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* * * * 0* *S * * * * * * * * S *.e eS * Local and Persona Mention. * * * * * * * * 4 a 5 a' * - * .... ' Nir. C. C. Young, of Clinton, Wias a 'Visitor in the city .tbonday. Mr. Job L!ttle, of ColuNmia. spent the 1week-end in the city wr. his moUl.r, Mrs, J. R. Little. Miss Evel'yn and lettie Nabors, of Saltda, N. C., are visiting their uncle, Mr. J, L. Nabors, onl Gordon mfreet. Misses Willie and Olynthia Jones leave today for Newberry to visit rela tiVes. Mrs. .J. ). Watts returned last Week afteri a tour of about three months in European countries. Mrs. Calhoun 'and daughter, MIrs. Folk of Tampa, Fla., visited .ir. aidy Mrs.F. P. .leGowan Sunday. .\lr. and .rs. lFarl Caine spent sev cral days' last week motoring in the mouitains of North carolina. .il*. T. .1. McAlister has been spend il jEYiral lays in tihe city with his family. Mr. Farris .artin left last week for Ithama, N. Y., where he will be an in striuetor on tlie faculty of Cornell in'l versity in the 'electrical department. Mrs. Marion .1. Simpson was carried to the Anderson hospital last week and Is now undergoing treatment at the hands of a %-eclalist. .\lr. and .\l.r. '. W. Shell returned from their honeymoon last week an( are now at home at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Clardy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Power 'with their children and 'sister. Miss Lucy Kate Thompson, of Monroe, Ga., have re turned home after visiting Mr. .ower's father, .lr. J. ii. Power, a fow mIles out of the city. Mr. Preston 11. Speed, Jr., of Abbe ville. was. a visitor in the city Sunday. Mr. -Speed Is pleasantly reniembere. here as a former member of the 13nt Ieri Guardsi which camped here for a few months at the outbreak of the war. 'Later he received a climilssion as First Lieutenant and served In FIaice' with -the same outilt. He is now huty ing cotton inl Abbeville. BAPTIST ASSOCI ATION. Next Session Will he Held at Friend shilp, September 28 and 21). The 'Laurens 'iBaptist Association will meet 'in its 2-Ith annual session, Tuesday and Wednesday, SCptember 28 and 29. at 'Friendship church near Gray Court. As this is the first *me t Ing since the 75-million campaign Iet fall it will be the most Important perhaps, since the or ganization of this body. Matters of the most vital lim portance tvill conic up for considera tion, all of which will- affect the life ands progress of every church in the Association. It is, therefore, greatly to the Interest of each individual church to he fully represented in this meeting. ' All the churches are here by urged to send up, not only the three delegates to which they are en titled by the constitution, but also additional representation, and the Ex ecutive Committee wvill recommiendi that all representatives b~e received and enrolled as regular delegates. The plastors enxecially and other chuarch officials are reque(stedl to assume t'he responsibility of urging this matter upon their respective churches. The impuortance of this meeting demands the presence first of every church in the Association, second, of a large number of the denominatIonal mem -bership. By request of the iExecutive Coin mnittee. W.'P. 