The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 17, 1920, Image 5
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* Local and Personal Mention. *
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Ais 1 Ei)mily McCrady, of Charlestoni,
ia cx exlcted to be among the guest:;
t'or the Da rlin gton-McCrady wvedding
,i rs. F'ran ak P. 'Tat0um1, of Green,
boro, N. C., is br 'e to attend the 13o1t
O(wens wedding.
.Alr;. J. M. (,elder, of Yerington.
-t .'., is vi itinig Mir. and( '\lrs1. \\illiam
UCide on \'est .\ain treet.
Mr1s O. W. i eolar(d and children, of
S;part in harg, have bene visitiug Mrs.
.ou J1one1 for several days.
Mr. and M's. G. W. Shell have re
tiurned to the city after ipcndin 5g some
time in Florida.
.\irs. .3. 1). Pitts, of Greenwood, and
Atis. R. 'E. Fumls, of Chester, are visit
ing Mrl'. and Mis. .1. F. Iiurtoni oin West
Mlain street
Mrs. John W. Crews with little John,
Jr., of Columbia is sipending the week
end here in atte'nda ne u pon t le ilol t
Owvens weddiny.
Rev. and Mrs. .). P. Marion and fain
ily, of Sn umter, are here for the i)ar
1ington.-e'Crad y wedding 'I'hu rsday
evenin":.
Miss .ul ia ('rouch of Salishury, N.
('., 'will he among those attending the
1)arlington-'\lcCraiy wedding tonior
row e'ven ing.
Col. .Joe lirown Calhouin, of Barn
well, 'will be among the guests at the
)arling ton-MeCrady wedding tomhor
row.
Misses May and Jane Owens, of
Dunbarten, are among those in the
city attending the Bolt-Owens wedding
today.
Miss Sadie llarter, of Fairfax, and
Miss Marie Blackwell, 'of Parks
ville, are In the city attending the
'Bolt-Owens wedding.
\irs, A. Ii. .Jlennings, of Greenwood,
.;)ent several days in the city last
'week with Itr sister. Miss Ionulie
1 lehelbie:r'er.
Mlessrs. Martin Best, Carter' Price,
\Wi nelh's ter Smith, an'd Robert and
uii1idsoni Owlens, of )un1 barton, a re
here for the Dlolt-O.wens wedding.
.l r. and .i\s. W. It Darington, .Jr.,
and Mis:a laev Darlington, of Allen
daliC, arived in the city several days
ago to attend the Uarlington--e\irady
wedding Thursday -evening.
'Miss .\iargaret \'arr'en, of Allendale,
and .\Miss M'arion i Meladden, of iings
tree, ,arrived in the city Monday to
attend the Darlington-McCrady wed
ding.
Mrs. Harold Rogers and .liss Eiiza
het i.oekridge, of Atlanta, are the
guests of 1)r, and Mrs. W. D. Fergu
son for the Darilington--McCrady wed
(ing.
Dr. and airs. Robert Shackelford
and Mr. and 'Mrs. 'I. S. Shackelford, of
Greenville, are exliected to he among
the guests here for the Darlington
McCrady wedding tomorrow evening.
Mr .and M's. Chas, P. Matthew, Mr.
and Mrs. C. 13. Slnions and Mr. L. hi
'Parter. of Charleston, are expected in
the (city tioorrow to a ttendl t he Dari
li ngton- McCrady weddinzg,
Mi', Ei'nest Maclien 'spent several
dhays last week withI friends in North
Carolina enijoin g a huint in g t fp. tin
ofll cial1 advlieen stateI t hat hle lead thle
paeik in bi'riging dlown birds and oth
(er garne.
S. of t!' rdi' didn 'r t he L :mreins
10):30 D~evot'iona I xezrto .('on
do--'' hv O' Mr'. M. IH. G'oo''il'.
Miut (' f ast me ileting
iiiu nr nment1 ( of t de 'eantes.
Address of Wc'omier -- Mirs. R B.
