Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 . '8 8 8 Loeal -and Personal Mention. 8 88888 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 *8* Mrs. R. E. Copeland has been spend ing several days in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Dial Gray have gone to Ilopkilnsville, Ky., on a visit. Mrs. F. P. Tatum and children, of McColl, are visiting Mr. and .\Mrs. .1. F. Bolt. C Miss Beulah Beamguard of York ville, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. R. Grist. Calhoun aMcGowan, 10sq., of Char lotte, slient Sunday iII the city with hIs parents. M r. C. L. Ilairston, of ('iton, was uIl) Saturday afternlool to see the I y dia-l1aurenls iilil ball game. ir. and .\Mra. M. fl. Abra-ms and lit tile on, R 1udolph, of Iiarksdale, were vlritors in the city .\oniday. Nir. George Cartledge returnied to Augusta Sunday after spendinlg sev eral (lays here with hI botlier. Ar. W. II. Nash and datiter. Miss Sit ial and Mrs. i'M. 13. Nash were among tile visitors here last Monday. Misses Lucy and Marion Evans, of Spartanburg, have been visiting rela tives in the city for several days. Miss Lula Davis, a trained nurse of Columbia is spending a short vacation here with -her sister, .I\s. Ross lilake ly. Messrs. C. E. Rlugh an R. L. \hite of Greenwood, passed through the city biy auto on Ihir ili way home Ilomll Tryon. M.\;s Vir~ginlia 1Slimps"on has tun (A irolm .\shv'ille wi-re slit' has boni visiting Niss lIbCCa ('lark several wee's. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown, of Aiwi, and NM is. E. Sitr'avt , atii Mls. \\'. 11. Mlartin. The rien s o .\l. t . 1,lwooks will rti gret Io Ilir that le i. sick or fever at t i h lne of hi ;; ioteir'i in ii als towns. hip. .\iss s .arion al d i .1 ,- phl \V' k imm, of the I ollo 'w ll S'Eotionl. are Lhmi 5 of Niss 1lllin ll hil lnS, oil East .\aini sireel. .\l.. anld Mlr. It. 1'. Pl'arkinsonl left several days Igo for .\iberinarle, N. C., fro mhn they will go to 1,'naka Springs to spend som11e tiie. Mrs. \V. .1. Cluck. MI.\r. .M. Sti ir.ons and Miss Mildred Simmiions ino toled to I aurels from Mointville last Nionday and spent (1,1 day in Ohe city. Mr. .1. N. \\'right, .r., aN Master 1111lie Simpsonl, of Spartaiburig, spet several days of ISi. week With ihe former's father, Mr. .l. N. Wright, Sr. Nrs. V. c(. Irby, . r., and liitik Franlcis, aildi Miss Eloise Stevenisol lefty yeserday for .1arksonville, Ala. where they will ielain for the S1un11. N. anild MI's. I (oe rI. Vanwc of Tlex .arkanaITOx., are'C visitin11' inllnrn s the g uests of Dr. and .\l's. . l. . A bright. NIis. Van(e is: a15it of M Albr'ight. Dr. 'I'. C. l~ens, of Columbia, M, l'dwina Ioucas, ofi Wailhalla, andl N Alec 1.onilg, of1 lio('k 11111, s pen al. ur b (lay and Sunday in the city as guest of Mr's. Wv. i'. Luc(as. Miss Sarah Nash spentt Monda 4 ot ning in the city enr1 ot to .1 llo vilie wher'e she will take opbrt in il will '.e per1formed('( today. Mr. J. L. M. i'by, who holds a r' $ pontsible pbosition11 withI a ai Charl'eston lumbler' (orplor'ation), SplO seve('iral days in the city last week wi Jiis mother' and otiher relat ives. *Mr'. R., J. Gantt of Spar1itanburit'g eandidate for Congress wa~s among I' vb~itor's hbere last wveek for a day itwo. lie wais accomp Ianiedl by his fat er', i'. Larry (Onnit, who is now In nlewspapber blusiness in Mississippli' Mrls. Wi. P. Thomtiason, whol( has hbe in~ the Baptist hospital at Colum1l for several weeks, returnled to I city Mondlay but continuted to IEdni i'ille', N. C'., yester'day whierei she ' :remain for some time for furthler cuerilOiationl. upon01 the commhienicemet exeri'Cses the 1 'niver'sity of South Carolina S ('ral -weeks aigo, attracted <quite a lindis posed1 since his returnllil homie is n(ow about well. Mr's. C'.. M. luddle left Mlonday3 Saindiia, N. C., with lher' lit tle gri veryv ill. TIhey werec jinedcl at ' lette by the child's father', Mr'. O) Riddle, wvho is connected withI oin till neOwspapler's thiere'. 