The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 20, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
S ' al 11an1d Personnti Iention. t
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MI's. Mi. L. Smith and children are'
spending several weeks at La ndml lnt.
b(
Miss i.lizabeth Young ia visiting i
Mr. and Mis. Dudley Young in GaT
ney.
Mr. J1. 11. Mloore spent Sunday Iin
Greenwood with friends 0
lisses Caroline and .\1:rilu1 Youn ttg,
of Cartersville, 0a., are visiting, their I
aunt, Irs. C. W. Tune. T
Mrs. John Bolt, .Ir., alld little on
Went to lilorse Cave, Ky.. Satur iday. to
Visit relaitives.W
M* !I; I''3 3.5
Miss Nany 0) '.ens, of Clinton, Is
expect( d inl the ('y' y Ody to \i.ilt .liss
1athleei Wilkve.
MIr. .1no. N. \\'rit:i, .Jr., of Sar
13itaimr", visited his f:ither t:d 4the4,
relatIv's ier4 Sinday.
ilts. \\'. II. .\wlerson "(1) last wekCAI
for I airotl til. \\. \a.. whel' . .i- will
Visit n lallus for Sw0lu4 tiinw.
Dr. ('lifon J .lo e auid do-Lir el
spent3 t1he we.ek- n.1141 il l -. it ];
recla t iv
.\Mr. lkinSel Gray sv i t Ihv' ek
oid in (t'clrweenwood u ith '.. < :i . ..
Chas. 1'. Rounlds.
Calhoitn \e(;ow n I ,;' ('h: v
lot.te, Sp n : yt .!Y wi1313n
MIr-. .1. .\. P1. Acore, who hansln
in ' o14utnhia hoSt''I:tt for !evera
weeNZ,4 retllriitd Ill1:1st w''t'di much
improved In iv.411th.
Mbes .\Iph~a liot4I lef t aturdt:iy for3
Cen1ral to visit 11-1 ttosin, NI s. N.-r
Ia a attind com:nene,15011('l nitex -
els.s at ''eti1 Colle '.
30113:' 33' l ' ce T 'o4Inpton IIs r -
tun'lI from \\aAliin1ton, l>. 1\.. wh're
Ni's. In I' I. . '. 11. . L tchen who
hnv bee istin1 r ai v Is hI I o
som l i lt yetrd14 v f I ty 1or hIs n3w
co I 43 Ii' I14 I.4 II t I At.3 IViy
Frs. I. I . w :311d daughtr:,
'NIis I'harot e an - I- I 1sa;, 1ce1v( tem(IeV
ro w kfor 1 \ i .1ia where Ithey wvilIl
rIpendl a mllonth I.
.\r. Strother Situipsonl. a fort er3 os
Wdent of tis 3l bul now of . \Ii.sis- I
S1ipp1i. .11vilt a f'ow datys inl th city
I IIs w 4k.
li:. ('44ra3 C. I.u'as and Ir. Thois.
4.nyg r 3attilded tw m' :'rriale of
Mll-s 14l4 ista D(I-n1an inl l3nion 1 l:Ast
ir. It. W. ilriggs, of 31he I llral
force, was called to Spartan3hug last
nighl onl accoun't of the deatIh of hit"
Runt.
John 1,:t\\w Anderson1. who Is takilI
a buisiless course In (ohibisiwn44t
the neevi--end in the city with his inr
cnts. Nr. and NIrs. \\'. Itay And41t'ersonI.
Cimlies Thompson,. who Is home44'
fro:1 Sou3tth Carolina un1iversity, is
ac('4ped a ( position for the 3m1nr
111011ts in the probate juidge's oilce
wiith Ils unle, .Lda Thompson.
.\Iss NI arie NI111on, of the 1t11abu
con.mIntiy, is visiting inl Anderson
as te giest of NIiss Anni Garling
ton. lIr3. Tr'iowbrtlige and1( othe fr3'tliends4
andI kind'red.
Nl1r. and .\t's. .T. loor'e Nlar's, of
Ahhey"vllie, spen'3t ther wee.k-end in 31he
city with11 Nit'. n4134 \it's. hI. II. Wiilkes.
I renei W~ilkes teltut ndhmwithel1030W41
thlelt .\londay3 to1 spend14 a few da~ys.
