The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 02, 1920, Image 5
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Mrs/'L. L. Moore is visiting friends
in Florence this week.
14 G. Dudley Young, of Gaffney, is
spending a few days in the city on
business.
'Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Cook and cill
dren, of Owings, were shopping in the
city Monday.
liss Elizabeth 'Moseley, who has
been studying in New York, Is at
home for the summer.
. Capt. and Mrs. R. F. Fleming, of
Greenwood, are here for the Todd
Darlington wedding this evening.
Miss Josebelle Christopher, of At
lanta, Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Jerome Christopher.
Messrs. A. M. Sherbert and F. B.
Workman, of Lanford, were business
visitors here yesterday.
Misses 1Ile nand Harriet Uzzle, of
Wilson's Mill, N. C., have been visit
ing Miss Amy Wolff on Church St.
Mr. Thos. G. Waitts, of Louisville,
Ky., is spending a few weeks' vaca
tion in the city with his mother, Mri
Joe Watts.
Mrs. W. Joel Smith has returned to
'Abbeville after spending several
weeks iwith her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
E'. H. Wilkes.
Mrs. Lester L. Knight, of Ports
mouth, Va., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1-1. Roper, on North
-arper -street.
Mr. S. Boyd Sexton has been quite
sick at his home ,4ge past week, but
yesterday be showed considerable im
provement.
'Mr. J. T. Sexton, a former resident
of the county who is now making his
home in tinion, visited his brother,
Mr. Jeff Sexton, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. .1. Moore Mars and little daugh
r ter, of Abbeville, are spending some
timl in the city with Mrs. Mars' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ej. H. Wilkes.
Mrs. .C. E. Parker with her two clil
dren Arrived in the city yesterday to
spend some time with her parents,
Mr. and .Mrs. W. R. Richey.
Miss Maudie Mae Jessee returned
home from Brenau college Saturday.
accompanied by her friend, Miss Irma
Floyd of Statesville, N. C.
Mr. and Mirs. I. L. Wolff attended
the commencement exercises of Coker
college, at Hartsville last week, where
their daughter, Amy, was a zaeiber
4 of the graduating class.
Miss Annie Huff, who has been
teachig at Rowland, N. C., and Miss
Viviaij' Huff, who lian been' teaching
at Batesburg, have arrivod at hdme
for the/'summer.
Miss Bess Lovingood, of Atlanta,
Ga., who has been visiting Misses
Laura and Gladys Gray in Gray Court.
Is now visiting Miss Lula Dial for
several lays.
Miss Julia Crouch, of Salisbury, N.
C., arrived in the city Sunday and
will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Ferguson for the Todd-Darlington
wedding.
Miss Katherine Irby, wvho has been
working In Florence for the past sev
eral months, has returned to the city
for several wveeks preparatory to tak
ing up work elsewthere.
.\lri. andc Mris. Frank P. TVat um, wvithi
theiri four chiildiren, arrivedl in the
city yesterd(ay from Greensboro, N.
C., to spend some time with their
lparents, Mi? and Mrs. John F". Bolt..
D~r. 13. W. Cobb, of i';noree, was a
visitor in the city. Monday. Foir many
'years Dr. Cobb Nvas a promilnent phly
sician of Greenwood and is now en
joying a iarge priae'tiee in thle city
by the 10noree.
Col. W. R. JDariington, of Ahiendale,
arrived in the city yesterday to at
tend the marriage of his grand-daugh,
ter, Miss Ciaudia D~arllngton and Mr.
Jlames C. T1odd. I-He wasi ar'compa1
led also by W. R. D~arlington, Jr. and
wife.
Among friends of Col. 'T. I>. Dart
lngton e~xpioeted ini thle city today to
at tend the wedding tonight will be
Col. J. II. Calhoun, Mr'. Charles IC.
.\ t hew, Mr. .John 1). Mat how, Mr'.
u Is I [. Carter and .Mr. J1. Russell
ill iams.
Mr. Orion Nicholls, of Chester,
spent Sunday in the city with his par
ents, Mr. and Mi's. ii. Nicholis, on his
way to Offingham, lii., to take a spe
cial cour'se in photographly. Hie will
visit several or the larger cities while
away. Mr. Nicholls has been- nieting
with much success in the photographl
business since opening a studio in
Chetsor several year~s ago.
Prizes ini Butter ('ontest.
The foliowing are the prize winners
In the buttoer contest which closed
Saturday: First prize of $10.00, wvon,
by Mrs. M. ID. Moore, of .Laurens.
Second prize of $7.00, won by Mrs.
