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SOCIAL AM) TEKSONAL
NEWS l-'ROM Wl! UHTON
Senator and Mm. A. M. Krnn«*dT (>!•
«*bratr ' ‘i’aprr Woddinn.
Williston. Nov. 18.*—On Friday eve
ning, November 10, Senator and Mm.
Arthur Merritt Kennedy entertained
ehtr fiefillwm of their family and a
few friends, this beinjr the second an
niversary of their marriage. The
whole lower floor of the lovely home
was decorated for a “jmjjer wed-
dinpr.” .
The quests were received at the
door by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kenne
dy and presented to the host and
hostess in the front parlor. From
here they wore shown into the draw
ing room, where punch was served
by Mrs. J. A. Latimer and Miss Cora
Hutto. In this room the lovely K'fts
were displayed.
Later all were asked into the din
ing room, where a delicious buffet
s-upper was served. The decorations
carried out pastel colors in paper.
The table was covered with paper
damask cloth. In the center of the
fable was a mound of sweet peas ra
diating from which were streamers
of narrow .rifebpn* on which wer^
placed small bunches of sweet peas,
these being later used as favors.
Mr*. Q. A. Kennedy. Jr., served hot
< offer at one end of the table and
Mr*. J. E. Kennedy cut block ice
• ream at the other end. Just before
leaving, the guests were asked to
register in the guest book presided
iver by Miss Bet tie Matthew*. Mm.
Kennedy was in black panne velvet
with jet ornaments and wore a cor
sage of paper sweet pea*
R J Rountree was a visitor in C*o-
fumbta last week
A. E Owen* ha* returned to tie.
Home ia Washington |> O. after a
pleasant visit to relative* here
J. J Boyd ha* returned from a via-
it to hu sun. Powr’l Boyd- »n Cohuu*
bta
Mm E N Pwetrr visited her
•luuph’er, Mrs tiivenal a«t Week
A1 *o*o Hair. »f Iliurtestwu. wa* a
* is.tor re this Wee!
Hi. ar»f Mr* J t*. Matthew* ..f
Black* ulr. were visitor* here last
'Saturday
Mr and Mr* H I*. MiWheU •pel
*w<wtav with Mr sad Mm f* II I’#-
•em
M.** Eld- ra Kahaak* ha* gww to
wham she wtU •gend l He
Mr* L. B tliveus aad >hddrew were
• taller* la ( siuaaWa last week
The Re* llwtfk R Mweehteoa e#
< «damh«a ••• the gwest of Mr »ed
Mm r» |. Merr<tt la«t *mt*4ty
Mm. krtkur Fpp* amt .h.Mrew of
Black*ide were * i» l*»r» here last
Aaftarday
Mrs Ik Ar*cler*«e* and little
laiigHtrr. *|eM >unday in Klarkiillet
with tor mo'Hvr. Mm M-»*ty
Mr an i Mr* t, tk I f Hr a ml ml,
Vr* J '4 Res.ly. .d >k sgefler •pent,
fscsciav StlH Mr* M % SmitH
Mr a-d Mr* R t f.unt. • of _
Nolth kugu'ta. Uere run tors here A
la»t week J J
Mr* Kug» nr 1‘arkn ha* rrturr*ed
*«» her h'-nx in H^ltimoiv after a
• i»it lu h« r siaU-r*. Mi -itam< * W. T.
M dlls sjkI A S Blain hard.
K 11. Boylrstnn. of Metier. t»a.,
i» 'pending sonu ''m« with friends
and relatives near Willistun.
Mr and Mrs. V\ K. KeniN-dy a^d
Mr. and Mr*. V\. C. Smith. ‘ Jr.,
'mnt Sunday evening with Mr. w nnd
Mr«. I. M Williii, of Denmark,
Gideon Hair ha.* reimn.il io his
home after visiting hi.s sisters,' Mi s-
damt-H W. T Willis uiul A. S.'Blan
chard.
Walter Hajr has returned to his
home in Mauldin, Mo., after a visit
to his sisters, Mesdameg W. T. Wil
lis and A. S. Blanchard.
Mrs. J. E. Newsom and Mrs. W.
Smith attended the State conven
tion of I). A. R. in Spartanburg. Mis.
Newsom was on the program for a
paper.
Home Made Cakes for Sale.
t
On Saturday morning, Nov. 2f>th,
at Moseley’s Hall, beginning at .9
o’clock, there will b~ put on sale all
kinds of home made cakes by Circle
No. 2 of the Barnwell Method : st j
Church. Come, buy your Sunday. t*
and Thanksgiving cak’es. Should
you wish to gi,ve a special order be
fore o rafter this time, phone 57,
Mrs. W. E. McNab.
NOTICE.
—
NOTICE is hereby given thai a
meeting of the Stockholders, Mana>|
gem «nJ Officers uf Hiert & Cole
man, Inc., will l»e held at it* store- |
hemae 'ir'BtmhaHon" v Caro- '
lina, at twelve o’clock Noon, Frid..y» t
December 22, 1922; said meeting
being for the purpose of taking nar- [
•asary actio a to dtasolv* said Car
P. J. HIFR5
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THANKSGIVING DAY
THURSDAY NOV. 30
At 3:00 P. M.
BLACKVILLE
BARNWELL
promises to be the
season.
out
\
■Men, SOc.
ADMISSION:
" Ladies, 25c.
Children.