Nll 5. It)tDog las Gry, .\liss 11343 tie Kate1
Easterby'4. and .\ 3'. ('. I'. Itr'ooks ar inC 1
C'oltumb1ia this week(''I a4s representa-13
ives 3from3 i1aurens1 14o 31he Gran Cha11 '1p
1cr of3 O'. E:. 5.
S it'. Il. Y'. Pulher'ttse who14 under03
wt4.i an3 operation a414 t th4 h4os3pital hist
w..eek(, is1 raph1141y recover.4''Iing and1 is now44.
at 1hi3 homtatt .\1 3adde14ns. liis 31113n3
fr''iend ar1e gladi14 tiow 311at 144 Is not
.u4 4 . i. 41. Ituckman. t and13311431i) da g ter3,
MI.ss Paullne,. of Stauttioni. VaI. are v'is
1113ng .\Ir3. and NIrus. Ilalh Terry33 1an4
the sickness05 or ir's. .1. A. P. .\loore
the former's mothert.
3'r. and14 NIrs. .I0osoph 11, SullIhvan
Dr. WI. 'K. Pelham nd 111V. L. Mloort
motor'ed to Gr3eenv'ille Tuesd5(ay to 8e4
and1( heat' 011. WVlood speek. The)
kalled to hear im ut (In. WVood wvI
speaki1 tomlorrow instead of yesiterd(ay
Mlr. Roy Owings, who 1has been a
Fort Ogiethorpe for sevoral weeks, ha:
bteen discharged on accountt of his
weight and Is flow at home. 11e saty
-thast all of the Laurens hoys are well
They find the work very hard. bu
have gotten accustomed to it flow s
that they do not find it as disagree
.able as at first.
-'Prof. J. B. Wbtkins, who he's ima
friends here who remember him as th
-superintendent of schools for man
years, was a visitor in the city Sun
.day and Monday, coming over to so
bis son, gergt. Watkins, who is
enember of the Butler Guards.
SMr. and Mrs. Win. D). Sullivan C
ilIibling Shoals left last Friday te
a two weeks' visit in Gleorgia to se
their son, Milton A. Suilivan, who hn
a position with the' Atlanta Steel Cc
of Atlanta, and another son, Thos. (
Sulvnwho is a truck farmer
Col'ePar'k aind then on to '.
(a eto see their daughter, Mr
Algenon Culbertson and family,.
In1 Hono0r of 31 ;# .Cnn.
In honor of Miss 10?l.zabetih Gleni,
tiose approachling marriage to Dr. 0
rome Christopher of lAInurels, will
solemnized on June 27th, several
autiful parties were recently giveni V
Newberry uponi her visit there to
lends and relatives. The following ii
cout of these delightful social b
',ents are taken front the Newberry
bserver: t
.\lrs. 1. IL. 111unt1 entertalined thle .
ember.; of the Tuesdiay Iook club oil
ulesdaty morning, with several addi
ail ta-bles of players, il compliment
.\lIss Elizabeth Glenn. The rooms
ere bri--ghit and attractive with) <iuanl
lies of I)orothy 'eiki ins roses, a
ige holltilotet of this lovely flower le
ig preentled to t he guest of, lontor.
wo h us were spenit Iterrily ovitrI
,W r,k table,ate which thec host
s8es ve a 5:weet Salad uolitt e witih
'ii.
.\i '!zabeth1 Glnn of, ('lint:on, for
I..rs a Ir'sidence of, ill.; place, ha
Iay fviend wio always giwo hIr :t
dial w lomw oni 1 il it t her
.dh m ,ai ito whoml heornir a e
i .rne 1o I) r. ('bri stphe of' l.: -:ilts
1)(t fi iet inn h inter s4t, W S 1t:4
f i Cl r 1: a1 party : Iv n y .\lr.
U'ol.4 .oIagh :; one onl Tllesd11 , a v fl''r
toon it her lhoine onl (o1.e t r4
I-ioro ltai n th i. plet for aI ga-lt
f rook winle was luindd the gues,,
vith which the toasted the4 brich
(;iei. NIet, . il I 1 i the a witel 1n i s rav,
er-ry ive crita'm(' atul b ine'; canio wer e
oI \d. iQ1 int iits lves ofi 841:iht-hiled ro:
i sb Ma oha W'io (;lt of uy to tihto
TIth :soCia lim tin th lti ''ortigt
y (-Lub) was: hei onl \\'edeI.:,lay mor
of lith .\lr. .\. T. Yirow :1 h osite Wt
:i:! Aliss lWz: -m ll n f A ' iit .
lIt uesit of i n :'i.1 c 'o e k was lim
Ilit'I:'a li d l\ *ie cl (w ftile' 1 11'11 1.'.e ilte
eollowing;, ladies plai ng1:_: .\rs. .1. T.
at --,Mr, W. P-'. ( E M wi' t. \I N ,. ( E.
iitli:er .\tis on iy Eti i l n,. . i l.
