Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

r 'AA EiBRYAN WEDDING 'Marion McCabe Becomes Bride Mr. John Desaussure O'Bryan Mrs lMarian Gilland McCabe and J'hn DeSaussure O'Bryan were arr1 d Wednesday afternoon, Decem. e l 8 st 1919, at 4:30 o'clock, at the ome of the bride's mother, Mrs. T . Gilland. The ceremony was per. irped by the Rev. E. H. Grier of Ayesvi e. The great doors of the hospitable old col ial home were thrown wide opox. aud the guests were met upoi their -entrance by Mrs. T. M. Gilland. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. O'Bryan and Mr, W Mrs. Lewis W. Gilland. Ta 'stately proportions of the old fashioned hall and generous parlore lent , themselves admirably to the beaulful decorations. Festoons of smilax were arranged along the walla A. Plume SUMMEs Now ready to make Prices are right, see m will not equal demand, Also ask for prices and Nitrate of Soda. A share of your pat oe appreciated. A. Plume WANTED Flooring, Ceiling, and IV We also have Lol ing. We ship prompt] or too large for our a Write us for pric AVERY LI Manufacture: Phone No. 56 I. mmmmYn:mutmunumunun: WE CAN SAV BY MAKING YOL SERVI4 We are doing it for not for you? We believe [FOOTER' S==Clea C U MBER 222:22:22:2::i2mtittttttttititttttYY2222Y2YYitit *A SUR A to save moniey is to puot it in a1 Il'UT IT IN OUlRS. It is not what, you might. have (did niot save. ' Itemember, when you spend a dI another man phitce h-is foot abow The great game is to slave andl A great game is to SAVE. T1here is much more field in th institution and begin NOW. EThe Bank JOSEPH S iU T. M. MOL Immediate shipment 1,000 squares standa Galvanized Ro Lengths: 6, 7, 8, 9, 1' sticks, $8.00 per square Carolina Porti CHARLE| and the entire house was lit with white candles, s'et in numberless hand some candelabra and graceful candle sticks. Mantles were banked with smilax with white candles gleaming amid the dark foliage. The decorations were in charge of Mrs. Theo. Gourdin and Mrs. A. C. Swails. Upon their entrance the guests were requested to put their signature in the bride's book, which was presid ed over by Miss Gertrude O'Bryan an-I Mr. Woodrow G-imble. Immediately preceding the ceremony two songs were sung, "Beauty's Eyes by Mrs. Lewis Gilland and "For You" by Mrs. Wilmont S. Gilland. The accompanyments were played by Mrs. 'I. .J. Stacklcy, who also played the 'T'a"nhauser wedding march, to the 3train: o: which the bridal p^.rty en tere'l the parlor. First came the dain ty little ribbon girls in frilly whit. 1resces. followed, by Miss Louis's Sher fesee of Greenvillee; Miss Sarah Ior. ton of Washington, D. C.; Mics Jant r Burgess tTON, S. C. prices on mixed fertilizers e before buying. Supply md market is advancing. on all fertilizer materials ronage is desired and will r Burgess tnnunmuunnttmuntttuuunmunnza: TO SELL siding, Shingles, Lath loulding. Lg and Short Leaf Fram ty and no order too small ttention. es. JMBER CO., rs and Retailers. Sumter, S. C. :222222222122222it2ttittittttitittti222t22222222?tti E YOU MONEY JR OLD CLOTHING JEABLE. thousands of others-why a trial will convince you. mners and Dyers, LAND, Ml). tatttttttttttt:22tttitttitttittttttat E WAYI baink. saved(, that counts, it is what youi ollar foolishly, you may be helping 'e your own interests. to get. e latter-cast your lot with a good Qf Manning PROTT, President IZON, Cashier Erom Charleston Stock, rd gauge 3-V crimped ofing or Siding. ) and 12 feet including f. o. b. Charleston. ~nd Cement Co. BTON, S. C. Gilland, Miss Elizabeth )w. s and y Miss Elizabeth Gambl. 