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Thamas Farr of Giwnaboro, N.’C.,
spent Wedneaday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Copeland.
' , Friends of John B. Ferguson, who
ia a patient at the General hospital
in Greenville, (will be glad to know
Jie is now improving after undergoing
I j an operation on Saturday.
I Mrs. Sam McGee of Greenwood, and
Mrs. Mary McGee Townsend of AV
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April 151 af teg whidi books will
be closed and all unpaid taxes go
into execution.
PAY BEFORE THE 15TH TO
AVOID ADDITIONAL COSTS.
Mrs. Gary Martin and Mrs. John
Holland Hunter ratumed Tuesday
from a visit of several days to the
latter’s sdster, Mrs. John Fpes, in
Charleston. j .
' Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn, Mr. and
Mrs. F .M. Stutts and Nell Monk
were in Anderson Tuesday ^ev^ing
for, a 'Thornwell alumni meeting at
the home of Mr, and Mrs.-A. L. Lock-
lanta, visited Mrs. W. D. Copeland on wood.
Friday. -f .
Miss Vera Cunningham Lauiens,
has accepted the position as head
nurse at DrJHays’ hospital, succeed-'
ing Miw Hazel Potter, resigned.
Captain and "Mrs, R. E. Dingeman
of Charleston, spent the week-end
with their son, David, student at
Presbyterian college.
Misses^Mary and Margaret Wilson,
students at, Queens-Chicora college,
Charlotte, spent the week-end w'ith
friends at the orphanage.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Pelt of Charlotte^
were visitors at the orphanage oh
Sunday.
Mr. ah<Tliirs. X TT. Jacks lif Brook-
lyn, K. Y., are visiting~~Mrs. Alina
j Dillard, who has been ill for some
time.
-Miss r.uoile 'Roberts pf Columbia,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. R’oh-
erts.
C. C. Blake'of Columbia, was the
guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. W.
V>\A~. Huffman.
Mrs. Frank Fowler and little
daughter. Pat-y, art* spending a week
i in Gadsden, .\la.. with Mr.s. Fowler’s
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Miss Martha Davidson was the
week-end gue.^ft of Misses Lucy Biimsl
and Polly Elrod in Conway. They
motoi-ed to Charleston to visit Mag
nolia gardens. - *
Mrs, James Anderson ajnid little
daughter, Joanne, Mrs. W. C. Huff
man and daughter, Caroline, spent!
Fridaj^ in Pomaria wdth Mrs. Huff
man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Setzler.
Mr. and Mrs. . Charlton Benjamin
and son, Charlton, Jr., and W. J. Ben
jamin spent several days the past
Week in Fort Gaines, Ga., visiting the
latter’s mother, Mrs. L. T. Benjamin.
D. R. SIMPSON
County Treasurer
William Moorhead, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Moorhead of -Goldville,
and a medical student at Tulane Uni
versity returaed to New Orleans Sun
day ’ after being at Invme the past,
tw^Pw'eks bn account of the critical
Illness of his sister, .-Vnnette Moor
head. , . tf
The following out-of.-lown friends
and relatives attended jAu' funeral of|j^
A, Boss Blakely on Sunday: J. Y. ft
Blakely Washington, I). Mrs. yj
Pearl Suminy of Houston, Tes«as, Mrs.''ft
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« A. O Danief has resumecf dti.s tra\- and Siu\ Wvlie of Cl
eling position with the caUege in the Miss', jiuth Henjamin' of Char’
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„ Ola Kilgo, .John Kilgo, Mr. and Mrs.-jH
.Mrs. None Workman^ and Mrs, jj Benjamin of Darlington, Mr.
