The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 10, 1919, Image 5
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* Local and Personal Mention. *
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AMr. C. 11. Wells, the government
cotton grader, lipent the woek-end in
Atianta on business.
Miss Mary Ferguson has returned
home after a mnonth's visit to friends
ini Colunibia.
1Mi9s b-i'aiees Tilames has returined
to reenvillic, where she is spending
sole timne, after visiting ir. and AMrs.
W. 11. (ilker.ion for several days.
Alrs. 1). T. Kinard and ch'ldren will
leave Saturday for a visit of two
weeks to .\Mrs. it. J. Dew, at laatta, be
fore going to their new home at Nine
ty Six.
Dr. I. l'- Hughes went down to Co
Ionibia Friday to attend a meeting of
(lhe trustees of the South Carolina
.Medical college held in tihe office of
G"overnlor Cooiper.
Dr. aind \ltis. J. I[. IDowney, who
(1:ntne o.er' fronii Gai esville, (hI., to at
lend the lranks-Vilkes wedding,
have both relurined hoie, Mirs. Downey
having r'eiluainied here with relatives
until last weck. Their visit here was
greatly enjoyed by their many friends
alil relatives.
-MIrs. C. 10. Parker and two children
left yesterday for Washington, ). C.,
where she will join Mr. Parker w1ho
has been there for (lie past. month or
two. Nli. ani .\rs. Parker have taken
it lat lin Washington and will begin
knepiiig house right away, .r. Parker
being in the architect's office of the
treasury departienit.
(apt. and lrMs. W. It. Richey and
daug Ite ' r, Sara, and MI'. Allie I ee mno
tored to Collina lFriday to be pres
eit it (te (:elebralion in honor of
U''I. l'ershiing. ("apt. Illichey was a
g'.iest at the l vnheon given by the
'Chamher of 'ounlileree inl honior of lie
'eneral at ti' .1efferson ilotel Satur
day aferiooni and also acled as mat'
sialt in, tie reception t(nere( hint at
tilte State hollse.
l 1c t ). E. 11b1rnel0 , .1%., Who has
been at Camii:' Gordon, Allanlta, since
Il: retunli firont over-Seas, has bleen
s!)(nding1 a few days Inl the city Withi
hi" paretill, .\It. ptl Mlrs. 1). 1-.
iairn'iet, on 1C;,'1 Main str'ee. iHe was
it,'-oinp nit by h1hd Is w\if(, and little
bpaby, 1-lizabeth11. This is 1i t. Hal
n t11 's IlIs( 1re-it hlmn sinllc his ret'lr
froin ovrs: and he w\.a loinetd Ib
I:; ASte .:. .\lr;. .1. 1". Korenne y, of
W illiston. a n-i i. .1. V. .\lurray, of
Mlr. .lhn T. Imlangston, one of thle
few surviing li '- onifederale veterants,
vncd hisdh .te..,s HI-ti laanlg
stonl et 11h1 Il eity .\lnday for. Chiar
Ihwle. N. ('., w.here( ilhey w.ill inaho their
homl e v.:1h .\Ir. iuigsltion's sen, .lr.
boril acting es depuly for .\lagistrate
WrighlI for ''vera ylars al has held
va1riiou1s plo1sitiois il tlie co It hlolse,
plfor1itning .11 of lils duties' witi dili
-,Ince atl f 1'1ithfu Iln ess. Hie wIll be
geently iissed by niany of his friends
here. Mi. Langston was aliong Ile
yountigest of Hte Cofederalte soldiers,
voluilteeriing, at the oltbreak of the
wai' wheni he walll b ilfiten years of
age alnd serig tiroullhoi te strug
"lWY CillST31AS SEA,S."
Sloga ( of I anri i'eis Woinei Aldlirn in
the lIrite Againsi. Whitte l'latue.
