Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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3 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Local and Personal Mention. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8'8 8 8 8 8 8 8 MIrs. Lawrence Waldrop, who lives on Route 2, was shopping in the city alonday. Mrs. R. T. 'Hollingsworth and daugh ter, Miss Idalla, of Cross Hill, were In the city yesterday. Miss Alma Garrett, teacher of the Woodrow Wilson school, was shop ping in the city Saturday. 'Mr. and M\Trs. T. D. Harmon and Miss Othello Johnson, of Lanford Station, were visitors in the city Monday. Sergt. Allen Barksdale, Camp Jack son, spent Sunday In, the city with oinefolks. Sergt. Pierce 1oore spent the week end in tile city with Mira. Mfoore, who is visiting. Dr. and Mis. T. L. Thiinier -nlan. Mr. Tios. L Swygert. Who Is now In cated iln Spartanhurg. spenit Ile we .k (end in the city. 'Ni rs. C. V. Nlosely an(I vlliirten have returndt'ul from Spartanhar Where they have been visit in fo some time. All'. and \Ps . W. (Mililngl andj little daugt 'er: ('' Pouninin In,!, va:.i dlown Siutidal A) visit relat!ve; tor- a few (lays. Cadet A. I'darri.s iat in, a Ime' of th' .unior ea-:s at Clennson, spent the w'ek-ctn in tht. .Ply wPih his father andl :i! r. \T4r-. aal: Tiny. of Pat (ave. N. - . t" nt ss er:t dlays in ile city last ne-1ok vith 1'r. aId r. .J. II. Clifn nit''amt am!T other' r-lat ive--. einid ill th1 -1y w Ilh h(,., e t Ar Mnd ri's. .1. A. 1nt rton. Mr.:'. Wili- \adIr:9 and c h -t I t I - . I o t I All P ro'n n . nho jined~ tlw av see"Mes nlian i- now :. tachit a a-- or ''10X- Sam A latei hii:' !P . '': -ee nrt homee on tur I. i V . . W aldlro) lef! with a at- v of local n'n Saturdayv niht for the Cineinnati asseIblin . plant of w Ford NTietor ('at' Compiany to bini a nimi' of Ford vars. Illss AVP!l Wofford, whlo Is tear-hing, i imtahuecounity. eameit down ;o' visit home fo!ks at Niddin for the week-end ant w:i shopping in the city Satltdav. ~lent. T. C. Polt, stationed at Camp Wadsworth. camc- dowli for the week I(] to visit NI:. . Hot. being aeeonm ianiled by a frie Vn(, Iieut. Muzzy ab.o of Cam p Wad tworthII. M\rs. T. D., Watts. .\rs. ('ora C. I.neas. N!it I-lia Irhby and NIrs. N. ii. Diai at'' di'eeates to the State eeting of thle Womn'.s Clubs ini Siiiday and Mlonday' in lte city visit.. ing the formaeri's motheri. .\it's. W. TI. Rt. and Nt r'.. .1. D. Pitts camne ov'er from Green wood the lattebr parit of last week ti visit i'. and NIt's. .1. V. Flurton. I ev. Pit ts r'etur in ed Nionday bitt it's. PittIs reminhed in the ('it for sev'er'aldlays. NIir. ( . W. Simtpsonit rural carr'iier ont P. 1". D). I fromt Ware Shoals, was a visitor' in the city Mlonday. Nit'. Siminpson has been cartryin g thle ma'ills' for Ilfieen y'at's and -is still r'egiular'ly nthe Joh. .\ir's. P. P. Tones. who has beeni spetnd ing a week with hertci sisterI in Sparitanuhntrg. -eturnt'ted homie Mfonday ac'omipantied iby iiri daugie r . Ni ias fi elen .Ionie, who will spenid a week hiere befot'e r'et turi-n n to lieri s indles at Convr'tse. 'r. andt~ .\i'r. WV. D. Vincent, of Vat'nv'ille, camte uil last week to visit (). anid .\i's. C'. P. Vincent. Dr'. Vini h-ent . re'tturnied .\onday, but .\ir's. Vint cent r'ema ined liere whilie un derigoling trieat ment at thle hands of Dr'. C. P. Vincent. .\ir. Rt. M\. Upchur'chi, who has beeni w ith thet Laurens Miotor Cat' Company for' some time, has opened tip a garage in the building formerly occupied by -ir.~J. .Rt .Wor'kman. EVANGELIST 11a.m. IN XT S PREACHI -BFk 'A o~pr EVlt YBOD3 An ppotuntywil be given to S-each si MiS. EM"M1A MILLEIt DEAD. 3Yife of Rev. J. T. MIller, of Enoree, Died at the Home of Her Daughter lin .erdery. Ais. Emma S. 