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V E nUTren WDEAOij VOUM XXI. LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3195 NUMBER 15 [ND[AVORS M[[TING #[GINS FRIDAY Second Annual Convention of State Society OVER TWO HUNDRED DELEGATES TO COME Hundreds of Members of Christian *Endeavor Socleties Will Come to Laureis Friday Afternoon to At tend lig Convention. Homes of the City ]Have Been Tiiwn Openl and Every Visitor will he Warn111y Wel coned. Deginning next Friday evening the second annual convention of the South Carolina Christian Endeavor Union will be held in the First. Presby terian church of this city. The convention will last through Sutndaiy evcening, closing with the installation of lew olficers and a consecration service led by Karl Leh1nnn1. L.oenIl ia(lers of the movelilent are working' hard to make this meeting an immene sue cess. Everything is being lone to bring as many delegates here as pos sible and at the present tiunae it is ex pected that about1I. three iundred will be present. A special triain on (he C., N. & L. railroad, which will be e:illed the "Christian Eindeavor Special" will bring most of the delegates to lau rens. This train will arrive here about 6.30 in the afternoon. The dele gates will be taken from the train di rect, to the church, where they will enroll their names on the register. As the first session begins shortly af ter their arrival, the local colmittee has arranged to give all of the dele gates supper at, the church, the visI tors not reaching their assigned homes until after the evening services. Del egates coming ht onl trains other than the "Specilal" are a' .o invited to take supper with the others at the church. Special Rlequest to Singers. All file Laurens men, women and children, big or lili, who cai and will help) in tile singing during thie; convention are reqluested to meet at thle Presbyterian Church on Thursday night at 7 o'clock to practice some of tile songs. The selections are all well-known hymns and so every'lio(-y who can sing at all can help. Mem bers of all denominations are invited to help in this department. The Program. The following general description of the program has been sent out from Columbia by the president of the State society, Mr. Wyatt Taylor: On Friday evening of the Chris tian 10ndeavor convention there will be addresses by A. T. Corcoran of Charleston, A. C. Todd, of Laurens, W. Anderson Clarkson and W. A. Taylor of Columbia and Miss Agnes Ravenel of Spartanburg. The main address of the evening will be by Karl ILeh mann 0on thle subject, "The Itistory and Principles of Christ ian Endecav or," The R1ev. Charles F, Ilankin of Lau rens will load~ the FrIidiay evenling devotional excises50. The liev. is. OI. F'inlay of Columbia wvili lead tile Saturday mor'ning (he votional services, whlich will 1)0 fol lowed by Snapp~ly three--minute talks on tihe 10 dlifferent alm~A of the Chris tian Endeavor orgpani-.ationl the wor'ld over for tihe nlext two years, making upi what is known as ''the campliaignl for mil lions."' Tihese wvill lie '"One Mlillion New Endeavors,"' by E. TI. White of Sum1terc; "One Mii on Newv Converts,"' by W. i'. D~avis, Columbia; "One Mlillion Newv Doliars for Mis-I Kilns," by W. Kirk' Allen, Greenv~'ile; ''One Million New MemIbers5 of the Chrl'stian Endeavor P'eace Union,'' by John N. Moore, Columbia ; "Ten Trhousanld New Chriist Ian Endeavor Ex Jports," biy WVillim 1". Jacobis, Clinton; "Twenity Tihousand New Comrlades of the Quiet illur," by the Rev. Aia Watkins, Sp;artanbur~llg ; 'Teln Tihous andl Now Tienth LeCgioniaries," by Nor wod L.1)Duant, ficoLl; "Teln fhous ties," by Robertson Paul, Chlaleston; "Five T1housandi New IAfo Work R~e crulits," by Lan1ce SwVinler~, Newberry; :"'j wenty Thousand New