The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-05-11

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dinner to the Confederate veterans
Miss Mary Sue Mcknight, who has
just finished a very successful term
as principal of Ulmer graded school
is visiting her mother and relatives
in and near Kingstree.
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The Rev. William D. Moorer, pastor
of the Baptist church in Kingstree
twenty years ago died in Shawnee
Oklahoma a few days ago. He was
8 native Of Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack B. Parish spent
Sunday in town with Mr.. R. P. Parish
Mr.. Parish is a graduate of New
York electrical school, and is also q
graduate in mechanics. He will prob
ably locate in Kingstree.
A recent letter from Ruskin Nc.
Connell, preserving young man OF
this place, son Of Mr.. ]. z. McCon'
nell, writes to his home folk that he
has successfully passed his second
year examinations as a student Of
law school near Washington, D. C
Ruskin's friends here will be delighted
TO learn Of his success.
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On Friday evening members of the
ninth end tenth grades honored the
members of the eleventh grade with
g. reception at the home of Mrs. j.
C. Kelley. The guests were greeted
by Mrs. j. C. Kelley and Miss Daisy
Mcintosh. They were then escorted
to the punch bowl. After an even
ing of progressive conversation, block
cream and cake were served.
Mr.. Leon C. Palmer, general Sec
letary of the South Carolina Sunday
School Association will be in Kings
tree Sunday, May 14th, and will
speak at the Baptist church at 1O:3O
a. M, at the Presbyterian church at
$3.50 p. m, and at 500 p. m. The
address in the afternoon is especially
for the Sunday school workers of the
town and community, and they are
urged to be present.
On Friday evening last the MEM
bers of the seventh grade honored
themselves with a party at the home
IF their esteemed teacher, Miss Rubie
Thorn. Each bov and girl came to
represent Some book. Little Miss
Sarah Horton received the prize Of
fered for the most attractive costume.
She came as Vanity Fair. Various
games were played during the even
ing after which delicious refreshments
were served.
On Monday night last Miss Annie
Laura Singleton was at home TO
about fifty Of her high school friends.
The entire lower floor of her attractive
home was abloora with sweet peas
and pink roses. The guests We're en-
tertained with an interesting contest
of authors. Miss Lila Babb recelv-
ing the prize, lovely pin. The
guests were served cream and cake
by Misses Elizabeth Fairey, Elizabeth
Swails and Mary Katherine Epps.
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On Saturday afternoon last Mrs
H. L. Prosser entertained for her
visitor, Miss Katherine Reese, with
two tables of bridge. Miss Rubie
Thorn received tie highest score and
was presented with a deck of cards
the honoree received box of powder
Those present we're Miss Katherine
Reese, Like City; Mesdames B. V
Singleton, D. A. Montgomery anc
John D. Britton; Misses Rubie Thorn
Marion McFadden and Lav;nia Kin
ard.
Within the past week Mr.. H.
Miller has installed at his sausd 3
factory and meat market, an Ell Yc
trio motor of about 8-horse p@e'
capacity which supplants lispoid ga
or kerosene engines>ne has als'
employed an exgsE sausage make
who is in enarg of the plant and i
busy turning 1T an excellent grad
of bolognas for the trade in this sec
ton. With his new equipment ant
improved facilities for handling HI
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