'Miller, wife of the 'Rev. J. T. .Miller, pLastor* of the Meth odist church at linorce, died at the home of her daughter, Mr's. W. N'. lenderson, in Vtrdery -Monday morn ing at 2 o'clock after an Illness of about three weeks. Mrs. Mllier was uniwell when she cane to visit her daughter, but her condition was not regarded as serious until a few days ago. The funeral services will he con ducted at the City Cemetery i1 Green wood Iis (Olonday) afternoon at 5 o'clock by Dr. .ohn C). Wilson and lev. M. .\. llrabham, or Ninety Six. .\l. Miller was 6l yearns of age. Shte is survived by her hiusb iand and Ihe folloi nigt children: Mrs. \\. E. llenI - deAmAAc. of Verder-y; .\r. He. P1. .\iller, w k'nnt ts le \ .1). N. .\iller, of W a hiingt.ion: .\ . \\'. I.. Aliller. of . ust a : l\lr. \. .1. .l illr. of' Wood ru,Ily and( .\lts. Hlenry Ilierri-ott, of Sishopvi'l\e. Tr\- sisters. '0 .\ s. C. 1-. IBarnet and .\r..ohnl 11. Ander-sonl, and on. brother, .. \\. 11. Wh'itlock, also s vi .- ren o D aily .l r nal. ,1 kUlElIS W. SI.11 PNO.\ 1)EBI), AIO4ll 111141 Itespeel cl ('i i (ln of' 1h, Weshern l'a ri f the 4'omiy Pa .el Awa Fridal trilrnin. i :-s \\. ,.A:Imllpson. agod NI yas d4 at lth orm Ilof hisoin i r. I-:. I-. he.' nornig aftr an ill cs o V I \-. r . du ath I du ill I te 1t -ollm lic tion illvielln to :alvant ing a . TI' fr-., :-W andl h il artic v.i t j-: hl at losi prn s lu ls t- c 'ed h.\ his twor. I te . .l . A. i.. w .:d I m o I the h i~~e :and Ch'io.: i:: : h ! meinn-r111d oflicer Idf hi l l n i. ni I . The deveasd is s urvvivdli by h vive .4n1s,.,: follow..:: .Johm \\., .lmes \\.. 'a . \\-ll. :.i,,] 1.:. nd:.. of \aro g A ie-k i indt1 Witei \. H. Siipson. (f an . as wifo pn el (larl him to Ihi grav I-ra1 yo.ars Ian It, was 1111111mer, (f C('. 1). 1 ith Geor gi Ro imeno . inI thII \'ar li. 1e .oen the St at es nild ilimde : ghllant. soldier. teilhal 3Meetinu- l'ro'.rwssingt TI'l, ievival ser-vices, which have been1 inl pl rorss at 1thv Itaptist chur11ch o 0!- past t n day1s%,4,are ( - oul tiiln %vil'' 1uhated a in 'er t nd spir itital :'I'llng Th services are- being alare.ly atlended and muich good it; be in. done. No delinte announcement ais to a closing date hias been ill n1o0n (-ed, but. itI lindersood that it will (ontinue at leas t throughe a l iriday i Spe-cini 04dd Fellonls Semi1ces, Ai is reil a o.~ eri. lorkOdd stat-w edl eelday ag that ead faptiy ('hurch(ii noex ( t Suda afternoonii( ato :lie ook. The1 tifermonll will e preatchedo ut crest. .\lr.i.lan. T ahe pi is ( ades i) his Fnrm eonsrn r caited tharmshiponf thator orr this otimy alo the sresgnationce .\lr th\ eremboutalonth ag, asivt fn theatim alrm~ing snterts tll dead al hi t will hha canded inr fod oevra dayk agoltha no hadri fiiulny expecte a give hisoulduel time fro the work, bu after pIlotingy the oiin r tho wies h ound that hims farming itey prarestsdmne Isa Ihe retrnto Ithe Noep andnncemnd tihas been doubehaad tie "she of the forrt" h tile mayt aomal, som thaferecne Ito dohn oxremie tuphbuty ando maosvei fom the anmlwic ubis ogra food 1rdinwihn mr8ugn RV.nc C.Tl. SQUIESne he oubte hch and the cofste ofre lr ie.o h nml s hti a dworrsupbtcantmovefro PRESBYTERIAL AUXILIARY IN SESSION IEIE Inspiring Sessions Held Yesterday. Closing Service This Morning. - The 19th annual session of the South Carolina Presbyterial Auxiliary convened in the First Presbyterian church yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock and held three sessions yes terday. At the morning service, in ad dition to the regular %business session, the Bible Hour was conducted by Mrs. J. S. Lyon, of Greenville. At the cv ening session two inspiring talks were made by Mrs. S. C. Hodges, of Green wood, and Miss Moore of Spartan burg. The evening service, one In which the public was more interested, consisted of a devotional conducted by Rlev. C. T. SFiuires, a special musi cal program and an address by Miss Nellie spriit. a leiile itt missionary from china. .