'cUtLBERflTSON, Sec. Card from Mr. Power, Tro the voters of Laurenus County: Feeling deeply grateful for the honor conferred upIon me b~y my re election to the office of COlerk of Court, I am using this method to thank my friends publicly' for this reniedo ex pr'ession of confidence and to say that it elieits from pie a greater determina tion, if possible, to serve -the ipeoiple of the County to the very best of my ftbility. I ,shall strive in the 'future as in the past, to serve the awhole peo le In a prompt, pleasant and cour teous manner. Respectfully, Card of Thmanks. I1 take this opportunity to ex..press my thanks and' ap~preciation to the vtotors in Laurens county, who cast tileir ballots for me in tho~second pri iffary for. the offlee of Sheriff. I tried the very best I knewv how -to wage a clean campaign ahd think I suceeeel in this respect. I accept my defeat grac lously, and entertain no ill feeling against my opponents or those who voted against me. I iwant to say here however, that I will be In the race for Sheriff of Laturens County four sears from now, and dlon't intend to miss a single opportunity between now and then to make my election sure. Respectfully, JOE~ F. SMIT H. ICoal billi5 ar's a ltarge 'ipart of your lIting expense-reduce them by -using Coln'a 'I-int 1Rinait Heaters. Annnetnt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas- Deane Darl ington announce the engagement of thelir daughter, LAuCy Vance Darling ton 'to Mr. 1Fdward McCrady, the wed ding to take place on November 18th, 0 0 0 Love-I rby. 'Chester, Sept..S.-One of the daliti est weddings of the season look place at the home of Mrs. -. !A. Mills, when her grand-daughter, Miss .lMinna Gray Love, became the .bride of George Wil lis Irby, of Laurens. As it was a gold en-rod wedding, the rustle note -pre valled. The floor was decorated with masses of black-eyed Susans and gold en-glow mixed with asparagus fern; in the hall tall baskets of Ileir-de-soleil, and fern ornamented the po.sts of the urgi- *tairway. An wit-dow, Wedding had bele planned, but A tiddenT rala 'storm prevented, so the ceremony was Performed In the library of the sIa clots old colonial home. At the first notes of Lohengrin's wedding march played by Mllss Bettle .\leLure, the two grand dames, grandmothers of the bride, took their iplaces. .\liss .\layme Iry, t sister of the groom, descended the stalrway and entered ft library, followed by .\lr. lugh ichelberger, of Ilaluren1s, MIss Inez Nolan of Columbia, .l-r. J. Hossiter Fizer, of Hamlet, N. C., Miss Pearle Price of North and M1s Lucia .lills of C(hester. .\r. .1. If. x.le l1re, an aunt of the bride, was (amnie of honor and she in turn wats followed .y little -\iiss 'a'olin Illudgens, tile winsome ring-bearer, carrying tle ring in a tiny bird's nest. I'receding the bride, :vas her sist.er, Miss Catherine iLve, as maid of honor. The i brde en tered on the arm of her unc le. Capt. It. G. .l ills, and was met by the groom wit-h his brother, Dr. William irby, who acted at best man. Rev. .1oh11 it. lilly, of Brevard, N. C., 'PIerformed the core mony. The bride's dress was of deep point lace with bretelles of pussywillow satin. The veil, which had been worn by the bride's mother, was caught in cascade folds by a wreath of orange blossoms which 'had 'been worn by the mother and grandmother of the bride. Her bouquet was of shasta daisies and Queen Ann's lace, tied with white tulle The dame of honor wore white headed georgette, while the maid of honor's dress awas cream georgette and baby Irish lace. The bridesmaids wore white organdy and carried armfuls of golden-rod, tied with yellow tulle. The groomsmen were , attire in white trousers and dark coats with tiny bou tonniers of golden-rod. Receiving In the hall :were Dr. and Mrs. I. B. Malone, Mirs. J. G. L. White and. Miss Mary 'Love \leLure. After the ceremony the guests were received in the dining room where Mrs. John N. 'Iludgens of Laurens, and .\rs. W. W. Moore, of Columbia, served block Cecamf and~ cake. asisistedl by M\isses Al lie Matth'ews of Chlai'lotte, N. C., and 'l izabeth .