The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 25, 1918, Image 6
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* Locil and Personal Mention. *
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Miss lary Steadman entered Lander!
College on the 19th. 0
Dr. W. 11. Irby, of l'noree, was a visi
tor in the City yesterday.
Mrs. A. 11. Hill, of (Cross lill, wyas
aI visitor. inl the city Yesterday.
Nir. nilI Airs. .1. P. Gray, of Woodruff, a
Were visitors inl he city .ionlay.
Aliss Alarie Philpot has gone to
Frederiksburig, Va., to teaelh school
tills year.
Mrs. W. Ii. Kesler, of Asheville, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Airs.
Waddy Thompson.
The Wednesday Club, will mcet with
Mrs. Geo. Balle on Wednesday after
noon at flive o'clock.
ki'ster Gelder Minter left last week
to enter Blue Iidge School for Boys,
IIendersonville, N. C.
Mr. Nash P'hilpot left Tuesday for
Erskine college where he will enter the
Freshmllan class this year.
Miss Lucia dimpson leaves Friday
for Jacksoiville, Fll., where she will
teach school during the comlI tig winite'.
Mirs. .l1l Smith. of Ahheville, is
spending romle timle In the city w\ithl
her parenlts,, .\ir. and .\rs. 1". 11. Wilke.
.Ars. K I1. Wilkes left Iast week for
11,a10 mlrc to be at the be1:did of her
moth114-r, wh.Io wa*!:- reported as seriolusly
ill.
\r.W. It. PobIdef t. of F-ald;:, h1.
i'e1111d hlime after spndi ing a week
in the city wiLh her ditil, Nirs. .
L. Moore.
H1ugh N iehelberger,. vho has been at I
the aeronaut e school at Austii, Teras,
is spending a furiough of a few days
with relatives in tIhe city.
Mirs. .I amie Bitollett and mothr,
Mrs. Teague, of (ha r eston, are ex
pected in the city today to visit .\u's.
It. T. Dunlap ant .\is. iloise Shell.
.\Miss 1Allie N.\ill'r left last. week for
Waycuoss, Ga., where she will teach
this year, and libs Gussic 'Miller left
for G ergelown to take up simillar
duties'.
1ob Aiken, Charles Iiughes and Cal
vin hTagui left last week for l):vid
soi Cllec, where all of theii expect
to enter the Freshman class. iooiout,
Davidson!
.\It. and .\Trs. A. W. ockrioell, Jr., are
spenling several days in the city with
.\lrs. Cockrlell's mother, .Mrs. J1. P .
Simpsmit, while on I heilr retirni I1)
. lacs. a le f'o New York.
.\Or 1.. WV. Iilliland, who hua been
se'llilr frutb tires for the past several
yearus, haw :elited a position wvith the
Leverett Furni'l itire Comipany and is to
take ip! his lw dtties on Otiolrl' Ist.
Air. C. E. I 'a'ker' i'ctui1irned to his
headqiarl'rts at Wash ing toin, Ga., '\onl
day afn-r o llin: sevial days in the
cty wih .litr. !'arker at the lome of
Mir. and .\t's. W. It. Richey.
rs. W. It. Owens and Ars. Ferdi
]and Jacoh : '., of Clintnt. Nlisses
Lizzie and Ielle Craig, of Ora, and
Ars. It. I,. Gray, of Gray Court, were
;i T,aniis Thur'sday afteinioon for
the meet ing of the Wounani's l)ivision,
'oncil of Decfenise.
.\Ir. 31 NIa i. W. I.t Richmey hiavi' been
very uneasy duiig the last fcw dayt
becautise of r'eporlts t ha t Il int. Griovc I
ltichey~ w'as seiouisly woiunded in
France. It is tinderstood( that hi
leg was tienetraxit ed seeral times by
bulliets, 0o: silly from a nmehcin gun511
II is m:an' fr il: hople that the wouitlnds
now a viear to he.
