Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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] * DIALS NEWS. * ** * *.* * * * o e o e oe o **e * Dials, Nov. 1.-The -school at this place opened Mlonday morning, Nov. 3rd, with liss ('eil Owings princi Pal and Miss Alva Stoddard as pri llaly teacher. The attendance was large, and under such a strong corps of teachers the friends and patrons feel sure there will be a continuation of tie success that mnarked the school work last term, this being Nl iss Ow ings' second tern at Dials and whi ile It is Aliss Stoddlard's first, she conmes well recomillended, so the prospect coul1d hardlty he o ther than b right for the corning session. Miss .\lattie Sinmnons. of Creceville, was the wi eek-end guest of her mother, Airs. II. Y. Simmi ioins. .\Ir. andl is. .1ulius (iurry. Miss Lou ise and Alaster Gene (r'i'ry, were the guests Saturday night of .\Mr. and .\lrs. Ilaskell Gray. AIiss I'earl Ilenderson, w ho is at llnding Limestone C'ollege, Gaffntey, spent. the week-end with her parents herie. . ar. Marvin Iiarris. of Charleston, is enjoyiig a ten-days visit with his parents. .\lr. and .Mirs. I). I ll). arris. '.\Miss I illy h'liomiason returned to Warrior Sunday afternoon. after spending the week-enl with homiefolks here. Mr. I. M. Owings, who is teaching school near lIlendersoiville, aeeom panied by his friend, .\I1r. Guess, of Tlig;ersville, Spent several days here re'etly.v the 11(st of homnefolks. irs. \lec. .\l(i all and .Miss ('ara .\l('all spent sieviral days last week w'.ithI relatives in G;reenv 'let. .r. and .\rvs. I'iinist Armst ron,' . of l"i iutain ln. were Sunday visitors of .r. lliunk ('uirry and famiy. .liss Olivia Curry is siuninigi. solie Ilime in Iigeisville, the guest of ier nepihe-w, .\l r. 1. .\l Owings. .\lr. .ames loterson, who has been malking his home in South Georgia, for Some time, is spending a while with his mother, AIrs. 1 izzi Roberson and other relatives here. Mr. James Graydon, a local preach e', occu0pied the pulpit. at. )ials Sun day morning, preaching to a fairly good audience. NIMr. Graydon's ser mon denoted much preparation and was enjoyed by all present. The pastor, the Rev. M. M. Brooks, was not present, being in attendance at the sessions of the I'pper South Carolina Conference, which convened in Greenwood. MIr. Brooks carried with hiim one of the best reports in the history oftbe charge and while he has only been on this circuit a year. he has made many friends and it is the wish of all that he be returned to Complete the four-year limit. Quite a number from this place "took in" the Spartalnurg Fair Wed nesday and 'Thursday of last week. They report that all the exhibits and attractions were of the best. The Floral Show at Owings Friday. wvas largely at tended biy till pleiI of this commiiliunity. While thei flowers weie 110t as imany atnil as tille as inl ot h or yieai's (owing to flhe dry weathliir, they nev'erthele1 iss, madiie a br'ave dis lilay anld the dinner ser'vd by thle ha (lies was all that on1e cotild 'wish. TPhe membersh~l of Ithe Juiior' Missionl ary S"ociety met. with .\lasteir Jamnie Hfellams Saturday afternoon, Nov. 1st. A most5 enjoyabl ' timie wvas splent by3 all the little folks in attendanc. AMrs. Rloppi, lady managei', was pre'(senlt, and biy suphervising thie social parit of the program, as welt as the buisiness, to thle dii'lliht oh' all, added to the( thor'oulgh enjoymenlt of each lIIttle 1b0y andi gill hiresent. * 9 * LANI-'Ol~I NEWlS. * * Lanfoi'd, Nov. iiu.--Iev. WV. M. Mill1er Mirs. Stella I omuarI, NIessirs. L.M Can non and C. h. W\ald rep representing the Methodist C'hurch, arie at Green wood attending thle aiiinnua session of thle T ' per' SoiuthI ('aro'lina ('onlferience. Miiss Nor'a (Caiinon gave ihn' school a hioliday Friday and they all enjoyed the Spai'tanbur'g Fali'. Nh'. .Johin Harmon, Mr'. and Mrts. C. L. WValdroep, Mr. and Mr's. J. W. Johni son, 'Mr'. -C. C. Cox and Mi'. J1 T. Piur gess and other1s from here, took in the fali' anld show during the wveek. 'Messr's. H-arriy (McAlister' and Ellis of Lauriens c'aime by andl Misses fluthl MicAlister, Lraur'a DeShlelds anid Othel lo .Johnsoni accomplanIed th1em to SpartLanhur'g to attend the cli'cus. Recv. J1. R. WIllIams was up Satuir day afternoon to comiplete the ar rangements for the teamls In the gieat dive nowv on In the Hapti1st churichi. And It was a great shock as well as a suirpise to hear' thait he had r'esigned hIs pastor'ate hier'e. We dlon't knowv whlat Is foi' fthe b)st, hut feel surie we wold be so glad to) have ihim lonlger, as our pastor', for lie anid famIly lie'.e gr'eatly endeared themselves to hIs Ipeople, who regr'et to give themi up very much. i- i r. -B xter DoShields, of Spartan burg, is at home with his parents, I ecuperating from a recent spell of o llness. J iMiss Fay 1)eShields, of Spartan-burg, c pent the week-end with her sister, t 1iss Laura DeShilcds. Miss Grace DleShields, of Lander col ege, spent. Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. t M. 1)eShields. Mirs. C. . W1aldrep, Mirs. Wilie F'ow er, .\lisses DeShillds and Miss l'aul ne Waldrep attended the teachers' neeling Saturday, at Laurens. Mirs. Iharper Higgins, og ion, is pending a few days with Mr. and Mirs. C S. liggins. '1'ie announcement of the engage ~7 ... -. *" - D O~ ~ (vti' l * 4" "c '*' t :i ", .',y TI MCI the er riding fore i Sbase a Sthe i \ 100i A : *A tent and the. approaching marriage f Miss Fredyc Othello Johnson to Mr. ohn A. Payne, of Greenwood, will be f much interest to 'their many friends, he marriage to take place Wednesday, lov. 12th, at the home of the bride. Mr. and Airs. 1,rnest Gaultt spent lie week-end with Air. and Mrs. J. B. V'Uliams. They all motored down to linton Sunday to see their sister, Irs. Sara Nelson and her two little h ildren, 1 iavard . and Lamar, who ere sick in the Orphanage. ir. Aubrey Wilburn and family, of union, sipent Sunday with his nephew, 1i'. J. T. Tlobo. Alisses Lollise and Lillie Wolfe, and t:.. rith Thr )rings Nex "Sail ( Enew Three-Point prings of Overland 4, by onstruction and design, pr igers from ordinary road j twisting swaying and i erfully lessened. The b seldom reach you. Thier to bodily fatigue after lo he springs of Overland ids of a 130-inch Springi comfort and road stead ossible only with cars of nd great weight, yet Over] ,ht weight and economy ich wheelbase. WILS( 'ring Ne "Si brother, Paul Wolfe, with two of their h friends from Anderson, were visitors a In their home community Sunday and C were the guests of 'Mrs. J. T. Burgess o and Miss Ollie May Taylor. b . 11. 1. Johnson is the first this season, to kill a line porker. O NOTICE OF LOST STOCK. S State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Notice is hereby given that Certifi- A1 mate No. 105 for one (1) share of the Second Preferred Stock of Watts Mills, A vat'ts Mills, S. C., of the par value of $1.00.00, issuted on the 13th day of it March, 1916, to Harriet J. Mlacyr, has p beei l)st or destroyed, and cannot be I ttt... . . . . . ee-Poin t v Overlan )ver The Cantilever Three their special the car froi otect car and blows. T :lts. Bump- upkeep co ribratin are .qii ilows o ithe andqomu e is less ten-- adcm ig rides. Lighting ti I attached at 250,00 >ase give the strength ar iness hereto- of record. long wheel- See 0 and 4 retains Ask for ho, Ldvantages of Roadster, Prices f. 0. )N OVERLAND CC >und, and that the undersigned wil pply to the said Watts Mill Company t Its place of business, at Laurons, S ., on the 20th day of Nov., 1919, at 1( clock A. M., for a new certificate t( D Issued in lieu of said lost certiilcate MRR lARI'lIET J.'31AY0R ct. 15, 1919. 15-4t-,A LAND SALE. Late of South Carolina, County of Laurens. IN COIJRT OF COMMON PLIJA'S.. S. Bailey & Son, Plaintiff, again. ndrew Fuller, 1)efen Int. Pursuant to a 'Decrc the Court the above stated cas , I will. sell al ablic outcry to the highest bidder, a aurens C. ll., S. C., on Salesday it ....................... Cantile 14 Seem Roads" -Point Cantilever Sprin ni the hammering and w< hey lengthen its life ar its. ment of Overland 4 is d< ete from Auto-Lite Sta Tillotson Carburetor. 0 miles of test have id endurance of this car verland 4 at the first opj klet. Overland 4 Touri 9845; Coupe. $1325; Sedi b. Toledo. >MPANY December next, being .Monday the 1st day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following de scribed .property, to wit: All that lot, piece or parcel of land being and situate in the town of Clin ton, County and State aforesaid, hav ing the following metes and bounds, 48 feet by 90 feet, and being known as lot from and bou ded by lots of Lawson Sat crwhi y Alfred Barnes and anothc tojf Andrew Fuller, known as 1 . o. 13. Terms of Sale: cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps and recording. If the terms of sale are not complied with, the land to be re-sold on same or some subscruent 'Salesday on same terms, at risk of former purchaser. C. A. POWER, C. C. C. P. &. C. S., L1aurens, S. C. Dated, this Nov. 7, 1119. 17-31.-A Is protect :ar of road .d reduce :pendable rting and 'nade the a matter )ortunity. nfg, $845; Lfn, $1373. IV