Subscribers 'to The Christian IEndeavor' World," by William Jones, Yor'k. The remaining part of the Saturday morning session will be dievotedl to convention business Saturd(ay afternoon of tihe conven tion thnee will bo n. hgs hine~o rally. THE BIG SHOW TONIGHT AT-THE OPERA HOUSE tocal Actors WI Perform In That Well-Known and Charming Comedy -"Mice and Men," Beginning at 8:80. Reserved seats are now on sale for the great performance which will be staged -at the Opera House tonight, beginning promptly at eight-thirty. Local talent will do "Mice and Men" and Judging from the smoothly-run ning rehearsals it will be done ac cording to government specifications for propierly played public perform ances. It is styled a "romantic comc dy", and it contains just that right proportion of pleasing romance and laughable comedy that will appeal to anyone aippcalable to-as it were. The play itself is distingished in that it has passed through the fire of profe:;slonalI critism witlioit even a roorci and it has:4 been pronioilinced by the publie everywhere as worthy a' pll've among flh" elasele coiedies.1 Thos, who are ta!ding part in ile lay bre onighit-reserved seat". are now on sale-are not altogether begin ner, thwir ti'a:nnts as actors lAmving been disipl a yed heire to tiir great ledit many t I imes before. Peoerv seats will cost, you ftly celt. and you will not he offered a enihi ion. Thn price of ieeing from be bind Ile railing, uip or down, for those who are sweet sixteen or over is ex ct !y thirlyfive browniles; for clildren so located the. maagecment re(uests a qiuarter. To Make Spariallhur.r Home. Alr. IHerbert T. Taylor left last. week for Spartanhbirg, where lie will enter tle hard ware business, havIng bought half interest in the S. B. Ezell llard ware Conipany. Ilr. Taylor has been general manager of The Engineers and Contractors Materials Co., loeat ed liere anld will continu ie 10 handle the various lines of this company in connection with tile hardwarn b'usi noeS. D tring hi is stay in Lauiren s he milade a great linuberi of friends who regret hii. departire for anotlier city. .t arksdale Schocdliouse. There will be a liallowe'en Party at. Barksdale schoolhouse FrIday night., Nov. 5th at 7:30. Admission will be 5 cents, refreshments served extra. Mirs. E. C. Owens, Principal. Miss' Eva Shell, Assistant. Laurens Bazaar Nov. 12th. The bazaar held annually by the la dies of Laurens will take place this year on Nov. 12th. As usual there will be only two departments, the fancy work department and the dinner. At Trinity-Ridge. "Community Day" will be observed by the folks of Trinity-Ridge on Satur day, November 20th. The men, wo men, boys and girls of Trinity-Ridge community are invited to meet at 8:30 o'clock at the school 'building and spend the (lay in planting evergreens. and flowers, to beautify the school grounds. Th'le ladies are asked to furnish (dininer. A full attendance is ii rged. If the 20t h is a rainy day, w'll mleet on the '27th, - - with a large number of the y.ouger IKndeav'ors laicii epat ing. ThIiIs wvill be led by M\rs. C. E. D~avis of Co Iniiimba. The last half I of the afteor niooni will he dlevoted to r'ecreat ion. tu lrday eveni'ig's sessioni wili be opened wIth di(evo' ionial exer'cises led by th ( e Re. S. P. Guiignardt of Laui resan _ilKarl L ehimannii will deliver anl addr1ess, "Circ unav igatinlg the Chisir ana Endeavor l ohe,"' Tihis wvill be ill ums-tratIed with l anltern slides. Sunmdoy ia Fuli Dany. Sunda~y w'ill bue the fullest day of thle conventilon. There wvil1 be a sun rise lpra:yer meietuing at S o'clock. led by thie R1ev. .1. 