.13. R. Trodd, of flarksdale. Third prize
of $3.00, won by Mr's, J. M. DeShlelds
of I~nford and Mr's. L. 0. hanford
of l0benezer. Fourth prize of $3,00,
won by Sfra. Geo. Bolt of Trinity
Ridge and Mr.d T1. P. Byrd of Ora.
Mr. gcClure of the extension force of
Glan~uon Cnileen. Judged the butter
+ SOCIETY.
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Announcement,
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Fuller announce
the enkagement. of their daugthter,j
Mlary Belle to Mr. James Marshall
Spout, wedding to take place late in
June.
To Wed Next Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Little of the
county have issued invitations to th
marriage of their daughter, 1iss
Margareb Talutia Little, to Lieut.
James Corde Dozier of Rock 11111.
The wedding will take place Thursday
evening, June 10, at Bethany, Presby
terian church, and will be a society
event of cordial and wide-spread. in
terest. The bride-elect is a graduate
of Winthrop, class '19, and she has
been teaching this year. Lieutenant
Dozier won the congressional medal
of honor in the recent war.
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Todd-Darlington.
Ex-tensive plans have been made
for the marriage this evening of Mis
Claudia Irby Darlington, daughter of
Col. ,and Mrs. 'Thos. Deane Darling
ton, and Mr. James C. Todd, both of
this city. The mnarriage will -be per
formed at the home of the bride's par
ents on Irby avenue at 8:30 o'clock
with only a few friends and relatives
p-esent. After the ceremony, from 9
until 11 o'clock, Col. and Mrs. Darling
ton will give a reception in honor of
the bride and groom.
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The past week saw a round of eit
tertainments in honor of Miss Claudia
Darlington whose marriage to Mr.
James C. Todd takes place this even
ing. Wednesday morning Mrs. Hugh
K. Aiken gave an elaborate flve-course
luncheon in her honor at hel spac
lous home on West Main street. The
guests were 'invited at 1.1 o'clock and
luncheok was served at noon. The
house was -beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The dining roon
showed .a mass of sweet peas, the ta
ble being lighted with candles and
with a huge basket of sweet peas In
the shape of a heart occupying thc
center. After luncheon the guests re
paIred to the parlor to join, in con
versation. Before their departure, tht
hostesi presented Miss Darlingtol
with a dainty box of ribbons for lin
gerie.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Law
rence Kennedy entertained for Mist
Darlington at Forty Two. 'Seven ta
bles were prdpared for playing and a
very enjoyable afternoon was spent,
The house was decorated in sweel
peas and nasturtiums, making a very
pretty effect. A delicious salad coursc
with lee tea was served. The bost
ess presented the honor guest with a
beautiful goldl linger-ic clash).
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Another party given for Miads Darl'
ington- was that b~y Mrs. Albert C.
Todd Thursday morning, whient t h
game of Forty Two was played. The~
h'ouse was effectively dlecor-ated ini
r~oses and spring flowers. About flfty
guests w'ere inv'itedl to this party. Af
ter the game refreshments of sher-bert,
sandiwiches andi sweet cakes were
served. Miss Darlington wvas the re
ciieint of a dainty boudoir- cap giver
her- by the hostess.
Sa-tumrday afternoon Mr-v. A. Dial
(Gray entertained in honor- of Miss
Claudia Darl tintn, lher- house gauests
tor- thae wedding, Miissos Mar-gan-t
Warren, of Aliendale, and Marion Mc
Fadden, (at Kingstraee, and guests of
Mr-s. W. D). Fergutson, Mr-s. hiar-old
Rtoger-s and Miss E'lizabetht Lochr-idge,
of Atlanta, also heret for th wa ~edding.
A (delighat ful sala4 cou rse anad sher-la
er-t wvere ser-ved aifter a number'ldt of
gamies of Uraidge. Mr-s. Braooks Chlii
draess was brese5(nted with a box of
(daitnty stationery tot- securaing the
highest scotre atnd ealas Darlington
was also similar-ly honored.
Receplt iona Fridny..
A social event of tunusutal inter-est
was tlfe reception given by Mrs. W. D.
F'ergutson for- hea neie, M\iss Claudiai
Dar-lington, on Friday after-noon.
TIhae house *gas elabor-ately (hecorat
edl with D~orothy Perkins toses andl
fearns. The guests were met at the
dhoor by Mrs. 1H. K. Allken, gnd Mars,
R. Vance Ir-by. 'They w~er-e thien usih
cared to the receiving line by Mrs.
.Jer-ome Chraaistophaer and Mr-s. J1. II.
Teague.. in the receiving line wvere
Mr-s. W. D). Fer-guson, Miss Clauadia
D~arlington, MrM. T. D( D~a'lington,
Mrs. Har-old Rogers, Miss Edmonia
(Garrett, Miss Nina Mat-tin, Mrs. J. P.
