The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 15, 1920, Image 5
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* Local and Personal Mention.
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Irai. .1. A. Powler and .\li-s Carrie
Fowlr, of LaInaford Stolnaa, were
shioppling iI the city Satua y.
'Mr. antld lrsn. C, I. Clark had as
their ig nesta "01nday, Mr. ani Mrs. (hus
H art fand little G[m, .lr., Mr. 10d liart
and -Mi1an Orr all of (rmeanville.
M i. .1. Moore l.lirs ani little daugh
tc.r 1111d 1rs. W. .1 00 Smith of Abbe
ville, have been vlsiting Ma. and' 6.as.
f;.. If. Wilkies.
Ml. C. A. l;t.vr ha1,11 hik tonlsil' re
Iioved al tha .1ulla Irby sailtar'iuai
2eera daya agobu, has iceiv gone to
lis home wlere he is now rapidly re
eliprating.
"ipL W. Ib. 11(1iche0 left Sa:tirida'v fe'r
.am iJackson to take up1) arly life
a gal i. 'Mrs. liey anad M.is) iarah
did( not go down with iiI Satur'aay
and do .not expect to move before sev
eral mniths.
Mr. and lMrs. P". I. WIlkes left last
week for Haltimore, Md., where Mr.
Wi!hCe: vxpvetc to consult a Fp:Ccialist
11e has not beell Ila good health ''or the
':m st several mont hs. ii I manb -
friends hope that he will aid rell( f
there and will be able to r-tuarna laome
at an early date.
k.ol. and .\lrS. T. 1 Darlion have
closed teLir hom' e her for tie'\ preseti
and laat w'ek .\rs. 1)ar lington ac(comii
iained tar. Darligton to Savannah,
Ga., whera she will r'eain i aa for some
time -while 1 r. I)arlington -looks after
hnlsiness intetexts there and in n er'e
by (itles. They expect to return lere
In the spring or summer to reain
sev'eral mionthsx.
(OMMON IEAS (;O'I1T
ADJOU'RNED SAT''Iluv'
W. 11. l'aaaao O aa li'ven-'.erdlit of $2,400
Aginst S. A. L. Railiroad.
lh e cootrt of (cIiinoonl 1)('as ,adjollrna
ed Fu'iturday at noon after having been
Ina session the entire week. The week
was a busy on0e and a no umober of cases
were disposed, of.
W. II. Ileaio, of Itenno, In tle (11r
part of the county, was awNaded a verl
diet of $2,500 agailst the S. A. I. rail
road ill a -Iit for .o0,000 daml iages al
leged to hav.e been infilted by tihe rail
road thog thlae death bly drowning
of a nine year old child of the plain
tiff. It was alleged that the railroad
negllgently allowed a pond of water
to accumulate oai Its right of way and
that the child fell in it and drowned.
.1. Y. Ikn jamin, who st uld the C. &
V.' ' C. railroad for $15,000 on account
of aan 1aItombaIea collision with a train
..verlal nonths a!go, failed to secur a
verdict. \r. Blenjamili was tlc.w n
violently to the gronaid when the car
in which le was riding with Mr. Ay
To-ld was s;tIuck by a C. & W. C. pas
senger traini batween o-r 'e and Barks
daLle Station. Mar. Todd, the ownaer' of
Iie var at the tl:ne of fthe calI io, did
nO.L (Sitar :uit.
Mrs.Ainiai.uIhi wvaa ;awardeda a
v'erict ini full ag~ainst lhe Woodaiiien'a of
oad to haive' been' a du( on :i i in;iiii.a
l..lle 0a3' 'n ouialit by beag hu'sanda thel(
ILa'te D. Geortige' Kight.
JiidaA e Moore hlard aregumeni(lt oif at
10orneays. faor a neow tial in the ('are of
. J1. A'daama vs. S. M1. & i,0. II. Wilkaes &
(ComPanay anad refouseal thce maotIon aot
the plaIntlaT' a ttorn eys.
De'ath of An linfiat.
" 'Mack" liareeden, the three year olad
mf of Mar. Mrs. Osoar llreedan, of the
Watts M.till coimmun aity, die l at t the
lm0:ai of his parenits Monday amoring i1.
T1hie boody was takeni to Ware Shaoal s
yesterday for interment.
