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ME and Mrs. J. D. Owens were vis
itors in ^Atlanta on Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Gu^rard and little son,
of Beaufort, are spending some
Mrs. MinnieX'X^ir has returned
home Wtef visiting relatives in By
ron, Gai_
Frank Corruthers and Joe Daggett i
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time with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. j Felzerj. visited friends ii^, the city |
I Frank Kellers. . ‘ last week.- tX:
Mrs. Colie Ad.ir, Miss Ell. .Adair „.inT."‘i'arrv\‘''r’
and Miss Edna Gresham of Simpson-7''! a ^ “ho ‘S eontne.!
.-I, . •* ■ „ o to her home on account oft-illness.
v'llle, were visitors in Greenville hun-
J " I M|f, and Mrs. Joe Parra of Landing,
V V Were the week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Eb Horton and little
daughter spent the w’eelfcend with
Mrs. Horton's . mother at t Lanford
Station. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patridge .spent
the week-end in Pickens with rela
tives.
Mr^. W. S. Bean and daughter,
Mrs. D. VV. A. Neville of Newberry,
N. Y.
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Giles.
Ffiends of A. J. Johnson will be
ghad to know .he is ahle to be out
again after an illness;
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson of
Roche.steiv N. Y., are visiting the
former’s sister and , brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.-C. W. Anderson.
Dewey Wyndham spent Thursday
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were the guests of Mi-s. J. A. Bailey.and Friday in Augusta, Ga., on busi
on Thursday
Mrs. R. P
Ferguson artd sons, Ce
cil and David, of Spartanburg, .'jpent i Paun
nes.s.
Mr. and
Mrs. L. B.
Blackwell of
ens, were the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McCrary.'
Mrs. W. Taylor .\dair and son,
Grady Adair, P. B. Adair, Mr. and
Mis. J. A. Coleman, visited W. Taylor
.Adair in Columbia on Sunday. The
Mrs. A. O’Daniel left Thursday to ; latter’s friends will be intert*sted to
visit her daughter, Mis.s Rachel j know his condition is
O’Daniel, in Rt>ckrngham, N. and | pjovod.
slightly im-
.son, Dr. George O’Daniel, in Bennett.s-
ville.
.Mr. and .Ml's. J, .\. Slice and chil-Xi
Friends of Sidney Bryson will he
sorry to know he is confined to Jiis
dren of Greenville, .spent Sunday with
Mrs. Slice’s father and sister, \V. L-
Lyftn atul Miss Klizaheth Lynn.
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Davis \. Pitts and Miss Lillian Day ^.jjaughter, all of Ijauirens, visited their Ij’j
of Atlanta, spent the weel^-end with > patt ni.s. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman. I 8
-the former’s nrother, Mr.s. Nannie .V ,,n Sunday.
^ - —Mrs. W. F*. Jay of Jacksonville, (6
Miss Klizaheth -Nelson, student at rhi.. spent Tuesday with Mrs. L. C.'g
G. \V. C., Greenville, spent the week-' llond.
end with lier__i.ar^uiia, Mr. and .Mrs. j Friends t>T Hrunimond Bailey; will Ig
T./J. Leake. ^ j be serry to know he is ill at his home
Mrs. J,. tX Mallard of Colambia,^.^>n Fast Main street. • 9-'
was the week-end guest of .Mrs.
Metta Stone and othertrolatives,
H. D. Byrd, student at Clemson col
lege, spent the week-end with his
grandmother, Mrs. VV’. C. Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Jones, Jr., spent
Sunday with the fomer’s parents in
Chest^er.
Miss Sarah Z. Wright of Charlotte,
N. €., spent several days the past
week with her aunts, Miss Sallie
Wright and Mrs. Z, Mclxies.
Mis.s Catherine McKee was the
weok-rcnd guest of Mi.ss Nora VV’il-
liams in Greenville.
Mr^ ami Mr.s. J. T. Martin and
son;^ of Laurens, spent Monday witl^
.Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland.
Friends of Mrs, Frank Fowler will
be sorry to know .she is critically ill
at her home._^_ .
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hitt, Misses
Charlie Mae and Hazel Sims, and
Mrs. VV^ D. Armstrong of G.ray Co u rt,
were visitors in Greenville on Thurs
day.
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Mrs. P. M. Bond and little daugh-
.'r, Genevieve, bT‘ Baltimore, Md.,
.spent Tuesilay with Mrs, L. C. Bond.
I J. Isaac Copeland of Greenville,
Misses Margaret Hughes and Mary spent the week-end with his parents,
Kate Hollm were visitors in Spartan-j Mr. and Mrs. VV, I). Copeland.
burg on Tuesday
Misses Ruby Bowers and .Mae Bar
ton -were visitors in Columbia on
Monday. -l
Friends of Halscll Robert.s will be
sorry to know he is ill at his home,
Mrs. Colie Adair .spent h'riday with
(rieiirfs in Greer.