Salor~l Edi Stephlenseni, formerly wifrl
(Clai'dy & Wilson lit nowv with l'neh
Sam" naval e".tablishmnent at ('ha rice
lon, has been sienidinig a furlough 01
a few da~ys in thle city. I Ie is c'onnectet
withI iit the suminiiei 0chIasei' d ivlslon
aind ouitsidei of iding tip and down't th<
coast lookinig out fou' IInns his time ib
p~'riclpally taken up with eating am
sleeping. the wor'k being none at al
distastefuli.
full line ot high gi'ade Pianos ant
Organs. Our pirlces .will save yet
money.
8. M. & E. H. WIIICS & Co.
Mists Gray Will flecome Field Secretar;
. Columbia, Sept. 12.--The Illiterat:
Commission of South Carolina has ob
tamned the services of Miss Wil la~
Gray as Field WVorker.
Miss Gray was chosen because o
her extra-ordinary success in this kin,
of work ini Lauirens County. For th
last year shte has been count ysiup
ervisor in Mtaryland. Now shte retui'n
to accomplish great things for lie
native State.
Miiss Gray will take uip her work I
about. threc weeks. For the presuen
comiiuienctionbs may lhe addressed I.
The Illit lrney Comminission, Colutmblil
S. C.
Carloa15d of 11edrtoomi ,1 i'rniiiure jul
receIved-Oak, Mfahogany anid Wahlni
S. M. & N. IT. Wilkes & Co.
WORK OR FIGHT
CLARDY a WILSON
I1011.14CRIERS 1 LMA( IN E
PAYINU FOl RED 01L08
ver Iltif of Subscriptiois Made in the Fi
Sprhig of the Y'ear Yet to be Paid.
That betveen one half and two thirds
f the subseriptions matde to the led
ross in the spring remain as yet unii
atid WIS the discluC made by a m
hoeking over of records by Tr'Imeasirer !I
.J. Adams last week. Of ile total VI
mottut of $:1,-1:32.45 subscibed, only H,
1,108.55 had been paid, leaving a to- (-I
al of over $18,000 yet to be paid In In
ud hardly a veek rema ins before tie rt
ime limit for payinents explires. All cI
>ledges, it will be remeilmbered, -were o)
o be paid on or, bfore October 1st, di
vhlieh Is next Tue day. Treas. Adams vi
eqtuests that all su scribers make pay- NI
nent to their auxillary treasurers al.
mice so that they can make a report 1
it the proper time. The auxiliary e
.reasurers are requested to endeavor 1
ro make collections thoroughly by 11
Ptuesday.
The following is a table of pledges fi
ind the amount which has been paid on -
lhem by each auxiliary, the collectlons f
nt. including the funds now in the I
hands of the auxilihry treasurers nor
am2ouits paid in since Saiirday:
Subscribed Paid C
urens.........$ 9,15,6.70 $ 5,:185.80
\ atlr t l. ....... 1,121.90 9;!1.7')
(l io m F.......... 1,10)7.75 552.15
1. u ;ol ) 712.7.5 21 1.'- 5
Id rSprig . . . :'i;5) 912
Princeton . .. .. 9 .1
O r '.... . .. .. .. .-S(..5 163.M0
I i-Ider.son . . 1 19.00 c. 8.5:-,
ies0hi .....1.
'":1iiy Sliri gs.; . 05.01 181.00 1
'1'iinly-lidge . . .. 1629.50 229.251
Princeton......2 1;5.25 119.251
Orn..........7-7.50 .505.M)0
Thon~lip17 1.50 11-1.00
1'Ekomi W. 0. W. .7.23
I rarmony and Mt.
llbel .. .. ..10.0
P'oplar Springs ..0
l ston .. ..1..00
11ocky Springs . -.11 1.50
\it. Zion ((01.) .. 252.00 .9.00
l wipeweil (col) .. 175.50 1.0
Ieilieleim (col) 170.00 ..0)
.\nlioch (col) ... . (19.01) M
Dunlcan Creek (0) 179.00 20,5 0
\il. \i'rnon (col) 2 17,00 0.0
liellel Hall (c) . . 19.50 0.00
Whit Pla ins (e) 71.01) 0.00
Poplar Springs (c) '25.1 .
r in liranch . .7.