Futller.,
Rlespojise for TTnion -M.\iss Mary Trill,
Paperz-- S. Ii. C. T los pi talIs in foi'elgn
fields-Mr's, Geo, Ellis,
Tailk---'Whr'y should we redeem our
leldges%--Mris. W., C, TRasor.
Appoint ment of committees.,
Social hour,
1:30-Devotional exercises, conduct
ed by Mrs. J. T. Rioberston. ,
'Paper--The Polwer of .Edupation
ias Azileo Wofford. ,
~Five ninute talk's on four su'bjects
Thle indebtedness of' students to lthi'
teneher's-Mr's. Jno F'owler; The re
(poibOliliity of teacher's to their puils
--Miss .Tayne '1. lindgens; The'duty of
the state to educate ts citizenship
Mi's, Lillian Hill1; -The necessity for.
Dlaptst Schools-Mrs J. (I. Wilson,
'Report of conmmittees.
Papier--.Memorlal to -Mrs. C. C. Wpf
ford--Mrs. J. R. Fiulier.
Adjiounnent.
Mrs. 8. -f. Goodmn.
M.>ntfvhlle, S C., Nov. 15, 1920.
At King's Chinpel
An important meeting of K(ing's
Chapcl Mlisonary .Society will meet at
Mr's, Wally~ Manly's on Satur'day 20th
inst., at three o'clock, All members
ar'e urgcd to attend, 9
President
.'is.s Rebecca Lake entertained at a
1ining 1 iluncheon 'Vi' htraday niorn ig
in honor of Miss Martha Owings.
'Th house was prettily decorated for
the occasion, the dining room being
especially pretty hi, autumln leave:;
and 1ldwer's. The gtest of honor was
prieceinted With a dainty piece of lin -
gerie.
Thursday afterioon l1rs. ]j'tiy
Friank(s entertained a niflher of
friends in honor of .i isa Lucy Vance
Darlington, one of the autumn brides.
The house was prettily decorated in
chrysanthemums, a color scheme of
yellow being used. During the after
noon delight iii refreshments were
served. The guest of honor was. pre
sented with a pretty trousseau piece.
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Saturday morning Alias Caroline
cl'leming gave a delightful party in
honor of M isa 'Lucy Vance Darlington,
whose marriage to Mr. I'dward Al
Crady takes iplace tomorrow night.
The house was prettliy decorated with
cutt flowers and pot plants. The gamei
of Forty Two furnished inuch nuse
ment after which a delicious Salad
course with coffee 'was served. The
guest of honor was ipresented 'wiih a
dainty gift for her trousseau.
The Forty-Two Club was charning
ly entertained oil Saturday afternoon
by .lMrs. Laurens Btarksdale in honor
of Ails. Martha Owings. A color
scheme of yellow was carried out in
the decorations by means of large
'ses of yellow clhrysantiemnns and
yellow rose bon bon dishes. s Afs
several progressive gaies a delightful
sa lad course was served. 't'hen Al
OwEings was itresented 'aith anl exquis
ile piece otf lin gerie fori her tr'ottsseart.
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Alis. W. I. lticlucy, .Jr. entertained
1"ri'luy evening at a very pretty recep
(i;'1 at her iotne on Sonth Iliarcer
atreet,. in honor of her sister, Aliss
Sarah 13011, whose marriage to Ali.
liarnie Owens. of l)unbarton, take,
ilace today. The house was p rettily
decorated for the occasion and made
a scene of rare beauty. in spite of the
inclement weather a large nuimber of
young people called during the even
ing and made the occasion one to be
rememlbered.
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Hrown-Vermsillion
Mr. John Q. Brown announces
the engagement of his daughter
Miriam
to
Rev.- Charles Elhert Vermillion.
The wedding will take place in De
celber. at. Ches.tnut Ridge Baptist
Church.
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Igiug'einelt A...non..gd.
