The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 03, 1921, Image 5
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Local and Persoau Neatal ,i . *
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LMr. and Mrs. J. S. Machen, of .Green- i
ville, spent Monday in the city.
Miss Maggie Clardy spent last week
at'Clinton visiting Mis' Maude V'oole.
Mrs. H. C. Wallace, of Gray Court,
is sMCpen.'ndI this week at Harris
Springs.
Mrs. Robert R1ope: and little daugh
ter are expected home from Tallula1i
Falls, Ca., the latter part of this nveek.
* Mrs. J. M. Mchtes antld children, or
Greenwootl, are splen(ing t-he week
with 'Dr. and .Mrs. Clifton Jones.
'liss Ethaline Peterson, of Greer, is
visiting lwer aunts, the Misses Peter
50on, on Stouth 'Harper street.
Mr. -PJ A. Simpson mvd Mr. E. It.
Wilkes left Monday for Glenn lSprings
where the y will enjoy -their summier
vacation.
Mises~ Lilliani and ) Loulse 1uff, of
Simpsonv ile, and Anna 1 i rry, of
Re:dsville, .,r1r week-end l'"ettt of
Mlisses Louise8 anld Sarahl P)OWer.
Mrs. Alva Weaver and family re
turned to 'T:ike City Sunda5y ufter vis
iting Mr. and .\lrs. I-l.lig ith for
several i weeks.
Mir. and \lrs. C'. L-.t:mcr' have re
turned to the city after ipeidilg Some
time in the nountains of North (Ca'o
lina.
Mr. anld Mrs. 11. W. Gasue and flt
tle ci hld ave. retu-'lned to the city af-'
ter ain ina Junp and .uly in Wal
halla.
M11r. II. F. JERutsh, who has been the
10oc.1 movernment cotton grader dlir
4ing the past ;eason, left Monday nmorn
ing for hiI,, home in North Carolina.
Mis; i'rances Blull, of G reenville, is
the h0ose-guuest of Misses Ruth and
Edna Riddle, having been a clase
mate of theirs at Coker College for
sever'al ye~rs.
2: e'ars Char' l 'd Iienry o''Oster,
who (avp hee?, v'it ing. tlir1. gralld
rxotlhev, Mrs. W. T. Dorroh, will re
tOun to t'icir home in Timmonsiville
Fridany.
ir. and MFs. W. A. Il1ddle and
grandd i uipnhter, Sad i, have returned
to t h I n homi' ft:om Marion, N. C., I
A..uere ley have beel for several
.', t An'.a Wallce, of Gray Couirt,
I!ft Mo-ny for a tn1h's vi it to
fricads i'i (i haleston. Jh'Iore return1
ing hr,me -h' Ie !! :'Lo - Lo friends in
Mr. ."Ind .\r. lEd....':rd MeCr-ady and
Mr GergeI areio;-inn, of (heinvile,
pllentI t'w week:-C(d Inl the ciy withl'
Co!. an''.1 U: T. 1). Da r-1lng t on, aniMr
and.\r:.Ja .C. T wid.
Shipso',, Cooper & lah). i takine.
her vacationl thlis, weeC!:. .vi- m he!r
parentoa, M . id M.\r. V. A. Ponolo,
ne rC'..ntonl.
-Dr. .1. 1i. l'owe n::<nt Suniday In
Camden ,. eing thr'o:h the (ounty'3
by autO.ohoile. .\is lu'it ien
e(CeniPaniel hi- to C(nden, joining
t-:re a sa ty of frienh,: \v.;ho Aje wvhll
visit,1. . Ome t::ne.
M;sa Mlamlic Mae .Jessee lef't th' first
panrt of the wecek for Athant a, a. and
other pulate .';n (leoia an~d Alabama;
to attend several:t hiue pa iles to lie
gIven by frdvnds. Siho exptects to be
awayv until stomel t.imie Inl September.
JIos. TI. .i~~PLo)!o, of Sptsct'iu-g, pn
teveral :L'.. inl .the( city !au't wee with;
rel ati ve'. TPh y r'eta:-ned hlmacd Tht.!r.)*
(lay accomipai ed by M iss Jo::ie Ancder
sen,. who will visit thc:n for several
(lays.
Col. and Mrs. it. Y. Simlpson, Mis
Leila Wilke' end .\lisn Patty Wilkoen
r aillh Jp:'ni Wilkes at thle wheel left
yeste r:!a: by aut Iomlobile for tile mouln
tains of Nor-1h C'arolirna. The~ly expect
to be awaey about two weeks, mlaking
stops at reveral different resorts.
.Mr. L,. -M,. Cannon, of ILanford Sta
tion, Mra. .Jessie Massey, formerly .\i rs.
"John Cannon, of tis cIty, M\aster Jlohn
Cannon, and Mllas Hluey, of Rock 11111,
and Mrs. Bomar, of Splartanur~t g, wore
in tile city -Sunday and attended sir
Vices-'at 11e llirst Methlodiist churci'h.
Mr. i,': I)-.! Ol~a, i;:m grew, 1:, in
this c'ty wheni his father, D~r. WV. H.'
D~odson, was c (onduci tig a druglI store
hlere, was a vilsItor ln 1the city yester
(lay and was5 welcomled b~y Is former
fr'iends and~ sch~oolmiates. /
Mr's. R. Hi. Ilunsinger and .uias Vir
gie Hiunsinger, of Gaston'la, N. C., whIo
are visitin~g Mr. and Mi's. (G. M. Hari
Ian *at '1anford Station, and .\ii's Nan
nIle Hiar~aa, of Lanford Station, wer'e
lhoppi!il; in tile city Tuesday.