Mounliville liranch 1 ;.1
Cross Hil1111-.1101 3,000.00 Isaon)
Walerloo liranelh . . 1.-).115 8
(',ray Courl 1r iih :1.r2a1 .nS5 Ch5.S
ol.....$:'1. 132.15 1:1. l
LI1O L!O.0 .TES..0
ri mitCmi h~(' l Met. 1"rI(ly. V isitom's
ClittoiiSvpl 2 7.'25s Si e O.00
k115 (Il('ItaIii)(th KIirlili(lg ('1ili oil
.\l eSulamins Cyruts l1halley, .1((1 C (hanid
I t'r, Tom RIobert'son,.1 olinl You ig, .J. P.
Ii twobs, .1i1%, 1(en li i 1,11i.(10e , W. 11.
tOwenl" J .r.,l Mi ss I'n in Ic I tobert sonl
1) ((i M son a l jet 21. Dl11aid. D.v
sni Is ii~'11(1 : 7.a.;o day W1h12.00i
17.->.50 1.0
i. I'on 117)0.00~i (1.00 Ili vek
tiiliiili is f 1il 09r.0.0
~veck ~il I b( . , 'ei i s,.i.0 a m 7.90is
.1 Toltl .. .. ..$nd
bnitig T in esFrday fi utO., Vtors)01(
GMrni ano.el Coind n dug.tr
Clam iton Sept. I: .-.\ys sn Naniy Ow
Iens ente-and h ntin lbo
!ra anftrso. ThoC. prescrl ndMis
.\audae Suynrus liaflty the eek-nd-I,
lu bio Robitson M.pungYong J.iorl.
.M-ros, J.,1 Kenaz-lr anudlttoson of.
Owenrs, .ar., visitin imr. an MtbrsonJ,
IRhras Colao nd Yte1lir.le
Mrstfu Wa and Soandiah ere he
retrneby .\i se lilley aesndWm.
andooks. Own. I.O
r. i. E. wr ihtar, ofhamp returne
s'm. Chlstofe spending aseithrhi
Ss wih hserrets
SMr. Tom Caobrson ofen Greawleek-~
- endwith ai fewmilysw he er aet
.\lrs. W1. C. Owl~ens, and o ireely
v.\iereDc iusi spending severldyswt
wkihher parents, \r. and Mrs.I.Z.Wih
. lict wieth iends n eaie9
Mers. yrus liiey and litteraughttr
left Tiuesday for Atata to bsinend
tMrstat Go A. oU.n rankd daughters
Natrenhrs. ntfe ailrqurdt
Mefre tnd 2rs. T.y of Smeptemberd Miss
orude foreer spred.tewekedi
Mr.J.B FaWe. n l.ittelA so, o
BLairos, are viin. r Amnistatr.J
* andpM. W. ID. wens
LS'ER'N STAlt UNVEIl1 (
BEAUTIFUL SElVICE FLAG
ve Men Who Are li the Service lHon-.
ored at, Uiiveiling Exercises Tuesday
Night.
(Contfributed)
One of the Iost itl.piring patri'otic
e'tlings ever held inI our city was -i
e occasioni ol the itiveiling of a "H'er
ve Ii ag" 1iider tle an"spices of the
Istein Sta' (halter last. Tuesday ev- J
1ing in the Masonie hail, wlen a most
ipressive, beaitiful prograi was
o1dered. P'romptly at 8 o' 11W
myter held its regular meeting with <
[) \Vorthy Matron, 'Mliss Lucia Harks
ile; Worthy -at ron, Mr. Jas. I. Sulli
in In the East; Associate Matron,
[rs. Douglas Gray, In the West; and
'ih all the other officers in their re
poetive places. After the opening ex
relses and all business had been dis
atched the doors of the 'hall were
irown open at 9 o'clock to the public
-lien the spacious hall -was soon con
>rtably tillIed with a most appreciative
tidience. At the sound of the gaval
om I the hands of the Worthy Matron,
lie audience arose, Rev. .1. M. Stead
man delivering the invocation. After
few reniat rk s by file \\'orthy Patron
f lie order, cx plailing Ile object. of
Imeetin and touching upon solie
xatples aind sllymbols of our1 order
hich are ;o fIll of ise'fil, impreiv
n ,he orgyanist , ' .' i 1i i hr111
cwl1riwrk th echords, or our Nat
ioniAntem."The Sa-pn;e
1n ei'' w heni lile liarriel Gr:iY
tinr'ched aIcrms tie hai1 to wihere th1v
>eatiful Mig was sispenlded and gent
Spilled lie cord that, unveiled tle
i( Slatrs which represelted our brave
ieros w ,ho ate now "Somewhere in
l"irance". Miss Sarah 'Dorroli, secre
ry of the chapter, (lien tread the
lonor lPoll which consisted of ive of
-r mem(''l'etr as follows: ILieut. Joe.