11ev, and1( Mris. Sanders'i' I. G igl andli chidren, and Mr is. (luinl moither' and alster, Mrts. Gleorge and Miss Helen 11111, leave today1 Illen1ders5onille w c ~ here 1all but (Guignar'd will spend thle sulmmeru G~uiignarid w;ill r'eturnt in a few dai C'apt. R. WV. II idgens, of Iou"it whoG gr'adutatedi from 'The Citadel yeat' was a yisitor' In tihe city Wednesdlay. Capt. 11iudgenls comn ed thle prize-winnling complany a Citadel duru'ing the past sesslionl was presented a handsomle golid a + SOCIETY. + " + Mirs. W. G. Lancaster entertained A lie Forty Two club at her home un I. Leademy street Saturday afternoon. 1, Lfter a number of games were play- d d, delightful ice cream and cake were o erved. On last Friday afternoonl Mrs. leorge - Balle entertained at a very mjoyable forty-two party. Tables t vere prepared for thirty-six guests. 'le house was beautfully decorated vith Sasht a daisIes. Receiving with drs. Halle were Alrs. Albert Dihl and t Siss Ruby i' gan.. After several maimes of forty-two had been played, 0irs. I lucas del Ighted the guests with everal selections oi the piano. At he conclusion of t li e ll(, I tl en lerainment developed into an an nioun1lceen('iit party. Master .1ack I'.1lle, impersonating (u pid came through a window, hearing a flower basket, from ilwhich favors were drawn 'These were tiny cuids attaCeed to cards oin which were written: Dan Cupid 1ann ou1nces another victor Mliss 1'mily 'Meng, ir. B. L. Jones!., Atgust. -1i1h, 1915. . !ss Nlng's favoi was a niliatire brite. A salad colur;sc'. lollowed by ;Tr1111 Wats ,erved, and then all drank delicious n111lich to a toast b Irs. LhlW4 h 1411 , .0:'t (111 ('I'1" 4 -V :Ll.i s 1au ra 1':I-ks da1v, * * *' For Bride-. iie. The u lt .11'\ 24.. it A tl14 l int the'414 withl jli r s lw 'ea: 144( si ( , 1 til 21'. .\ 1 4 liinil 'cwii plimnit was paid Io .\iss; 1,cona You masof, litun1son onl 1ho afterlmoon of .Jne T22, when .\llidames \. . l'iabham1 :1nd .1. W . .\lo, .1r.. oenter taineil at a miscellaieot.; shower in the hon' - o theill' for'mr in h1onor of the populillr youlig bride-ele't whost miiarriage to .hiameis 1H. Sullivan Of Laurens is annou nced for the 30th1. The reception rooms were ('ecoraI d(I with flowers nIIII feIns. As the guests arrived they were wel'omed b. I eV dames l irab ha mI anad .\ole an1d served friit piuncli by 'Mrs. 1'. W. You m 1as and AIIss Zell 11.01411101t Of Fir1' fax. The guiest s were fu rn ished With Cads .ad eicils anad after a m1erv tlr'ee ininut1t es' 'ontiest NlIss 'e arl Youinis was found I') be Ithe viinel of tle first prize, a pair of silk hose t'or her success in formation of th1< greatest 1111111er' of words from t hi nine IIletters in the word mat ri mony This she preseinted to the guiest 0 honor. Then cnter .Ied a laudre111ois hearing a ge clothes hampcr. 1ll< - It h gifts or the biide-elecIt Who Wia instr'cted to ''sort out her 1lies. which she i imediately prtoceelld I -1do, making gay dlisplay of the lovel -art icle's of beauty anad valuie to t h niasseminbled f riendos. Afttri an hou r sweet COiurse( was servIed alndl th y gile(-s werie preseniiteid in iature' hand1 -a aited JTa panese fanis, bearing tF e name's andl date of the a)ppronehini mai'lage of thle popular young Cot pile. Full .50 guests enjoyed the hiospiita eC ity' of these hostesses. It .. 