"iluy Christinas Seals" is Ilie Slo
gan being soun'ded all ovei the nation
dingii; the few; weeks prior' to Christ1
(nlos bylai-s 33s5 ll llth' little ied
Cross Chlristniaw svals thw tuloney froni
which is deIoled to h '. w ll 'slaltily
wa ,g''d againal the wiit< plagi'le. In
L-Aurenis thle enlpaign i.; biingagr
ri vely plishit and lilaniy sealk hav' al
it adtly ien : old.
Each year3 at1 (1h' 3'ting ' of' (t'
I trugh thIeii \ i lage. lowns1: andl tiit'es.
riiel$,50 . t' t i: luit' 1 i 133ber
33ulosis I bu thet 31 s still:11 anoth1r it'.
:: he I in !'le- 13 ! 3' e- itt rn.1 (lit'
iii lilt u 133 .0ub (li llieal i (it' heatlilh
i an aitt -3 t to I n's g'' te l whit
the t'oup tn' ail' h I d l~itI il w erepor
the 3 wort : \in, t e331 greti st dis-3
si'- le [nena,( of lht3e land iioday. ii
(The' Ih-' . "'on 3' you please huy
invelst i the 3 3ih a333ai't' 3tberculo
3,,131 by , buy it a hea th hr i "3 is be-1
itng 33t3t3 head i al i 33nunun iti~ of
ti.b' t. ii:' -t 31 i333.l i of if .0 3,.
In331: Ih mb 1 e ( 'ilinas .3h'l3'l3'ti
wten ''3 t apprai3 lit heafr dlie' i wll
cIfoIli :mli~:lig. 1113 3,31h 3 Ir.s of hopes
v~ie,' 1111, i' ol 133'ici osi'hs inu
ilati Sun in'm a l :i ,i d mtheil
(nd h ii'i inn \ 3 .: ' lt' ' li HII ( i :lll'O
lina.' i I iko :: i . 3( 111 , i t e tlin to
H.erap ine ioniAppi'.ic oftl ve"
hal I a hll~p Iton '1333( (133'r an ully\33 du'
K cA
Mr. and Mrs. .James Dinklin 'Watts
have Issued invitations to a reception
to be given at their honle on West
Mlain street Thursday evening In honor
of lr. and .lrs. It. Coke Gray, who
wcre married on Novetmber 20th, and
Mrs. W. 11. Webb, Mrs. Watts' sister,
of Knoxville, Tenn. -
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1). .\. I. Receition.
The IIt nry Laurens chapter, I)agi
ters of the Anierican Rtevolution, en
tertainled l at a beattliful reception at
tle IOspitable home of Mrs. W. 11.
)ial 'Tihiraday afternoon, the guests
including Inalny members of the Clini
ton Chapter. In the receiving line
were u :rs. W. 11. )ial, Miss Julia Irby,
Mrs. Creswell Fleming, Aliss Louise
Fleming, of Greenwood, .\lrs. Irooks
Swygert, Mrs. ,l. 1). Watts, Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, of Clinton, and Mrs. W. J.
'Halley, of Clnton, all dressed in
colonial costumes.
Tie glests were met at the door by
Mrs. )ial Gray and cards were taken
by Mastor Rlobert Flening, dressed as
George Washington, and Azile Clary,
also in Colonial costu ie. They were
directed to tile receiving liine lf \lrs.
Laamar Smith, who witl Mrs. M. 1'.
Copeland assisted in entertaining. In
the dining room, which was pretlily
decorated in colonial colors, satd.
wiclies were served by Misses Virginia
Clardy, Amaryllis Sinith, Tocecoa (ray
and Saraih l'liza Swvygert and tea was
potired by .l is. It. 1". le4lm ig. .\Iiss
larriett Si1son1 pinned favors t1pon
Ihe guests as they left tlhe dininug rooin
to go to the libirary. where .\lisses Ilat
tIll Gray aIm[ KIlniltic Loll Washington
asissited inl cIii entrainiing.