0. lReavis. The dele gales willi attlend thle Sunday schools of Larurens and~ the convent Ion 5cr mnon w ill be' delIivircd in the Presby forilIian cliurich by thie 1Rev. T. W. Sloani of Gr:eenville. Sunday after nooni there will he an address by Mr. Lhmiia nni anid a conference on Chris ioai Endeavor methods. There' wvill he ol len confferences on methods duri lng the convention. Pundi~ay evening there will be a "M\odel Chist in Endeavor Prayer nmeettng" at 11:30. DevotIonal services led by the R1ev. T1. W. Sloan, will lie followed by installation of new omi ceers and ain addr-ess by the Rev. .1. 0. Rleavis. The convention will close with a consecration service, conduct cd hy Ku i L.-hma nn CONTESTANTS N] Candidates in a Close Race Rally to the Support of ' The Advertiser's Automobile Contest is [ Ever Witnessed in Newspaper Circ Open and the Way is Left for Now With The Advertiser's automobile contest fairly launched, what promises to be the prettiest little contest for leadership ever waged in this county is shaping itself, and that, In a way that is going to prove a wonderful diver sion to the candidates themselves dur Ing the next few weeks and a source of real and genuine interest to all the subscribers to this paper. .lust i glance at. the list of contestants, then a little Ithought. as to the "localizat ion" fitoli wilicli they coliie and the reason for theo conIest mn iiager's priedicion may be easily seen. Nearly every sec tion of the coilnity is rewresenfted by a r(:lI live cont esthant and no section i' represented by t "s!>riliity" of ean didates.'Thu, tlie contest Is gointi to prove of geeai interest all over the Cnnty and each sect ion will have to soe to it that its (talldidat(', be it n . wom1an or child, I. properl si:pported so as to rofl(ee credit uipon h dlis trict. hIe leashes la ie'ni 'It ":1d the ra ' is on. Ilich y0our favorite and sippoii that fa':rite to le 1hi-t ditchi. After Payig youir owi sbscrliption, orgnize yoiiur frields in tl.e interest of youlr favorite andidate. This is ,o tig to le a friculidiy race anad every coite:tant is going to consider' his or her oppolloilelt in the light of a foeiant woritly to be baled against. This is the1 right way to Winl and we c know that every contestant is going to wage ier contest, though aggressively, on a fail' aid friendly basis. Now, a little word to the contestants. Do iot fail to solnd in alt of your subl .eripltion iolney before Satlrday af ternoon If you are contesting for the . . a $23 prize offered for the inrg st a mountii or slibscript lonls un 1(ed in het ween last Wedinesday and tihe alproaching G .iturday. As all moneys lii'led in at. tlIs office by Individual i'scher s and credited to the con testaits cout . In tlis special )i'IZe contest, do not hesitate to advise youi' fricnds to ill fi their subscri pt ions i ease they do not. happen to have the subscription price on their persons. llit, lie warned, "A bird in the hand Is worth two in the bush." Wherever possible, Insist on immediate payment because the subscriber is liable to de lay mailing his subscription until too late and then you will lose credit for It in the special contest. Remember Etlso that all moneys and coupons Lurned in count in the big contest, whether you win the special prize or riot. There are several "New Riemonds" in the feld, ak will be noted by an ex imination of the list of contestants be low. These new ones, while getting a later start than several others, are wor'king consistently and effectively. What Ith le end~ may13 he, no one enn tell. 1'hiey mnigh t bireak away fromi tile field OP'EltA liOUSE 1"EATUR'IES. l'he Siletf Voice Next Friday tand The regular weekly Aletro. featurie scheduled for this IFridlay is ''Tile Si lent. Voice" a si'-rcl featutre that has 'ittiacted cr'owdls of movie falls wherc 'ver' showvn. Tihe fIlm feature's Fitrn 'is Ilushmnan tand~ Margaret Sngw~, bo0th of whloml are local favorItes and1( many have declared t his Ihir I best priodct ieIion. TIhe pr ices are five andi en. For' next Mlonday' Manegeri Switzer hias hookd th Ile Fox featurte "'Nance Ol'NeilI" featuiniig Thiedal Hara and1( William .Shay'. TIhis drama bys Count Tiolstoi is mlagni leently3 port rayed andl keeps the initereCsI to the gr'iipping iinulsual feaiture will lie 10 and1( 1. Denits. AlesI 051 '. P. and .1. it. (il Idr2e.