Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PERSONALS Katherine 10(1 wards, '11, spout Thanksgiving with her sister, Bessie, i si :i miiilwimmi'n Adelo Pitts and Rebecca .lames, l)otli of 11 n> class of 'la, renewed ac <iuaintaneeshi|>s at their Alma Mater Tlimvday and Priday. Allies liryan, lOditor-in-Chief of last year's Journal, was at <*<?11? for Thanksgiving. All!. Allllnt'UMIl ' 1 r. Ul.lllll .1 J v*v 4 ?..M- . ?IW.., 'IJIV II I (I I ? >> (lays at. Winthroj) last, week with her "little" sisters. Kditli and Faiuaio Loo. Margaret. Clioyne, president of the. class <;f 'la, pass (I through Rock llill on her way from Sumter to Hickory drove, and visited her sistei, tui.sr, for ii lew lioui's Sunday. Kate < athcart enjoyed a visit from her mother on Thanksgiving. Helen I/at halt's sister was with Ii r for the holiday. Lily Kiehardsoids brother and his bride spent, a few hours at Winthroj) while on their wedding trip. Katie I'itts went to Sumter for the week-end on account :f her eyes. Vera Corley was calhd home last week bemuse of the serious illness of her mother, who suffered a hail fall at. her home in Lexington. Louise Quinn, Sarah Wilkins, Mary Jo Drakeford, Sara Logan, and Ida Dwiglit spent the week-end in York. Mr. and Mrs. Bradham of Manning spent. Thanksgiving with their daughter Fannie, 'is. Klisc Kirkland enjoyed a shori visit, frcm her mother Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Kirkland was the guest of Mrs. Alexander Long while sho was in Rock Hill, and returned to her home in Camden delighted with Winthrop. Mrs. Blister of Bateshurg spent Thanksgiving with her daughter (Jrace, 'IS. Doctor and Mrs. Walmsley, with their two daughters, Margaret and Frances, spent Saturday in Charlotte. Catherine (Darlington spent the week-end at her home in Newberry, returning to Winthrop Monday night. Margaret and Catherine McElweo have returned to College after a stay in St.. Matthews, where t.hey attended the wedding cf their brother, W 1 ?<? n 1. nut .1 luiu.^orii .>11 m \\UU 111 HUI K I11M, tlllU Miss Athleen King of St.. Matthews. Gladys Smith spent the week-end with her mother in Shelhy N. C. WIN THROP WI Carrie Young spent Thanksgiving in Union. Amelia Harton and Elizabeth Glaze went home with Louise Anderson to Tirzah last week. I Initio Howie spent, a while with Mattie Hello Campbell in Tirzah. Lidio. Thornton and Kmily llobinson spent, the week-cod with Alley MfCaskill in Kershaw. 1 .Mary I'lackmon was in Lancaster for t h week-end. H r I , Cnry Horter underwent an operation at the Columbia Hospital hist .Monday. I Alina Block, '12, spent Thanksgiving with her sister Nell, who is a sophomore. Mrs. ( arter of Columbia, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. (irinke, was with her daughters, Nell M. and Marietta, fur the holidays. Lucille Turner spent th<> weekend in (Jaffney. Lois .lames enjoyed a short visit from her mother last. week. Dr. K. A. Mines of Anderson spent Tuesday with his daughters, Nell and Natncy. Ivdith Walker's mother was here for a it w days last. week. Ramclle Rico was called to Fairfax by the death of her sister. Klizahoth Mather spent, the weekend in Columbia. Kditb Williamson spent Saturday in Charlotte. Lena Clarke was in Auuerson lor the weekend. Rosalie brown was called homoJ uy iiit; ueuui oi ner iamer, which *oc- v curred in Sumter last Wednesday. Lillian Truesdel was at her home I near Kershaw last week. .Sarah .Mickle spent the week-end ( at her home in Camden. ] i Among those who were in and 1 near York for end-of-the-week parties were Frances Adickes, Marie