The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, October 06, 1920, Image 5
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* Local and Personal Mention. *
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\r. and Mrs. Joe Pearce, of Water
loo hvere visitqrs in the city Thursday.
Mr. J. W. \elis, of Gray Court, was
a visitdr In the city S'aturday.
Mir. J. F. 'Babb, of Owings, was a
business visitor In tc'vn 'Monday.
Miss Emilie Smith, of Charleston,
has been the guest of Mrs. Rice Nick
cls for the past few days.
Mrs. W. 11. Garrett has gone to
Greenville to spend some time with
her daughter, .\Mrs. E. .1. Gage.
Mirs. Mark Ilellan., Is in Greenwood
this week visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
\1. .\l'c..
Mrs. J. ('. Smith and Mrs. J. {.
Smith, .1r., of Waterloo, were 'shop
ping in the city Friday.
.\ll. and .\i rs., ll. It. Edwards and
\l iss -ertlha : annion of Fotnitain Inn,
s:>:'t Tuesday in the city.
Miss P'ara:i Saxon has accepted a
position in the iaurens National Bank
and enterc.(l upon her duties last
week.
.\ r. Gibrt M. Tyler. who is making
headqu''.' ar ters in Charlotte, spent the
firt of the week here 'vith Mrs. Ty
ler and the baby.
.Mrs. W. .Joel Smith has returned
to hei home in Abbeville after a visit
to her parents, .\tr. and .\rts. E. 1-.
Wilkes.
Mlisses Gertrude an(] Edna irooker,
two of the I(e ( sl's at Nluoree, (1ere
the attractive week end visitors of
their frien1d. Miss Anna Walla ce.
.\Irs. John .\. 'Teague, .lrs. William
I'ro' n and \rs. Toi I lenderson and
.isses B obo and Georgia .\ledlock
sip'iint WVedneslay in (Greelville on a
:'hopping tour'.
.\i s. George 'lover', Sr.. who has
been with her soil, .\I1. Geo. Slover, of
ti' ('gineering (ce imrtm1ent of the
c(ounty highway commission, has re
turned to her home in Thiomasville, N.
.\Ir. John F. .Bolt, who Was named
by the state 1lemocratic executive
committee as one of the presidential
cletours from South Caroliuna, has no
tilled Hlarry N. Edmunds, secretary,
that he would accept the appointment.
Mrs. It. F. Posey left londay for
Spartanburg to be with her son, Mr.
Frank Posey, who Is attending \Vof
ford '(ollege. IHer friends here swill
be sorry to learn that she expects to
take up her. resir' nece in Spartanburg
while her son Is in college.
Prof. W. P. Culbertson, of Cross
11-i11, was a visitor in the city Mlonday.
The friends over the county of Mr.
Culbertson will be interested in his
(ecislon to take pl) teaching again, he
having accepted the school at mt.
-Olive for the present year.
Capt. and Mrs. H. F.-'Fleming and
Miss Louise Fleming, of Greenwood,
spent several days in the city last
week, having comec over to see Mr.
Creswell Fleming who was painfully
injured by a .Jersey hull some time
ago. They found Mr. Fleming im1
proving and (on thle road to i'ecovery.
Mi'. AMarion R. Wilkes, who has1 been
withI the Citizens & Southern Bilank of
*Augu sta foir somte timl)e, has givenl up
his Position and has enter'ed George
townt iiversity, at Washiingtoin, to
take ai rpecial COntirse ini baniking, es..
lIecialIly as relates to foreign ex
chiange.
Mr'. (eo. -Stover. who hias heen) with1
tile enog!ineeing force of the h ighw~ay
comm i sioni for tile 10fSt f'our t(een
monthr, has5 givenl ill his tplaceI and
gone to IBoston School of Technology
to taLe a lost gr'aduate ('ourse ia en
friends amiionlg tile people of the city.
who i'egiret to learn of his dleiparture.
F:'iends of AtIr. ('resswelhi FIlming.
