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rase like a aew car $525
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Mrs. G. W. Bell was called to Co-^
lundua Monday for the tmi^l of her
brother, L. Rieckley, Jr,
" Mrs. J. W. Copeland and a party of
Lanrens. relatives spent last week in
Bristol, Tenn. ’
Mbs,Elizabeth Monts was the week
-end guest of Miss Elizabeth Black i;i
Newberry.
Walters King spent the week-end
with friends in Laurens.
C. H. Shannon of Newberry, spent
a few"days last week with his daugh-'
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewi^ Simpson. , ,
Mrs. John W. Coleihan, Julian Cole
man, Mrs. R. L. Lockett of Savanna^
and Mrs. Furman Evans of Anderson,
left Tuesday to visit Dr. and Mra.
ij. K. Coleman, in Charleston,
Mrs. W. S. Denson was a visito^r in
Greenville on Sunday.
•Friends of Mrs. Lethe Gilmore will
be glad to know she is recuperating
'at.her home here after being a pa-
I tient at the Mary" Black clinic in Spar
tanburg for the jvast .several weeks.
Major and Mrs. 5. E. Wy.sor were'
ttralled to Staunton, Va., Sunday, on
account of the death of Mrs. Wy.>»or’s
cousin. Miss Elizabeth Bell^ "
Mrs. Y?. H, Roberts and son, Hal-
sell, Mrs. Colie Adair, Mrs. J. F. Mi
lam ami Barbara Hobbs of Savannah,
Ga., were visitors in Greer and Given-
vlile on “Wednesday.
Mrs. Gary Dillaid, Virginia Dil
lard, M iss Lydie lA'ake, jVIrs. R. K.
C.l'
i Mr. and Mrs. C,. L. Pollock of Sen
eca, spent the week-end with Mrs.
Pollock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Q. Holland.'
Mr. and Mrs, Baxter Clinkscales cif
Commerce, Ga,,. visit^ Mrs. Allie
Clinkscales recently.
v-Rev. and Mrs. L. C. LaMol^c spent
several days this week in Waycross,
Ga., with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson spent
Sunday in Hendersonville.
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Mrs. A. J. Johnson and Children i |
and Miss Colie Summers, were visi
tors in Ninety-Six on Sunday. -Jr
Mr. and Mrs. WV A.~ Coleman and
.djTughter, Bonnie, spent the week-end
in Laurens—with Mrs. Coleman’s liar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Stutts and chil
dren spent Sunday in Cross Hill with
relatives.
Miss Mildred White of Charlotte,
spent tlie' week-end at the orphanage
wiBh friends.
Miss Elizabeth Blakely, member of
the sch;>ol faculty at Latta, spent the
week-kndZwith her jvarents, Mr. and
Mrs. John' T. Blakely. She had as herj
guest Miss Virginia Draughty of
Camden. • “ .
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.. Shealy spent
Sunday with the former’s 'parents in
Little Mountain. -
IVL’ss Lois Page sinuit the week-end
/Spartanburg with her parents,
r. and Mrs. W. M. Page.
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i Sadler and daughter, Virginia, were/ Kev. and Mrs. Edw'rtrd Long of «
visitors in Greenville on Saturday. / I Greenville, were here Tuesday for the 8
Miss Margaret, Harvin, student/at funeral of R. L. Bailev.
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Lander college, Greenwood, w
week-end guest of Mr. and M
Tod(;i
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Besdidrot of i
Greenwood, visited Mrs./Mary Pra
ther onj Sunday.
Miss Mary- Ella Ballsy is at home
for the summer a^r teaching the
past year at Ixywnde.sville.
Miss Sara Zee/^'right, Mrs. Pryor
Babb and Jim/^Parker of Oharlotte,
tspent SjJndav/^ith Mrs. J. L. W’right.
Rev. C. y. Vaughn, pastor of. the
GoKdville /and Bush River Baptist
churche^^'^attended'the meeting.of the
SoutheiTi BaptfsT^ convention the past
week/in JNew Orleans.
s Jean McKee spent the week-
e/fa in Columbia with friends.
Miss Phoebe Pitts and Miss Jessie
Goode of Rock Hill, were the week
end guests of* Mrs. R. E. Sadler, and
attended the Panhellenic dances.
Allen Levi of Charlotte, spent the
week-end with friends in the City
^Kenneth Burdette, Jr., of Clemson
(’’ollego was the weekend guest of Mr.
Jean Layton is apending this week i
and Mrs. Hubert Pitts,
Mr .and Mrs. Au.<»tin Chandler and
son, Austin, Ji., Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Bennett spent Sunday in Green
ville with Mrs. Chandler’s sister,
Mrs. J. P, Caldwell.
Mrs. J. M. Adair, Mjsa Ruby Bow
ers, Miss Mae Barton, Miss Maud
Geer, and Miss* Olive. Nabors were
in Greenville Monday for a beauti
cian meeting.
Ed. McNair of Latta, spent the
week-end witih friends in th-C city. -
Mrs. J. E. Hararsbh, Misses Alma
Haralson,- f'rances Martin and T. W.
Martin of Abbeville spent .Sunday
with Mr. and lUlrs. C. E. Haralson.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. M. C, Milam, and
children, Ruth and. Gene, Miss Grady
McAH-sJer of Greenwood spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts.
Mrs. lx*e Snow of Columbus, Ga.,
has returned to her home after spend-
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in W«.'<hington, Philadelphia and New
York as Ae guest of relatives.
