia
was in Kingstree Monday with view
to enlisting recruits.
DIR. James "A. Cole and DR.. Frank
o. Lentz are attending the meeting
of the South Carolina Dental Society
which is being held in Georgetown this
week. They will return home today
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Mrs. Jack Horton and little daugh.
ter, Sarah, who have been spending
some time here with Mrs. Horizons
sister, Mrs. L. W. Gilland, returned
to their home in Columbia Monday.
Mr.. w. E. Jenkinson, Misses Mar.
tina and Belva Jenkinscn have return
ed from Florence where they attend.
ed the wedding of Miss Belva Haynes
worth Jones and Mr.. John w. Bar
ringer last week.
Mrs. Sallie Fulton this week pur-
chased from the owner, Mr.. Tom Kel-
lahan, the residence on Live Oak ave-
nue. adjoining the Presbyterian manse
Mrs. Fulton has occupied the residence
for several months past.
Mr.. L. S. Dennis announces him.
self candidate for the office of mag
istrate at Kingstree, which office is
now held by Mr.. ]. B. Gamble. Mr.
Dennis is we'll known in the district
and will doubtless receive a good vote
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We are pleased to note that Will
liam G. Gamble, Jr. son of DR.. and
Mrs. W. G. Gamble of this place was
one of the honor members of the Sec
ond-year medical class at the ninety
third annual commencement of the
Medical College of Charleston on June
End.
Yesterday Mr.. Monte Jacobs gave
a fish dinner to a few of his friends
from Kingstree: DR.. c. D. Jacobs,
David Epps. ]. C. Kinder, J. C. Steele,
Aene Matthews, w. F. Tolley, DR..
Leroy Gates and Tom Cathcart. The
outing was a most enjoyable one for
those present.
Mr.. Fred Hodge brought to our Of
fee this morning several blossoms
from his cotton fields near Kingstree.
Mr.. Hodge is one of the county's most
successful farmers and we feel safe
in making the assertion that if any
one in the county makes cotton worth
while under boil weevil conditions, he
will.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. L. A.
VanKeuren entertained a few friends
at lunch, in honor Of her sister, Mrs,
Coffey of Savannah, Ga. The living
room and dining room were abloom
with spring flowers. Those present
were: Mesdames Coffey, Harry Brit
ton, ]. D. Britton, B. v. Singleton
D. A. Montgomery, Miss Marian Nc,
Fadden.
Mr.. Dan Bradham brought to The
Record office a few days ago sam
pie of some black Valentine bean seeo
that he is saving from his bean croE
and they are as pretty as we evel
saw. With the price of these seee
sky-high every year we do not under
stand why our growers don't endeavol
to save their own seed. A lot of the
seed purchased here every year come
from Virginia and North Carolina
through the big seed merchants wht
buy up the dried bean crop of these
states. The only thing to do is tt
keep the weevil out of your local.!
grown seed beans and you will hav'
seed that is equal to any you can buy
The Rev. John Ridout, Jr., who ha
just finished a theological course a
Alexandra, Va, will be ordained a
a Deacon of the Episcopal church a
Aiken Sunday, June 1S. The Rev
Ridout will shortly arrive in Kingstre
where he will assume the rectorshil
of St. Adams Episcopal church, -
has very graciously extend an in
vitation through Warden/ F. Tolley
to any of the member56f st. Albar
congregation who caNpossibly do sc
to attend the ordination service i
Aiken Sunday. A brother, Fran