\lcLure, of 'Chester. .\l nts were passedI by .\lIss E0thel Ann Mc Lure. On the porch, converted into a Spanish ggrden bly imasses of golden 'glow, golden-i:od and yellow-shaded chlandeliers, Punch wias served by Misses I~liza 'Walker and Mlargaret Oates. The favors, lpieces of dream cake, wrapped in yellow -paper, twere Passed by lIttle Misses 'Ulecker Malone and 'Helen tDuinlap. In the paror the array of lovely precsents attested to the wide popuarity of the young couple. As the bride ascended the stairway to ch'ange to her travelling suit of jade 'blue1, with black seal trlmmmings and lpan-velvet hat, she threw her bouquet, which was caught .by Miss Pearle Pi'ice. Thle young couple left amid a shower of rice and 'best wishes for a. short wedding tip, after whIch they will make t heIr home1 inl 'lochiester', N. Y. Th'le bridle is a gratduate of the Uni versity of Souith Carolina and foi' tihe ;iast two 'ears was head of the comn merielal department inl the Laurens high school. Mir. Irby, whlo is the son ct Mr. and Mr's. A. G. Irbyfl of this city, is a gradutate of Furman University, aind at present is stuldying in the Hal) tist SemInary in 'Rochester, N. Y. He is also lpastor of the Baptist church in HamlIn, N. .J. 'Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding nyere: 'Mr's. A. (I. Irby, Mr. andl Mrs. 'John N. Hudgens and Miss Caro line Hudgens, of Laurens. Fairy-Oandy. A wedding of cordlial Interest took place 'at the home of the bride's pal r gnts, Mi'. andt 's. TI. A. Fairy, Wed nesday, September 15, at 5:;2) o'iock, wvhen Miss Kathleen Falrcy became thle bridle of Mir. Ho~ward L. Gandy. The home was simply but very tastefully decorated with pot plafis, Cut flowers andl ivy. -Before the ceremony, MIss 'Dorothy Ftairgy sang! "At Dawning," accom panied by MIss. Lois Fuller on the Ipiano, At the straIns of Loheongrih's B$ridal Chorus, played by Miss Fuller, the bride dressed very becomingly in a travelling suit of reindeer velourwith accessories to match, carrying a lovely corsage shower bouquet of brides' ros es, ferns and swansonia, entered on the arm of her father and met the groom before an altar of ferns snilax and white tapers. The ceremony %vas Performed by the bride's pastor, Rev. A. .E. -loller, of the First Methodist Church of this city. .liss Fuller play ed softly "''o a Wild Rose," during the ceremony. After a dainty ice oure was served the bridal couple motore to Clinton where they took the train for Richmond, Washington and New York. 'The wedding was a very (Iul2t affair, only the nearest relatives of tihe contracting partIes being present. Mrs. Gandy is a native or Orangeburg and graduated with distinction in the Normal Music course in the class of 1918 at Winthirop College. Mr. Gandy is i ieiher of one of the largest and itost influential families of Darlington Cuilly and rIeeived his cducat ion at 2leison College. le is a travellii salesinit for a large Wholesale ha rd Wvare firm in Richmond, Va. Th( jut-of-town guestW Were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ganly and .\l r. \ill: - Gandy, of Dovesville; \iss lielen Gan dy of Clinton, anid .\l r. W. T,. Preeis. of Great Falls. After a visit .f Iku days. Mr. and Mrs. Gandy will bIe at home fin Hartsville. "SAXY" I'lAEAS-S .' DI 1-N:'ES. Large .\tteiilanCe On File Perform.ll anees of Local 'Talen4t1 Piny. "Sand", the foir-net comtied. Written by .lMiss Rebecca ijal and preented by Lauren s people at five differint I aces dlrin, t he past week, 'layed to cpacity bmiand was givenii a spl-n' did recelion at every performa nec'. 