Mrs. C. E. 'Fmiche, Mrs. Duncan
ing the past month with her sister
and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. T.
J. Peake.
Miss Sallie_ B. Andejrson of Colum-
■John.son, an<l Mrs, 0, 0. Copeland of sjient the week-end with her sis-
Newberry, were'hert* Tuesday for the | ter, Mrs. I). 0. Rhame, Sr.
funeral of R. L. Bailey. i Mrs. Tom Adair, Mrs.^T. R. Milam,
Dr. Felder Smith spent the first of aud Mrs. VV. H. Roberts were visitors'
the week in Richmond, Va., atUmd-ijn GrtH-nville bn" Monday,
ing a meeting and clinic of the South-1 s. W. Sumerel and daughter,
eastern Congre.ss of Optometry. He|B^,,ty Jean,-spent several days last
was accompanied by Mrs. Smith and!week in Belton with relatives,
her sister. Miss lla McT;&mtM.e,..of; Mr». T. J. HcAllistcr, Mr«...Jim
Vidal ia, Ga.
Dr. L. R. Lynn and Mrs. Lynn are
s|um<i1ng -several tlays" in -Montreat
attending the' meeting o£ the General
Assembly of the Southern Presbyte
rian church. - r
Mr. and Mi‘s..-W. H. Miller, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe H. Simpson of Whit-
Moore, Mr., and Mrs. William Sparks
and little daughter, Beltie Joe, of
Union, and Mrs. Jennie Sparks of
Cross Keys, spent Sunday with .Mrs.
' T.-Lr-^-ooper.
.Mrs. R.' C. Lock and" daughter,
Crawford, were visjjjcira-ln Pl-osperity
mire, were here Tuesday for the fun- -Tuesday.
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eral of R. U Bailey
A. F. Templeton, who lives near
here, spent the week-end in Blowing
Rock, N. C.
Ed Little of Monroe, N. C., sjient
the week-end here with Mrs. Little
and daughter, Margaret.
I^rs. Mary Beaudrot and daugher,
Lila, of Greenwood, visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Bond on Sunday.
Miss Polly Long of Newlierry,
was the week-end guest of Mrs. E,
Harralson.
Mrs, Martha O’Connor, who teach
es at Tamassee, spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. Nonnie Young.
Mrs. A. O. Bray of Griffin, Ga.,
and Mrs. W. P. Anderson of Green
ville, were called ihere Monday on ac
count of the sudden death of their
father, R. 1*. Bailey.
Rev,. W. fi. Long, pastor of the
First Baptist church, has returned
from New Orleans, La., where he
spent the past week attending’the
annual meeting of the SouthernTBap-
tist convention. ^ .
Miss Emily Ferguson, student at
Queens-Ohicora, Cltarlotte, N. C., ar
rived today to spend several * days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Ferguson. She has as her guest Mias
Grace Roberts, also dif Charlotte.
Misses Sarah Parkinson of Due
West, Rebecca Stevenson of Abbe
ville, Eleanor Kennedy/of ‘Blackstock,
Evelyn McDowell of Padolet, and Mrs.
Sarah Jacobs of Newberry, teachers
i of the orphanage primary -and gram-
jmar grades, have returned to their
homes for the summer.
M|a. Lewis Lancaster, missionary
to ChTniL'^HrSr--5!irilliam James of At
lanta, Rev, William Gi Neville, mis
sionary to Brazil, Miss Virginia Nev
ille of Greenville, and D. W: A. Nev
ille of Newberry, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. W. G. Neville.
T|ie folloadi^r relatixfii spent Sun*
day iwith Mrs. Agnes Kern; Mr. .and
Mrs. Robert Kem, Mrs. J. P. Lang
ston, Sr., of Darlington; Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. McElhinej of Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Kem and daughters, Mar
garet and. Agnes, of Greenwood; Os-
ca^ Kem, Mrs. B. M. Anderson, Mrs.
W. C. Ai^eraoii, leland Anderson of
ReidtriUe; aad Mrs. Raj Andemon of
1937 REFRKERATOIS
Mr; and Mrs. W. J. Duncan,, Mrs.
Nene Workman and son, i>avis, spent
Sunday in Whitmire with Mrs. Dun
can’s brother, W’illiam Scott and
family.
Guy Sparks of Union, |was the guest^
of .Mr. and Mrs, T. L, (’ooper Monday.
Dr. William .Blalock of Columbia
University, New York, is spending a
^wo "vi'tiek.s’ V;>catiqn_wit.h^his mother,
Mrs. T. J. Blalock, pripr- to his in-
terneship in .St. Luke’.s hospital. He
was accomjianied by little P'lorence
BlalfK’k for a visit to her grandmoth-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Raines and chil
dren, Billy arid Jimmie, Miss Margar
et Macheney of Augusta, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob McKiney of Laurens, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Roberts and lit
tle daughter, Betty, were the guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mc
Intosh.
Prof, and Mrs. Botfliwell Grahgm,
a^ daughters, Elizabeth and Kath-
enne, Mra. L. M. Kennedy and fam-
ily\ of ^artan/burg, Mrs. D. W. A.
Neville of Newiberry, Williaan H.
Fleming of Augusta, and Mrs. J. A*
Bailey were in New Bordeau, McCor
mick county, Sunday, for the unveil
ing of a stone cross in commemor
ation of the,Huguenot church.
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