Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TOLD) BY ('I-)ElO l~ (ontinued from page tw -) ........ ne ilment. They both m1 _ uch de iment. to", the fi pure cabb e f arz thatt 1 han 1n was sheriff. SHELTON. Little Miss Narcie Bess Coleman gave a delightful birthday party last Saturday afternoonl. All sorts of games were played and delicius ice cream and cake were served the lit tle guests by Misses 1ab 4 and Edith Roe Coleman and Mary Faucette. Mrs Kennled Dow in- Troy, came Tuesday to visit her father, Mr H. C. Coleman. 31iss Lucile Dye spent last week in Columbia, and was accompanied home by her cousins, the Misses Dye ,of Columbi:. Mr. Honer SoOtt, of Jonesville' spent the weel-end with Mr. Joe Scott. Mrs. J. J. Davis and little son, W. J. were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis. Miss Kate Owings, of Columbia. is the guest of Miss Mary Calvin this -week. Miss Dass, of Atlanta, is visit ing Mrs. J. S. Coleman. Miss Gertrude Croft, of George town, is the guest of Miss Kathleen Coleman. Mr. Robert Coleman is undergo ing treatment at a hospital in Char lotte. Mr. Jack Rabb, of Fairfax, spent the week-end with Mrs. Lottie Cole man. Mrs. H. C. Faucette and little son, Charles, of Charleston, are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Faucette, Mr. H. C. Faucette was up from Charleston for the week-end. Miss Zubie Crowder is visiting Miss Louise Crowder in Chester. Miss Maggie Crowder, of Salem, is the guest of Mrs. J. A. F. Coleman. Little Miss Anna Glenn Coleman and Masters David and Thad Cole man, of Woodward, are spending a while with their grand-father, Mr. H. C. Coleman. Miss Ruby Coleman and Master Kinlough Coleman are visiting Mrs. W. S. Blair at Strother. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Kittles, who have lived in Campbell's for the past year, have moved to their home near Shelton. Mr. G. E. Wright is at home from the hospital in Chester, and is very much imnproved. The young people gave a sur prise party at the home of Mr.~ and Mrs. Charlie Hill Tuesday evening. Mr. Eugene Hill is visiting rela tives in Cross Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, of Shivar 'Spring, leave Saturday for their new home in Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coleman, of Jacksonville, Fla., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. F. Coleman. Little Miss Julia Kate Wolling is spending a few (lays with little Miss EUleen Coleman. HILLCREST. (Too late for publication last week.) Mr.yi D. R. Coleman, accompanied byJisses Elizabeth and Glenn Cole manl, visited the Lemmon families last week. Miss Rena Wilson, who has been y riting her sister, Mrs. David Park, Jr., has returned to her home in White Oak., Miss Marie Lemmon has returned fu, n a visit to Chesterfield. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lemmon and family visited Mr. Labon Chappell, at Lykesland. Mr. Lenmmon reports good crops in that section of the state. On Wednesday evening the young people enjoyed an ice cream social given by Mrs. David Park, Jr., in honor of Miss Wilson, of White Oak. Misses Margaret, Kathleen and Nancey Coleman, accompanied by Mr. James Coleman, were the week end guests of Misses Janie and Belle Lemmon. Mrs. Huggins, of Manning, is vis iting her niece, Mrs. WV. J. Lemmon. Some time ago we enjoyed a water melon feast given at Hugh Milling's in honor of Misses Coskrey, of Ashe ville. Morgan, of Ed.gefield, and Rabb, of Columbia. Misses Vera Chappell, of Harts v'ille, and Pearl Chappell, of Cinton, 62 Broad st., (Chare-lton. S. C A BOARDING and D.\Y SCHOOL FOR Gii Be,,-ins its session Sep'em Ibe 27. 1921. HitrcInstitution situated in a he:ithv location. Advantages o. city life, wit lagee College y; rd for outdoi sports. A Well Planned Course o Studies in a i9omelike atmos phere. A Business Caurse open t Senior and Elective Course to Juniors and Seniors. The Same Everywhere. The editor of Paisa Akhbar, a no tive newspaper of Lahore, Indii says, "I have used Chamberlain Colic and Diairlh 'ea Remedy Iv man times among my children and ser vants, for colic and diarrhoea an always found it effective." TI] Moto 000 Columbia Lumber M\Ianufa 2~ ~fl~l~ t 11 '1.1. Sash, Doors ad BildS, InLei press and Oak, Flooring Ceili ing, Moulding- Dor and1 Wm Columbia Of all sad words man The saddest are the not insured."' Moral: Insure with us to( may be too late. Winnsboro Insurance All kinds of good 4. LL 1o Efficienc Why the Stan Maintains a T HERE is a point bej efficiency of a mnot( cannot be guaranteed]I turer. Thousand dollar known to render loni satisfactory service tha were valued at two or much. Mechanically your" fect when it came to factory. 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