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THURSDAY, APRIL 9,1931
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' Mr. and Mrs. Janies Lea and daugh-
kev, Evelyn, of Charleston, spent the
week-end here witJ; Mrs. F.'M. Stutts.
for the week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs and Dr.
Thornwell Jacobs of Atlanta, w'ere I
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Dr. and Ms. John McSween were in; guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. F". j
Lancaster yesterday for tlie funeral j Jacobs, $r. They left MondAy, acconi-
of Col. Leroy Springs. , panied by Mrs. Jacobs, for a visit toi
.Denny Pitts of Abbeville, spent the Magnolia gardens. j
week-end here with his mother, Mrs.j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson of Whit-j
E. Lee Pitts. ' j mire, were guests Sunday of Mrs. |
Mrs. H. F. Scott, Mr,^. Gus Young' George Cunningham,
and Ludie Xoll Scott wore visiter., in j Miss Flleanor Patterson o.f Green-
Laurens on Saturday. \ille, spent the wtH‘k-ond here with
Mrs. D. W. Copeland. Mr. a i;l Mr--, her sister, Mrs. E. D. Craig.
John Wallace Cojieland and Mis.', Miss Louise McIntosh of Santuc.
ElUabeth Copeland were guests of .-pent the week-end here with her par-
relatives in Laurens Saturday.
Jim Copeland of Greer, spent the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McIntosh.
Mrs. C. B. Betts spent the past
week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. J.jweok in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs
B. Parrott. j E. M. Betts.
Rev. and Mrs. H. 0. (’Tiamhers and} Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tribble spent
Mrs. J. H. Chambers spent Thursday i Monday in Spartanburg with Mr. and
in Greenville. jMrs. Brice Quinn.
Leland Young and William Moor-1 James McCormick spent the week-
head of the Darlington School for'end in ('harlotte with friends.
Boys at Rome, Ga., sfnmt spring holi-i Mrs.' W. T. Jackson, Elmyra Ray
days here with their pawnts. and .\lma Ruth Cooper were in Lau-
M isscs Almena Milling and Medora rens Saturday.
Browning have returmnl to Converse j Mrs. H. W. Hichie, Mrs. W. S. Ben-
Icollege after spending the spring huli-;jamin and M”s. Roy- Copeland spent
[days here. lyestenlay in Greenville.
I Misses- Imrene and Catherine Yur-: Mrs. N. P. Dow of Knoxville, Tenn.,
|lx)rcugh of l.ander college, spent j is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
; Tue.sday here with relatives. H. 1). Rantin.
i Mrs. J. R. Murph and mother. Mr.'.i Lee Hvmter of Augusta. Ga., spent
Fannie Winn, of Laurens, were visit , the week-end here with his mother,
jOi.s here on Tuesday. I Mrs. R. Lee Hunter.
Mrs. Rex l.anford, Mrs. John H.i Mr. and Mrs. D. C'. Heustess were
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Wharton and Mrs. Boyd of Waterloo,
aniT^rs.'jrl^^Murph ana Mrs. .law, C
calliHl to Clio Sunday on account of
A. Hubbard
Madge Taylor of Laurens, were in the| Mis.s Polly Elrod spent Easter with
city on Saturday. | her parents in Greenville
Rev. J. L. Singleton. Mrs. Ball and | Miss Virginia Rheney, who has been
Mrs. Martin of Gray Court, were vis- j making her 'home hert> for the past
itors here Saturday. [year, ihas returned to her home in Au-
W. C. VVhimtire of Enorce, .spent ^gusta with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Sunday here with his aunt, Mrs. C. S. H. G. Rheney.
Lankfonl. The following Queens-Chicora girls
Mr. and Mr.s. W. G. King and chil- were here the past week for spring
dren of Lyman, were week-imd guests holidays; Misses Louise I'leveland,
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The civil government class at Clin
ton high schol WHS in ('oliimhia on
Wednesday tn see the house in ses
sion.
Constant study of the trend of
business enables us to give our
customers service that meets
every requirement
of relatives here.
Dr. B. O. Whitten, Misses Martha
and Mildred Whitten were visitors in
Greenville on Saturday. ^
Mr.s. M. J. Funiueron has returned
from a visit to relatives in McCor-
Ik'lty Wodworth, CaUierine and Mar
garet Jones, Lucy Woodworth. Alice
Benjamin and Fredna Shwkley.
Mrs. J. U- C-'hambers has returned
to her home in Jacksonville, Fla., af
ter spending several days here with
her son and daughter-in-law, Rev. ami
Mrs. IL (). Chambers, ^
Mr. an;! Mrs. H. H. Porth left Tues
day for hteir home in Chicag:), 111.
They were accompanied by the lat-
^S. C T.igon, w'ho has been connect-‘ ter’s mother, Mrs. W. D. Hollis, and
ed with Jacobs & ('omnany, has ac- .Miss Muigaret Hollis fof a visit of
oepted a position with the News several weeks
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i Printing Co., in Charlotte, N. <'. I Miss 1-ucy Bailey is in/Amler.son
I Mrs. F. F. Hicks has returned from today where she represents “Miss
a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. t'linton” as‘a ciueen in the f'ott.in Fes-
t R. Ci. Met'ants, in Ninety-Six. ~ UWai show in which seven stn‘:cs , of
' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas of Green-*h~e South are participating,
wo-xi, visited relatives and friendsi Misse.s Martha Moore, Hedge Peake,
inhere Sunday. land Ada Bailey have returned to their
I Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Todil ofjstudiesut I.ander college after spend-!