Sluithi, bLeat. IHOv Yit thle of the aviation
,'ol')s, Sergeant Aliln llarksdale, of the
:artilelry; Dir-k Childress, of the <itar
;itrmaster division in the navy; I lenry
Yeargini, divisional Iuartetrmiaster it
irance. As the nol ble faces of liese
Srve boys werel flashed i poll the
4e'V'PI, we could bit recall the batiti
fi) line's of a sweet writer:
"Wheln to tile camp Ihey go,
\\ith souls as whIte as snow;
Feep each one puri;
lvep them within Th si ht
lKifq theil both day AndIl night,
Protect themil.y Thy milght,
Male t hem svecure."
'Twas at thi; junctire Ihat Mt. Mr. li
vn in tlllodiecd to tle autdiece iln. H
. ooe1, the speah er' of 1th ocs.1 ionI
vIho rave the weetest "heatI to hear'
1:1!k im)pr(ginated with the loftie t feel
'ngs of triotism11 and( tho liv-sl advic
to boti ol alld young (oncernin g oiui
dity inl this critical mtiomienlt in o n11at
()io I's, hist Io ry.
A Merar. Cnloope'sadres om
hevauifui'l pamiriolic Selectionls wor<
ng. Air. .lohit liIks sani- inl hhi
Uiimitalble way "Kcep the lllme Pire
'uri n ". ' "'h lli ttle h1 1v I ll a iI I
ill et heoalv re Ie oIrd by l sI Ide:
miarte'ttei of young girls, Alisses Ilor':
lctnnett, Alaiont' and Kathter'int Itoh
:11nd Patty Wilkes, santg sweeIt ly. "St"
Lo'ng Mothiert. KIss Your 11oy (ood
lyc''. Theo auidienice was thien aisk.<
(o join ii n sillgIiig ''Ameriea"', art e
w!'e lel e. S. II. Tem11plemtan madi~e
shori. sv"et tirayer, invoIkitng (God'
tolering~s on our boys.p The ex
TIli as cnded al most ontiouyabI le evenC
in 5*n(eh otf its going to 0our htomes feel
ing better' for hlaving gonle out anl
'Pein and1 hteard lie insirinuz talks ati
sontgs and eac(h Imbued wIth a feel in;
of patriotism' and a praiyer Ill Oiu
hiear'ts that the Tnfinite Father's evem
watchful care would followv ouri boy
bty (lay anid by night, andI brIng the'
safe home agaIn.
Reception for Mrs. Sullivan.
Mrs. Jas. 11. SuillIvan entertaine
Thursday afternoon 'with a charmln
receptIon In honor of Mrs. JTared I
SullIvan, one of the recent brides. Tht
Sullivan home on Chestnutt Street wa~
charmIngly decorated In Golden Ro
and ferns, and dellghltfull musIc wa
renderced on the Vlctr'ola dumring th1
afternoon. Mesdames Douglas I
Gray and Marvin Wolff mect the goesi
at the dloor. The receIving lIne wi
complosedl of the hostess, Mrs. J. I
SullIvan, Mtlss Courtney WVatt
Mesdlames Charles Post Ic, Edwin Burl
sIde, TAeO Hodges of (Greenwvood, atl
Mrs. E. P. MIlaml. M's. Albert Tod
InvIted the guests lnto the dliintg trol
whbere Meodamnes Albeit Dial, W.
