Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z'i, lyzu i Xocal im IRVWV [ : personals : y? -? Miss Mary Dawson, of Santuc, was in town Monday. ' T. P. Creswell, of Cedar Springs, n was in town Friday on business. Thomas M. Tolbert, of Smithville, was in town Friday on business. John A. Wilson, of Warrenton, was in town Saturday on business. A. T. Mcllwaine of Central was a business visitor in the city Saturday. Mrs. 0. B. Rogers, of Brownlee, was in town Friday shopping. i .Tamps Culbertson, of Troy, was a j business visitor in town Saturday. j \ I Mrs. Jess Pratt of Due West was j in town Saturday shopping. ? P. E. Bell spent Sunday in Antre- j ville with home folks. Mrs. Will Fleming of Antreville was shopping in the city Saturday. W. F. Langley, of Bethia, was in the city Saturday on business. _____ % J. A. Schroeder, of Braselton, Ga., spent the we^c-end in the city with his family. I ! Miss Thelma Eakin, of Green-j wood, spent Sunday with Miss Mat-j tie Eakin. I | Mr. and Mrs. Tate Burnett, of Greenwood spent Sunday in the city, with Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Eakin. Miss Ott of Fort Mill is visiting her sister, Miss Georgia Ott, at , - the home of Major and Mrs. Fulp. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knox of Sharon were in town Saturday shop\ Ping. 1 l Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sharpe of near; mora visitnrs in the city x iyuiiaiua, ??v? v ?-? Saturday. - i Sam and Ben Eakin of Due West: spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. t T. Eakin. / Prank Barnett of Coronaca spent Saturday night in the city with Mr. J and Mrs. S. T. Eakin. ' I Miss Maryleen McKinney spent the i week-end in Donalds with Mrs. M. M. j Stone. Alvin Seawright, of Columbia, was a visitor in t^e home of his aunt, Miss Corrie Killkigsworth, Saturday. Misses Essie Lee and Elizabeth J McCord and Mrs. Montgomery spent i Friday afternoon in Greenwood. Mrs. Arthur S. Thomas and baby, I of Spartanburg, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hill. Mrs. Fanny Bradley and Miss Sara Wilson of Cedar Springs were in the j city Saturday shopping. - ? J Mm W p WViam nnr) Mis- j Mil. aim ! ses Amy Belle Norris, and Mary Adams spent Sunday in Anderson, j Mr. H. A. Richey and family, of _ Bradley, spent Sunday with his brother, E. H. Richey. Messrs John Barrett and Sam Ki!-' lingsworth, of McCormick, were the ' guests of Miss Corrie Killingsworth1 Sunday. # j ' / 1 Mrs. J. A. King, of Cold Springs,, and daughter, Mrs. Pierce Bowen, of ' Cor.+i,/? u'Prp sVinnninc in the city' - XT- CP W , Saturday. Misses, Lucile and Pauline Welch of AtlanJ^ spent Sunday in the city! with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.; J. Welch. Howard Hargis and Red Bramlett j spent the week-end in Atlanta,! where they went to attend the Tech-' Auburn football game. John Lomax, spent Sunday in Anderson with friends. J. W. Culbertson, of Troy, was a a T business visitor in Abbeville Satur- 1 day. * Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Cox, of Troy, spent Sunday here with Mrs. R. E. Cox., f I Mrs. Otto Bristow has returned c from a visit to relatives in Sumter 1 and Darlington. I j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowen of \ Donalds, were in town today visiting ? Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Jr. c Mrs. R. L. Murphy and children v are spending this week in Augusta and Blitchton, Ga. a Y Frank Wallace of Clemson Col- c lege, will spend Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wallace. Miss Emmie Haigler spefit the ~ week-end in McCormick with her F sister, Miss Mary, who is teaching c there. ' * 1 Misses Helen Haigler and Margaret Cox are expected home Wed-i? nesday to spend the Thanksgivng | * holidays with home folks. j a Ia Miss Sarah HaigleT went to At- ( * lanta today to ' spend a few days t with her brother, Charlie Haigler, Jr. ' !0 I* Miss Gwen Bristow, of Anderson ( n College spent the week-end with her i' parents, Rev. and Mrs. Louis~J. Bris-'s tow. | J Miss Helen Wallace, of Anderson s College, is expected to spend the v Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and h Mrs. C. C. Wallace. i ' ! Mrs. Ben Wolfe has returned to her home in Monroe, N. C., after a ! visit to her grandmother, Mrs. B. S. j e Barnwell. I g a Misses Prude and Ruby Mann, of j, Columbia, spent the week-end in v town with their parents, Mr. and i Mrs. George Mann. |\ \ Mrs. J. C. Fair is down from ^ Greenville and will spend until afterL Thanksgiving with her father, Mr. L. ^ C. Haskell. \ -* \ nn ?..... J Owt?4-Vt nyirJ AkilrJ VO n . iurs, XUWIlbCUU uuuuu aim iuuuixh went up to Greenville Monday and will spend until Wednesday night with relatives. Mrs. Thomas M. Marchant, of Greenville, is in the city visiting her parents, Dr. and P. B. Speed. She is accompanied tby her handsome boys. Miss Carolyn Edwards, who is in training in Pryor's Hospital, Chester, spent the week-end in towp with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parker spent j _ a 1_1 111. 