W ho was gore'd b~y a bull1 abu three1II iC(
weekIs ago and~ narr'owly escap ted fa
t al inur ies, werei' glad to See him i Oil
the streets aga- in Yesterd(ay. Mr'.
Fleming saidt hits (eiiencee was such
as lhe neCver hiotped to go -thr oughi
agalin and1 inl thte futurie lie wiouild tbe
miore( enr'eful of cattle of alt descrip
tI 1ns1, especially bull1 s.
lR. E. Jones1 Ileadt.
.\ ir. Robert i'. .Jones, a well knlowni
triav('il'yg satepimani making hiis hiomie
in ('lion, dliedi at the Steedly 110s
';i toa in Spart'anhuri ig Monday' night
fotllowing anl operaOt iln foir append('iI
Citis. Th'ie bod1' y wa carr'ied to (Clin
toil ye ster'day mornin111g aind( funera(l0
sertvices were held thIere yesterday
afternoon. .\i'r..Jones was a tbrot hier
of itev. 'F. h)udley .101ne(s, 1). 1)., and(
several years ago mai'riedt M~rs. it)yrd
Phillips, of Ciltinto. Iils brlother-in
lnt, Mr'. James F. tlavls, of t hits city,
was~ aoniO~g those who ott (eed thie
funeral.
PA. 1LMETT'O LAl)OE, No. 19, A. F. Mi.
A specIal commniceation
Sor Plmehlltti Lodlge, No. 19.
-A. F. M will be,,held on
-r T'DRSI fAY' nlgJpt, Oct.' 7th,
at 7:1 'cloc~ . Work in M.
M. degree. Memnh$rs 1e uirgetd to at
tend andl visitln l.pthlren wvelcome.
Bly order of S
E. 0, ANIDROSON L.. (1, ROitF,
- Secretarv. . w. M.
A Lovely Luncheon
Thursday at noon Miss Frances
Davis entertained at a lovely five
course luncheon in honor of Misses
-Margaret Dial and Sarah 3otl two of
the fall .brides. A color scheme of yel
l6w and green was artistically carried
with decorations of yellow daisies and
green folage. The honor guests were
each presented with a pretty bottle of
perfuine. light guests were present
in addition to the 'hostess.
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For 'T'hree Fall lides
Saturday morning Alisses Alpha
Bolt 'ind Amy Wolff entertained at
the home of the former viWith a pretty
party in honer of Misses Lola .lc
Phall, Maargaret J)ial and Sa rah Dolt,
three fall brides. The color scheme
of yellow and white Was Prettily ear
ried out in tl etut flowers, place caradsn
and muts. About. twenty-six of their
girl friends were amusingly entertain
ed 'ithIl i contet dmblemaitie of the
ocasicn, after which a salad course
and hot coffee were served. Just be
fore leaving each of the guests of
honor were paresentdl with a silver call
bell,
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The first of the fall weddings will
take place next ''hursday evening
When .\liss l.ola. Ase lhail. daughter of
Mr. and .\lrs. W. 11. .\wphsi!, wiii h,
sarried to .\lr. Frank lleid, formeaurly
of this city but who has been making
Ihis headqiuarters 'In Colum'hia for sev
eral yearQis. 'he widding will be a
hIame al'aiar and attended only by the
intaimate friends and a me laintanaces
of the contracting parties.
Next Thursday evening liss Maaga
ret Dial, daughter of I)r. and Mrs.
'Willianm Hastings Olial, will he mar
aied to .\1r. John ('hiles ( ahoun, of
(I rcenw ood. The weddiag will take
place at the home of the bride's pa
rents on West .\Main ;treet after which
):". and Mrs. -)ial w-ill give a recep
t on in hoaor of the bride and groom.
LA N FORD) S'T'ATION *
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lanford, Oct. 4.Y-r\e are almost. ii
i.vinter weather for the last few days
and have seen Jack Frost in places.
Fires feel good these bray' mornings,
and every one seems in a rush to pick
their cot (on and have it ginned ready
for the prevailing high prices. t ?