.1 .K l .1 s l 1. I l 1 riu:. . r . W .
t I -n C lc . NI fi. W i-t.i tas .\li lha
1;i!,. hosi. WV. if. "arwile, I\ris. Frank
Mr."h . F -. Z. \\ilson, t. 1 ,1. W.
.I ei tg. ns of' n l e le a htt r ilt, .i351
-'I ni .ae Carvile, .\rs. W. G. lIolus
il, .\rt. alI, i s S pearmi an and tit,
i- l tss. Whlite lillis aind ire t howl.n
of istutiluts wor e ls d lavish y inl
01v living rooh m irti , ai'tr tli eam
Sandwichitie',anll'Is and iwert ioyed.
ir.Martha Wolfr Glenin, of Clinfon,.
has issued nvitation' to) the marrige
of he1r dauighter, .\'I!" .':l izabehl We,(ir.
.n, N ' Dr. Ierome Christopter, of
1tiS city. ithe ceremonly to take place
ait Ihle homie of .Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Il ynte Davis ont Wt(tdnesday. June 27 th,
at iss ('ota IS Glenill hs een a
frequent vitor to ,auron ,, whera she
has holst of friend, and tir. Christo
hrbe ig one of the leading Pysi
clan" het. tinth annocemet of the
marrian 1is on of Wide interest.
Seri . Smit ino Wed.
en tof the utler Gutards, owi
enatmona herdl now ntatesned in
niht int Aheile. Strergonti Smtht'is
atll inown lmogtn of prmt.he Iun
geraole forthe itt n hs mpadn
mandyI friesadurln sthenampmit
her)e.ofhi Thollomn tliown f rm
ThessiAnhoi a'es Civi iinner af
beaor Wenlesayg lriews ofhth anonc
mof o the wiseddreriong:i
Cor.pandy is. 1.T oemnhv
-nouThte rriage meti oth
Syoung thue winlt tke place ord
Tihtis announem denti1 is thf hoe1
the bridte' pentse o bhevfllfow
imsmeayb as unrersalyti senm.
Roblier. Aike ehaefinshd abo'
.fotirt-fe.Aloe young friend da
r.en ihnorhoo ofMiPdh Prof. Di
T.o Cmthrlot, whoentl vrofsitin Mi
GCrolek ankain aTh prtyana Unvea
ofprheriatlert thads ocaso par pfath
Naonal decoaios andwgametioned a
a noshens wre served (ln the re
genea Thevorty wtas cal opa
byople tfhes oungmeole preser
SHORT TERMX Ov cou(1T.
Ily Jail Cases Dilsposed of so that I
Farmers Could heepi at Work..
The court1. of general Sessiols con
ened Monday morning with .1udge F.
. Gary, of Abbeville. presiding and
11 the other olicers iII the accu1s
)m1('ed places. Ont aecoiunat of the press
lig need of witjSs and J111rors Oil
he farms, only jail cases and several
ninor vases were disposed of, the
ond cases going over to the next
P111).
The following (ases were disposed
if:
Walter .ones plead guilty of vIola
ion of the irohiit laws (and re
ilved a senltene of :o 3oniths or a
ie of, $ i, se nece being i t: id
"1 (11 thl pay n vi lt t (11 -$ -10: I I ii
'l . n in N al la.i plead
ty to var he-ski : md at l larc ny
. 1. and ('. M. I1abb pliIt gIily
* I 11 I I 1-:I11ry of a hi h 111ts
1 '. .eniet, u :. wa l f tal
in" an'l lar..ny
\lr:' founiu
liil'r :1i m l v n1 .1 a
I 'a rt. I I I1l I. - n b
G0narl (l2in h4l e 1: i 1)0' of( this pa
.lo i lie 3 I wa oni ofh l l icitI -
in" hlai -:
Wi llul 1<1: wa enoKi1,41 in his
he 'it 1 puif t titni.t "no-hill"
i l t, v Tt1t-. N. t ramlett.