'i'lie play was given at 'i'riinity-idee Waesday nighit, at Laurens Thurs day, WcodrufY Priday, (Gray Vourlt-Ow. qi atur(lay. an(d Cross ilill Monday. III every town, the cart was shown ma ny coltei; and lie receipts from tHI sale' of1 tickets Will co:is!derably aid in the (ampaiign against illiteray for which lcause tlie play wis wirttell and presented. The total receipts from4 all performances <were in excess of $600. The east wias Particularly grateful for a delightful luncheon served at Woodruff, the distance there being so far that it was necessary to leave Lau rens before 'the evening meal. The cast and a few friends were also guests of .iss\ Wil Lou tray at a -pI nic served on the grounds of New Prospect church Monday evening. At these "social functions," those who assisted with music were also present. Among these were Mrs. Il. K. Aiken, Mrs. E. D. Easterby, Miss Frances Davis, Messrs. C. H. Hicks, Ed. Hicks. Jack McCravy, James McCravy, -Mar vin Franks, J. 1. Parker, and Cecil Roper. To :pick out the stars in a local gal ent pliay i. a hazardous undertaking and the "dramatic critic" will not attempt it here, bit all of the charac-. ters Iere well delineated from i. M. Wolff and J1. ii. Sullivan, who played (dual r'oles, to W. E. Mleng who kept the cast as wiell as the audiences in convulsions of laughtei' thtroughout most of the evenings. TIhe -leading pai'ts were taken by 0. L. lamng and Mrs. Joe rPhinny, as Mr'. and .\i's. Sam Anderson, Stanley Crewsa, as Warren Anderson, W. IJ.), Meng as Jimmie An dlerson, Miss <Sarah 'Bolt, as Hat'riet Giary, and Misls Rebecca Dial, the play wright, as Minnie Niagar'a Jones. With out exception all of, these patrts wer'e wvell portr'ayed. Thme night school pu pils, trustees and glass factory man aget's had less conspicuous pai'ts, hut measured utp to 'the occausion in ev cry respect. The babies, too. hiioroedl In each community, did theli' parts exceptionally well. The cast was fortunate in having an interestin'g liay to present. Comedy and :pathos wvere well 'blended to make a play of great piossiblIties and the reception given it -by the sevet'al an rli('nces boi'e out the prtedictions of a genuine success. 'ast of Chawracters. VTe following composed the east of chiaracter's: Mr'. Sam Anderson--O. L. Long. Mi's. Sam Ander'son-M-rs. Joe Phinney Warren Anderson-Stanley Ci'ews. Jimmie Ander'son-AW. E. Meng. Hiarriett Gary-Miss Sarah Holt. Minnie Niagata Jones-Miss 'Rebecca Dial. Night School 'Pupils: Mary Fer'guison--Miss Vir'ginia Barksdale. Mrs. Roebuick--Miss Luicia Bar'ks dale. Liza Ann 'Rloebuck-JTean Kennedy. Buck Upishaw-R. T. Wi'lson. B-'andly Lawton--Alison Lee. 'Trustees: Mr. Cox-HI. M. Wolff. Mi'. Farriow-J. H. Sullivan. Mr'. Callihan---C. T. Sqiuires. Managei's of Lautens (Glass Faetoi'y: .Mr. 11. A. Hiarr'ington-J. 1H. .Suli van. Mr. Peyton-B. M. WVolff.' The Quinine That Dons Not Affect the Head Because of its tonic and lazative effect, J AXA. A'IVE IROM'O QUI1ZI3 Is btter than orditnary Qutini ne and does not cause nervousaness not rnn'inha.Rememnber ihe full ntame and oo o h Ignature of E, O ROVE. 'ioe. AVWINEY PRAY FOR POLITICAL POES onoSept. 20.--Terence .le Swiney, lord mayor of Cork, had a bad night and was very weak -this morn ing, according to a bulletin issued bIv the lrish Self-determiInation league. The bulletin stated Annie .lacSwlney, sister of the lord mayor, had Just left Birixton prison where 11e today began the 39(h day of his hunger strike and -leclared his condition wat- uitchangled, except for increased 1welkness. The physician at IIn3ixtoll prison also reported the lord mayor' condition was virtually unchanged. .lacSwiney last night wrote a Imes sage lo Irishmienl throughout the world on helalf