Mrs'~j. L.aura i'asterby)3 announces t he
enigagemienit of her daughteri, Rt'n
I lelen, to Capt. Roy C. Ilillton, I!. S. A.,
the inarriiage to take pilace ini DCeemm
heoa no n e et il h
riad il 11b much interest by frIends of
both yonnzg pec.le here anmd elsewhei re
in lih( stat e. .\#ls5 lIsasterbyw is a g rad
unate of Limiestone College and popular
ini soI'laiIl ircls of the city. Capt.
31 lton n iugght siicho her'e hccor'e Cii
terinr, the armyi at the outbrec'lcakt' the
\Vord '\ar nd, saw act ive service ini
Fan i cc a a i)it 1(1 nnct, bce ing' deco
racni id by th (r'nc foS i. r compieno,
(Ca"cp ltennliag.
On Thui araday alt erntoon1 Mrs. WV. it.
Mlcihall and M~iss Lutcy Mlct'hail gave
a beau Itiul recept ion in honor or Mliss
.\l-rtha Owitigs and .Miss &urah Bolt,
two lovely fail brdles.
Tihe guests were receivedl at the
front entratice b~y Mrs. L. (I..Unlle andi~
Mrs. L. Connor Fuller. 'Phe .veceiving
line 'was gr'ouped ini the parlor and
'the guests werej. directed there b~y Mr's.
John N. Hludigens where they were
cordialy greqtedl by Mirs. jicPhall,
MIss Martha Owings, Miss Saurah JIolt,
Miss Lucy MdPhail, Miss Luicy Vance
D~arlington,' ainother charming fall
bride, 'Miss Brucie Owings, Mr's. John
F'. -Bolt, Mrs. John Calvin Owings,
Mrs. W. Rt. Richoy, Jr., Mrs. T1. C. Bolt,.
MIst~ Margaret .Pererin 'and Mi's. Frank
Reid.
At the end of tihe r'eceiving line the
guests (vere met by Mi's. James F. liar.
nocy and Miss 'Bess Chilidress and1( di
rectedl to theo (lining room where they
wer'e servedC( tea, cheese straws aind
fruit cake b~y a bevy of pretty misses,
S3arahu Richey, Mary Farley Todd and
Ada Catherinig Owvings. Entertaining
here 'were Mrs. Geo. McCravy, Mtrs.
J. Wanrren .Tolt, Mirs. John W, cBolt, Jr.,
and Mm's, Chas. fl. hIicks. Mrs. C. M.
Clar'ke and Mrs,' Graves L. Enight
p~ouried tea
As the guests left the dining room
Meiss Jule Chlldress and E 1 l(zabeth,
('rows pinned miniature wedding
bells as souvenirs. 'T'hen the guests
nltecrd the livng room where Mrs. 11.
K. Aiken. and Mirs. loner S. Black
well were entertaining.
During th'e afternoon .\Mvs. Luther
joper contrvibuted to the tl:;maures of
the affair with a charming piano.selie:.
The -l hou;e wma beatitilly d'conrated
with (hrysalhl5emu~lis atd ;tutmn
leaves;.
Oul igis-Sillian
\ wedding -of nuheli beauty and of
interest to a wide circle of friends
thr'oughout the state occurred at the
home of Ir. and .\Mrs. .lohn Calvin
Owlivs, on West .ain steet, 'T'lesday
evenin: when their (laughter, Martha
i4.lizabetIi, van married to Ar. Niin e
lotto Sullivan, of Anderson, the cere
mony being pIerformcd by Dr. Graves
1. Knight, an uncle (If the bride. The
house was a scene of unusual :eauty,
decorated throiughout with (h rysan
themnma;, ferns and ivy, the parlor
'here the ceremlonly was; ;erformied
and the improvised altar being a mIas
of flovwers ::nd shrnlthery. i't'ecl in:
the ceremlony .Isa (ladys White, of
Ander lu, sang "\t )'wnin,."
Pr'omplity ti:''"I Miss .\l-t'ry O in'is,
slst''r of th, bride. in an otitd taffel- 1
dress aa(l carryink idk ('iColmbia
ro s"(s. desernie thll :;t(:;: f'.:rr the
se0lli: flocr and wa muet hV Ml. b W il
lia tsllii of Andertsoni. 'i'hs:y took
their !)lace.:; e"fore the altar 'And vere
followed by Al:is; I rueie Owings, the
maid of honor, (ressed in pink I'ifeta
and carryin- pinnk 'olu~mbia roses.