17185 00OLLEGE OF ('HARULESTON S SoulthI carolia's O(ld st College 131st Year Begins October' ist I ntr'ance examinatIons at all o county seats on Fiday, July 2, at Ii- a. m. SFuilI fonur year courses lead to t. leB. A. and B. S. dlegrees. A two-yC prie-mecdical course Is given. en A free ttuition schiola'sip Is assis ha ed to each county of the State. leSpacious buililings and athie hegrounds, well eqiIpped laborator' 'y- unexcelledl library facilitIes. ill -Expenses moderate. For terms ia Harrison Randolph 45 4t I'eside lit-U bittSuits t for Special all-wo o your order for mard Sale on all sp~ 'il1 Suits sold for $3.5 for Mi'. Wait and wat NI r. vrle- the Globe Tailorir this ii l J.DBILLY 14n1( Always on the Jo mii. A.3MOTIH PRODUCTION COMING TWO DAYS (eptine's Daughter" Fenturing An nette Kellermann to be at. Idle Hour Friday and Saturday. The most stipendous and magnifl nit mnoving pilture yet produced, uniette Kelleriann in "Neptunc's aighier", ha been booked for the lie Ilour theatre Friday and Satir ay of this week. his picture has nly been shown in the larger cities nd the management of the Idle 1lour showing great enterprise in getting here. The films will be brought dl eet here from the largest theatre iI harleston, where it is being shown he first three (lays of this week. huii rsday will he taken up in transit cre and the last two days of the week he ipeoplc of Ib~attroIs antd surironitd n. towns -will enjoy the spectacle. I is expected that auto parties will oie from Clinton, Cross 11111, Mount ile, ("ray Court, \naterloo and otlh , towns. On accoint. of (le I renlent loIuS royalt y Oil the 1i11tu1re, the la1rg-l .,it. ever jwid for a picture in Laurens, in advance in the regular price will )e made, tle charges being 15 and 25 ents. A matinee will he given Fi lay morning. Further particulars illi be announced from the box ollice. The following is a part of the News and Courier draitatic critic's coin 1n1 lt. on the picture: 'I'hie apiearanlce of .\iiss Annette Kellerman InI the picture play spec t:Whe att tratd audiences that tilled t!'( Victoria Theatoure ye-sterday, innti I;-, d las't ni1h: t . lt.iie tda was the xplhiii-a ni te tlay ..ithi lhe ut ti r te oi:: th i e v in which t. ( Court 1 k p tuIn i ts ld, will ait i - a tie ise ron. The sea,. I i c ,ii ::i1ru!..al a n u-d hl i eltt ottn a l!"1t1;l Ior .hw .-iiw of reveng; 1e u1I)Mn ! . e e )ht h ci -i ,i , I t Iher lit I le AIt : I : , i ir HI t lie, i v, a thrt-, Ilany ad iieyre utoie taieriusly. h I Ir. ; 1 e i t I las t ii ig 1" t ha t t 1' e1 Imas euwd been: brili of the toriai kigng .ttrb-?tnt in wfotilii absorbteing an1 nre tly v( pt i e ar eolu i\t lie Kil b.nn.She dispJlays anew hler won Id. rfull mluatic skill anld enteors into .1u e l i t i nv a t u i n i r w a t e r u itht t a l t t h e c l i nr a : ta t is inlisely thrilling. Te u p11, Imaac n iapaac or Nep tunel( as he rssfroml thev sea, the pla; o f n r mit dti I s id i lt e e ic h a n t m e n t , thle Sea" Witch all1 require dignilied ac tion .i nI the ilost deientI treatmen if they are to be taken seriously. I was evidlentA last night that the tas had been accom plihed to the generl Satisfaction, for people Were <tulit read y to puit theiiiselvs iI the fair .stowl atituwd and to acce t the ( rat onoritilon and disappliaranlce so skil ully cailied out. TI.e plain inattel of--act n 5iXI i woild probial y fill soluthil o abe t amueat it aterll .ul gairy story, but For peple of thoe oi er hrth--hnd happi y there are mai Noptune's Daughter ogffrt a dive ion both ov l 1handi del lightfll. .A to1'einthrlopi~t eoet li SCIM0,.\R(1111 .\ND EATit\NCl, EX.\311N.