Inman, Frances Lewis, Annie Sturgis, j ^ Virginia Reynolds, Annie Norine j , West, Fmma Mohley, Lalla Marshall, ( Alary Ferguson, Iola Garrison, Lucy ( Hums Lillie Parks Elizabeth Grist. ! Elizabeth Harron, Frankie Jeffords, r K'achel Maeauley, Esther MoMurray, Elizabeth Welhonn, Edna Moore,! Helen James, Mario and Frances Pegram, Hannah L. Edwards, Marir<! rol Itmttnn r.r?lliur? Oolnci Mnnln n?? x'l, r. ?? VVWII ) jiv/uiuo v/ii ten, itiai l *; . Walker, Martha Glenn, Margaret and ' Martha Marshall, Millie and Sal lie f Douglas, luioile MeLecd, I,ois Wil- < liams, iCeeile Hardee, Jennie Milling, i Nolle Reckham and Caro Wyche. 1 i LEKLY NEWS nplIE FIRST INTEREST 1 MONEY we spoke o News is that the rate of i This is (> per cent cliei money. If interested, wi A. H. HI .A INTO Phone 17 ps k m mm, mm m u m J Buy Your Shoes F j Buy Bet 35 Gun Metal, Rubber Heel, English Lace - - S3.50 ^ Gun Metal, Rubber Heel, 3^ English Lace - - S3.Ou ^ Gun Metal, Cuban Heel, h| English Rutton - S3.50 33 Gun Metal, Cuban Heel, Button - - - - S3 00 n.m lv/r^fol i t.i??i vjkii iu cuu, uwv\ i im. Button - - S3.00 ra Gun Metal, Low Heel, Button - S2.50 Ml Gun Metal, Low Heel, ^ Button - - S2.00 l| Gun Metal, Cuban Heel, g Blucher - - - - $3.00 (tun Metal, Low Heel, Blucher - - - - $2.50 ^ Black, Blue, Red and Pii Keep your eye on our Shoe Department I Fried r* Amnio Johnston was in Chcste last week-end. Alice Bradford, Louise Felder Grace Buster, Kathleen Armstrong I,ana Parks, and Jack Massey wen jp to Fort Mill Friday. Among the newly acquired citizen: )f Morganton, N. C., is Miss Marjorii llarr Osteon, daughter of Marjarh Ilarr, 'J5, who was married last Sep temher so suddenly. Congratula Jons to little Marjorie Barr, win same just one day too late to he : Thanksgiving gift! A Correction. The cut of the turkey entitlei 'How I looked when I was sold foi i $2.00 Turkey" in last issue was ae 'Mentally misplaced by the composi Lor. It should have accompanie< Lsabel Milling's story. 5 HHHHHiHBMMniMMMMHMBHHBB riNG FACT ABOUT THIS f in the last issue of The nterest is around 2 percent, tper than the banks lend rite or phone. N, Special Agent Box 298 Uy EESMS V SS 7>v MM * | ro/?7 L'.s c/nJ You'll E 'ler Shoes p Patent, Cloth Top, Spool Heel, Button - - S4.00 Patent, Cloth Top, Spool ^ Heel, Button - - S3.50 H Patent, Cloth Top, How |Heel, Button - - S3.00 y\ fc. Patent, Matt Top, Low gP Heel, Button - - S3.00 |l Patent, Matt Top, How lleel, Button - - S2.50 jr; fePatent, Matt Top, How fcIleel, Button - - S2.00 I*?A Patent, Matt Top, Cuban ^ Heel, Blucher - - S3.00 fc Patent, Matt Top, Cuban Heel, Blucher - - $2.50 |l Champion Black Tennis II Oxfords - - 75c. ^1 nk Boudoir Slippers, $1.00 ^ and wear Good Shoes for Less Money ^ heim's | r L -l-k j?L l..k 1..l. ILL ajl: JL l 1L 1..I' l.L r OI K CHRISTMAS BAZAAR We are calling attention this week to "Our -Christmas Bazaar." Whose is } it? The Exchange has not taken it i and said: "This is my bazaar to help the girl make money to have a good time on Christmass." The Association News Committee has not \y 1 taken it and said: "Keep out; this , is my bazaar to make money to send girls to Blue Ridge." There is no scandal out in school that Sallymarialiucindy Zquintz has taken it and said: "I am the boss; this is my bazaar. I will make money in it. T will make it go." It is truly our bazaar. That means 950 girls are needed. Won't everyone of you who have the Sallymarlueindy-ZquintM 1 spirit let it he known, so the Exf change and the Association News - Committee may welcome you with - your open purses? I'ATKOM/i: one ADVERTISERS.