University of South Carolina Libraries
* 0*0 * ******e e **..... * Local and Personal Mention. * F1. P. MlcGowan, Esq., s9pqnt 'Monday In Anderson onl profegssonal businless. Mrs. Dick Owings spent yesterday in (ray Court with relatives. M.\r. and 'Mrs. Wilmot Smith, of Greenville, spent Sunday in the city with relatives. Miss Alary Belle Fuller has returned home after teaching in Greenville the past year. Mr. Earle Wilson left last night for IllChmond, Va., to psend a few days oil businiess. ri. Claud Uabb and .his mother left last week for NIllsiitippi where they will visit i'vlatives for several weeks. Aiiss Lottle Sullivan, who has bee! attendihg school in Wilmington, N. while l viig vith her' sister, .\iti. )al Ins, retiriined houle Saturday. The lmIny 'rienlls of .\Mr. Tom Ia, who is now sel ling autolobile sny. M v!, wrv ghul to see lii m in tlie M'r. Albert wial, who lu been at a Ballimoie lsptal for the last m1onth or (wn, returneIld hlomlst , week Very much im1proved inl health. .i's. J. I. .\Marion and children, of Sumlter, are expWtted as guests of i)r. and .Mrs. W. 1). 'erguson for the Todd-IDarl I nigtol wvedding. lisses Alpla Bolt and /I tebecca Clark, who have been t'aclliig school InI llorry county this year', have re tIu'nied home for the summer. .\r. 1). W. d'mlory, representing the, 'Louisville Products Company, manu - facturer3 of Clean-easy "for the home wash," was in the city Thursday visit ing the trade. .\ir. Brooks Swygert and Mr. Thomas 'Downey went pl) to Greenville yester day to represent the Laurens lodge at. the grand lodge Knights of Pythias, in session there tils week. Mrs. Alsey Miller, who has been critically Ill for several weeks, showed slight signs of imiprovemietn yester day but grave fears were still held out for lier recovery. Messrs. E. 11. Wilkes, T. L.. Mon roe, 11. L,. Clardy and 'W. P. Thomason went over to Greenwood yesterday to attend (he meeting of the Tri-State Furniture Dealers convention. .ss largaiet Warren, of Alleidalo, and Miss Marion McFadden, of lKings tree, are expeted to arrive in the city today to attend the Todd-Darling ton wedding iext \ednesday. Mis. W. 1%. Dlarlington .lr., and Aliss '141ey 1)arlinglon. of Allendale, will arrive in tIhe city today to lsIt C(ol. and Mlrs. T. D. Dallinton i unjil after Ohe Todd-D-arlin gt on wedding. Mi's. ilari lRiod ers alld .\11m Jliza eth(l .kridge, of .\tlanta, will a i. tod-y to b1kle guists of D!-. aatl .\la 1. W. '!'. F l in ol fcr thv To:1d - DarliAt weohing .\lisihi,C'o IhIC rliltnes tas t'i ; Tearise arriv in th city Faurdtdy ay m a.i-n c-il a . TPh,, I t' ( a Jdaestlinumleii reurned .\day~ ito a-i'I tnd tihe 'oCComeSmftetII exariieo. woiy he beeniloatteing iimlstonei i'ollegeC ae rtsn hoofo the lwCICLy sunier.sAy Wolf~' a11C5 i vi ho aCiI a year ise expd/et rid hma i'dayi.T('I -~dr~. afte. Vact ndg sir.o Chre Wle.whnwg spend ea dasvl'ast week with thefm. rsfte nlapo tr laina theba wa'rsof ti heo ciuty.' Theyk teortapsn visit andll is a' lo. ofC lulcftl'k. 't~i~hd~ CII '~ ardony aftr i nig chool wa here b Iuingegpast lo wll it~ lev lior ther hoe nPieoo'ody.T w(' e ardomanie 'by nk.\f rn Wle s who wl'tspend severa wii(eeks wths toem. 1( C'l~ fCfo v th Iitles and .