-5, the. wvell-k nown slock men01, have moved Into the stables formerly occuiptied by Coulnts and ('owan. The, )1( buing has boen rep'haired andC lilaed~ ini excel lent conidition. This fIrm formerly occu1 piedl the buIlding to the real' of their new~ stable but Increase In buisiness forced themil to move Iito the lar'ger' ndh bietter' located buildinig on Muai afl'Cnt. EED YOUR HELP for the Special -$25 Prize. (our Favorite Candidate. leveloping Into one of the Prettieat Races les in this County. The Field is Yet Contestants. He Who Hesitates is Lost. before the contest closes. The game Is young yet. And, what is more, it is reported on good authority that there are several others who are at work now and who have not yet given a hint of their Industry and activity. When they .commeilnliee to (iuirn in ther votes, they may surprise somebody and take the place of leadership that othe's now hold. So, this is 110 sine curie. While the prizes are mcinuch to be desired, sy.-tematci an(I (r ermined Work will be 1neessaVy to win them. Thel( conte~st m1anag,1er, str-esses or 'ganization. Have youtr friends t.o put fotilh a little 'l)fot for you. They will be glad to do so, if' they see that you are worl:ig ::o i.wit. Do not expr-et anyonw :t ::1or1 w[r you iIf y do1 not prov y If worthly of, 1c;1r efforts. The li , ulf contit'etantis and (lie votes crdited to them duing the past wek arc a- follows: Vote tWo ' c 'elock I'. 31. I'uiesday. November 2. Iolie D ann. %lo nillle . 1,000 liss Ora 'owers, Lauieis .. . 0. I00 Mr. Co xde Tlgue, Mlountvil le ..1,000 MIr. Est.on ledlock, Fountain I. l.t,025 Mlr. lJim .liller, Wateirloo ..... ..I,0t Mr. Fr-ed Cullbertsonl, Waterloo .1,000 .\Miss Saiali Cooper, Waterloo ...I,025 MIiss N.1a ie .Nliller, Waterloo . .,02.5 Miss Etta Smith, I aurens .. . .1,000 Mi. Wash .lones, Ware Shoals ..1,000 \Itr. Geo. Anderson, Waterloo ..1,000 Mr. W. Ii. Ilamilton, laurens ..1,001 I'Olard Owings, Owings .. ......I,050 Wadd II1, Owings ...........1,075 NlI I s failla Templeton, Owing!s ..I,000 \ rs. Ellen Stoddard. Owings ..7,025 . lII; .Vita Browilee, (iray Coirt 1.010 Miss huth lMartin, (ray Court. .1,004) NI iss leulah (ui'i'y, (ray Court 1,1100 NlIss Mae Hoper, Gr.ay Coiuirt ... 11,025 Miss Eva Teague. Watts Mill ..t,000 Miss Sallie Bltownlee, Gray ('ourt 1,0110 Miss Iiima lHarris, (gray ('ourt 1,0W NI's. F. W. Mahaffey, Gray Court - 10 \I Iss Mairtha -Wolff, (ray Court . .1,10( Miss Beth Michell. Mount ville 1,000 Miss Dot Fuller, Mlouintville . . . . 1.000 Miss larie Malion, Gray Court 1,001) 1 Miss Sarah Dunlap, LaNurens / .10,575 Mrs. Victor Weathers, 'Ilurens 46,275 i rs. J. A. Wofford, "Aunt Kate" Iu rens ..............32,600 Albert Dial, Cross 11111.......1,000 Harley Waddell, Ora ........1,000 Mrs. 11. Rt. Todd, iiurens .. ..108,000 William Hopkins Moorehead, Goldville ........ ....110,0o Miss Martha Franks, Laureni-69,475 Miss May Belle Garrett, Laured 4,050 IR. aIiec Langston, Gray Court. .7,050 NMiss Flora Bennett, Laurens *..1,000 CIarenee Albright, Laurens .. ..12,025 Mr. .Jim Lewis, Laurens Mill ..1,0(0 Mr. .1. 1,. Dagnall, iaurens Mill 41,001) 141 wrenee Pitts', Laurins .. '. ..4,025 las. I". I tarniey, Lauren 4.5 ; . .7,000 '1r i'' ul hie'tSOin, Wateloo . . . . t.0(00 WANTS' IllS MON I-:V HAACK. Wasinguton, October. I .