(Gray and1 W\ilIliam Clinkoucales ec
block cream anid cake. Mtrs. . 1
Watt s pou11red coffee whlo MIss Antn
C'hildr'ess jtlnned on favor's, wht
were golden lady-slipper's. Misses It
herta D~orrohi, Aleen Franitks and Mt
Carlos Aloseley assisted In entertal:
lag In the dinig r'oom. TIheo afte
,noon was a delight ful one in every r
spoct, a largo number of guests cal
Ing to join the hostess In woleomit
the bride to Laurens,
NE OF LAURENS CO3PANY
RETURNED FROM FRANCE
ergt. Princo betailled to do Iintrue
Uon Work at, Camp lodge, 1n a.
Sergt. James Prince, Co. 0, 1 i6ih
lIfantrY, ilrHiHY tileTayiad
altitd., itli'ived in hautimeis Ir-l1
ralil s 4t? llrdaly (o visA it p8 litvttt
01 al)out tenl (aysi ill thei( 'IyAt:n
wC iloil, lhe ' CC a c: ILL; 40 FoIL
W0i,6i, I Iw , 10 Illst FlC I iVC v it I I ll
ili'lu alid scouit dily. )el'gl. 'i141.
Vits olIe ot Ciglt Mn1 selected out O0
lie 30thi Division to retLLi.1n to ti
'Oullktriy f01 this iIIort'ailt I duty. Anionig
tiers Who were sent back was Liut. I
'. 13. Greneker, of Edgelieid, a Inepliew
Af Mr. 1". M. Wright, of this county.
While Seigt. Prince did not say so
hniself it is presumed that he was
selected out of the large number of
men because of his special Illness fot
the work and the record he had made
as a soldier. Speakiing for himself, he
said with a tone of regret, that he felt
as if lie had been called away from
an1 illilortvet task that was lit uil
linislied.
Sergt. PI'illee wor'e h-i.) gas~ 1 lau 1i,
heavy lob-Ilaited shoes iat! tile iat'
tt.y. Ile iltd di.-'etrdA lit b.Iiy ill
' t IcI) 6 c le l l 1" 11 1.1 il ill -,
I to . iit t i ti ili I. iK hi
i c2 i i whel cii t li pll3 I) d to Ul a
, o I !I l* . l i l [), 1. ' t it u ; c11 vl.,I
.It([ lI 1) he Ii) u 3 t l i u It h I (:le i. t ol
(0 1 oV1 ill t .' l pitly \ ti tie Iiel
I ' liIt Cy 11wt (!L iVelli l I I i te l istt
Ie, Ile sltid, ltIL thety 1a1ve been to int
jUmttil il l'o1Lt lille llei-e S Stle rtt1.1
iiiiies and hiaive hear ti he SIlging ot
lie bitlleis ai s w ll as tle ioa ilig o.
Miie caIt 11011. UIt ditl C 01' Ile i iijllies Ot
k tapt. Jee ani l ai tt ildetl l i(.
nloted inl thet puibilie prinlt., all of thet
boys ltiad esw1capel wit llI0nt liirt. A 1. Cw
of thilli had ht-ell merallelled antsil
bld abolil byV the fOrce 01 SiliVls~, htli
all were \N0l wilell liv ht-it. Cimiarles
I'leining and( i'ierce .loore, le aiti,
Ncere at at traiiillig e ly~ ati wol(l
li ely Ie(:ie oU liissions l. il11- .
da1e.
-' Perg l il l ie , lik t h i 11,1 lii) o l tie
Od rsno d u l \si i at
( 0 1l1ha1 1o 1i1lig. i Ic :Ii 1 1
l e.d (Ols ' w iei l t. \\'Icn ; iii liii,
\O I~li li'iii bli liilei as li o pciliI ,
nIl (.X li0,i'(. lile will' uiple lll ilit
erally, Iwev(Ie, whin hle w.s aelil
about th lie lli CrOs 1 i VI l lo ' . A.
u ork inl Ihe ar-Iny. "Ti ohlit I%; woulhi
!,( inl hlan 11 luck if Il were1, n~ot for
he il" h ail. \\illr ver the sohlier.