\miss sprutint gave a col preiensive outiline of file work being donle itn the great (Istern emire1i0m and of, ihe Held yet to be covered in that vast territory. Another blusiniess session will be hold fihis morning, be'ginning at 10:30 o'clock. DIttring the morning M iss Mabel Hlall will address the meeting on the subject ot "'Our Mountain Work". Witi Ilie eilection of ollicers and the reports of conmnittees th( ('asi \s will be bro htll to a close. Thte delegales, abItou forty In ni1 in her. are being 4teo'ainled in thw htornes fi thbe (*Ity and / a'e being shownll inlanty alIt'l ion s while h re. ' lieral (i f R.(;. F I ni i s. The Zun ra ;rv-s o)ver i thy , , d:.-d o, R ( ' .\'ho diedll in a 1 al tiluioreh. a !:1:wi A! :11fay. \VfIl h1 : 1 t .:'- lia'''' nt) ry('i'v ii r e i In!'! i'fe. . . l. te~a t h'fkv.1 ld P . .\. T:'In I l2. un i Ia I i. T . .l. .u :iS .. \\ . ;. IW . ut-: I r, b Il. J.:,bl M~c - Iok 3e i k(. I I. n n I~~~alm. ~ ~ ~ T \;'. 1. Lr1. 1. . 1 T ", 1i). W all. I:r. W' . 1). sidin;o. 'lir . '. liin fint, .1. P. I( ol , \\'. T. Ce I o .. T,. ('rt ws. .1. .\L. l ilpo , 1:. W . Ct'op m.. hind. W . l'. il'tivan. .J. se'. l tinnk itn, lirw. . 11 . (;rifton. Tlthe Itr Iper. Pryor Hallbh 11. W. .\. If. I Iicks. Conntmn iaes lo'ur. o Co( illof Pleas olrlt etnvend li-_ laY thorfnain with .1udge S. \ \o 'Shipp. of l''lorenic, dresidin . he 'bonti hais sutffered from I dearllt of ss the itiwo days, the beinig Sarily depleed by seait otntminsb \nd po st.l3enst1ls. The only base which has r-eached the Jury so far is lha. of Dr . Clifeon Jones against he .&W. C. railroad inl which Dir. olines askea gd'(am ages for $10,000 o n lecountl of the collision het ween hIim) ind Oh defendilat's train on' Soth fill'arpe street last Apiril. Th] I , as-I.e weupied most of the day yesterday Iln thp ,after remainin out for Mr . an d s.W A.i Moore'annonnet he tearerIian pioftennir dauhcition Iniie, I' an\lr cmr lavi fstvi a promie neddig took ele na oning, li27iibgii-I \tthril,'1st. oo .\ i b.\ e h s be let'in scooI in th(1ei' cowin 1ar'. o hen svtte fie th pasi It ya'. l lier w~oe. ind and'Co relave al overng the t le~i clsttatea *ir "* * Mt's . . . lig .o'l and .t.o Tieth~e, A rifl ie22. s lh e iMt. lietheln throement ssociionwil 'is a ln e crea fetiva'l'end hae toverafteromseveralpdayes' t speak tr.Jm Satary e.ig h 7h ei itn ato M. and Mt'r avome. McW oca noo ie MiossT4 lil Niyoe hattetnled fromll lay sihooin Andersonhi cout'y. Mist' s uell Mredtckalln th' oweek d's wit' 0her aunt,lts. 'alle ooring Mr. S.C Cookbet nu'e afly ing triptao lreenie l~ ati Meonday. heRe 'l'o. "nd rse t.C Killngsworeh and tainy a posile. da ih r n Mr.C. '.lIgswort.cae rom Tgersvlle, here ervsobee SOLID CAR LOAD PORCH ROCKERS JUST RECEIVED Comfort Duwability Strength All three are combiried in our Rock Maple Forch R1ockers, and our prices are the lowest to be foignd, quality considered. Come now and select what you will need wIle ge stock is complete. S. m.&E. H. Wilkes& /J AN OXFORD SE3ASON' Dame Fashion says to Women 'tigbiggdpF We knew this was to be a .grejt (gfqiel THE season, and we secured for our trad~e ae eat Oxfords made! SEASON'S -BEST IN STYLE! BEST 1*N \VMMF.! BEST The leathers are blacks, browns, mihqgmwy and grays. The toes..are narrow and glgip, OXFORDS . or ma~ e with ation tip and Sparfargi1 vamp~ . h eels are of Louis style <9r tthe Milita o'''r Walking Heels. *Prices Range From $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.50 t9 gigi No slipping or gaping about ptar (Sfep Every Shoe is Perfect and opr jFggt gljt ting Service is at your commanel. BUY GOVERNMENT B~y~ CLARDY & WILSON "The Shoe Men"