Mat-ban, Miss Matrian McFadden, Miss
Margat-et WVarren, Miss Elizabetha
Loekr-idge, Miss Lucy Vance Daarling
ton. Mrs. Dial Grtay, Mrs. Jea-omet
Christopher, Mrs. J. II!. Teague, Mars.
L. U. flalle then invited the guests
into the dining a-oom. The bride's ta
ble was 'of unusual beauty, being ar
tistically decorated with ,white hilies
and pink roses .with fostpons of white
tulle draped frogi the chandelier.
Aiiss Olinthia Jones, Mrs. Earle Wil
son, Mrs. Rice Nickels, Mrs. R. F.
Jones cut cream and cake, while Miss
es Rosa Gray, Carrie Fleming and
Lila Todd served.
From the dining room the gtiests
were invited into the sitting room
where they were served delicioua
punch by Mrs. Pierce Irby, Mrs.
Brooks Swygert, Mrs. Virginit Caine,
Mrs. Gco. C. 'Albright and Airs. A. C.
Todd. A delightfiti musical pro
gram wa 'furnihsed by Mtrs. A. L.
Roper, Alisses Hat'tie Gray, Frances
Davis and Sara Bolt. Assisting in
this room were Aliss Bessie Todd,
Mrs. JR., Coke Gray, 'Mrs. J. F. Har
ney, an-d Miss Julia Imby.
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Olen~n-linaughm.
MissSarah Frances Glenn, daugh
ter of 11r. and Mrs. Downs C. Glenn,
and Mr. James L. Alimnaugih, Jr., of
Columbia, were happily married yes
terday at noon at the country home
of the bride's parents a few miles;
from Clinton. The marriage was a
quiet affair, only a few intimate
friends. and relatives being present.
After the ceremony the young couple
motored to Columbia to be entertain
ed at luncheon, after which they
were to leave on a bridal trip to
Canada. The bride is a graduate of
Chicora college and a very attractive
young lady. The groom is a promi
nent young business man of Volum
bla. They have a wide circle of
friends throughout the state who will
be interested in their marriage.
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.\lrs. W. ). Ferguson entertained
a few friends Thursday evening in
honor of the visitors here for the
Todd-Darlington wedding, Bridge
was played during the evening, af
ter which a delicious ice course was
served.
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1e0eting of U. D. C.
'The U. D. C.'s will meet with Mrs.
C. .M1. Clark Thursday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock.
FItAN(E AND BhtlT'AIN
HONOR AX.lFICAN DEAD
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The lord chief justice, the Earl of
Reading, lajor : General Sir John
Ileadlam, Robert P. 'Skinner, the
American consul general and many
other promineit Americans and Eng
lishnen attended. A party of civil
war veterans occupied the front pews.
Services were held at Queenstown
in memory of the Lusitania victims.
A large American flag was spread ov
er the beflowered graves. The Bishop
of Cloyne, the acting American con
sul; John E. Andrews and Admiral
Sir lleginald rupper and other mill
tary and n-aval officials attended. Af
tor the services a sluadron of Brit ish
soldiers sounde(d "'the last i)ost."
O# Igo Winthrop.
M\iss Daisy liarris, Ilome D~emon
st ration Agent,' accomp~aniedl by thme
following wvomen and girls, wvill at
tend the annual short course given at
Winthrop College for Home D~emon
st ration wvorkers from Ju ine 3-12:
M\rs. Gleo. Oqlt, Trinity-1Ridge; Mirs.
P'. 1i. A'ber'cronmble,' Ora;i M\rs. 'Wil lie
Patterson, Lanford; Aliss Mattie
Sloan, Ebhenezer; .Allss Albert~a
Tenguie, is'mbon; Fannie D~omin ick,
Wadswvorth school; lanid Wofford.
Prospect school; M\ary .toe Parson,
Central school; Allie 11. Phillps,
hIethany school, and .Mary Sloan,
Copeland school.
i~andl Stle at ('ross .lulL1
Thie Davis Rlealty Comipany and the
Southern States Realty Company
conduncted a successful sale of resl
dlence property at cross 11111 Satur
day. Tihe Nan nie I. Will iaems proper..
ty, located in thie (enter of town, cut
u'y into nine rosidential 3ots, was
sold1 to M\essrs. C. 1). Nanee and Imrn
(est Ailill ing foir $4,295, the n1inie lota
being aucetionied off In 35 minumtes.
Th'Ie lots hiad a frontage of 50) feet and
a delith of 250) feet.
All-Day Singinig.
An "All Day Singing" will be given
at hiellview chur'ch Sunday, Jiime 23rd.
The publlic is cordially invited.
('itatlin for Letters of Administration
State of South Carolina,
C'ounty of Laur'ens.
