The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 23, 1916, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
CitOSS HILL NEWS.
Cross H1ill, Feb. 21.--On Monday,
14th, Mrs. A. R. Austin and daughter,
Miss Kate, gave their Sunday school
classes a Valentine party. Among the
interesting games and enjoyments of
the afternoon were the following: As
each one entered the room a name was
given hlin, pinned on the back, so that
it was unknown to the one bearing it.
The. interest came when each one was
to guess his name froin some related
question or remarks. Washington,
Lee, Wilson, St. Valentine, Joan of
Arc, Cupid, Caesar, and other prom
inent historical characters were the
names given and the guessing brought
out the historical knowledge of the
pupils.
At five o'clock all repaired to the
dining room which was lighted up by
candles. They assumed places a round
the table on the center of wi hl was a
large heart cake. At. each place was
a bunch of violets. One end of a piece
of red ribbon wwas tied to the flowers
while lie o' hr was colilected to a
paper heart nieir Ile cake. On the
paper heart was a nu i her. Ewelh drew
a heart :an! as his number was called,
cut a slice of cake. In the cake were
a (ilie a rin , a I inble, and1( a but
ton. The test was to see who could
get one of iliese and so decide his or
her fortune. 'Tliese together with oth
er similar enjoyments rendered the
two hours spent with their teachers it
very pleasant occasion.
Friday evening the Cross 11111 lodge
of Knights of l'ythias held their an
nual banquet. The preparation for
this had been made by iembers of the
School limproveuent Association. A
splendid neial of various kinds of de
licious eatables, prepared by hands
who know how to tempt the appetite
and served in courses, was enjoyed by
the large numnher present. The Knights
were well represented a nd with theni
a large numilnbe' of invi'ed guests, aliak
ing a total of To or inore, beside~ the
ladies Who were in charge. The ban
quet was served inl the school audi
torium, in the iidst of a beautiful
decoration of flowers and colors, and
under the inspiratlion of delightful
music. Chancellor Comanider (.rady
Culbertson, was master of ceremonies.
Dr. J. 11. Miller and Plrof. Maxey Iian
nah, responded to the call with short
talks. Capt. F. If. Evans of Green
Wood was then inlroduced and spoke
some time for the Order of Knights.
touch lng upoll its plripose, clla rac te',
etc. All the speakers were iprofu.se
and generous in their comilimen.. to
the ladies who prepared anid superin
tended the batl(let and at the close
a vote of thanks was tendered them.
"Corns All Gone!
Let's All Kick!"
fivery 'orn Vanishes by i'slng Won
derfual, Simhple "Getls-Il," Neier
Fails. A pliied in 2 Se(iun(I,
Isn't. it wonderful what a difl'erele
Just a lit t.l(e "(th(-It" makes on
corns 1d1 alu1ses? It's always nightI
sofiewher'e iin lh' w~o'hl, with mnany
hVbece! I Don't ( nre! I (tot 11id of My
folks hoiniiii t ijup w jthi (ork-scriewedi
faces, gon in, o Il iio, drnillinog onut
tos ith tph (''i agts, utap rviun<
I npeait in -2
Fconb: 15)1 lhii
riic . lis o il \' ,:ii- of th
CbGets-ll ~ l -(r w ir .,
& l Co., i'h ii . i :1. ' I~ i ntanren
Avh 1 Ilit 'I' T tii \TOW ii ' ii
'W. G. Thy-mt il. .''Vw of Inoae
w -i 8r' : at I 'i e It 'nn au e
leshaltes, n Iah-:<,y A el; l l Ih. good
i ndltroi rirvo tee eo
lOi-Mune l'ties Hnk
1-100 I I.I.'. l'yiler.
1harei..anes tona (ttetittol
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Dials, Fell. 21.-A marriage that
came as an interesting surprise to
their friends was that of Mr. Arthur
Curry, of this place, to Miss Leola
ilellams, of the Shiloh community, on
last Saturday afternoon the 12th inst.
The young peo1)1 went to Laurens,
where the ceremony was performed by
the IRev. J. R. T. Major, pastor of the
First Mlethodist church. Mr. Curry is
a prosperous young farmer, and his
bride is a well known young lady of
Shiloh. They are at home to their
friends at. the residence of the groom's
ipairents, Air. and Mrs. Ilarris Curry.
Air. and Mirs. iobert Owings and
children of Fountain Inn, were last
Sunday visitors of Mirs. II. Y. Simmons
and fanily.