\(l ~ateil ofl0y,1' dlalana, Cuball anrd in l te hcity lat wey lo viit lai. Mayds 'CeD. 31see.i. ilseley'' occu.iepie h Sunday mondngandi wa hl b lar l'cngegaWlon iofa itrete,. s tenroWdedys.h ilme.ti afernaot at kin'clokowith durig theli A.en HilklnAts iddethe ofou marlingchdaao for thl e~,alreno' barc Tful floral trbues hiche weC~re lacedll makio wl betsing aet upong each ool Te WeidyndyCt, wMal met this urg~~ sci'ily nied to attensent **** * ** * * ** * * * ** * * Honors, Laurens OJy Schools. * * Session 1919-20. * * 'Winner of scholarship mcdal for highest yearly average: Nelle Jones. Wnner of D.. A. R. medal for high est average in American history: im mle Lou Washington. Winner of McGowan medal for besT essay by member of McGowan Liter ary Society: Caroline Holmes. Winner. of Phil D. :Huff medal for highest average in Latin: Nelle Jones. Winner of 0. B. Simmons medal for best score in military tactics: Fred bishop and loy Childress, tied. My lioior Roll. The following Iupils have attained the distinction of having their names on the honor roll every month during the session: Eleventh Grade--Edna Riddle, liz abeth Senn. Tenith rade--Eula Blurns, Nancy l long, Rosalle Sullivan, Emmin 1,c o Wa'shing-tonl. Nliih Crade--lierman Taylor, 'Mar In Teagu e, V'ermelle Caltie, Margar Nt Coleman, Lois Fuitiler, Allie Go.'.. nell, Martha Miller 'loller, Nelle Joncs, Eia Mlae Marlin, Sara :Nliza 8ygert, Louise Smith, Grace Taylor, Eh-a Taylor, .1eanie Wright. Eighth Grade-Alliene .Miller, Wy att Waldrep, Fred Clifton. Seventh Grade-,Paul 'Philpot, Janic iillies Davis, Sidney I lloms, Kailh erine Hicks, Marie Gene Gray, Mary 0. loller, (Na'yime Franks, Thomas Watson, Cothran 'MeCravy, Frank illoper, .1lorace Ni .blolt, France) Knight, 'Everett Thomas, Georgo '\\1right, Margle Chancy, Harold llud gens, Margaret Humbert, Clara Boyd. Sixth and Seventh Grades-4H'ilda Taylor, Mary Wade, Ada Catherine Owings, William Powcr, Layton Wal drep. Sixth Grade-TEdith I1ellams, Ida Mae 'ilunter, Lila Rickman, Gertrude Sexton, Nlary Lou Ferguson. -Fifth Grade--Afartha Power. 1lar lowe 'Mahaffey, Mary Avery. Fourth and Fifth Grades-Bruce Thompson, Oscar Babb. Fourth Grade-dMary Anderson. Third Grade--Martha Franks, E'mily Taylor. Second Grade-Sarah Dorroh, Ma bel Trotter, Emanuel Martin. First Grdae--Elmily Babb. Perfete Attendantice ad l fle' Punc ty. The following pupils have been. neither absent nor tardy luring tle *ession: Tenth Grade-Eula llurns, RosalI Stillivan, 'tmile Lou Washington. Ninth Cradealerman Taylhw, Mar garet Colem1an1, F.lrank Wad(, Lois Fu1 ler, Allio Gosnell, Nolle o ns ei Eliza Swvygert, l.olise Smith. Elevenlth Orade -\!ary Gqe 'ih h Grade-M\line' .\iller, l1l11h 1: Ilvan, Rloy Gaston, Wyatt Waldr~ep, SeWv'omh Grade -laurie iiennely, Pai l' hilpot, .\ar vi C wii' h an y 'I and Feventh (rades-- -lin Sixth Gradie -.\ary jLu iFerguison, Ida M\ae Illunter, Gertrude Sexton, bi ha flickman. Fifth Grade--Lamar Caldwvell, Miary Avery, Martha Power, Clara Sex ton I harlowe M\laafey. IFourtht and Fifthi Grade(s-W~illiam son. Second G'rade--Saraih Dorroh,.\a tioni lieddl, M an uel M\artin, M\abel Tr'iottecr. To'l Serve Tees and1( SanichesI(lt'. ' The 'intermedilate Chiristian En deavors of tile First Presbyterian chur'chi will serve Ice cream andl sand wichies in the 0ld Mo0seley & Rolinil builIding on thle public sqtta rc Thurm day evening beginning at 8 o'clock, 'lThe 1)ubl1Ic is invited to attenid the en tertainmnent and buy "of"' tile refrcsh mntis. E ntertuainmtent at Friendushaip ChIurch, Thel( young people of Frienldship Pre'(sbyteI (aan ('hurchl I will give an eni ter'ta inmien t at thle -lekory Tlavernt sichool bilidIng .Saturday evening \iny 29th, bot~lnning at 8:30 o'cloc'k. Admission will be 15 and 25 cen ts. Theli pitblic s cordially3 invitedi. It will pay you to come manny mihles to .J. C. Burns & Co.'s two big stor'es In L~aitrens, and buy your spring and summer bill s. J. C. iHurnts & Co. (elbIs same goodls fotr less money all thei timie. In Memiorinam. To my dear depatrted mother, Mr s. Clain Coopter, whose Ilife and Influtence still live to give consolation and choct' to het' childrmen, :na' . est a Cmies'(' of her. Chatlotle, N. C'., M\ay 22, 1920. Come to Laurtens and buy you r bill at J1. C. Burns & Co.'s two stores. Two big stocks to select from andl yoit can buy very neat' everything you needl at J. C, Burns & Co. for less mney, + + SOCIETY. + + + 1++++1'+ + ++++++ + Irs. A. S. Perry entertained the '. K. club In a delightful manner at the Lautrens Hotel last Wednesday af ternoon. A number of games of Rook were enjoyed after which the hostess served a salad cour.e with ice tea. -.