Play aft Highlandit Hiome
Th'ie rHaptist Yonng Peoples Union
will presenit the play "TJhae SpIrit of
Misslons" at I ghland lItome chuirch
Taaosday, D)ocemiber' 21,* at 8 P. M. 'Thei
publIc is jnv'itedI.
At Mt. Pleaasanat School
Mt, Pleasant school cordIally invites
the publIc to attenad the Christmas ex
ercises and1 Christmas tareo Tu'aesaday,
night, Decemibear 21st.'
Box 8upper ati Ekom.a
A box nouppe~r will, be given at T'0koma
schoool hmouise Irriday nIght ror the
enmetfl of ihae school. The pIublic' Is cor
dlialily invitt-d to attend.
-Aawrays a bunny ismo.
Time tonlgiaest thlin g in (all ii! wora'la
haus Its Runany -sloe. -Theaare is Joy ini a
stubbed toe when It stos. laelag. It
feels so good I
For htenaf.-Theilhorse rfaram. Ala
-No Worms In a Healthy ChiI4
All chaildlren trouabledl with Worms have An un
healthy color, whicha indleaites poor blood, anid ais A
rulthero lna a moro or Iless stomach disaturbrarie.
GROVIt;8 TASTI:I!l'SS ChiIl.f TONIC gliven regal
larly for two or tharee weeks wll Clench the blood40,
Improve tho digestonamd naetaa uneniiaStreng..th
eninag TonIe to the wholeO system. Naitmar will them
throw off or dioel thae worms, ail theaChlb) will bo
tn pea fct heaulh. ['icaant to t'mku. 75c pear bsotle.
Easterby-IlItonk
Tho First HlaPtist churchIel waI s a
Scene of rare beauty Wednesday even
ing, )eelnber 8th, when Msi Ruth
I telen 'EIstelby, daughter of Mrs.
Lalra i. 11iasterby, Was Iallr'riedi to
Capt. 1oy C. '1ltton, Uni1ted States
Ar Iy. The swedding was one.of the
moest beautift1 of the sea0son ald was
tlargely attendedI by the friendts of the
young ele001. The hurch0 was artis
tically decorated for tle occasion, the
('haniCel being transformed into a gar.
(tel scele by the use of flovt-(rs' and
:ot ted plants enircled with lattice
work festooned with falling Ivy. li
the c(elter' was a tall pedestal hold
ing a large white 'basket filled With
roses and ferns.
lronmptly at 7:4.15 began the Insical
1,rogram11, beautifully and skillfully
rlndered by Mrs. M . 1., Roper at, the
organl. To heri accomlpanhnllent, Mrs.
it. It. iloper iiang "I Know a Lov-ly
Gardent" and "Coastan1cy.' Aliss Florai
llhennett g.an,.g "At D., v nIig.', n
i'le leart of Gold."
At the first straills of Iohiengrini':;
%'(ddilng AKirch citereld t'.Eo little
,1 k lanlis Jones and Ilcilry Tha-er
of Geenwood, d01ressed in whit silk
suit;. They opened the gates th1rough
which the bridesnaids and grloHI:
ilun passt(d Into the improvised gar
dull, where they foriled a beautifflI
tableau.
Next entered the ushers, Me.srs.
Aillbrose E'asterby, loy A. Little, I001h
ard )unlap and Roy Owings, Poi
lowing .tle ushers caloe the brides
nutaids, Misses Carrie Pilning, S.adie
-iSilvan, of Lailrells; Gladys Hilton,
of Grleeni1wood, and laill B lackwell,
of l)alington, gowljedI In shell pillk
taffrta and chartese, with silver ae
c(ssories, carrying large holt uets of
pilk carnatioils. Alternating with
tIle bridesmails 'were the groolrnsilell,
ic!ssrs. Tom i-:asterby, Allison Leo,
Jack McCravey, and l. .1. 11. Po,.
lemd...nles E'. 1). Eaterlby, IL. Doug
las Gray, and C. S. Melairill were
tile daies. of honor. They were gown
ed in beautiful pink chaIlemse, with
dralerica of silver and fri'een
lace, carrying shell pink carnations.
Next entered the maid of honor,
Miss lIariet IEasterby, the onl ss
ter of the bride, jwned in a ha.d
Soie pink pmssy willow taffeta, with
silver0i aeccessories, Carrying ma.sC of
Killarney roses.