char-o! l d : :a- b ekn andl lar
ll' -: o Gray
Th3 ( ih1lon it; \--as; te pr 11.114,-n
Wo th e Ii1d .l1
To) the I' I.-dn ld e
We3(11 l h e paVl h tot al ill hotnil
ho (It ()t'l li bitI l hii Powe
0d.1 us "y theo Soli .tor:
Our ere mni1t e ) t poOr houe MnO
far ill hall( anre h a n d findil
tha tit h i : rd 11111 (' to the in
ma1vtes arc 1oor y ventilated, tnmill- i
fwtallle, and untanity Thi condi
tIon sholuld e lrelmedied. Tilesi. wards
of Ilhe county -Ihould hev uIsl -l hed
comilfortable hlomes4 in which (o liv.
Th f3 tlill dIldl her . ad (4 ddlnlg are
1un11t fir u 1, i1in dir y and some
infe' itc'd with' vritnin t1 . A greal deal
of the hedding Should be burned. WVe
reel that it is only necii ess ary to CIll
the attention of the t111t horit its to Ihi s
conclion in order to have it rve 13
died.
Wev woulld all attnition' to Mt e cont
ditionl of our roads and bidgesC . \lny
of the 1 Ire in lied of re1pai . t rool'i
rock are 1.T inr thev roads, and fro
uienly the wortk done does not en
tirely Iriedy the defects.
\\e would espelciallly Call attentlior,
to (lie ford at (;i niny or o\vl' ewel
yiranch onll roan leading froil'Hrki
dale Station to Oa. The bak ar<
too deep now in our opiniol fori
practical ford an a bridge shoul h.
erected at tatm nt a( u.
r Mihses Readefr ('lnn t Or
grov .\nd1 nlaear Musgrove all, tho
gt usled yng h taieloingrn puwch
do lve ah recia at thay ollt Olt
Iffor shold hbumdn turdaby ni
for the benefi apone o the lipao
ont aofrctin. anss Dial has i
itdl oneeed andi couremerssio
ahh faou withoaol In diton. M2al
tet.a stwithgod binessw Yon lastorm
Is dil unde the aciptunert ww
it was appo1'~ited e edigs
Except. ~'il a ntedh pulicor buldn
appearo. be aminnood cofitio a
wel kept. he aged inThe entlet
sta'ill therin atr 8urntur o'ck
IHock rimIdge Dlspilys heen 1Inte4rest
The 10iul1 School im IprovenntlieI.
Asoselation of the Rock liridge school
lits enrolled 16l m1emibers and w have
hel( regular m1onlily m1ee1 tigs oil the
31rd Turit isdlay of each1 111ontih, not hav
Ing illissed a single oue du ring the
School terml.
Durilng the sehiool termi of 19hG-1917
tile sehiool grouids have beien gradedI
and shlade tres set out. ILI .lnu1ary,
1917 lIere W er ('iiolled ;I p ils.
I he la rgest eni roll omen I for itock
Iridge school In manly years. I'very
child in Ohe colilulillity bet ween 1 and
O 14
WINDOW
d"
Take your choice of n
rich and lovely colori
"What- shaqde shall T use.( for that
yout ask youirself. We hanve the(
her --Columbilia Window Shadl
we'd like youl to see theml.
From the many styles and rich, a
here, you will lizyl it easy to sclcct.
Firm textured, LONG-wearing f,
snmely (lectro-plited fixtures;
pack age- - I hese are othecr Colui:l
In our I fouse Furnishiings', the as
prices reasona-ble. Com,); inl.
AIS. M.1 & E. H.
[TER COMPI
Attract
4 idsumme
es Mean Little Till
id Qualities We Ar
ted Muslin in Ladies &
>lors 10e in th
- --+--prices
1sport loth show
in high col
~, 25c and 39c Special
mer V
colored va1- at.
er dresses, 36
35c and 50c Ladies
in beautiful fashi
xon. Special~
- - 20cSpecial
ey~ Voiles for -wo
special val- W a
15c Ladie
as in Val Lace. to see
.5c and'8 1.3e ,real'v
lie best values Phoeni)
al attractions and el
.50c to $1.50 'willir
'ER COlt
MItS. J. E. WATTS DEIAD. I
NS1 lilable Wlolilain of Cross JIl Pass.
es Away After Years (of SutYeriag.