Mr. I. .\. Owings, Sttdent at Wofford,
spent last week-end with his parents,
M1r. and Airs. L.eander Owings.
lisses Eileen Curry, and Cecil Ov -
tngs, the 1 (illside teachers, spelnt last
week-endi with liomefolks.
.iiss Annie lluf', who has been the
attract ive guest of her sister, Airs.
Joh n Owings, has returned to her
home near' Augusta Cross loads.
AIr. and Airs. Iunk Curry had as
lid I' guest last week-end their
daughter Mliss Kate of Fork Shoals.
Alra. and Mrs. W. S. Bholt and clii
dren and .i\. Cliver Sunmnerell, mo
tored up from Ilickory Tavern and
were last Stnday visitors of .\irs. J. It.
Ilirownlee an(1 family.
The School Ii1provenent society
gave an oyster supper at the school
house on last Friday evening. A
good crowd was present, and a nice
sum was realized.
'The tev. T. W. Nunnerlyn, visited
at. the home of Airs. II. Y. Simmons l
Tuesday.
it's. Neenie Owings entertained the
ILadies Aid society, and the members
of har adult iible class, at. her home
Iuesday afternoon. Ana interesting
program was arranged by the hostess,
and the guests sipent, an enjoyable
time. Itefreshmcnt consisting of cof
fee, tea, an(1 a delicious salad 'ouri'se
were served by Airs. Blartlet Owings,
and Miss .lewell Curry. Those present
were Mesdames, W. C. Curry, Ida C'ur
ry, .lohn Thomason, Harris Curry, 11.
11. Owings, Festus Curry, Will Satter
Held, John Curry, I). D. Hlarris, John
Owings, J. A. Curry, Willie Ilarris, a
l)n k Curry, Mlaude Yeargin, hlartlet
Owings, Saun Curry and Misses Fannie
IBrownlee, Sue Thomason and Jewell
Curry.
Mury. \W'1. Bhrooks, in company with
Ai r. Ilorace ( ray of 1Eden, was among
the nuinher from here who went to
careenvill Wednesday to see the
"Itirtlh of a Nation".
.\il. and lirs. Arthur Curry were the
guests 'i'hursday night of Air. Earl
(ray and family.
Mlr. ilenry Iolider of Greenville was
a recent visitor of Mi. John Ilolder
anid other relatives here.
Nis. I. A. Brooks, has returned from
a short visit with Ir. and irs. 1I. 11.
It11ok (if (Gray Cour t.
Mr is. 1'1li'za liarton of Laurens, was a
.\ arioit (in i b1))l1.
Mr's. Neen ic Owlings anid Mr i. and
\I rs. I'. NI. I i(llaims spenit Tihursday
w'ii h'. I). i). irris and familyI3.
Mr i. an \~lrNis. .1lihn Simmi loni 5wereC
lie week-Pend guests of NIris. Alex Me
Call and family.
NIliss Enuhi Winn spenlt thle week-endl
with home folks in Columbia.
NIisses .Janete IT'lhomason and Manude
Ow Iiigs, spenti 1 Soaturiday' untilI Sunday
wiih NMiss Mauroe Simp ison, wh'Io was
v'isitinig her' i iareints ini the Shilohi comi
Littl M Iiss Neil 1 arriis celebrated
her fifth birthidayv Satuirday' with a
spiend-thi-daiy parity, to which a num
her of' lier !.tle fir ind s were in viteid,
allO of whiomi wer npresen 511t and1( a most
enji oyabl~e (lay was I'pent by the we'
foilks.
Th C \','. (' .1wil ingr'ate Its
.\'!tmuSta aand Alievill I on 11 Marchl
1s1. dIa ily ('x'epI Th Snday. Thlis 'ar
Augustla and will reach A;Ih'ville at
:1 in in thle i've':nng, It wvill make d i
reiaih'ig Ithat city as 1ii: 5 tihe' follow
I inn ii''i mor ing. lict uriniiijg it w"ill Ihe at
ta'i'hed 1( to IIh 1: 2s rain ini thea aft'tri
lion't walt un0ti yon arie actuially
sic'k to take a laxative, you kntow "aiiu
(aiin of' pr5'eet ion is worthi a pound
of(i ('urei." if you will juist take LIV
V'IlI.-- \ N regularly, it wIll keep youi
tontinually3 ini thle betst lossile shape.
bighit, enirge'tle aind happy. it is
iinade of harmliie iss vegethable ma tei', and
byh act iing gont 1'lybit effect ively keeps
thle sy3stm i'ii0lea red of *l1,son iand
'('ito iefor iIts~ bes't worik.