't rroom and his beat man, Dr. W. M. Tr:'an, enteredi next and were fm~ir by -the bride and her sister, M er fesee of Greenville, ' d as dame of honor. Never t ovli ness of the bride showed to utter ad vantage than in her handsome wed ding gown of orchid sain, hand em broidered in silver beads and Shetland wool and softened with flowing drape ries of tulle. She carried an unusual ly beautiful boquet of bride's roses with showers of lilies of the valley, and tide with brocaded grenadine streamers. Her only ornament was a 'ilatinum b:r set with diamonds which was the gift of .the groom. The (lame of honor was beautiful in her gown of apricot satin with blue brocade girdle and court train.I IIer boquct was of American beauty uses." An isle had been made through the .'ent"r of the parlor leading to on, of d the high windows which was used asL the background of the informal alter, - lit with white candles. The soft wvhite window draperies showed through the elicate tracery of smilaxvines, an I from the chandelier in the center of the room, white tulle draperies weire festooned to the four corners of the room. Numerous white butterflies, made of net, were caught at intervals in the tulle and hovered gracefully in i. the vines which decorated the wails 1 and windows, transforming the scene into one of fairy-like loveliness. After the guests h-id congratulatl 1 the bridal. couple, they were invited into another room by M iss .Martha le kinson and Mrs. A. C. Swails, where punch was served by Miss Theo Gregg of Sumter and Mr. William It. Scott. At the door of the dining room the guests were received by Mrs. .Julius Gamble and Mrs. Theodore Gourd in. The bride's table was exquisite with a hand 'nbroidered Oriental table cover. - the chandeliar green , tulle wa - -pended to the four corn ers of t' iable. In the green of the smilax vines which were used in liee orating this room, white roses bloom ed. The serving of a tempting salad1 course was in charge of Mesdames fl~uih McCuitchen, W. V. Brockington, W. T1'. Wilkins and J. A. Metts. 'They were assisted in serving by little Misses Lizzie Gamble, Mildred Duvall Tani Gilland Louise Sherfesee and Eliz-ibeth Swails. Collie was poured by Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. WVilmont Gil Sand. Dainty souven iers of wedding ":ske, Wrapped in handsomely mono (rammed boxes were presented to the ' guests by Misses L.ouise Sherfesee and Mildred Duvall. Mr. ani Mrs. O'Bryan left i m me diat ly after the cere nuv for a bri dsal trip to Washington and furtherl North. They will he at home at. the residence of the bride's mother after the tenth of .1a nuary. The display of handsome weduiing 6 gifts showed the universal popularity of this young couple. Mr. O'Bryan is -i r1isnei yoing lawyer of tlle firm of Stoll & O'Bryan. and his bride, who has spent her entire life in Kingstree, is eenerally beloved. .. In adlition to the family the out - of-town guests present al the VI (ling were' Mrs. .1. A. l etts. of C'hilr, (Istoi; liss 'Theo G1i'ert! of Sumuter; Mr. and Mrs. Lncuis Sherclfesee 11(aNd children of Gree, i'.le: irs. E. 11. l)vall an]1 Miss Dhivall of ('heiraiw. h'l'ere wei'e over a hundre- i' init d guest: proe'nt to witness the cor' ion 'y tihat unit ed thlis pooular voun pd' in th'e holybrn,!s of wedloc'Ieks. K ingst ree IRecord. .1. . 'l R 1 L I( K I ES Iake ('ity. .lan. 2. .1. Moultrie u luck. following a seconl stroke of 'ualysis at hiis hiome about 8 o'tcck last niight, died this morniing about, I o'clock. lIe suff'ered the first strok ambout a yeair ani I a h-dif ago wh. ih montorinig bet we('n ('omndein andi Hi hop v.illei from w.h ich lie had neveri fully re'ov'ieed but fori the past yeari heI hol a been able' to be. a bout hiis butsiniess~ as' N usual and the mnews oif his death wa~ s a U sev 're shock to his many fiinds~ and relatives whein ainnounced this mon ile w.as; the~ secton-l son of H. (' indI the late .