Mliss l ohIa Lanford, of Woodruff,
visihed relatives here Sunday.
.Ila'.I. I . Johnson and family, of
Gray (ourt, were visitors in our inIdeat
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Odelle and little daugh
ter. Nell, of Atlanta, are visiting her
amothler,.rs. 1lle Lanford at hires
Mlipus Naniale Lana orda returi ned
hiomet i'ii Thursay art er an ex tendled vis
it ian Scantoan with haer aiin a'rs. .
TI. Littlejohn.
Quaaito a good crowd fr'oam liere at -
tended thle dled Ientionl ser~avices of Ithe
new .I. 10. ('huraach at Woodruiff last
Siuaday.
.\e. Alfr'ed ('row anid faiily, of
Iion~a.e liet Sundi~ay with .\ Ma. andil
'I r'. E-.d 'Taylor'.
.\!r. Clar ience Op riow siurpalised hiis
fr'iends; by brli:.' hai:s bide wiath haim
(:u ' v'ili bark to his hime towna.
Ai'. and .irs. P'. A. Tlhomas and famn
ILy and .la'. IIlbson frnanks za( hand -ly
of S partanahiuarg. were gunests of .\lr.
aid .\rs. .1. 11. Franks last Sun aday.
uI rs. .\anie I )a'ummaon d :id Mirs.
LIlI I Ilogers were guaests of .\rs. J. S.
iliggins.
IHey. R'xton delighated his (ongrega
lions 9.'.ith good soermoaas both Snatur
day afteranoona atid Sunday moaning.
M\r. and Mars. C. Ii. Cox and .\ir.
'trooks Fowler' attenuded the funaearal
of Dra. J'. 0. lPosey at Woodlruff lastI
Thrli'sdayi. Ills dealth was a shock to
'I5 man': tfrnd here, bieIng well
lknowan heir'. hanving spenit a lot1 rf his
boyhood days ian thle homia of lais
and wvas associated with him in is.
(early Piract ie of mnedicinai somea Itwean
ty years ago. lie Is suraviv( d by his
wife anad thr aee clild(1reni, one brother,
.r. L,. C. P~osey. aid onle sister. Mliss
l~ona ,Posey, whio hanve oua slicere
sympatliy.
FIN~Al SWi'LE.WE NTl.
TFake anotlee Ithat on thle 81th day of
Octobera, 19120, I wl I roander' a final ac
('ount1 of my Uets and doingq as Ad
aianustraatoar of the estate of S'. .J. Waus
soaa (i'cased, ian the oilce oif the( Juda~ge
of Praobate of ILarens 'ouanty, at hi
c'clock, a. am. and oai the s'aame (lay will
appuly for a finial dlschlaarge faroam mny
Itaust as AdmalInaistraatoa'.
Any iea'son idebted to said estate
Is notIftIed anad r'elired to amak e hay
ament oan that date; and~ all persons
haviang claims against said( estate will
presenlt thema Onl or biefoae said (late,
dauly pr'ovenl or he for'evear bia'rred.
it. M1. WASSON,
Administr'ator' ("with will annexed).
Sept. 8, 1 920--I11m0. 8-5t-A
ilIGUH SCHOOL TEAM
OUT FOR PENNAN'f
Laurens. High School Boys I'ractJcing
Daily on Foot Hall Field. Not Dis.
couraged by Defeat.
The Boys' Athletic -Association of
the High School has been reorganized
with the following officers: President,
1W. C. Wolfe; secretary and treasurer,
Raymond Gaston; manager of football
team, Harry Woodside; captain of
football team, Fred Bishop.
More interest in football is being
taken :among the pupils than ever be
fore. Every afternoon two teams are
on the field and are put through hard
practice byt Coach Roland \loseley.
T1here' are seveal promising candi
dates for the several 'positions and as
yet it is dilicult to say what boys will
compose the Varsity tean. Each
member of the Va rsity team will be
giv'ei a lofter at the clam, of the sea
son, when inte'restlug exercises will
be held. This will be done also with
member's of the basketbal. track and
base'all teamin.