- Naly, 1,500 namiies appear oii a list issued byj the treasuryi 3 departmienit tonight oi per'sonuis who have fI:iiild to) repiay money1 adivani(edl them11 by the Uited( Sta te's Ghovernmeii'nt whlen thley' wie. strandedi'( in Euriolie at the (outbreak of the0 wari. Th'Ie amoiints doe aiggregat'' se'ver'al hundr'Iied thousand dollars, the' situ ad(van('ed ranin lg f'otin $1 to $t,,170. In manyi13 eases' the Governmem(11 haI beeni iiiaile to lo'ate( the inidividals' at (lie a(ddr esses given. Th'le Art of (Congress apr~ io pri at inig $2,750,000 for th e r'eliet of Amer~lleains aboa Ii pro- I v'ided( that I1ersons~i able to dIo s0 .shoihi reiiinho11se thle (loveriinent, antd See ariy Me Adlon has1 KI gien0 noi'e that lie who(C lir ini a oition~t11 Ito lay. At lending Federal (ot, t laulirens( county has the r'epr'>een y~ies on thle jurties of' (lie federial cour t sitting in (1rieen wood this wveek. Mr. Th'los I. SwvygertI is on t he gr'and juriy and( Messirs. II. S. Wallace, .lohno ii. Wolff, 0. L,. Lant'ord and J1. 11. ('iun ninghami are on (he pe1 tin jury. Th'ley left y3es(te d'y mhornin g to (enter upon01 theli' (IniCS LAURENS TEA'HEIIS (1ATHElt AT CLINTON County Institute, Well Attended, Proves Splendid Success-Oood Ad dresses Heard. Clinton, Oct. 31.-The Laurens County Teachers' Institute convened here Thursday evening at 8 o'clock continuing In session through S'un day morning when a special edu cational sernon was preachied be fore the members of the institute in the Carolina Alemorial chapel. Tle attendance upon the convention Is pro nounced by the oilicers as unusually good and the addresses delivered by various educators hav-e been thorough 1y enjoyed by large audiences and luitfe proftlable. At the opening session h'Iu 11 rsday evenOing Dr. A. E'. Spencierl of th 'reshyterial college gave the ad dress of' welcolle to the .'ilmeri's of tile itute and till:; vas re:sponedal to bY \W. I'. ulhitalson, suerintend enl. of tIhe Cross 11111 high .swivo)!. P'rof. A. . I b of \\ i Ii11 .1 co 1 l e delivere'd a SplenIdid l .1 Onl "The Val e of lie Itook inl 1!M0' 1ndI School." ri',day mrigdvtoMerie werOe colidlct'od by Dr. V. I'. ,a(ob. -ailues 11 ulv n u eianl tof Vfduvntion, Sl0L:e of "The llurpo::e of thle luslitute ", andI~ 1.. 1',. .losspk oil "''The Tl each'ler as a I'pil,' I 'Ir. Wilson spoke on "The liigh School, .\liss \\'il ou G Iray Onl "The lItural Gradedl Sellool," and .liss Ilane ilisol onl "The One Teacher School." In thle tIe'noon there w\aS a generil discussion o sllool vwork led by B. L. Parkinrson of I,aurlois. At 1 o'clock iII tie afternoon the teachers were all given an automoobile ride over the city and at 5 o'clock they ent ill a body to the Presby tr1ia o.ll cege whr'Ie' they insp14(e'ted the plant ('1(1 were ,;hlonIl o1ilConr couirtesivs. Inl the evenling at S::.") the1 Rlev. WV. A. I airy <orlueliled thie dev\otionl eser".ises and Illnn Gun11 ter', 'Rte u i lsor' of eloilewIlary sehools, deli-vered a ve ry helpful ad Ireos. 1i4 was folHowed by the Slate supeirillte tlll of (dleat1ol, .1. P". Sweairilgel, who spoke in optimistic terms in rega rd to the gerieralI progress of education in the state. Satirday mornig tile members of the institute were the guests of Thorn well orphanage at 9 o'clock, and at II o'clock Victor 'F,. Rector, super Intendent of Antioch Industrial school, ;poke on "A Practical I4ducation for All the Children of All the People." Farn Demonst ration Work and the Behool," was discussed by J. D. W. Watt s. Dr. Reed Smith of the ITni 'ersity of South Carolina addressed he association on "Tile Teacher as a lrainer of Cilizenm." In the afternoon tire general discus don was led by Superintendent A. C. 1)11iel of the Cllilton public schools. \lIss l'lizabeth Dickson, president of hie So3u th ('arol ina School imiPr'ove n10n1. Iissoc at ion, spioke onl the wor~tk she is ('ngaged inI andl what was be nig ac'complllishled lthrough such asso1 'se of thei 110ulletin inl Teach('intg." At 5 'clo(k 111 the afttrn'ioon thet 'toni Improvemnent associatlonl ten lered a delihtful receptlonl to the II aitendanee dbu'ing the mee'(ting of a ied in ( : itn a bne'. Tlhie s'hool om h ' Ill Iu f'orth eVer ('tfforit to Inle i nthh.wo aealed he' 1t nei l lhti ut Il los1) 4 ig5 a 011hey vue in (ul inl every 011rticular. 