, Mrs. Fi-ank Crowthe of .Macon, Ga,,
spent^overaj/lays the past wi-ek with
her sister and brotWr-in-law, Tifr. and
Mrs. R. J. Ellison. \
Frien«ls of Miss Ailie Garvin will
be glad > know 'she is able to Ik* out
Frlends^bf Dr. T. L. W. Bailey will
be sorry-to know he is ill .at his home
on Calvert avenue.
Mis.s Josie I'resslyr member of the
Spartanburg high school faculty, w-as
the wiK‘k-t*nd guest of Mr. and Mi’s,
li. L. Plaxico.
* Mr, and’Mrs. Jo!e Nelson of Green
wood, visited their mother, .Vlrs. A. M.
Nelson, on’Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene. Hitt and
Flityd Hitt attended the funeral of
r. E. VV’ickerjn Newberry on Tues
day.
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again after an illnes.s. Hailey" returried yesterday
Misse.s Sue and Annie Bond of! from d ten <lays' vu<‘ation stay in Cu-
Greenwood, spent Thursday with .Mr. ,i,a. The trij) was made* by motor, Mr.
and Mrs. L, < . Bond. Hailey' being KreontjJanied by his
Friends'of Miss Hattie Mae Horton neph«*w, Geo. H. Cornel.son of Spar-
v^ill bo .sori-j’ to kno>v' .she i.s ill ^^tanburg.
her home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Claude Workman of
Marion, N. C., are spending several
days with the former’s mother, Mri^.
Thomas R. Workman, w'ho is ill.
Ida Mae Craine
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Mr. and .Mrs, George T. Barnes ofi
Columbia, .spent Sunday with their j
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E, Galloway, They^were ac
companied home by .their daughter,
Miss Glady.s Barne.<, after a visit
here. ^
Carroll Pitts and Miss Grace Mc-
'Clurft of Inman, spent, Sunday with
the former’s mother, (Mrs. Nannie A.
Pitta. «
Miss Mary Btone was the week
end gue.st of Mi.ss Gertrurle Cannon,
who hves near here.
Miss Jean McKee sperft Thursday
with friends in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland and
little son, Misies Ethel and Rotbyn
Wright spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Wright at. Lanford Sta
tion,
J. W. 'Ka^hardt and family of New
berry spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. McCrary.
b Friends pf Misses Florence and
Nannie Sue be sorry to
know they are ill at their home.
Miss Kathryn Gaskill of San An-
selmo, CaL, rs visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gaskill.
Mrs. W. W. Harris and Mrs. J.“ A.
Bailey, regent and vicc-regent of
Mttsgrove*a Mill chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, returned
yesterday from Aiken where they at
tended the annual South Carolina
conference of the organization.
Friends of Mrs. W. E. Monts wlH
be sorry to know she is ill at her
home on Centennial street.
Mrs. E. L Bobo, J,MiHS Margaret
Bobo, Mrs. J. C. Cromer, Mrs., Howard
O’Shields and little daughter, Mary
Ann, of Spartanburg, were visitors In
the city on Wednesday,
Mias Florrie Burdette rs spending
some time with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Ms. and Mrs. Lowry Bur
dette, in Greenville.
Mrs. W. B. Farr of Greensboro, N.
C., visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cope
land and Mr. and Mrs. John fljcPitts
and other relatives the past week.
Mrs. J. L Copeland of Gainesville,
Ga., veho has been, visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Copelandt, Mrs. H. / A.
^pedaitd and other relatives /has
gone to Grlrensboro, \N. C.,| for a visit
•to Mr. and Mrs. W. )3. Farr.
!4(Craim*, IS), daughter
I, J. W. fu'ainefof the
Mis.s Ida Mae
of Mr, and .Mrs, .f. W. fu*aine<of
Clinton Cotton .Mills, died
home .Saturday following a ten days’
illness with pneuimmia. j
Funeral services were conducted i
.Monday afternoon from Calvary Bap-i
tist churc’h by the Rev, G. P. I,anier,
assisted by the Rev. Harley Gause.
Interment followed in Rosemont
cemetery here. Both at the church
and grave, a large gathering of
friends of the young gin and family
gathered to pay a last tribute., 7
The following cousins served as ac
tive pallbearers: Thomas and Eugene
Craine, William ami Brunson Robin
son, Tom Davenport and Claude Mad^
den. The honorary escort, consisted of
a number of friends of the family.
Ida Mae was born in Greenville
county, but had spent most of her dife
here. ShC' was a member of Calvary
Baptist church. Kind and thoughtful
in manner, and possessing a winsome
and pleasing peradnality, she made
many friends, both young and old,
wnb regret her untimely passing and
deeply sympathize with the family in
their great sorrow. . ;;
Besides her parents, the deceased
is sunjived by two brothers and three
sisters, James, and Woodrow Craine,
Mrs. Harvey Malpass, Misses Martha
and Ruddy Craine.
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