'1'he tean made a Iad start a-aininst
(affney high school 1"iriday afternoon,
bleinig defeated by a score of 2.1 to 1
:'. G ffnlley, 1:ut the defent wC,4 eau:--ed
largely by ni etrvo'':;usns and stage
fright. The boys r-t .(:o a spendid
receptin in IIhie hcrokee set II tlmnen t,
a party theing; giveni ?nr therm at the
(~eatral higth school in ':u -Vcin:;.
''he next, tsame of the seo - ill
In playd wit h A bbeville at. .\hhm itlte
Fridt'. whe:n the local,; s x':'t to
:::ak' up for' the defcat :t tlaffney.
, '' sch iu'l^ t h :' e' l'(:ainde' cot
ac a rotn is: :1. follovs:
(ctoh,' i '.i, .\bbovills' il .\111ev;iil'.
Octoher 1 .11:1 .\adeo' .n I.:111'r n ,.
Oct;be: 22nd, Opien.
October 20c th, S Sim11onvili I't ia:n:
(nom.
Noven et- .,' l1. (;af fiIee- in I at'enj
Nove'nhe' 12th, (;'cenv-It i:1
Greenvilie.
Nove;mber" I !9th. ('linlton in Clinton.
-\ovember It h. ,hnpsonville Inl
Simnpsonv'ille.
Nv1-:01)01 l-iii, EN N(Yi '0 Vi ci
G llt(R1I A . A NKS \NO'1"1'1
.STOP CO'T"ON LOA NS
''h liie No Instructions lFrom Fed.
eral Iteserve Hoanrd to Discontilue
Such Practiee.
Macon, (a., Oct. 2.-Cotton growers
of middle Georgia will be given credit
on their cotton this year Just as they
have been in the past in spite of no
ported orders from the Feederal ite
serv Banik oflicials to the contrary.
Annotuncelient to this effect Iwas made
by local bank ofilcials who stale that
they have received no orders to CuIr
tail cotton credits and have no inten
tion of doing so.
.Jesse 1l. Iart, president of the .Ma
con National llank and Q. it. :larke,
vice president of the citizens and
Southern Ilank, in disetIssing the lo
cal cotton situation point out that in
spite of reports from Washington
that Governor Ilarding of the i"ederal
lieserve lBoarId has said lilat ('rodiht
will not lbe extendoedl for the purpl~ose
af keepcing commod11(1itilos offi the mar
kt, t hey havye reed n 110n1sftuctionls
rgardIling Cur t a ilmen0t of Cot ton loans
and in the absonce of suchi115 lntuc
tios they'3 O ixpect to prlotcet them11 so
far' as this is hlumaniy possible
Th'iat tic ocotton siitla Cion1 is ser'ious
'it lfresentI, lthese' banker Is adnit. ('ot
tlon wich il st fromll 5 to 38 e ((Fms a
bound to ralso is now selling foi' 11
'01n1s 1er P o'cnd less than11 the(se lg..
lIres0, It is 10 oite(d 01ut.
It is to I)prevenlt farmer11s be01ng f'or..
Ded to 5(ll at sich ui n los loss, ban1k -
Prs asy, Ithat lbhey3 oxpecltoet(li
til file ('led it possil Iconsi5sten'lt withI
sound( banIkig tIles. in 11 s o gl
'ase it is sta ted, haus any13 farmner' iln
Iiis 0(1tioln been I reftusedl ('redlit onl
rot toll o fal' tichis sIom '
Manke Pilcasa it tad Prleilt I 'se'
of Idle Honry.