I fy 0. 1: Trhomipson, Probate Judge:
IWhereas Eilza A. .\l~ill has made
suit to me to gi'ant hei' Letters of Ad
inistiration of the IEstate and effects
of 'is. Mar'y M\. .illl.
These ar'e, ther'efore, to cite and
adimonishi all and singumlar' the kindred
and Creditors of the said M\rs. M\ary
31. .eIill, dleceased, that they he and
appmear' befoi'e m-e, in the Court of
Pr'obato, to ho 1he1( at L~auriens Coiurt
House, Laurens,, S. C., on the 7th day
of Juno next, after' publicat ion here-.
of, at 11 o'clock in the foi'cnoon, to
showv cause, if any they have, why the
salid Administration should not be0
granted,
G (iven uinder' my hand this 24 th (lay
of Maiy Anno Domini 1920.
1 0O (1. THOMPSON,
NEW RUGS AND
ART SQUARES
We have just received 'a large shipment of
fine Rugs and Art Squares; new patterns and
combinations in colors. They are in Wilton
Velvets and Axministers, and are marked so
reasonable that all who are needing rugs can
save money by buying now.
SS. M.& E. H.Wilkes & o.
Notice Of DlSsohlition.
By authority of the Board of Direc
tors, the stockholders of Laurens Gin G PIPE
& Fuel Company, a Crporationi, are
notified to meet at t he offilee f the
said coman at Laurens, SoulIth a ro-r Just in rceit Of a CIt' (' II 1111 ng
lina, ol .uly 3rd, 1920; at ten o'cloc,
A. -L., to conskdevr a resolutioi for
ithc dissolution o the said corpora- Of (aI aliZeil HOOfIL 011t, '011 in st((k.
tion.
'W. N..\IlONG, President,
'12. 1). .N1'NG, Seretary. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
.lay 1, 192t-t
I N Al I,$E'l"I|IE.1IF NIT.
TPake not ice thiat on1 the 2nld day of ~- ------~~ ___ ____
July, 19120, 1 will render a fInal ae-____
counit of ,my acts and doinlgs as A'
minitist rator (If the es-tate of T'liza
l'cieh ner, dleceaised, ini the oftice of the
Ju idge of Pr obaite o(f TLautrens (ount
ty, at 11 o'clock, A. .\1.. and onl the
same day' will apply for' a final di(s
chage romheytruiraeAdinitra
mecnt (In tat date: and all piersonls
having cIlims agat inst saidl estat e wtItl
inesent them oni or befor'e sa1id dte,t o
duitly proven or' he forever harredC.
-- NOTiI(E -OF E.I.E("'I'ON.........T ~ E p r uc n~ rsv s Sc
State of Southii'arlinai, T rs l n w n
('outnty olf tanurents.
'Whtereas, -peti tionls si gnted byv a legal~
nubrof the (qua~lifl~ied electors and ~d y vTe e
fr'ee-holders resldinig in D ialIs school
Sou th, Cartol inn, ask intg for ani r a' uc niig o
eleion upon0 thle qutt ion (If vo( tiglu ry
iroerty Iin sadsho istrictI, to
tbe utsed for ;chtooIl Piurpioses, htave
been filed with thle' count3tyoaird (If yo wh t on es eca w rk ih
eduction aneI'et ion Is htereby (Irai
(eed 1upon1 saId qu iestilon, said( election11
to he0 held on the l'7th day of Juine', an od tr whc y u mih.hnk s
1i120, atBrsaeSchool .lItol ding,
ini sal(l (distiict, unider thle tannage
mnofthe tustees of satid schooI l.Io e fr
Only such electors as return-t tenl
orproa rpryfor taxailon and IT y u n ta on C sn n
tration certIficates as r'eqired(' In ' o
thle general (elti shatll he aliIIloed ousef
to vote.
T1hose favoring the 3 mil11 addItion- W V ~ ~ m~
ali tax shall vote a~ hallot conitaltinngi ~ i1 fiI I T
thle wotrd "'Y'' wr titten or tinted
thro.Those against the Jt milIl? V L ,I I IL 1 1
adlditiontal tax shall v'ote a -ballot con
taining the word "NO'' written ort ~
itr ilted t here'on. P1o1Is shatlh open at
the htoiur (If, 8 o'clock in tile fotrenoonSTIO
and shllII remtain open util the hour t
of 4 o'clock In thte after'noon whenl
they shnll lhe closedl, andl tile ballots Bete
countedl.. V ~aii~ o h
Tlhe trutstees shall repor't the r'esult
of tihe electionl to tile coutnty audt~itor'
and( Counity aulerintendent of eduica
Ion wIthin ten dlays thler'eaftet.
* ItR. T, WILSON, Sut
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