Then followeri the little flower girls.
E:velyn lloper and Mtartha Ianford.
who were d'iin)y in frocks of pink
'uUe. The bride entered on tie( arm
of her father 'who gave 11(1 in miiair
t"iia!'. ist -'-:1 lovely in 1 eowin of
satin withi t-all*rie(s of ;iver lace.
Her veil of tille was held in place by
?lear: In the Egyptian effect, and she
"ir1ie(1 . :' :rowver ' ihI;onet iof bride 's
reuses ;end vall1i'e lillie;.' Th'i'e "room
e~ntere~'-:; wi!h hi; ins ratman. \Mr. llarold
Sutlli'ant, c', t' descon. a took i.l,
itii' hle (1 thll' bride. 'Tlhe liimp'es
sivru , :,r m une was un"and (ul<!
in. the :('loti. \I+ ;s .;51N( 11It . of
.nle.. (-oft-l. a'ig '"'To a Wild Rose."
Immelfd':ielv fclowleg' the' Wedding
ce remn1y') .al rSejp loif was bhd by Air.
and -.\i. O winp in honor of the b;ride
and m erool, a lit rre nimboer of t1eol
ealling (luring the evening to offer
their (ongratnlationls. levolving "A
the front dor-- 'Verte Mrt. ani \ilrs. 1,.
l., Valle :-1l 'Ti's I~u/y .\lel'hail, as
'lated by N 's . Earle. 'Toml and 1Roy
Owings and 1:'1ph 'i'homi;cn. of Aniler
son. At'r thle 01(1 ets; had been re
lieved of then- w ra s they wrcrO5 di
reeted to the reeiv 'in:: line by .\Mr. and
Mrs. Robert. Roper and here they were
introdueed to the imllerliste famIlies
of the bride and gloom. Intertatining
In this room wire Dr. and Mrs. A. J.
Clhristh011e1r. -while .\i1. and \Irs. I. L.
Jones diretied them i(to tli -iining
room wvhere tielie ious rreaim, enake anti
nimits werei serive-d. Mrs. J1. N. I tn~1gens,
.\rs. (. . 11 hoo Ault. TI. N. 'Bar'ksdalt
:.s d lr.a. \\ -'. .iNoen'.t seried and were
dhile. :.nid .'ani I ifelme.: Daits. .\lisses
milit.- lCitte'' ining5 in the dinig
boo Jii' thehal wa i Uhr
Nli Is liilabeth Yorung .
On Ite secoind floor wias a miagrife
('en1t ariray' of pre'senits from fielib
hiere and elsewhieir, in the ('('rte)' oif
whlehi was a hiandisomne c'hest of sliver,
a gIft of the bridle's lparents. MIsses
Louise Simmons anid Rutih Todld r'
celved the guests hiere.
'After thle reOcaption the hritle and
gr'oom left bly atiomlobile for a desti
nation which they (11( nlot disclose and
uploni their r'eturni will he at hiom1e in)
Anderson.
FINALA SETTLEMJNT
Take notice that on the 3r'd daty of
D~eceimboi', 1920, 1 will render a firal
accounit of liy ants and doings as ex
ccutor' of the estate of A. J1. 1lrmor'e.
dleceasied, hlL the eofie of the .Judge of
Probate of [Laur'ens conmty, at 1i
o'clock, ft. nm. and dni the samie (lay
'viii apply foir a final disechar'gte from
my truut as exequitor'.
Any person inglobtedl to saltd estate
is notified- and required~ to make pay
menWft oin 'that (late; arnd all piersonis
having claims against salid estate wvill
pr'esenut thlenm. on or befor'e saidt dat-e,
duly proveni or be for'eveir hi-r'ed.