Ihlring the aIfternloon a progr"Ianlt of
reelta,1tionl., was r-endort d by .\vAI1,:. .1. 1I.
Toeague mnd .\isSara E liza Swvy_-erf,
and M\ISS Laouise Fleininig. vivo te4gentl
oi' the stale. gave an acount of tl
convetition at Cheraw.
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-'For .M1 rs. II. (oke G rIy.
Mirs, W. I.. ("ray td ll( . .\. N)al
G(riy enitertaited 11. a large pt'('t'lion
lriday afteri;ootn a the i ilie of. Mt's.
W. 1'. G ray inl holnor of Mrs. It. Cole'
G oay. tme o tle tetent brid's. h'le
house was vulistically decoratld. for
the' occasion and the rectti uton was
onke of ilusual bevauty. Inl thOrcev
in.. line were .lrs. W. L. Gray. MIs.
A. l1'al GrI-ay. .\lts. I. (ok. ray, eMrs,
I1.itty l'ranks, .\liss Wi Lou Gray,
.\lrti. W. ii. Martin. .lMrs. ('ailisle Not
tinghi1, .\lts . A. .1. Christopheri, M.\ s
it. I,. ('ay. of (ray C'outt, .\lrs. .lohit
Gray, of Woodruff. Mis. Johnl1 G arlin g
ton, M.i. 'W. it. )ial and M.\rs. G(o rge
Vright.
Tlie guests were niet al the door by
Mrs. .lanies )avis and .\liss .luia I rhy
an11d were int11rodiced by .\lrs. Frank
Cainie. Assistinig inl iniitertainiing in
tlie receptioll rooi wre .\lrs. -rie.t
l'asterby and .lMrs. It. 1'. Jolies. After
a few tuiiites of convorsa tiion the
guests were inivitl itilt the diniiiig
I ooml by M.\,:. 1t. P-. Pleiing. Th'le dinl
inl, reornl was lovely inl a (,(lor. sehlentel
of pinlk. pinik ;shade(d lights thlrowingi a1
soft glow over the healitiftil ceiit ir
Ilh(.( (if pink 1an ti n . cliciotts;
pink b~l k er'ianiitli enk werei serv
ed dint the lirslt hour by Mits. .lats
Sullivan l .\11lMr... .1. 1)att and
duriiiing Il se(otitl houl by .rs. .haiivs
Iii nklin and .\lr's. \'irginiai ('ainie. .\rs.
Itr Niuciwit-. .\l iss 82adl1 Suillivani, .\its.
.ar lliaNc andle NAliss Alic . \l(ln
i i:k I' iid v ii :n rina' u il \. 'tt i'i t.
''. Ilughe itln d .\lvs .\l. l iiiimbind
: i:,te i ne i i ng. S IiiThri ug l heii:
H 11.sher 'li i' Alberi 1I l .\l ts. ilii
..nii w<r- nun' ri inig lhe gu st
.\ is 11. i K. iiken. i .\ l. Broo s w -
is t, .\ri ' A. t iu st a ii .\liis.
(i; ion - .ln s ; ourl Iofe lii .lse
- ioi t tiarre tt nd Ia liia servedhi
it.0
lo htia o~ o t d-4 lc
i n nvill.e , lir. Mil . .\ilit I .iluitia
Noville of ('ilint, wil lie aniter eorlti
wlisia , toe mb te "W t itin-~i Ionet li
'Mir. and \V . .inlohn .Jrl, n te la ier
bieing 10!'4 liiue ofitheroit. whc wad
siniy sb;:t 'tndediy teo'ly h twh
ferstt'r. \lhr1 iiai .lihani. Tne
uttaviny alt;;,1(eitie i erwil- :aclin i
bv l , lie tiI ls111 tel. t hed laried
Soi,' ofi'5i'5 whifte r:' stnd ewach
rbud bering a. .\ihifr I he0 btereto
X'e.c all Ud s.Nitk lft fori a wad
wish t , afi- t 1 iec goad wi elli'd
.eet hoinaipi exrt'ssl illde.er
The~'5 buw aofn .\ls.iWi'. Sithr ie
Kinars, sthe sceneeft of ai g veryi a t
a. fe lha t3the l t Wg nes da aft.I ter
to reaI what they hatid w itteniI.