\Irs. D~ora Tlru luck of fthe Olanta serftion and besides his father the following brothers andl s ister's suriv ive' him:N Maritin Truluotkic . R.t Truluck anid Mr s. B. F. Furl irk ofg ILake Cityv, Mrs. Knriigh t of Oklahoma, FVred W. Tlru luck of NIarion, NIs g Paiuline keels of Hlartsville, and H. ('. g 'iTuluck, Jrm. of A ndrew.. At the beginning of the Spa nish Amer'iicani war, NIoultirie Trulum tck vol-U u:nteer'ed for' service anid was with the am inCuba. Very soon1 after th Iarmy was demiobilizedl he engagedI inU the horse antd niutle sales bus iness for somec ti mie, two or thbree yeari s in Tli m itonisville, but about 1902 ca me to L~ake City as pairtner with thle hiate .. C. MIoClamn whtich pa rtner'shipij existed'l imost pleasanitly andt~ pi'ofi table foi miore than four year's when Mr. Tru luck took ov'er the b'nt ire business on hiis own -accounmt. HeI btiilt the first* mtodern't brick sales and feed stableM he're in 1909, and, subsequently a block of several brick stor'es and also the new Baltimore hotel. Mr. Tru-U luck wits most successful in all hisU business enterpirises, and on accountU of his generous, and affable dispositionU numbered his friends by the score. About 1906 he was nmr'.Iriedl to Miss Annie Stiteliff' oif this place, and she with one little son. J. N'. JTr., also survive him. Mr. Trulu 'k was about 41 year of age had quite recently been elected to the presidency of the' People's bank, which with ai capiitail* stock of $100,000, fully paid in expects * to open its dltotrs foir business on Jan-g uary 5. Ilis funeral services will be ;held here at the Ilnntist church uaeUn THE Let ' he If your Popl c"ar is out of tune, th find that reason, and have it renit'i one of our miechanies who is thoroug way to adjust or repair your car, e Ford service. Then, too we never t able. They wear from thirty to se :d more cheaply made. In fact it to your lord car or your pocket, bool We are are a part of the gigantic of all ord cars and trucks; we hav on all work from a minor adjustm there's too much money invested in Correct Pric< U ,IT I,A It Type of Car List I" Touring - 525.00 Runabout.-500.00 (Coupollet -. ld.t Sedan .7.i.5.00 Chassis - - -75.00 Tlruck -- 550.00 WITH'il l)EMNI'tEAIl, A NDI 30x3 1-2 t'ell Type of (Car List F T'ouring - .550.00 Runabout -. - - 525.00 ('oupelet--------(75.00 Sedan -800.00 Chassis - - 500.00 Tiruck 590.00 WITIMI".)n d Trll The Clare 1' 'fthebu abo.0 Comele ..i.r750 wantns.. 0 Jhe.RI EEEnsiEEEE UNI VERSA re Be No ere is undoubtedly at very v "d, is to jump il and drive Ily acquainted with the F'o a1 n tn it up in a ,garage se imitation parts---only t 'en ty-(ive per cent loniger t is dalt irous to human life c. Ford Seric e organization e more than a passing inte 'nt to a motor overhaul. I your Ford car to miss con es Novemi reight Tax Type of 38.79 21.66 Touring 38.79 20.63 IRunabot :18.79 20.81 rripel 38.79 31.97 .i 38.79 19.59 Chassis 38.79 13.61 Truck - L M1IIS ES reight lax Ipe of 38.79 22.69 Touring 38.79 1.66 Ilunabo1 38.79 27.8.1 Coupele 38.79 33.00 Sedan .. 38.19 20.63 Chassis :38.'9 14.(0 'ruck ndon 1ANNING, U it on Genuine For ~ES, HA Etc., Etc. an extra and the ced right. t and see We cani .NNING, L CAR Discords. ood reason for it. And the best way to to our authorized Service station, where 'd mechan ism and who known the Ford that tis properly equipped to give real e Genuine Ford.made, strong and dur han the counterfeit parts that. are softer tc use imitat on parts , and it is not f'air whose pir'ose it i> to serve the owners -est in your car. I rom pt service is given )rive in and see the2 hu-ts for yourself- - iettions v. ith the au' izisd I'ord dealers. !er First, f1919 Car List F'reiht Tax 1000.00 :8.79 21.75 it 575.00 38.79 23.72 725.00 3a.79 29.91 850.00 38.79 35.o6 -. 50.00 :38.79 22.69 025.00 38.79 15.47 WIT!l IWloNI':I1T .l': RIMS NV1I1 )M(INA1~:RM30x3 1-2 TIlRES AND) ST,1ltTIFi Car List F reight ''ax .25.00 38.79 25.78 it - :000.00 r,8.79 21.75 ti - - . .750.00 3:.79 30.94 -875.00 :18.79 36.09 . . 575.00 38.79 23.72 005.00 38.79 16.4G dotor Co. . c. (d Parts RNESS, strong stock best of a.ll us before fill your AY& CO.i S.C. MEMEMMEMREMEBEU