\r. Chas. P. Fleming entertained twenty-three friends at an el-eg.nt eight crurse dinner Thursday even ing in honor of Mr. James C. Todd, who Is to he married .11ue 2nd to Miss Claudia Darlington. The gutests were seated arounld two talblles in dif ferent rooms, Ir. Fleming presid ig at one with Mr. Todd at his right. Ir. F. 11. Caine, brother-in-law of thie host, presided at the other. After the l:ast cou rse the party adjourned to the parlar, vhcre cigars we-e lit and the rest of the evenuing pen t in con versa I ion. Whi i atelired here a mes sen'er lioy enteredl from a side (loor and handed .lr. Todd a scaled box containing a w id(Ie viariety of tie:'. han'!k erefs. hose and other article. useful to marricd as well asa sinaile men sent up by tIe guests duirnig the afternoon. Although mitch surprisld. .\lr. To(d was able to express htisi thanks in a few suitable words. ---0 Mrs. Brooks Swygert gave a very pretty party 'l ursday In honor )f AI iss Claudia Darlington. The house was prettily decorated in rcses and two roolits Were set apart for playing cards. In one room were tables for 'bridge and In another tables for Forty Two. After the gaimes a de lightful salad coirse with mints was serve(. Te honor guest was present ed with a silver tea )Oell and a collee tion of dainty lingerie. -0 Friday afternoon NI lss Claudia Darlington was again the guest of honor at a deihflForty-Two party given by Mrs. T. I'. Kendrick, the house being decorated In roses an i other cut flowers. There were six tables of bridge and after several ex citing gaimes were played a tempting salad course with (coca cola) Ice ted was servud. .liss Darl in-ton was pro sented with a ho.x of lovely hand-made handkerchiefs and- a very pretty sachet big. ------- .\rs. It. Vance I-by was the hostuss 'Satilrday morning a.t an elaborat four-coiri se luncheon In iontor of .I Claudia Darlington. The house .xas decorated in spring flowers, the dinting. roomi itsevlf b i a scenie of raro hel'.tty. A 1E'w ;, cimes of Portty Two w;re eitoyed by the Iu"st.-, ;itytu 1i mnm- r, :"nd efter Ohw VeIn. il(1N hointte.: liri at n~d lilt Oil \ea Mdii S i-c. *\ (11( Acli by '.w;it w:'h tou m: of han 't ross hand-.d hand Mla Mrha Owf g N.r Caot :ray anvMis .\arah Bol:'. onr West .\an strsst Arolyn elout log pink was Oaringd and very effective lyr withira irofspee n o ink oses. Ths reen~ atwer'eti .\ y Antony Fulj5,r nd AliebtsO Mar''i~thatins ther (Carol Graye and ll Warays noit, lr tCaiy Boilt' anokd la aron flem.t -s frn, Sor. ITeo m whngs.dMs il Todd andrt arohos. R. onfderat. .iteadenhd of l i enone lio erthteIs' thd laenders of the counftdrayy Mad de epiteled tatbement byo apolry seto ake. T.\aden ('iepdublican i'ei nros ntechuse ton Tusayttpt tho oertes unonN tvi Wadays w(re "tamitos"evod trmo rt fromer wasthen ime'mber romth ieorasentatevera SEthman mom Sers sNortin Carolsna at Coederate vetiea lharodth."ts ht \r .\laddu's simila remarkie lastmweat wud toar diproedb a majoityp of denrtatied thatson hemohatn apoloy tolmaki t Theid to nt'd terae I)Oaere Theyor w-eraue tatos.Yo saymte no dtroy the unIon, \ade ad Tre t as anii susrded fnaly thet 'romocrat, sevneratl Souhern lie-i h0r' soug'tying "Ye," and oher.,n "Yhu'r al Niar."