3 . sunaay in .Muuevme anu ctucuucu lum y services at the Episcopal church, ^ hearing the Bishop and seeing Mr. ^ Derbyshire made a deacon. ^ > Mrs. W. E. Cason and little daugh- ^ ter, Cassandra, came down from Art- ^ derson Saturday and were over Sun- ^ day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. Misses Martin and Harmon, and Messrs. Harmon and Bentley, of McCormick, spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Mary and Sarah Halgler. ' x Mrs. J. Hayne McDill and Miss Katie Delph are in Columbia where they will make an extended visit with Hon. arid Mrs. J. Fraser Lyon. Miss Kate Delph has not been away from home for many years and friends wish for her a pleasant visit. THE BOOK CLUB The Book Club will meet with Mrs. A. B. Morse Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. AO udoc.i\ v inu. | Mrs. J. D. Wilson spent last Friday and Saturday in Anderson visiting the schools and observing the methods of teaching. The little Wilson girls spent the time with Misses Mary and Jeansie White. / \ BRIDGE CLUB. I t m The Bridge Club will meet Friday . ifternoon at four o'clock with Mrs. Z 'rank B. Gary on Greenville street. 1 A LOVELY PARTY. jj >1 Mrs. W. A. Harris entertained her J riends at a lovely bridge and rook I tarty Friday afternoon at her home I ?n Ellis street. The house was made ? . 1 ovely with autumn leaves and pot u ilants and a large party of ladies en-!jy joyed the afternoon. In one room jj vere three tables devoted to rook ? vhile in the other were seven tables j ?f bridge players. |j After the games refreshments of hicken a la King, fruit salad, sand-|S viches and coffee were served. j" The afternoon was a pleasant onfc|" nd Mrs. Harris's friends are glad to J lave her again take an interest in so- I ial affairs. E i A PINK AND WHITE PARTY [ l Little Miss Jean Cochran had a ? arty Saturday afternoon, on the Jj occasion of her fourth birthday, to.B chich she invited about thirty of her G ittle friends. * I The party was a pink and white L iffair, the table being decorated injg hese colors and these colors also (j ippearing in the cake and candles I md other good things to eat which : P /vf fVo n#_ ' uaue up mc ^/ax v va vmv ernoon. There was a large* cake g vith four candles which told the age ? f the young lady. In additon to g his ^here were other goodies, too m nany' in fact to mention. As each Ittle guest finished the day and Z tarted home, he or she tol-d the host ust what his or her mama had old him or her to say, received as a I ouvenir, a white bag of candie9 tied E nth a pink ribbon, and "Wil* homS. E appier ever afterwards. Z I THE JUNIORS. E ?. I Mrs. W. A. O'Bryant has an inter-, | sting class in the Baptist Sunday | Ichool and Sunday entertained them J t a delightful dinner. The little fel- j jws enjoyed a good dinner and a g ralk afterward for an outing. Sv v OPERA HOUSE * j PROGRAM. V V1 TUESDAY Vjj , FRANK MAYO ^ lj IN \L k "THE MARRIAGE PIT" V jj AND V i . "VANISHING DAGGER No 17 V J ? 10c. 20c. M g ? WEDNESDAY V 3 VIERRA'S HAWAIIANS V J SINGERS and PLAYERS V I AND V ! ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN V S in s: j "THE POINT OF VIEW" V I Admission, Children __ 50c. V I ADULTS 75c. V 1 _ THURSDAY | SHIRLEY MASON V [ V IN N [ "THE LITTLE WANDERER" V 5 AND V | . INTERNATIONAL NEWS, V ? 10c. 20c. * v k VV VV VV\ VVVVVV \ s I WINTHROP PICTURE TO-NIGHT. "Winthrop Day By G Day" | A Wonderful Film show- S ing a typical College girl's s life at the great S. C. Col- j lege for women will ' be ? shown at the { m -OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT (Monday) for the benefit of ParentTeacher Association. Price of admission reduced to 25c for all pupils of City Schools and 35c for L all others. Funny Comedy L ?i ?s i l. ? r "mil's wue" win uc thrown in for good measure. Don't Miss the Show. P^rent-T eacher Association. : : ? t Good Clol I AIA7A1* P-; 3 JUUVYU1 J. U 1 3 j Bear This in U j ....our low pria i be confused j ; advertising..., 1 We offer our regulai i Clothes at bona fide ] Suits and Overcoats n * ** i i i j penfieimer, acnioss J } the Styleplus people, 1 fabric, quality and 1 { Complete assortmen ] in Suits and Overcoa 1 $20.00, $25.00; $3 | $40.00; $45.00; $50 1 ] These are goods tha j at from .... $35.00 to ! ' j Park . BBniaiBraiznui^^ oo 1 j 40 L 1 more shopping j \ 1 days until - Jhjy XNAS * ! mm i / / == j As the past, our F J and most complete to j have spared no pains ' * even greater than ever 1 We beg to announce 3 that our Toy Depart-i 1 ment is now open? I for inspection > ! aj 9 n | Aaair s v 1 Hot Hustler Racket r thes at ices f V lind? '??, is are not to . M with sale ? I r stock of fine / u reductions. made by KupBros. & Co. and ; unsurpassed for J 1 tailoring. its of new styles illll 0,00; $35.00; .00 and $55.00 t formerly sold mmm $75.00. er & Reese ma m vtt rrV ?" IOLIDAY STOCK fnnnr] in fhis I in making the colle< before lenartment S Abb< BBaBasgaac 1",M- r-r? zsazrazRHZiw a '. < ' : ! 1 ? ? 11 fc I ! ! i Jt\ 1 > II \ I 1) ii * y- i f : i J i I ^ l[ ' ^ SI W ft J iOfLOSS BROS. A CO ' ! I ? . I A fkMmxf Nt? V5A y 1 I I !> *2* mgaggadf UOICE b irst selections j j offered you. J | op Now! :|? __!} is the largest | j | ction, and we |j :tion this year s vice to you is jjj early?stocks 9 / rce and there ^ j 3 no duplicates. |! =| tore ij c r I 3vine, v^. K pjpjiipjiLnijamjiifi ?: ?