In VEit- 1,.A is sold umlderi an ab
sole guiariantiee to give sat isfaction1,
or nioney wvill he r'etiirned. For hnie
in 50Oe and $1 bottles at L'aurenis Drug
'ro.
FOR THE
Spring Wardrobe
SOF MADAM OR MISS
RECENTLY PURCHASED, NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS IN
SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS
The New Spring Goods are
priced lower now than they
will be again this season.
Most of our buying was done early in the year be
cause we realized that all wearables were sure to go up
in price. We are giving you the advantage of our fore
sight: the pretty spring goods we now have will never
be as cheap again as they are now. And in addition
the dye trouble makes it very uncertain whether the
stylish colors for 1916 can be duplicated.
And so our plea is this: Buy now while
the prices are low and while you are
certain of obtaining the stylish colors.
THE LATEST SUITS. DRESSES
Styles of a Simplicty that n entaes the grceful lines F T
of youth. A splendid selection of Suits in the latest hei t ])tease, L immed, i o ke
colorings and mlia t e'ials. Many models for young girls, I'm..................... .... ... .. 10.00 and 12.50
att..... .... ....... ... .. . ........ 12.50 to $18.50
Wo(en's Serge Suits in new Tailored models, with semi- Old Ruse Crepe de Cine lress'with Oeoiget c yoke, lar
filted el'eet,. Price .................... 15.00 to 22.50 int tanked skirt, only.....16.50
Women's (Girhadine Hu its. 'These have thle inew convert.
ibie collar inl revere Cel'eet. Shown in all colors at 18.50 A new green Tall'cta 1ress, only......... .... 12.50
to ... .... .... ....... ..... .... .......... ..25.00
Women's Serge Snits with at new Twisted Cord and iled l.
Pip ing. lldy in Na vy, Copenhagen and Ch ieeeks.
P'rics .... .... .... ....... .......... ..10.00 to 25.00
Womien 's combination Navy blue Taf'eta and Serge
Sai2s, withSs The New Middy Blouses and Mid
J a c ke ts. P r ices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 .0 0 t o 3 0 .00Sp r a n N o e t C a s .dS u s a e H r .
S port and Novelty Coats. d ut r ee
(Coj B ne 1tl~ ll l d lof . ... . . .. . . . . . . 1.00
. in lg the la.test Mping Coat ari vls w'ill be found a 'e
an1( d plaid-white hel i lls ilm 1e1lt ed and I 'Iare( ii t styles P11i~ i io'ioe ny10
thle niew three~P-(aulerii(1 Ienigth c1(oalts made1 oI f chee'(ks, Vile i(Ilt'iiiie wtI liv li olol. . . .1 0
p lid ti (xlpe )'111 mateils, miixtur ies and inovel ty coat1 ings
in spi~~~~~~i iig colorsor - -..............3. 0t125 Al iiie . ... iffy li.... .... .... ..........10.00 125
SPRING'S PRETTIEST WAISTS.
Models that cast the horoscope of Waist Fashions for spring are received daily. No
table for many subtle touches of color, line and trimming which lift them high .above
the commonplace.
IA ngerie \ .)lists. Quite 1a variety of refreshinlgly ne0w \\'ists OI' Crepe de ('hil, a1"e ad e( ( orgette r('repe. All
styles, lave aill emi broiler Irillit (1; also tailorel er.. chaiingww in )nulels inl sl1nu-test colorings, sih a.
'ts with high anl low 1neeks. Oir specials for .. ....$1.00 11411 Pink -\liise, Nil Green ; also il \\'hile anI Black.
I'i1es rangel'roin .... 2.50 to 5.00
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Feb. 11, 1916. 30-3t school (trtlIct No. 6, lan i'enn county, a114 co1111ty sup lerintendent (of etuca
iist recelved thc llggest. sl~i lthe_ Soth Carolina askIng for an raectlok flon withii tell (lnys lnheiaoftf.
of Iti md1 Ar't Hqiuares ever hirought a . - -t-npon the question of voting an addl- CarAMo1nS If. HaHalVAN,
to the city, all sixes, all rlfew. See our neaw tnhed Table plasware. tlonal 2 mil tax u1ad the proportY Il By order of County hoard.
)3. 'M. & H~. II. WV1l(Il~s & CO. S. M. & If~I. XVJLKEB & CO. said schtool distrifct to be used for '31-2t