W. fl Johinson, 10xecuitor.
Nov. 3rd. 1920. Almo
Ure's Tasteles& chill Tonto
,'estores vitality and energy by pudifying and ca
deching the blood. You can eoon feel its Stronghi.
'rngnd Invidarntind Effet. Prlee GOc.
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Laurens, South Carolina
oV Worms hi a icaftlty Child
All children troubled with worms have e.a tit.
heclthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as i ,
rule, tlre is more or less stoiech disturbance. (
GROVE'S TASTE-LESS chill TONIC given reglularly I
for two-or-thre weeks will erch the blood, tin- I .
prove tlo digestion, and act c3 a General Strength- |
ening 'Inno to tho whole system. Nature will then '
throw uff or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
In perstct'l -1ith. Pleasantto take 60c per bottle.
-- ~ STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN!.
NOTICE
'I'lle illioad, Commission of South All Tires and Tubes 25 and 30 per
Carol ina.I
Coulumbhia, :i. C., OClobe 25thIl, 1920
Coumia' p'.oby2 I n 9( cent off--a"or make that old tire last
The Isaur11 ns 'I'e lpho na (ompany "r t
has iled with the Railroarl :o lS- youthrough the winter.Commis
;ini of *South Caroliona a petition t
Iprayinig for an increase in teleplhon
r:ttes for service reidrpd by said restored and tilfl1AC 9 whicn giver you
comian y to it.; sublscriicers. As 11ro
Nileit by law, the Conmissionl will practically the life of a wel tire.
11old a he:mrinig at Larens, S. C., onl!
Tt nmalay, NOV tlb er 23rid, I1920, at. ten
O'clock a. In., inl tle County Court
Foile, fm' the purpose' of giiul the them to
lubscribeors -. am! c;holrs in1tere".0ced .0n
opp;;orlimity to be le:ard relativ Il
thea proposevdil cier;tsw inl leo m-ll~l
DELICIOUS A PLES (' Aj O ._J i) .,' K1
DIRECT: F'R()M ORCI IARD)
$,?.00 per BLaihc!; $3.00 per Barrel 4
$3.00 U~ A~ooryou through*'' the winter. Have~"~ them .~
WF o r e x r rt i e e ptea i w o r k b ri n
O'VERBROOK ORCHARD ~-~
.Mhnla, N. C. ...,.. .,..r_,_ ,.... ...
"Worthy of its name,
Always the same."
VICTORY SALVE
Coughs, Colds, Croup, o
(a 'll c-sgne to~ iiu-r1 ca~, hlcr ir Iductvnet>"S( I'dour
Influenza, and Pneumonia - i llr pnzc ro t
_______soi__._For_______________________ cot ton, ('01f11 truck--i:se Ph.it U:rrit
_______________________________ ctilacr 90to 5 1;s11il ()f corn--1 to 2 Ibale' (if coti t:;1e
-- -- -. acre :I-e records cstAlishedi throuigh Ilse Of th~is repuitable fertil
izer on Southernx farms, They h~avc bei(n used with mi"1aymng
W ANTED ccss thoughot the South for years. Ask the farmer who
'N~~ ~ leiJI as used themr and he will say:
WHITE FARMERS
To settle in Burke I
County, Georgia
Special Inducements
Offered r m )Vl year 1' tcrei rilll . 1 IVll the rt'rcrt of
tbc ".'Soltil" '1110 ; t S1C(e-f IIl fil-ilmers, b( catSe it h1: Tl!,i. 't Ion
For further information ble to piodce bur er, better cros. Ma&('evy re count
write this year---GET RESULTS THAT VILL PLEAS You.
Conlsuilt oulr Agenlt for Free Advice, lnformmcionl .11d Prices---or V.
Burke County write 11' direct-- )ODA\. It ricar. dollirs to you.
Chamber of, Plaates Fertiler & Phosphate Co
Commerce MANfAC URERS
Waynezboro, Go. chernfarsto.T - - usedSouth Carolina
success AtoughotthSoh r fofIr. years... Ak hefarerwh
has used them and he will say:
PLANTRSFERillZE