Cross 11111, .litne 18.-After a long
Iliness of Ionths and years. during
vhich she fin(tured patiently inuch
ut'ering. Mrs. .1. K,. Watts died at her
onie here early Thursday morning, at.
ie age of 22 years. The funeral and
iial lservies were lid at tlit
ara c111hi1rch Thu2rsday afternoon at. 5
>'elock, condu0eleii by 'tev. It. U. Lee.
Qlrs. Walis, who Was \liss 1.at. le
Punrneri, lelves a liltsband alnd two
.iialt elislren anild Is also .inrvived
iv hir parells, Mr. anud .\t rs. .\tf. NI
iter. it. c. l,sim or of mhe lla -
lIs h urch1il-0 , pr-ve hed at sahlla S n.1
it ornin' and l v n.11w s pul pipitl
eewas- tilled Suinl1ay tulorningl_ by
I)r. Z. T. ('oily of G( reenvillI a l i t
the eveninwe .( rvice b)Y luv. l.. .
1-' v. \'. I). linichford o! the Plre
hvtnlrianl eintre1h eX01han-uced pullpils
-lulna muornlirm, with Cto. . F. lkianl
1.in of tlhe roni chart h.
T 1; d i nn1 r ,11e v'e od s h ir
t Tlinir la by v i he , . \\'. I'11a ll a -
1e '. 1). C'.. dlidl nlich -rdi to Thw'!v
H i lier t Io le .1 41b.
io tn) ! s a b P ' n:c I I t but st ( ill it till
kowpm seda a nd %ith reulsts 111111
lalm-; I).(ar seenl at everly Wrrn today
.\I:-. Illirhel vntered with zest into fIll
b t'd 'ross vn aien and voluntri l :11
on 1inted sit.tns boost ie 111&- th at. a in i
n an window and fnit : 1 at 1
'bihl 1 i twn. The lI.-t Cros s 4-m1
hh t iit 1 a i i auren:
'-day * :., l re ul of i* work. Njir
l bt a' i nt' at iv l of<'n da 1nd a1
ard 't :t i4 r of Athe. Freh11 . It wil
ri u e rd th t1h pAinled !sontl
C ' ll. . I" - OF ('1l\1 - T N
S pCarolina- bis l'oe-N e
TheFria. .lly 1:r. ic:
I-'our-ye r !(,;ale~ l to th1e I
\. and 1S. t s ai
mSdclcal* vle npi
.\ froee taVoar h i a ::;i_-1
('d b to aass cuy of te Slate.
Spacious liling atal th t
rounds, woll wrluipped labiosa atori
unexcSlled lila tr facilitis.
'xiwlnses fodor sh terms at
Seaaddlsto
ISON Alit Ol, Preshlen
111....MIM
valuel
BiSltofeecia au
Special pries, n pri
Special attrctios 1
for Sk and Sit
osea. Specile
or o hersm
ho 4 nchsT.2c
ynd -
Spcalatacin
1; year of age hs been enrolledt; and
Iie attth(linee has heeni good colsid
eritng an11. eidemlic of both chickelpox
and measles inl Ihe commliunity. WVO
beld oulr comuninity fa1ir and 1iiiiheCelo
a Ihv school building i st fall. The
proceeds of which were g1.1venl to tie
School. We have had o1her terlktain
11 ntsdinll the tIril for tihe henellt
of tle school. All or our members dis
tIlay a keeni linterest ill connin lilt y af
irsu 1-'. 'Ihey . r11.4 willing to hIlp in
any-hiin fo h p i ling o thle
schlool and enolininunity Inl ge~lnrl.
I'ois; Chandler. See.
SHADES
NIN
$ony
Igs
answer
s--- alid
ttract ive colors you will find displayed
jiust the she you want. for any rom.
iNics; CLOSED-END rollers; haid
the convenient READY-TO-HANG
>ia utpt iorities you'll Want to see.
sortments are most attractive now and
. WILKES & CO.
NY'S....
0
ions For
7ou See the
-e Showing.
~uits ancd C oats for summer
e latest styles. Special
to (offer. Come and let us
vou.
values inl LadIies Mid-Surn
aists. Special a t trac tion s
- $1.00, $1.50 and $2 00
3port Skirts in all the latest
ins. Special attractions at
9)8c to $1.49
values in Georgette Waists
et h $4.00; special price $2.98
give you special values in
s and Misses Hats. Come
us and we will show you
alues..
t Hosiery for men, womren
ildren. Try a pair and you
ever want any other kind.
4PANY