Lit tle .liss Ilaura Gregory I asterhv
look d lovely ill pink naline, s hower
ed with rosebuds, over ilvei lace.
She carried the ring ill a tElly silver
basket,
'r (c(ling the bride. camne the little
dweAVI' irl s, Alisses Alargaret (4ray,
;.);d Mary .\ a el il r d . d I
-icfw t o l with iN ('-..
'Jr I I!;: It red' o he armo af
I- . tha :1 broether, It i . ' 11 tr n
l'l("an p1" 10w of thit chaptnst
'htj ipan.13h softl ande woe 1.-lh m
1ra11 ~lo I 03 agrtied a ho cly in3 t
of bride' rlo le IC thoea ed t..lh lH'df
ofl ite va1l S ot yei1s: (r
lie -t h (foom wyM'.ith his cons
'i'l h.tilma, melt her tgob vtt theran
rilu10 prloverin Whceremony ai' atlt
11fo n b thell (ltv.l 100mueWl li em
tlfula13 deoato~t nt etr of the FrtHps
thurtb. Co..rring thea hceremeny Mrny
tao er0 Wlayedn sofl "TheLoe Stong."
Ilni uiarnttret. AThe11 tge wl're
mit~ aie doorby Mrs. l. 'ne Jcut
The bidaul par( tyk, woeher With the'
brde'by for grecef ie their fred,
inthse .parlor,~ whichasdn aracly
deorated ith shel'd aink carnatin
Aadmrs. he gining room' Iwase 111u
t.ulliandecorl'ated Il the 'erin-h
lace iece ,wa Mrn, immense vas(Ienof
Mrkcrtos. At~'i ~n antta Mrs. .C
Crisp, Oante and Mrs florne cut
the' craI afae which was a an~oi hstrot
e' .bafu gir of bhle' 1ounger lslt,
Mises M i t i iha d o , -a c
thinin ro1 m byCO~ Mr.t an~t d . ams
IlnItg~ r oowret trs Ar'ture w lige
Mrs. Iiewis n and Mrsli. of Ci.
magnifiaentIara of1 presesI nts fOmlt
less congratulations and good wishes.
The bride-groom is a young officer
In the United States Army. 'He was
In active overseas service, winning
severali medals for distinguished ser
vice. - lie has recently reccived the
honor of being niade a demonstrative
otllcer In the Twonty-ninth Infantry,
which is stationed at Camip Denning,
Columbus, Ga.
0 0 0
Peterson-Terry
A marriage which came as a sur
prISO to their many friends Was i(ulet
ly oclinized at the home of the bride
on South lIlan:;er street We'dnesdaILy
evening, Decemuber 5 , Nwhen i\Iss Mary
!'('ters.on be:'tne the wife of Mr. Iliar
vey Terry, well known inerchant of
the city. The ceremony was perform
e( b)y Ic. P. F'. Kilgo, pastor of the
Firs( AMethodiht church, and inminedi
ately after it 'Was over the bride and
g rom left for a bridal trip to Atlanta
via' S1-trtanburg. Airs.. Terry ha:;s beeln
biusy necePting the Pongratulitions of
his friends.
0 0 o
Mrs. MeCrdtily Honored
'Friday afternoon at her hoie on
V.-st WashI ingtonl street, Nliss .inne
Gower enitertairnd very delightfully in,
honor of Mrs. Ed eward \4eC rady, a 'o
.(Cit bride, forlierly Miss I 11l n:.tonl
(if I.alrenr'A.
(ards Were takel at the froit nIf
tranc by... little AiLs lary .l i!:;, and
;. lknmry' Ia'r:nani m i r eied 1he
imi :ts, who pared into tihe Pvilng
roomi where, the0 hose-a d honor01
:'"t :Moid wiih tLhe flliwirng who
as ited jIn 'r I v . r F. 1,
.\la CI-farmd. Awir. 'Mre Al\e(owan,
~\s~s tn:: (o:t'vrip ;rl~s x :'ritethi.
. Nt (l'lyd(nIl, and .M(rs. rge
Asristint in =eving and Pntertain
it_ !1in the dinling-roomn # vere: .\ "S. It.
H. ('1alinan, .11rs. lajwis Ctk e tr
.rs: lIlraee Swannell, Mr. .\ melville
V.'s.terv It .\l r.;. John I'eilett ant .\is.