TheV iiuerr'iillucniti occasione by tlie
giving of tlis free advice vais inter
rupi tel by tle arriva. of litlev .lciss
Dorothy Sinith, datight er of 11lie host
ess, dtressed as <1t11vii of the fairies,
wilo usheredi inl thlr'e littl( falries
.lary Ellenl Snith, Jaies Siniith and
C. .\l Sm iIIt---- heari ng baskets of gifts,
which they del ivered to \l iv; Snith.
Each baskevt was covered Wilit inag
nol ia leave1s Surrontal11ing at large
blossoin.
After the bride-elecc had opened
cach packau'e and ex01essed her ap
preciatioi of the gifts, ith(: gusts were
lavitid to he dinilng-roonii, which was
lovely ill its leoration of pink roses,
contra;t ing pleasingly With snowy
linen and draperies. I1erc. a delight
fill salad cou rse and pink and White
m11its were :ierved bN Mlisses Lcile
F-niih11 and Jo Shannon.
After the health and hapm,iiness of
tle bridri-c t had beeli pledged, the
gutests hade their hosi(ss anid tile
honore. a rehietant -idien. carrying
with thein pleasallt Ininories- of this
ltppy occasion.
lI'side;' tlie bride-L-o tite ladies
Oharintg Mrs. Siiiith's niospita:ity were
.\!'sdaittes Anna Workian,. Iligh It.
\\'orkinan. .1imi Speal. Cha rlie Wil
Uhe or f ('lin.>nI. ('onnlor PaiulhOwl, .1.
\\. Snilih .Jr., ofI New lwrry. \V. 11.
Shlannlon., T. !". Workinan. .1. .\. Davis,
\\. .. Switteinierg, of Newherr v. T. Ii.
Pope, It. 11. 'inr1ris, C' .\. S1n00h, .1. 1.
Sniith, 1R. G. iithl. 1. .\. .nut, Tad
.\ie('irwkin of' Newhert ,*'. .\lin. (;ary,
1. A. * \.I lmin.ik. Ed !'wa1. T. P. av
1. .1. 0.w ai , llaynli . \\'ori mn. T .
1,. Law o N \iis. t,;I ii h Smiin,
lir iiI en Iith. (r Iiend - 'Si oh. .\atie
.N -n , va Oxneor. .\nalii (;nlr*y. Kat
(Er , Icile lth .11) Similnnonl and
.Nediit i , \'(allace of 'iii N.\ w
herry Obse ry r.
Unili' lix of WntIesdi. .ai ( halb.
T hIlo \ ei ml I Al y ('11b i ii:1 ! lo.ad it
.'Wlai llica itl: llei'( A\clliit 1111't
a yttir nwel i lthi ' h after1 ft it
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.MADDEN':. NE:W.S.
\lpodblen. Ih,-c. N. Tlm he:.11nifull Fall
\%cmber'l is mer,% I :_., i . Sunday
niorlling tat'ly, i lle I i-all s Iar to fall
and has continuled st-t-a-ily sice \'
tre reninlded as we gtz n thel, sod
dI ' arth, of th first po In wv v
learnicl to r iti in uI'Tio i,
"The. day is cold and <h-1ik and dre-ary,
11 ranand the wInld i.. neover weary."
it l y li arlts wer( :.addentd here
wllIIn Itle Iews Vnilt lt i t in- .w n -tin
wait deid Hv died inl a hospital t
Winston-SAln, N. P., \loinlay night
and wahuried inl New Pro.spiect e
viery \\'e nesday afternoon at i tt. m.,
his kin,1am aind boyhoomd frimlid, D)r.
