Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 888 88 88 8 8 8 88 8 88 8 8 8 Local and Personal 3ention. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ss 8 8 8 8 R Mr. and Mrs. William Gltder are spelnding a short t Ite hi -Ne w York. Miss .Kathlcein Wikes has returned home after spending several days in Greenville. After a few vweeks,' rest at home Mr. Frank MleCravy left Thursday to ill1 several e neets in Goorgia. Tileut. I'. Bt. Irby, Camp Wadsworth, Spent the w'eek-end in the city with holnefo.ks. L out. Thos. C. Bo!t has been spend In a few days' furlough In the city with his wife and parents. -Leut. Roy A. Little, of Camp Jack son, Is spending a short furlough in the city. Mrs. C. If. Atwater, of Winston Salem, N. C., is the guest of Mrs. Fin ney at the Finney boarding house. Miss itmmza Dial, who has been teaching in Greenwood county, has re turned to tlie city for the summer months. Mrs. T. C. SVt zer antI little daugh -tnr, liene, have retuirned home after spendinz spveral woks in Watimno wvith 1relativo:s. . A. Sit A nwh ha blei with Cla:dy & Wil!oni for the, past :ear, l-f Saturday to jiin the naval .a i rls. W I - : I a v oodim'a in I r. and Mr.I Mlarsha'l an.:: lis .\a re 9 1 t l andi:'. lev. .I. M. Ateadman. patir of tIe F'irst NIehod.: elhtreh. an11111nve special 1others' )ay services at his chur11ch Sundlay monn.Thn pulAie i; invited. Mirs. .ln o 1". D)avi.4 ret'trin d . tarday frot ;reenvill with lie' lit tIe son). .lames . Jr.. who 'uIa unlderzoneo slight operation on hi throat. The ..ld sZtoodl the woration well andl is no~w rapidly recovering~a. . Alr. anl ir.. Tr. P,. sandeor.-, of Ila ooid. lwopd by Ior a fe.. days last week Mith M!r. and .\Mrs. A. ii. Sanders while on their way to aottnd the Con ederat e te union at Abeville this Nliss Corrio IIart has rtoirned home after a p lea-ant visit of several rollhs with relatives at Ifolly 11111. Mts. .lam-s 10. I larney and little daughtcr. Nlary Brooks. and Miss .uIlt hildrce s .lent s(veral lays in Sp:ir tanhuirg Iast weo -witi rolativ I, lloyt,- "'!ardy, John II II(1ud ns. Dick Childr cs and Toi Owinu-s, left "Mon day for Newport, R1. 1.. toi enter the Si -vie of Ucl'e Sai in I h; c navy. 'u(. C 'ldy and llads returned Tuos-lay. having failed to pas s the physioal exancunatlon. "U'ele .avCk" Wlin, forTer gener qA isstito inl the sheriff's (-tliC and a* the ont!y .ial. was a visitr in the oity Tht.suda: mnornin,. having robhad him)stelf " :1, fw hour sloop to (cOmuie ip and Tisit o!d friends. "7'nl .lack" s now night vatchnan0 at the oIl! iil at 'litn and doesn't have imh time to Itavol aroind in dlaytimie. ~\'r. .ta-. A\. (Cardv left lThuirsday rn4IitIc! for' (Grenviill w"'ehe w:- ' I ti almrem a the hiaiuls of spial ists. Ito was aeemacni~ued by~ V ;--. Clard-yI.. tArn'. this nanyii friends loe A~ ', telief and thc:'.t ho wvill i-t'; n ni'n-'h !cpreved in heaclthi. I 'rs, .\lis. S..f. IIlint of (G.re-n .i!!-. ant!l Miis.. .\ay I'. -'mit h. (if 1)al b. Tl'c-x.-. Miss tomuh. whoIi has (-ha'-e( of thte DaaIsi Iiab-y'ti Ca, the har:1t a nne' o& the Parukttanel I ispital of i)atlas. hacs been to i!odom. Phtlliadelphli iind oth or pouit north, for a few weeks' in lenivcie studyl of hospital (0onstruion and tprimen TIhe knowliedga~ thu :.ainedI l to be ui'ed for' the 'trnc'fit ouf the new iab liCamtip hulibling to bo erectedi nowv soon on thle Par ik Iantd H ositia! ccrounds. T~'1heliost poneid mteeting (if the Wed - 7isday Club I fell duitring Itie weeok of' the surgioc dressing lessons, so the attendancee was small, as several memberis took the ('ourse5 of instriuc tion. A full and (letlIghtful priogr'am, however. wais ini store for' those who .Ity on May flirst. lEach paper' had been well prepared and was enjoyably rcad. Authors for the afternoon's dis Cusslon were Joel Uhandler' Harris, familiarly known as "Uncle Remus"; and his coimp'itriot, Charles Smith, "-hIll Arp"'. A characterization of the first was read by Mrs. Clinksoahes, and one of his short st'orles, by Mrs. W. . ~Gray. 