'l'I F\Z'a Ai .\ l (largeTON ie Pr t'imr(atinl as ltmpleted thir yeioh' a' Ann:t.e~ o.10l n FROM THE COUN\Y News Letters From Many Sections. CORRESPONDENTS GIVE LOCAL N iamilenligs of Interest to Manm - ,pio All Oier the County 1nd to Titose Who havejleft the Faily lleairth Stone and] (one to Other States. LANFORtD NF.,W S, 3; l.a11ford, Nov. I.---Qitei .1 1 numblel frotin here attended the ircus at Laii rens. Thu1 ra(Iy. Capt. W. II. I)Inmin mornld 111d Nl,. Plet11ninr, \\'i' 1nd Frank " i l12 i1(oid aw1idBrook.s 1nr2li atltId'.d the a fair in2 mohlilli i ibia a s . :. Mr. Vi''lllng volnt froi lileve to I.c- ille to vi-it i:-s Bahe , M S . ( ren22h. .\\. .\ . I i; ' S I 'J : i ; N w. .\Ir .-. .I. (-. .! i I . .D-. !P. iley was a gus o; W. 11. 'ima.nu :(' ft ait Uly last n' k. C::3 t wee at \. 11. 1~u~ m ds M r. Char 1iv Drennnond 1:1(1 .liss Mhili' L'uile Cox ".e're mw rril'1 ( in (Greemnile last Wedinsday. Thw.. will inake heir ho0ne bere 1(r the upr.-'nt. P rn i . M\r. vn(d .\rr. 0. ,. Lalniord, a1 dalughtler, October 2.1th. Horun to Air. 1111 MrAs. C. L. Waldrell. Octoller 28th, a son2. LON( VI iLmi N EWS. Lon \'iew. Nov. I.- We arc having someverypleaantweathier nlow, af for be(inlg Sowam Sc hoof openled til' inorinlu with a V(rY good nr('12olln'lnt. Itev. 2Guy 2a tinl Is tenleher. \'o hoje for a s ful sehool telr in. Ileave thisl week for Camplobello. ar-. 1tn2iurg (ontyilli, where he will Ia u) ik :whol (uties for anlother sessin M1r. .la1son2 Cole 11141 Mr. lloyle Cole Il22anl attended Ithe ir' us ,It 2 Il auei ns ThIl 11rsday aid report( a ve ry nico I i 1110. .\lr. Arthur Reeder has (lie finest alf111I patch we have seen. Mi. and Mrs. .Iohnnie flemminger aInd brother and little son, Curtis, oi Willington, S. C., spent the day wMit their sister, Mirs. 'L. 1. leeder, Sundtay. They camne through the collit ry in their anto. Mr. R. 4 Cole and son, Ilaskin. .\lr. N. S. Davis and sos, Richard and lerank, attended tif show at Green wood Friday. Meng;rs Arthur and Lawrence Reed er wpre gathering ' dprn oi( dlay last Week and killed a- ('0oneh-whip snake llea12tnik sevenI feet in length. . DIALS N 19Yj * Dials, Nov. 1 .-MDi' .hn S. Dial, a lte (outry13, dlied at his hontii: in Ow in his iMrtd year', and2( had been ini fail ng heal1lIhi-f&i 5(ome1 11ime, and h~t is 11eathi was 2not ullnxpreted. "''nele1 .I~lohnny as5 thle d~e('(ased'( was5 enlled by3 both1 youn~~g anid obl1, was1 22 entle1 man11 oft the old sch('o.li onor'ed bs. :1!, anld a1 life--lona membern'i of the( rhuritch thtat hear is his: name121. B('5ide~s a by the following daughteris, Mrs. .. I rownlee, M\iss I'.mma12 lIial and( 3 .\ls .1. 1H. I Illamtts of Sparta2nhurg. The1 )'''nm2ins were'l inite'rIed in1 the (' 222e 1t:ty heriei Wedn(iesdh,5 m2orI ' . 11he so i\~ ices b~einig (')o2 n 1') 'y 2a> tor' of the First M\h h, d.-t .\i'. \V. V. C'urry nl 13' :;penit &2nnda2y in)' , nw thrcy wereO the guest el '.ir il doiu'hter'. Mliss Mare1I ('irry 212 I .:ander' (oll'e;. Mro. II. H. Owine'', IT ee .l('"'rs Hlartlet Ow'.inu a a p (iino21ll'i. e re e i ne :0' Missa Neil .\'(e2al1 w'. !b2 MIi Laurtie llellam1ii . ha21 gus 22Sunday(113, Misses2 Willii 1 Ire20 ne Godfey, Marie arid Ma s mons22, and] Clar 11Cam12pbll. .\irs. 11. A. Sullivan of Laur' was ~( 'ontinue on(101 Page Four '.