I SimpsonvilJe, siamt Sumlay here with ling spring holidays here with their!
j the latter’s mother, Mrs. Emma Lit-; parents and friends!
tie. M -es Isabel Wi
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Mis.s Sara Knox of Caihoun Falls,
spent the week-end here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr.s. E. R. Knox.
Mi.sses Mary Jo Rheney and Kath-
ryne Coleman spent Sumlay in Au
gusta with the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. (i. Rheney.
itheri'poon, Willie
Rudd Fuller ami Agnes ,Shealy have
returned to their studies at the Uni-
ver.sity of South Carolina after spend-1
ing sjiring holidays here with their
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parents.
M rs. Ella B. Warren and Mrs. Clyde
Ijinkford were in Greenville on Sat-
Miss Cleon Pitts of .Mc.Adenville, N.jm-day and attended a luncheon at the j
C., spent Easter here with her par-1 Po;n.«'ctt hotel in honor of Mrs. Hayal,l
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. ('. Pitts. I national president of the American
Legion Auxiliary.
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Mrs. Emma Little and daughter,
Mrs. Morgan Todd, of Simpsonville,
have returned from a ten days’ visit
to the former’s daughter. Mrs. Harvey
Brannon in Statesboro, (Ja.
Miss Clemmie Jamieson of Cherry-
ville, N. C., spent Easter here with ’
her mother, Mrs, Lula Jamie.-on, Hl Lauiens, April G. In the annual
Thornwell. ihigh school conte;st3 of Laurens coun-
Thornwell Girl
Wins First Place
Mrs. W. C. Moore, Mrs. .Montgom-
|ty to determine the Ix'-st declaimer
ery and Miss Martha Moore snent |yjp j^^id the winner in ex-
j few days the past week at Myrtle | jn the girls’ tests, Durwanl
Beach. | Perry of the eigth grade of the Cross
•Miss .Margaret Blakely of Green- jjjjj h gh school, wan first place in the
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h<jys’ contest Friday night, ami Mis.®,
Inez Tucker of the Thornwell nrphan-
hoal, w„n the expression titb*. i
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j ville, spent the week-end here with
I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. Uos?
'Blakely. Mr.^. Blakely returne 1 Aitn
i her for a few days’ visit. Ty youth was awarded the Charier ;
I J, \andell Blakely of Wa.shington. || Garrison medal, ami Miss Tucker'
D, C,, spent several days here ’vith ■ ^yocived the me<lal annually given by i
.Mrs. C. P. Robinson and A. Ro.?<Mh(, Laurens County Teachcr.s’ as.'<o''i-;
Blakely. ation. Both merlals were presented by'
Miss Elva Keller of Gaffney, wa.-> j t wrjjgyri .f.f j
the week-end gue.st of Mrs, Maude yf trustees of the Laurens city'
Hampton.
Miss Mary Todd of Spartanburg, is
schools.
The lioys’ conte.st
in declamation
I here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. participated in by representatives!
jj, Reed Todd. from all the high schools of the coun-1
Mrs. W. B. Tribble and children ; ^gre the expression tests by se-1
spent the week-end with her parents,jjggjg^ ^jj.) contestants. V, P. Weldon.]
Mr. and Mn. J. N. Quinn, in Blacks-. jupgj.j;it.endcnt of the Cross Hill|
burg. [school, preeided over the high school!
I Mrs. R. F. Neale has returned from j^yyexercises, which were held in'
I a visit to relatives in Earle, N. C. |the auditorium of the graded school |
j Mr. and Mr^ W. W’, Arrington an J j building. The girls’ meeting v/as held
1 little son, Billy of Greenville, wereljn the First Baptist church. Th- pre-
rweek-er.d guests of their parents, Mr. officer was W, R. Anderson,
and Mrs. R. F. Blakely. rrincipal of the Clinton high]
Mi.ss Ida Patrick of Queens-Ohicora | ggbool. '
faculty, and Miss Julia Patrick cf j |
Winnilboro, were guesta of relatives
here for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Todd of Dar
lington, were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Irene Todd,
Miss Polly Brooker of Columbia,
spent the week-end here with her sis
ter, Miss Georgia Brooker.
Mrs. Annie Fliedner spent
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APRIL 13, 14 and 15
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“Millie”
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'1 ashman. Donald Henderson Clark’s sensational best-seller. I.eap>.
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“Fair Warning”
Starring George O’Brien and Louise Huntington. Fast action- -
filled with the drama of an untamed youth. A battle against out
laws of the Western range. Comedy—“IT HAPPENED IN HOL
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An examination at this neriod of
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the year is held annually for the mem-1
hers of the 11th grade on the subject,
the I “The W’ar Between the State.?.” Dori.s
j week-end in Little Mountain with herjAbram.s won first place and will fe-
: mother, Mrs. David Boland, :ceive the medal offered by the local
Miss -Alva W'ilson of Blackstock. u. D. C. chapter. Paul Todd won sec-
spent the Easter holidays here with ynd p’ace, and Emmie .Adair, third,
her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. B. E. W’il- The questions were prepared and
son. papers graded by M'ss Caroline Cnld-
Hugh Eargle spent the week-end well or the orphanage school faculty,
with his parents in Winnsboxo. {
P. S. Jeanes spent a few days the | g^jurday Evening Pont. $2.00 per
past week with h;s son, Robert, who
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