: le. w ie!t r in haltle r1 (i n 1 1r ip
ihri ugh th coutry, le ' i tl, Ohe lied
Cross ;ia d ite Y. .\. C. A. e, aw I a
h:11iny with a eiii and lItw u.il
luwllt. "Youl calln (Io too 111114.h I'm .{I I
Rbied Cros," heo :laid. \ ci\wn iw iol
dier went into the in ed CIolsis canltens11
aldt he VY. .l. C. A. ;,l1. I he y(( I ie
thar i th fweie represcis 11 ive of ill
peoplve b ho n all d t11:11 Il- people
aShoni werine pehidied Thes) Owlo
asgtote aIrethife of the warmy hel
wasnld ent aled Solicow, thng]h
hoId hat elittle nth staces to mu
gSergt. Prince hsboo ha embad so
0hoandsen o Germean priorso and
and generall shabiy eluti bu o
a Tb oodekpies Poise.go
A boink if theoh fie.re beining ha
h'ah city Some (lay aroilt iaeopi
5 wnentstandpther.ly owolen todhyr
).that tey u w re icato wsr re
somaeies ofe trhend prvic oftiren
< podaby then Arakinc ocean. Alrsun.
awreswulatpaoitemi t sow i sht ahn
in the caek.~ Fo1r01hilt ron, yeain
imthed, grewer GiermaInts uril tur
aI t the d i ur sto tet ovar butain
overicome. r~t ag('mpn
the Trynham Gards ince Ivtht enco
Cl
d' WO gnRKslde ORaFIGHTs
sg CAD &WLO
VioV
*.A, ~.,
ORGSa S |
LATES T' STYLE JES QUIkI
struments before the priCe aavaned.
Now to move themn, quick we offer you the
opportunitly tLo buy a real high grade organ
ait a price that will save you fifteent to
twenty five dollars, fully guaranteed and
insured for five y-.ars.
Don't delay --. see the organs, thlen you
wT~ill be con-vinced L~hat n1-' is the iime to
buy Your ogn
S. M. & .H. 14Wil*0kes &s. CCo.
SfWE~fENWDMEEWPMWM'i.MPAr '1T 7
Tami itim R&G %&fW inimmiMSDM MM~s em.ialm .D1
W R~oFIGH
Our two store willb
cliORGAWeNSan
Nowtores tpen ridae fy the
27potnh O u at e...lhhgaomea
thpie firt dil avyo ffce
Clar fvedylas &ui Wiralson r~
insre fr iv yares. C
1~I 7LAND SALE. -..
h ii ofSuh _aoin
POAT CORT
Puruattadre o tor inl
hcaosed L Maaey dnshasown
right an samnsrtro h S-&
aeofStor ahfedesed opeanFiay h
faanthPe8 Mhfiryst ay.
fednCIwlleadpbyi &auction
at ~~ LaurensC.HSuharln, S. C
LAN!) SI~E. Iober, 1918, It being the ilh dlay of the
Stat of 11111I Crolia, nionith, all that. tracl ofi land lying in
Con tily ofLiiiirenslI ials Townsh11ip, sa': (1ouri' andit state,
PR~flA~i COURT.contabiling one llhudre and fifty (150)
Pursantto decee f te Cort.iiiacres, mnoi e or less, 1 oun ked by lands
~ th eas of.1. . Maaffy inhis o f .l. TL. Abhaffev. Z. N. Glray, Dennis
- riht nd s aminitiaor f te e- Owens and others.
tal ofS.I).Maaffy,(ICeaedi~a~n lTerms of salo: cash. Purchasor to
tif, ga~!~ i . al~ffy, L i, o.pay for stamps and papers
fendntsI wil sel a t~tbliCauctonO. 0. 'IOMPSON,
at Ja~1efl5C. ., SuthCaroina toProbato Judge.
* the higersat biddr on Snlandny in AOc.,Senn. 18, l18. 9..t-A