's. W. HI. ,DIal told of the deOVeIlopenit of "111ll Arp'us" famue, and i'eadt an extrctI front oiie of luts "Letters". After' a few bnsiness mat ters weire diisp)osed of the pr'esidlent, 'Mr's. N. II. Dial, gave a splendid ac (counit or the recenit (coinventioii of We men's (Clubs in Aikeii. 'Te othter rep r'esentat ives fronm this elub, who at teinded the ssions, wer'e absent. The meetIng adjourned, to meet with Mrs. 3. H. $ullivan. on May 8th. ,ilnir-Senilor Ieception. An enjoyable social aff'air among the younger girls and homy of the city was the reception tendered to the gradtat ing class of, the gradled school by the Jutnir" 'Satulrdaiy (Wevlig at the beau Hiful colonial residene of Mr. and Mrs. .\. J. Davis. The receiving line was composed of the otlicers of the two elasses: Seniors, John iiludgens, M dred Counts and lernice Along; Ju niors, Maartha Franks. Charles Ilughes and Pauline Clarke. The boys found their partners by drawing peanuts in which Were concealed the names of the gills. After a spirited hour of con ye rsaton, dellcious ice cr-'eam and ''sunshines" wiere served by Anna Sullivan and Nathan Wallace. Mr. I louk and severaj of the boys then far ored the assemtbled party with a few oeal selections. After nine hearty 'rahis for the "digniflod" seniors, HIe Party dispersed to meet again at the sound of the school bell Monday morn Ing. Bitenler- ('11ary. A surprise wedding was that of Aliss Ola lrunetr and Air. J. E. Clary which tok tpl:ce last Thu rsday evening at !: o''1lovk at the ('entral Aethodist hu rs;ona~ge, Itwer. .1. :. .\ber UnhiY pet foriniig the marriageo ser ii. The bride is Ihe younge.l dagh ter of* the late mr. "'. \\'. ilrunler and .\lt;. ];. lDesdic Urun1ler. Ishe is a1 lady (f tii (biaactler, attractive personal !. right11 11n1nd and still-shinly dlis.po siion. She ias a grerat ianity fritil in Monroe who regret that she has I Ithe town. Alr. Clary i from Laurens, C.. and is a traveling salesmall an a clever and popular gentleman, lmiN iiedila ly after their wedding Air. and .\ms. lary left for 1 amuens. S. C.. to visit relatives.-Ahonroe (N. pi En .l r.W . 1;. LaVat . \ '. '1T y I ot t i .1. I. Tolhert have vlw ai - ttointed as the expovSive (oiniei, i 1llis coo lity, the. afspo nlivi ll en i t%11in bin anold last kweek by \\illim !ank, of (Cothia. xIli..ve admin. :.trator. for Solubl Carolina. Tio vom.. mittee will ha ie, a wide range of d. I the chief dutie.s being to turvise tIe sale of explo-;ives of all kinds in !hw coilty beside.4 main g r*-orts of dition. disloyal talk and s5pi1ona4t Meetin: of 1). A. it. The Hlenry Laurens chap1or, 1). A. R1.. will met Wriday afternoon at .5 o'cloek witi Aliss .uli:i Irby. l'or Persontal Albitlon. T" the E'ditor of The Advertiser: Siice lr. ILever's entry into the :;'nato'rial race I have rec.eived so w'-In y inquiries as to thle effet. this Wi !tvo. I wol lifke the Ui 'P of youl Io:: > nal k n : ch-ovws wy vi to We had hard ome.time sino -h Air Im i-r aspired to ilth l nator...:ip, bit !a .-I vTi not lk! wihr- le would not entelr this year aganst Senator Tilmean, so natirall ho"ght the mat 11rwa ('tosed. When.