A group i of y'ounlg men1 of t he city',
seeing thce dlesirability of a club fot'
Egathein~'lg togethieri andl mallkinig pleas
lint an plrofi11table use of idlIe' hotitrS.
hcas recenlt ly formed a socal IcIIIb and
tittoil upc rooms1 in thIe new~ Ad veriser1
bulildinlg whe're( they3 enn, moet for' o1-.
iiil 'nurpose's. One rooml1 has been'l
fitt ed upl for a read1 ing and lollntgingl
r'oomi, this being titted~ upJ withi 'hall's,
tables and readinag mnaterial. 'ihley3
pllanl to take m iost of tile popul1 a r
maiigcaines. Thel othe 111' om1 1is beinhg
prepcared'( for a 1)001 table whe(re t hey
ran play withIoult having the objectilon
t 1)1 in iblcences u suall 13sur1Iroucndingw a
public' pooli c oom). Tilt iby-laws of thle
"llb t''xpressl5y P rohb liIt:;iambl-Ingw anud
dr'inking ;n tiie rooms11.
Thei "'Oriole (Ci ib'" Is tice nlamei whlcich
has been adlo'ted by tihe club1 andi the
following are its offIcers: Joe Iilaihe,
pre'sldent; Stanley Crews, first vlee
preslidlent; (Ceell 110per, Secretary aiid
reasuirer.
".\ary's Ankle" at Pr'incess Theiatr'e
ticldt wne.eahrwt
HEi stv httnumstevlal fue tgassb en fisfmu o
4~40.
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Always comufotable and cheery
in coldest winter weather with
HOT BLAST HEATER
HE stove that consumes the valuable fuel gases by meants of its fam~in Hot
Blast Combustion is guaranteed to save one-third your fuel. (See cut).
We unhesitatingly recommend this remarkable heater to those who want the
best and most economicisl stovo pde. Pgn' asep s asuwtitute, Let w show pu yows woday. t
S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
Laurens, S. C.
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PTHEATRE
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Thos. H. Ince Presents
Douglas McLean
AND
Doris May
...IN...
MA RY'S ANK L E
Mary had a little ankle:
Injured it one day.
Now the young "doc" who repaired it
Just can't stay away!
Fact was, Doctor needed cash, but could get it from Uncle
only when he married a v ife. So Doc asked Mary, 'Let's
pretend," and M- y said "0. K." But when Uncle took
them at their word and hustled them into a bridal suite
on a ship heading south-the rest is a hurricane of fun!
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11 llt~t 1 {I": I- 1,1 '- A V I N Cit y' I er M"m ploy ~tra e hn . ! ____i ----- n._--- --... --: ", .
l1~itil~1 *~II. I1A1'N~ 3'~eu ('eiitl'e. : country j1ob, sidi I," .
T'H.. vi'Tl:s FOt F.M While the greatet r nlumber of Toledo they take to the soa. :
noa taid off at Ovriand Co. and ship-- from 11) to ::u a dy. \Iai W r
'l'ole:lo, 0., Oct. '.--The trail from rds hav e found work in other local are a i i l. i roftf e - -
T'olede" ,leads back to the farm thee ; istries, many have gone to the "od al 'inter.'
days$t )t.Yl ,fl Ik y sa'id. . . -
Slackenin. of work in some lines of ut re a -t onfr ts "ocall Rising .4un1l Chapter :n. Ht, IH. ("
manufactruing :lantt is proving a of the emUntry" is to the hundreds of A regular eo
great hoon to farmufers and rrops vl- trs that htv e come into 'Toledo - Rising Sun ('hat. No, f
ued at tens of thousands of dollars fromt i)etr., t, Akron and other large 11. A. .I., will he held on
will be saved that, were it not for the lUt0nIobil (enters.x ., , 0 1. h
temporary slackening up in indutry, -\lost of t hese men readily aecept at >tt ohie. .\h-mbers
could( not have been harvested be.. Jolts int then counttry at the high wages are requlestedl to be presenPtt andl to be
causte of want of farm ehip. oftered b~y hlard pressed farmersl'. 0 nhand11( at the appointed hour0.
T'his ls the opinion of J. P. Daly, I"Ilefore the slump in indusry you Jty order of
superinltendletn in charge of the state tcouldn't get any of the feollaiv to tna jj ',-JAUS. I ULVN .P