S :It ()p- osite vnds (PC the table,
r:-. A. ('. (owver v1nd Air..". 1Luther
1trif ' poured tea.
'Iie table had a eiluny covetr 'Ait
a tall vase of red e:-nations il 'the
('vntor. surounded by Irands;omile can
(dh stoc .k holding retd taper.i.
Tae mIan1.te! an:l (ahi niets \-'er
ma\d :th bp: utifu'l mi0elletoe, U
smie ('hristnas green heing us1d ef
met!vely throt.ghout the other romrms.
He'RIvinig In the haIll, where the
neiuts Passed out from tie side en
t-anee were . P.cd ('r-e.tem'
Mr-. iarle (*rov, % Al,.i- y n
Rose and 1:'i3 Sue Carmenter.
Tiie tling hoiur s werti' fron fotl.
to -ive, durltning w'hivil time a nummber
if 91i('t.; called.- -Greenvilie Neo-s.
STa:te of South Carolinma,
('ointy of' l1aurns,
of Lalrens.
i ' Oil i).\NI.:i) by tlle (.ilv v o
eil of thue (':ty 01Lain 't . -
.That ' 1l
of l 'y f lluren , v
on :1I ratjifind by the C'j-v ( -in..
il of ' tinaure a ndthl li'Corliot?,t '('al
tf tt' it l ('t.' of ijtrure ihe--uto aif
f;':ed, ti.i t he l ith daylt~ of Nov'edn er,
andh Forty-tfit y ar of the hi-,'ver
(.L'ty anrd lnd e'-nden'ir-e of til.a l'n!teI
Lates of Amnerica.
WI. 11. RIHlCiY. Jr.
S ity C'lerk.
Quit Laxatives,
Purges;__Try NR
(NR Tonight -Tomorrow Feel Right
It is a mistako to continually dose
yourself 'with so-called laxativo pilla,
calomiel, oIl, purges and cathartics
and force bowel actIon. It weakenis
the bowels anid lIver anwt makes con
stant dorig necessary.
Why don'L you begin right today to
evercomo your constipati[on and get
your system In such shape that daIly
purgIng wIll be unnecessary? You
can do0 ao If yout et a 25c box of
Nature's Remed (NR Tablets) and
take one each nht for a week or so.
NRl Tablets do much more than
merely cause pleasant easy bowel ac
tion. 'rhIs medicine acts upon the
digestly~ as well as elliminatlvo organs
--promotes good dIgestIon, causes the
body to get the nourishmment from all
the food you eat, gIves you 'i good,
hmeartj appetIte, Atrenigthens the lIver,
overc6 mest bllo nmess, regulates kIdney
and bowel at on~ and gIvyes the whole
body n, thio onah cleanIng out. 'lThis
aiccomplishied yoit will not. have to take
medicino every dlay. An occasional NRt
tablet wIll keep your body in cond(1
tion and you can always feel your best.
TJry Nature's Remedy (NIt TPabdets)
nnd prove this. It is the hest bowel
medicitno that you con use andl costs
onuly 25e por b~ox, conitainilng enough to
last twenty-five dlays. Natur'e's Rem
edy (Nlt I Tblets) ia sold, guairantoeed
arid recommnrded by your' druggist.
ii II~ ' ~lIlll'(J ('0., Lantlrens, M. C,
Only 8 Shopping Days L
Selections That Will P)
FOR HER
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VANI'Y CASI
l'-A tNlCKI,(12 .iy,
lill00(' I10
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lIA.\ONI) INOS
IA.\.ON) lINS
-:LSiu.\IAR P'EN(' 1,S
When you buy from us o.vu (do s with t
be' here to bek up our guarantee. We
market decliines we go through our stoel
figur{s. O:1y one price to ever'
Wiliam
The Reliab
Cohen s t- - a St
mas G _fts
__Needed for[
SClearng~ Away 200 fine
NecktiesI
The kind gif t-hunters will like
Every tie different, every col
or imaginable. The qualities
are the best standard $2.00
kinds. Specially priced at
98c Each
-All Ladies' Ready-i
Without any reserve, our
Ready-to-Wear offered at
fore been attempted in this
Skirt and every garment or
tered at prices beyond all
see for y
Buster Brown Hose For
Children
The 50c quality, sizes 5 to 11
Black only, at a pair
25c
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Christmas Jewelry
lake Gift (iving Easy
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