The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-01-19

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Mr.. Sam John Montgomery, who
for the past several months has been
working on the tobacco market in
Greensboro, N. c., is now at home
spending sometime with his parents
Miss Rheta Derrick having remain
eG at home after the Christmas holi-
days to have her tonsiis removed, re-
turned to her duties, rs student at
Columbia College Tuesday morning
Miss Osie Epps left this morning
for Columbia, where she will attend
a missionary conference. From Co.
lumbia, Miss Epps will go to Easley
to spend several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Patten.
H. E. Montgomery, Jr., student
at the Presbyterian College, Clinton,
was selected by the judges at the
preliminary contest Friday night as
one of the speakers to represent the
college in the triangular debate be-
tween Newberry, Worford and the
Presbyterian Colleges to be held
March oath.
The Field Representative of the
Red Cross is here and desires to or
ganize in this community some means
of making garments end supplies for
the sick. At a meeting of the Red
Cross Executive Committee on Tues
day it was decided to call meeting
of all the ladies and put the matter
before them, this meeting will be held
tomorrow friday January 20, at
four o'clock at the Baptist church.
The ladies are urged to attend.
Early this week Mr.. H. E. Mont
somery butchereI three hogs Of the
Big Bone, Poland China type which
neeted about 1900 pounds of pork.
One of the hogs killed was twenty
months old and weighed 575 pounds
gross, the other two were fifteen
months old and weighed respectively
3S0 and $50 pounds gross. This is
cnly another evidence of the advisa-
bility of raising a good type Of pure
bred stock, whether it be pigs or
poultry.
On Monday evening last Miss Rubie
Thorne entertained the members of
the "Merry-makers" club at her home
on Brooks street. An hour Cr more
was pleasantly spent chatting and
sewing, after which the guests were
invited into the dining room where a
delicious course supper was served.
Those present were: Misses Erck-
mann, Lancaster, Babb, Timmons,
McHaffey, Crockett, Kinard, McFad-
den, Thorne and Mrs. P. P. Thorne.
On Friday afternoon last Miss
Mary Arrowsmith celebrated her
natal day with a party for her little
friends During the afternoon the
guests entered very enthusiastically
into a history contest, Miss Louise
Arrowsmith winning the prize. AS
the little hostess blew out the can
dies on her birthday cake each guest
made birthday wish for her. After
the excitement of cutting the birth
day cake, the hostess mother, Mrs
P. o. Arrowsmith assisted by Miss
Carrie Lancaster and little Miss Mar
garet Allen, served delightful sweet
course.
On last Friday evening Miss Belle
McClary entertained number of her
friends at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Burgess in North Kings
tree. During the evening the guests
played cards, after which the hostess,
assisted by her sister, Mrs. A. L.
Burgess, served a delicious sweet
course. These present were: Misses
1 ula and Emma Brockington, Martha
Gordon, Marie Nelson, Florence ia
ccbs, Katie and Annie Stackley, Louise
Epps; Messrs. Sam P. Stackley, Green
Of Greelyville, Marion and Rhembert
Evans of Workman, Hay Harrington,
Keels Burgess, Guy Mcintosh and
DR.. Brenecks.