I Karle Workman spent Satuiday 'n.jju,! Mis. C. \V. Stuckey of N’erinith,
, Chappells with Mrs. J. B. Scurry. I |,,, ^ Miss,.s',^g
over, jg
- -Ji^ainm of ld>Hi’h>tte,'
interest-of the underwriting fund. George Benjamin <ff laiurens, Mr.'
and Mrs. W. F. Davis, Mr. and Mi's.}
.Marshall .Moore of Shelby, N. Mr^j
and Mrs. J. U. W’est of Ciri‘enwoo<l, 1
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.Mrs. Clair Burgess of Charlotte,
'spent‘the week-end at the orphanagt*
with her daughters, Misses Dorothy
and Lois Burgess.
Mrs. SJ L. Jarrett of Darlington,
h^ a BbsilTon with The or
phanage as matrpn of the kitchen,
.Succeeding Miss Coline Lawson, re
signed. '
Mias Annie Bond retumed Friday
from a visit to her sister, Mrs, An
derson, in Morganton, N. C. She was
accompanied home by her nephews,
Paul, Charles and. Ray Anderson.
Mrs. J. J, McMinn, Miss iiirginia
McMinn and Miss Mattie Lou Fklge
of Spartanburg, spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Burnette.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Huffman of Lit
tle Mountain spent Tuesday with
their .son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C, Huffman.
Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Yarborough of
'Greenwood spent iiatueday • with the
latter’s mother, ;Mr8. Sallie C. Adair,
who lives near here.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Flllison and
family, imd Marion Chaney siK-nt
Sunday in Augusta with Judge and
Mrs. Berry Kllison and family.
K. C. Goff, dC Columbia spent the
week-end in the city. i
.Mrs. (Jrady Adair spent Sunday
in Sedalia with her; parents, Mr. and
Mr.H. J. M. Dukes. '
Joe Donnon and Gene Knox were
visitors in Greenville on Sunday.
• Fhiimrfs of .Mrs, Gus Davidson, who
ia a patient at the Anderson hos
pital, will he glad to know she is
improving following an operation.
Mr. and Mra. G. W. Hollir^sworth,
Ml'S. W, J. Duncan and Dunc^ Work
man attnded the funeral <d W. W.
Bullock in Newberry on ^nday.
P’riend.s of Mrs. W. c/ Byrd will
be sorry to know .i!i[
home on Musgrove street.
Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy and
daughter, Margaret, spent the week
end in Black.shear, Ga., with the
former’s daughter and son-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Oden.
Friends of Mrs. D, W. Mason will
be sorry to know she is ill, at her
home. j /
Mrs, J. Herman Well.s of Ashe
ville, N. C., i« spending/some time
with her daughter son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abrams.
Mrs. W.‘‘C. Dobbins and daugh
ters. Misses Elizabeth and June, of
Goldville, Mrs. Pearl Stewart Brown,
and Miss-Dorothy Adair were visit
ors in Greenville 9n Thursday.
Mrs. Hubert Pitts spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. L. A. Bar-
row, in Charlotte.
Mi.ss Carrie Mitchell has retCntied
home after an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Remberts.
Mrs. J. C. Harper “and Mrs. Rush
Thackston of Greenville, will spend
Friday with Mrs, J. W. Crawford and
Mrs. O. W. Chapin.
Friends of Mrs. Lethe ^ Gilm^e,
who ia a patient at the Mary ^ck
Clinic in Spartanburg, will by glad
to know she is impraving.
Mias Maria Burgess of l^ng.stree,
has returned home aftey visiting
her niece, Mrs, J. W. Leai^, and Miss
Lydie Leake, who accynpanied her
hon\e on W’ednesday.
Miss Annie Lee J^kson, member
of the school facu^y at Lancaster,
spent the we^-end' with her pai'ents,
Mr. and Mrs. l. jL. Jackson,
Mrs, H. H./Anderson of Dillon,
was the we^eml guest trf-MrSi^ -Gw
W. Stone.
Jiidge M. Blanh and Mrs. Mann
of 9t Matthews, were the Sunday
guestsjat the latter’*' sister, Miss
Rosa jMahaffey.
"itt, and Mrs. E. C. Glasgow of
HiXh PAint, N. C,, spent the week-
with the latter’s nmther, Mrs.
r. P. Davis.' who <reakle9 near h<^.
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