\TIO0N nThetn xmfinaorn for the award vacnScholarships ine Wrthro100 fee tuitioor The admtission o Infoudentlwil aeed catte ddn CouPrts D. .louse sonF , R uly Hil St r . m .p BLACK ius Wo EL1 ~Mtansiten yat of eale Whtit g(1c thehwoe awardedt hoe maio the igh1et aveag atni tho s exai~lngl ion rde r hyme h o tonsh sueritng thealored Ato 'ing sits for 30oarhp shdys. to ressiden lihson befriete amnah for r holarshi Weamh fre mani. Comingx sossonv b. HereBtoCStay YINSTON-SALEM1 MAN SAVED1) FROM DEATH I. E. Erwin Siys Wonderful Remedy Blrought 1fiu astonIlilig Relief. J. 14. E1rwin, of Winston-Salem, N. ., 'was for a long tiue the victim of terious disorders of the stomach. Ie Iried all kinds of treatient and had nany doctors. One day he took a (lose of 3Mayr's Wonidefiul lRemedy antd was aston Ished at the results. The help he souglt had collie. lie wrote: "I ati satttisted throtgh personal use of the life-saving powers of your Wonderful R eitiedy. You have saved imly life. I could have lived but a few weeks niore had it not been for your reilnedy. I a i n ltelosiztig a list of friends sufferers who otght to have some of yolitt reiedy. Mayr' s Wolderful 1iitdy gives pernianent resuilts for slornlach, liver and lintes-tinlal ailienvts. Eat as tuttech and wi.tever you like. No inore ils Irtess allr eating, pressIure of gas in the st oniach and arolund the leart. (G4 one bttIe of your (rulggist iow and try it. ot al a solute g tranit ---it not satisfactory itnolney will ie retun ed. Card of 'I'lii s. We want. to reider olr thaiks to the good IweOII of LIrens and Silr ronilding colitry for fihe hindiess shown us ditting our recent. illness and wmay the (God of Girace and I'ower reCstor yol four-folds. C. G. Strichlanid aid atu ily. Trus i: lectio .l uly Si. Attention is again called to the list of Iian -;g s for the elct ion to be held on .hiny 'I !,() purplee of rlectting t1:r-1s int !w dhitllrent Ie l d i. et of 1 1 i 1 nut1 .\ i 11" 1 alrady N ky : I %nvn :I T1 V t ' i : th il b li - t a I I i t 1al \\irs.ii ie ;Ie e In- :a trsin a i i;al i i tr l nk i thit1 'a i t \ \II 'i hV i I n o It oftener ithan onc~es week buiiit. us l't t nli s e' itwi 0 hi ll Ity iitial l' t a cit t. 1 t he rt'd h 1r . n r! I i riesklyli Tiht oe t safler wih Hlu f n er (i I vs It ld . I Ian r dis i - Inine u V0.-; tthe x Oil and1 Stinnite i llho scalp1 41nto hevalthy 114rnia1l1 actiol S-.hdlby Lainrens; )rue ('.11nd ilsadin:. te Quinie That Does Not Aff ect the Hea neiccsse of its toniic amid taxative effect, L.AXi P Trv:li, no QtIlNINI-',i eitterthan iordinar quinine and does not cause tiervoiusness n( ringinig in head. Reteenber thiefuit niante-an look for the signture of F., W. GROVE. 25, UF MNAN A revptaitory I f; t P 0~- A al ~ ~a --of Gillellts Spa' til . A ful V.i 1 iysw ,V fitChritonan vi %. 1h h rn >1- " t I.. n1 [1i ite ter'-'- - - ess;V "1Queen F I come from My nature is I am made delica mented on possee My name is ~ lam lovedhb Queen Fruit, for Morning, r SPECIAL Massive Porch Rockers $1.25 xa~c tly likeo cut only $1.23 Made of solid oakc, golden finish, high back, large size, w-oven seat, comfortable, strong, durable and while they last you can have one for only $1.25. non't delav or you will be too late. d I S. M. & E. HI. WILKES & CO ir d 011110 Z namogm=nesema I 'tGRE ENVI LLE. VITTING SC OOLSUT CAROLINA. cliooi for boy and yoiin- men. I Filiize, Owe n fl11~11 int hudAi * ui . it of I'ti rit i.n iii\ vr-' t y. ()Ihr,; to n 'iiini'I iii p r :u tr iiiinign d terys . q i ~ eJaraciol; for (Pv~tl a'rlk aiid b r ,~* I f00'- y 4ir ~I.i In4l coursv. i I cI s l li1 iL LItion. n n and0110-1 dis. roonu ieIVO Lt u y l - r u II(k lL1rthi" tsir . antinlils. e tt- L o t .nH N EY, M. A., Hleadmawrte pt , - Greenville, Snuth Carolina. CHAPE xI r ... .... ood of the North to Queen Fruit of the South Greeting! the vigorous Northland, the home of Indian maize. Corn-.-pearly white Corn; and by skillful process tely sweet andt attractive. Often am I compli sing qualities superior to any other flaked food. %ost oasties y thousands for myself alone, but you and I, in a combination irresistible. Noon and Night---and then between times "The Memory Lingers"