~'a aon na vl Meissur, ohse fom craion.atstr" Not a M oth! Her Spring Suit is in just as good a condition as when she packed it away last fall in her new Moth Proof Cedar Chest. What a contrast to last spring. Before she owned the Cedar Chest, she had a dreadful ex perience. She put away her suit the fall before in her trunk, wrap ping it with newspapers, because she had been told that they kept out the Moth. But they didn't! When she opened the trunk in the spring, that suit looked like a tea strainer. But she had learned her lesson. When she bought the new spring suit, she also bought a new Cedar Chest, and she hasn't seen a Moth from that day to this, and isn't likely to, either. We Have a Special Line of Cedar Chests S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co: LAURENS, S. C. STATE ('ONVEINTION U'I'lOLDS THEl Pli-SPIE:NT11 ( tin d from1 P1tiage One.)Al he e-.n i'oater 2ixth 1''(1 D. 1ie. (' uel. ' .sn e~I:-li ; Se en h, '!fl e ( . .ll . 1 i d,; bI'-.1 " I 1 limbiioi Ope ts Civ d2 . n* 4 . i Thm (.I!eIive commIIi t te-!n w mAtlm f0r i ht'121'. co vi lowe 1t5& rn22 (' ind ih rAan t'5he1 2 'idStes snaoil~e' : 2'' h I t 0 'Ite. 'l) hU ~ (22' I!t emIit oiv Xomosd of)\\-ilie ,aon 1 i12.Thnrre.e assesusmnent oft heb l"r'sst!ilat I 1. ~eti f(o i. O ('oniidencnien WiRein .\o relton f xprssi ng o nf iden ;in Wooda l ro h W ison's (liist andt the holek ofw the preient'so halths mligthCitn .C hPie so retIonred s:t"e a gi assumel~'fl leaerhip of the 'moa l!'ce- - 2 e ion. The f resolut i ona t'lere byl SiaI I thn t eniei2 n! I 1 ''i'- fr '1' 2I'2 gressna from4 as te hi rdat iistri t : hee e lo chigd t~i 10; hV'o~ 00Ie~ i~i'. 'bs L~)2 121ler t the convention02 was finlstruct-- w m n wh a e i~) 101l n t 14) 01~ : :~ )' 13 i0 ST1 &2d 'o?4telegraph. this 1to1 the 2president.2 "t02' olved That we, te llemInoc'e'thratmwr nd okr, li the 'i'on.)1Woodrow14\\ofltson,2the' grl~t vtred o hat and strength ini ord2)eIfri ch ' 'I tji02 h 1' fIoom' precl' l tht hei ma l ie 1)lassume on theis~ iIltd 113er-l(C (1)0)l Ou4n (fth tc 1) ''ii(Ii o sip alof Clt the o l f aceo t wol.'"n Sae~'i .O' ~kIiJ lfi1g' T'hes h o lntof tol211)1 en tranchise th e iti' (Il'tflel alo ok '''' Gt At' th Pc womenof te Stte ws deeate by iP. P'ollock, of' Chera w, 1)0th former.'l4i~ 4 as o i; S~tlin 1s 12 4 ~w:1 I( S 1( 'iil i'ni ted State(s 021 Leaois from Soul itoh )01 g plih 11f0i1'n)n ~ ~ )'114lI If'Il)(2'1 (t0' Car'olinia and)4 both having v'oted on op- Whn M.loe sidte'11 edl A122 4( 2)1 Ia'' 'l3'tm iies poside1 sides5 diuinig their tenure of )) ply t 12,Ilt 414 pd'' yriii ok12'll) o'541) iglli (1211c0 On the0 qunest Ion. .\ir. Blenet 1., r o ok 1' o okJl) 0111li w (2. P i111!krsn i ~l um21 01mpromoilsingly' againust suiffr'age, fo 1)1soet 1looIo ))51: in c~c 1C~I2O.-Ecin wvhile .\I r. P'ollock Is ain ardenl'lt suII - Ili~iI(g. 1ioo~'l 011 h i x Ipforter. The tIlt. camne at the coneli-a- gsIasdb~entetf. C~hda eebe rs ~l :lon of Mir. Blenet's speechi 411uring - fIh 1O'd502 o 'I.l'' ~ l whIileh .\lr1. llenet had sa1id he had o W r sI latyCi~t h OtCl'(15Is222 liI 'e1 l chaiged suippor'ter's of suffrmago as Ibe- l hlrntoibrlwt om oea (l ~lI gna ii11P'1'neI e lng the self-a1ppointed4 spo0kesmen0 forrl.tlroImoeoIcstor'idtr'm'. e blsn hng o2110)150iil ther womenti. i'. lieneL had also saId GOES''SlE.Sc2If~Cgvnrglry tb o rsatog 1 lsi n lie unders~i'tood that cer'tinl political rv"tedgs~orn ctcaGnrl fcuh 21f11t2104lf~lta 11(1boo hngng fir Icnng''olcto heW!O - ni~~a betlr w a il \'lvli then ll1~'o1111obo e\\esivly Sthow o x o d \ vel Phwrn' adteCi nos wil e b3L'd m Th er el inr can uscom I~~'i'l onhs "at~g oi te it-j pefei 'alh .latn to alc cbt. 2 den ane 4.00 ai li whrehhe