Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v^t : /av ! € Pknie Chi Pti- ibomI And Si has wysn=—‘T* C. —^, Fourth » ^ 0 ^ Hr*. K- - at the Founn i sister, Mix ipa Mrs. W. L. Newman isd Mrs. Newman’s par- and Mrs. Gnyett, to in -Boston, Vx, last I la visiting her ‘ Mrs. Van .-si?-' ith and " visiting in the -JE M is quite 01 in son Ga. >*r _ f* ■ Tfirir ing the parents, Mr. is spend- here with her 1 Mrs. B. W. Bran 5 -.x ■>'h| JJML , - v- V- ' « :.? i ' . ..SA •••- •. vl > Uf” .1 !•' .C Vf i s ' t.'^, ■ ■: r ‘ ■ •; . ^ . '■SpS®?. . ; -• , . ,• :*// i • 4 / :*'; . ’■*' -■ • n E. Tiller and daugh- Ssllie sod Wilma, of [a, sre visiting their sis- J^Powell, Mr and S im and Miss in visited in N. C., last week, itrs. J. D. Holland of Fla.. Mr. and Mrs. 1 and children of are visiting their rela- i King entertained at nches, cake and tea High score was won Ellen McLaurin, non. Mrs. J. H. West has returned from a visit to her nephew, Leroy xtt, in Durham, N. C., who accompanied her home Tuesday. Sunday guests of Mrs. J. N. Me- am anu Laurin were Mr. and Mrs. Paschal in visited in McLaurin and son of Cheraw and in ' John NeU McLaurin of Augusta. Mrs. John Carlson and little daughter, Carolyn, and son, Ed, ft I nnd " children of left Wednesday for their home in and enu t _ -i-Jq,* OsSarAMe. Mrs. Carlson was called home on account of the serious illness of her father, J. H, McLaurin. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oliver ac companied his i mother,. Mrs. Oliver, to her home in Quitman, Ga., and expect to make a trip and bingo by Miss (through Florida, returning - the fSd traveling prize last of the week. | The Sacony Suit plant has down this week to give a workers a vacation. They ex pect to resume work July 11. Mrs. Tom Ed Hearon is atend- summer school at Winthrop _ and spent the weekend here with her husband. Miss Joyce Fowler of Charlotte spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fowler. lux Lee Hilton has returned from a visit to relatives in Hock HilL Mrs. L. B. Baker of Rock Hill was the weekend guest of her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Em mitt Williams. Miss Myrtis Mungo of Colum bia spent the Fourth with her mother, Mrs. W. W. Mungo. Mrs. Louise Etheridge of Co- home in Lynchburg. lumbia spent the Fourth with ■ral of C. W. Horton, the D. M. Mays, at his home in Wil- The Fourth was very quietly N C., was held Sunday spent here. A number of families at Timrod church. Mr. enjoyed the day with picnics and E " "rother of Mrs. John visiting friends and relatives else- lace. where. Raymond Clybum Quite a number of visitors were of Norfolk, Va., at the Big Springs for the day at guests of relatives enjoying the fine water. Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and id Mrs. D. T. Yarbrough family and Miss Gladys Baker 'fcsl \ * « x r **- Kirkland _ Watts and John Dan attended a shor 1 ! held at The T. Bolton. Mrs. Nettie Miss Ethel Kelley of ; were Sunday guests Mrs. C. L. McKinnon, ce Hilton has re nt s visit to Charleston, accompanied home by se Jouret of that place.1 ; is a surprise to their ,as die marriage of Miss Watkins to Woodrow of Lynchburg Saturday L Mrs. Plummer is the . of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. I and Mr. Plummer is the [ Mrs. M. E. Parker of The young couple will 'f'V • i * V. : tr ■f * The CS Rooster j i to learn that she is a spent last week rm i • X 1 ▲.a I mw • m m Beach. r N. Y. a Columbia hospital, Mr. and Mrx Alton McCaskilll > a receiving treatment and family are spending their va- a limb sustained in a cation in the mountains of Ten-1 Mrs. Yarbrough was nessee and Virginia. ng from a fall sustained . N»S ag ° when ““ Here For Funeral SSL Cecil sown and Of Mrs. Winkler derson were weekend their parents, Mr. | Hilton. , P. Stokes of Greer [tie call to the >tist church and t Sunday morning. Mr. okes expect to move at ?5 rmn Idate Near i tor , s visiting Mr. ***« W Shddon Humphriel in tmn back to New York. Mr. M Mr. and Bus ‘ and Mrs, J. R. Mr. end liberty HiUT Mr. and iter, and j former- I of Betty Neck Plantation. ' * v H ""it ‘ * e* ' *. fk'- < 4V ww 1 ' - ■ return ^Oireton, 1 i At Colonial Stores, you will always see ' Prices on everything low as can be. . You’ll find courteous service IBP Every day at yarn friendly ColontoU Stow* i'S'CI J lf%h. M m iA -L-- t*— •■nsa: n Mias Colo&ltl believes that you oughrto be on your grocery list—not just a few items but evei _ _ tin r SO. CAROLINi homu w wH I as low as possible, and priced that way every day of the week. ) (AMS HATS lAmmco’s nt Hat*' DEALER C. Dixon's House Broad Street > S06W I.1C ■ I What W al ter Hriand- IsijrsiJSd»«w. 1^. .Vn. ~ - -as; ■ ■ •• s* l v 1 &CI The CS Rooster proudly crows about bargains on Wednesday as well as Saturday. He often crows about “bontis specials”, too —those extra savings Colonial always passes on to its customers whenever advantageous purchases and lower market conditions .m*': make them possible. l- , wC ra«T:/CC-~>: INCOME UAI SAFETY Colonial Stores takes the guesswork out of your marketing; it (Tt»fTS olD w - ' 5 'JrV 1 Vj ^' x A ^ mQ * ■ offers consistently low prices, plainly marked, on all items, V all week-round. ijf ir<wW . - •• v~ > ■ lV wB&S&iiiP* i IhS« ■ £ w Far r**., Wi vd .:w| ANY TIMI ( ? ■ ■ ? • * •a ■> ■ . ' ».• ,• ‘ .4 savings every day, Shop the CS Rooster way- 1 r - *%*■ «*'■ WK ■ W i -A , Jlf *#*♦''* HHhhH mtm .;n75A''