A. It. laan.,stonl vonduictinig the( fune1ral
(. .crcises. Iliis; fourl rl.r- (l d
1n.lrookis .\batin, (I L(-xin:-lon, N.
('. ,: t'ary andl \\allor .Mart in of* Spar
. nb r I I \i ti rt i i --
\1l'si .h t GI l.tx ingtl'on. N.
('.. '1: 1 it.. J1. ('(Ill a 1 n1d. J r.. of li nl e,
it l the pall hearer-. atidei Htt
four broliher., he leaveafour :dters
.111d a young'. ind har-nk nwife lo
I;ieun hii'yn.l in iel a h
' Inyb in C'th:pcnu oO u er
liiin heS to 2im blaysat
h \1re Iiir lhim ttillit'-lxit i'l ittitil
iMitiin: tvisii regh.ul arly fodayto2 aysr
tlo i :ihu n . ac- tt thra- tun of S .\ mlt:. !-. tu '.
Paa er aer 0. Can i 'db. i.;r. ': l.\N r
J. 1. :t i'rys1 n, were t It pei dgieda
rues s of .\17 ai ! .\ r~s. \\. -'. t-yr
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10;. ffK.i
Furniture Makes an Ideal Gift
WHY NOT A LIVING ROOM SUITE
FOR CHRISTMAS?
We have just received a big shipment of very hadsome
suits, very latest styles, entirely different from anything we
have shown. Beautifully finisiccd mchogany frames, new
patterns in velour and tapestry upholstering7. We believe
you will agree with us thiat these are wonderful vau. We:
have ready for your inspection a large a:d complete stock of
the better id o:2 furniture, every piece carefully :electd, so
%you are assured of getting not only furniture 'hat wil Last a
loncr time, but will make your home harmonicus and~a beautiful
with1 t k6 IA 3ps L Lay of money..
S. M.& E. H.k WILKES& COMAN)
('LA'SE I'UEI) TO
P' IV E NT1. SIth
Senatlor eelares Aite.SIrike Clause
iI lrnItronal Bill d So bi h' .\ lopiled.
\\'ashington. Dec. $*. t I A ti-st rik
provisionls of Ohe ('unnoIIingS railroi !
hiil afford It lite and opportuniity'
to make t "ia11 ((.A oft i s u I .-;i I -
tween thw governo III and r
t1 labor, S nator .\lycrs, i itlh-i ra ,
.\loniania, de ':itid t ly in t enall t.
I'ahor :;ks owe .1116 advanltage". a11
parentlly \%iIIh no( til ..hl of 1!w- conl
11in 1n w elfa r1,' h de4141 1i 1 . ; i t hI <( I II l
\ fir I i I I , ilit t t Ia If
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FOR NASTY lu"A L 01*
Folks Abandoningy Old Drum; -for
"Dodson's Liver Tone,"
Here in South.
gh ! Calomiel miake you slk.If,'V
hiorrible! Take a dose of thw dangerous
41rug tonight, and tomorrow\ yo~u lo)w a
dy.
Calomel is, mercury! When it comesc
no contact with sour bie, ir into
it, breaking it, up. Thent i-; uhen youi
-feel flhat, awful nau-ea and cramping. if
-you arestgih if liver is torplid 1and
owels A iated or you have headache,
dizzine!-s. coated tongue, if breath is had
<or stomachi sour, jiut try ak .poonifuil of
harmless Dodon's Liver Tone "oight.
er'e' r my m oto any drug
vtore andfget I bottle- of Dodon, Liver
'Tone for at few-\nts Take- a spoonful
anud if it. doesn't staihtn ou righ1t. up
.nnd make you feel fine ande vi,!orousA, go
riak to the store and ,vet youmr money.
o(lson's Liver Tone i destroying tie
pnie of calomiel heau it, ca inotf sali
vate or make yout sick.
f iliousne s, FI-'h iche, C([.:*
C.,nstipaitien, driven 01'.
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