~i h' amte doemu ii' (I te (day with~ hiis bioomlet fromt Wshintgt on anad thri ewi it before t he i'ile wI\ie wer'le a .1te 'onitieed at 'eenviined~ t hat ::f wl :ate ui:m ttai en mn <obl atain Th Su'h is~ I;y fot Iat. I t i in h vint himt C. on~ the A'- tit ual mitit' I'(flhttee ua fft mnember anid Ingratitatedl himt ..h. -mste Ipublie. If lhe shoutld win n I h' Sens hiCle coutld not even get on hie A riclturt al Ctornmaitteeo andl would( : e togo foo't of' somei oither corm min ee andi. therefore, his years of xpae iner wani go for na 'ght. If I.'r ever was :. timie in the worldi's he-iorv whleni we nieed the spteialist in hiis pr'oper place, It is now:f and t'ar'ltiular'ly is this trite of the ag rictultuirist. WVo are in this great war an el bIs absolutelyi necessary that we Increase our11 produ~ct ion, not 0only to meet thle needs of our people at home andl outr own dear b~oys in the trenches, but to supply our Allies as well. Some Congressmnen resIgned and we'tnt to the war. Mi'. -Iever Is re signing his Agrieultural Glener'alship to try to go foot in the Senate. Hie de sorts his3 post whore ho Is an expert. The compensation is the same In each positIon, therefore (lie only solution of liA dlesiro fot' the change is to grat Ify his "ersonal ambition. It is not necessar'y for Mr. Lever' to come down ft'om Washington to save the State of South Carolina. N. B. DiIL. fauirens, S. C., May 7, h918. .host !'elved V "l''''iett of Or'g'tnr interest yott, and he~ q4L.,io ' highest quality. S. M. & E. Hl. Co. Great MajesticRag Demonstratio NOW ON T OU T FI1ERE$12.50 Set of Fine Majestic Ware --- Given Free With Each Majestic -- Range Sold This Week. T '- L -V ; x N -%N- VY L - -P I4ETTLE:130Z-F1LL CPPIR-TE9-RETTLE--.RPIUPN:22RtnVS 5-Is BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Ranges, as well as all other meta-l goods, are advancing in price al most every week. The prices we offer during this demonstration are lower than you will be able to buy for at any time in the next five years. Besides, we give absolutely free a fine set of ware worth $12.50 with each Majestic Range sold this week. Come now to our store; let the man direct fro actiory show you what a wonderful range the Majestic is. Also see the set of free ware. Remember, the Demonstration Closes Saturday, May 11 S. M.& E.H. iles & o. MAMMA! DON'T YOU lEnttrs V. 1. V. A. worki'. SEE YOUiM1JR ClH ID IS ND " - It. I N "i "" "LiE - ' 1W IiRil" ion as si huperiedentI of the grzaded SICK, CONSTIPATED 2chools was recely aiinoiined. FREE DE ONSTR' ON ------ makig lpreiparati toU ao) to Atl.' anita h~ookc nt TIoniwu! 31Ilo Po lS -' r4.m the latteri parit of' thie monthi where he Liver anid Howels at ()nee. wi idi( u ()1Y.'i(A.O TH CEL RTE .\ot herXYO you ehild( is not natu:rallyV work of the armiy, a fte r whichcl he eross and. l)eV ishi. See if tonguei is will b e subhJeetI to the ordervs of the ?oated; this is a, sure sign Its little asisoelation and will be liable for' ser stornachi, liver and bowels need a -vice inI Frvance.MAUS 'lean ln at once. -- A 7 L O S When li Aless, pale, feverish, full of Fn insi tc. W'wl a~ aOldl, breath ihad, throat aore, dloesn't ~o 5.0t 7.u~OlUiilO twl eat, sleep) or act naturally, has stom- C wa w it ' .)ef h ache, dirrhoea, remember a on-& . tie liver and owel cie:',i' ould ulways be the/ first t entik, given. Nothing ej ualsi aTlifornia Syrup FNLSTlL'MNI. I fT i eka fFg"for ( rldr ns Ills; give a Tk oieta nte't lyo teaspoon fulb,~ fd In a few hours all jIe118 1wll en rafila he foul wvaste, sour bile and ferment-ce ntomyasan (ong 1 *ng food passes out of the system, andlixeti fteetaeo .C yd ou have a wvell, playfill child again. 'asdI th ofceo telug fI r-n u r m T 7 AllI chIldrien love this harmless, de-i'oht of Iarn o ty at I VA I 1(e01us "fr'uit laxative,'' and( It never Ocok .1),ailo h um Il ails to effect a good "Inside" eleaing. a iretIons for babies, ch ilden of al S R ges and grown-ups a'e plly on theAn as allter eta d O a aini i A eottle. ie T e rie s e oay E loe it handy in youre hb e t A lif - t- on ta (ae and all yerron le g Iv('nI today saves a nick child to-haig cnilus g1)5 iI11etae. i norroaw, but get tho genuiinc. AikIrsk n hmoio mfiesaldt,' ~ t ~ r 'our druggIst for' a bot tle of "Cailifor'-(lly ) oeno' efo ve baedLC i4ltL1 !a SyrIity) of Pigs", then tork andmu see . 4C~.*P"1 SU' . M. &I E. HL. WA.a o