of himiiself and the h11iuger strikers in Cork jail. After thanking them for their sympat hy and praayers, the lord mayor said, according to the !iondon Times: - "if tihis Cold-hiooded sacrifice is pmshed through, it will leave a stain on the name of l0ngland which has no parallel (even il hie history) ai which nothing will ever efface. It will rise before the English people when ever they offer another people friend. ship. We feel singlarly privileged at being made( list ru ments of God for invoking such world-wide ex pressisiol of admiration al(d siuport for the cause of' Irish ild(lpe ideice and ree - ognition of tle Irisli republic. If -xe are to d(lie, we are called to that even greater privilege and happiness of ('n ering the (olipaly of Ihiose who died for Ireland. "We forgive all those who arC coM passing Our death. This battle is bv Ing fought with elean liearts, mrely for Our11 country. We have mad- our peace wit-h God and hear ill will to ward noma. After inv'olking Cod's Wessjig 1111o11 all who PIray for the fastinlg Prisoners, Malwliney conlnhded "I belleve God is watehing over our Country, and by iiis )vi ne dlecre, ler resurrection is at hianid. I helleve tiis is her,last battle for liberty and that (;od will e'rown it '.vith complete vie. tory." 1ALMETTO LODGE, No. 19, A. F.3, A reguilar communication or Palnjetto, Lodge, No. 19, G ^ F. 3., will be held on F'Il D4Y night, Sept. 24, at '-- 'ehld. Work in M. N. degree. Mern qs are urged to at tend and visiting brothren welcome. By order of E. 0. ANDERSON, L. G. RIOFF, Secretary. W. \1. NI TO. OUR GUS] Our offi< Wells Clardy be glad to se< ral months as A few hand. See u We also couinty for ~ it over. J.F.H Over Weib 10my your family --eep 'your >sy withI LE' GINALS T HEATER' y and night. Gunanteed will burn any fuel. riginal Flot Blast bea~ter iird your fuel. There are it only one Cole's while our stock . nplete. Wilkes & Co. a, S. C. 1,. N b r . .1.7 0 a: ...U. e an1d onl the wevrt b~y I::: .1. E. 2 TermisI)5 of ,;ilv mie-lialf e . h. bai, oil a credit of twelve mo:hs. 1 est f:om date of wale at the .rail eight (8) 1per cent. per annum, payn annually. ' The credit portion to' secured by bond of the purchaser.i mortgage of the premises sold.'P Chaser shall have the right to-pay.3 cash. Purchaser to pay for pal, The ight is reserved jo reject any (WiEO. W. COP I-L.4' 'l9Xecutor of the last will testament of John H-. Cope deceased. Sept. 7, 1920. 8 IENDS: tp stairs over 1ere we will stables seve here. [ules still on arms in the let us talk i SON fly's Store. Health-( Ecor Safeguard the health of home always warm and cc Co ORI HOT BLAS Gives even steady heat di to hold fire 36 hours, and Rcnicmber, this is the 0 guarnteed to save one-t many imitations, 6 Original Hot Bla Gone if today is cot S. M- & E. H. Lauren EXElU'rolt' SAL.I, I'nlder' and by Virtle of the authority vested in the inidersigiled as l'xeueeitor' - ' the last will and testnikeit. of .Aohnl Copelanid, deceased, I will sell at . 1li auction at Laur enls Courit I louse, brith Caroina. on saleslay in October next. being the -Ith day of the month, during the legal hours of sale: All that certain tract. 'iee an(l par cel of land lying, being and situate In Jacks Township, Laurens County. South {'arolinit, containinug 308 acres, inore or less, and bounde(d on tile nor'th by lands of .1. G. P1itts, oi the east by lands of Mrs. .aie Parks and P3. Al. Pitts, and on the south by lands of A. [)TICI OMERS AND FR :e is now located t Company's Store, wi a you. 'We sold our ~o and are no longer t Automobiles and IV s before you buy. have 20 or 30 nice F ale. Come in and ICKS S Clardy Compa