Mr. lariry McAlister' Ia spending
some1 tIm !I n the city with; his par
onts, 'i'. flnd Mrs. T. J. McAlister,
willie recov'ering frmn plain.ful in
juries to Ils eyes whlich lhe reeived
wile at w'ork in Chai'lotte iseveiral
weeks ago. Mr'. McAlsteri hlad alniau
tomuobile hatter'y to explode in Ils
face, aclId ver'y nearly blinding him in
both eyes. Although it was thought
for t'.' ile that he would lose his
sight, he began to recover and it is
thought nowv that hie wvill not suffer
permanent Injury. Mr. McAlIstcr wvas
(11i0nite anathlete dluring 111s schlool and
college daeyP and he0 has many friends
Who ar'e trimJ to know thatt his sight
will not bn nffected.
Miss iattie Gray ban returned home
Iter a visit of several weeks to Mr.
nd Mrs. R. Coke Gray, In Gastonia,
1. C.
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Jocl Smith left yen
orday for Abbevillie after a visIt to
hc4r clarents, 'Mir. and Mrs. E. H1.
Vilkes.
Mrs. A. H1. JenninAs. and Misses
latherine and Nevin Jenningrs, of!
1 acirwood, are visiting \ligs Lul1e
icoielberger for a few days.
Mr. 'and Mrs. JaIes A. Poole and
hildren, Helen and William Aue. ie s, .,
rr., have returned to their home in
)inut, N. C., after speiding several
lays with the former's parents, Mr.
.nd -Mrs. 'V. A. Poole of the Pea Ridge
viction,
Enl ler!'ted lii O(eanii View
:Mr:- .- S. 1ikunett anld hern daugh
Or, 'M sa !cra Denntt, are ;pen:ing
Ome tile at Oce.n View, the SuInIer
eoirt nr Porum,.ou'.h, Va ., i-d Fi
ay e enng vor guesa-at a.'ne
arty, an 'x-x,!nt of which ach em'
in the Norfolk Vtirginian-lilot unda,
fo!:i. :
M!r. Rol:ert W. Cordoi. or k ic.'no nd,
Vas ho"l itrblay vening at a v -y at
active ly dpined lidinner at the
lel~eC-Att!me,, Ocemji Vim"..-.
1ro 1,la~ for- eighlt and 1ir . ( tedenl's
ellt:s inMludd: r. and M . - Jr .i.U r:
Id loore, of Portsmot th; iIrst. Iln
'Ott an1 MIS Flora 'lennett, of Lau
VenS, S. C.; -\Mrs. .1. Illyfthe Moore, amid
Ir. lienry D Iahnu m,'of liii ,
61r. Palmer T. Cordon, of Washing,
q. C.
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Birthday Pary
Mlanter Shiler l'crr nte:i ned a
u timher of his yoting friends on is
hird hirthday at the home of his
reat-gran rlmo theM, rs. NJ. I. ',1
satorday afternoon. Mlanly tine gatenw
Ind cake were served. Misses Lottise
I('ond, Aiida liough1 tam! .\ary P.
ranitks lelped play witi the childrel.
i'hie younlr, guitets wverv W uII. ani
;adie Vincenjt, Anliella N~ikels, .\ainle
Cndricsk, Fred Puller,.r.Hoea
h:: iM, 11 -; Cai.11X1, i\iary -!izabetm
le(ow.n, \'lary 1-:len itihas.on,
11 a. it Jene, 'ii:iaurae N i i-terby, V l . i arr
atrh, Chloiareiis (ilop, iei-t Ty
er, J .,I-l ab th er
lenrietta k ilackwell. la, jorie NHlini r,
oim Timmerman, 3ill Waldrop. \'ir
i Iier Kendcir'.y, Virginia
)erm, Iur Aoe lthote iing, Iter
artGa~ine Oorgo . anis, An
: apise Holoimolin, Catherine .ilz r,
- :T Fl'ortner
k"hIuo , ;,W L. A. we .r 7- w I
an', oin h e 1i . o! o( pbi -
te t threcny as ao e dd byl
n ri, t couple'11 Al n a a r
ti. Wg N. Va., hr hywl m,
hir itt're hio. T~ r~d a
'is !' m in'a 'i a i m 1nber of years
sThite i.eto I Chosnnilo. the hi:.* (en.
de 3crl Iorid and .iaeia if
is~d~ ifra the hoeto thther
i: t0 r*gf t:hesF hrt\I elsher 1to cliverc.
ithoe i~Igroom lac~eefulr yeI unp o h
')er ma, thgsholdduing thepoionfpy.
aster athth Wiatlimowre heo wai
:ry, withla oedlar n aPrkf er a
ivig,'W Va.ucx n ii ~ok h
;toate iJ. a. mana of te Tes
sllomsecton, bng .a1 C.erchatr and
larmi 1)81e. werenilyt oftmarrm c
le1day aft erntn ane om of thrise
>Oeitine eveinster ..ev. P. 27. frlo
2 to 10: the irst .\l hti1se tchurh
>rinde and givm eft for a trip A.to the
nounansdl if nor f erina.Mrs.
mcroyea Iaae \\whmre were Ihe5 was
roo ag on ma (lag tretsi
i'h hme orn en mor faehan Ian
armer1/ heside wreitho the Fearm-fu
re ar Mercliat Band ovCaliesti.
Onh thovening a oy.Jly 27t fro
alinment :Wa give byt ior, AsarTodd,
>f arks, adl in hot~(nri. ofler roer
eroy he tamae, won bcme wit ye'
Thlie, coenr moreii or panersan
ern .i hn theyr and susened ifomh
KI
11, g. I.~fr1F f"Ir' ~
An R n wl i
Give Yur Wiffc1 TF
I~~~ ttallIMIi
ter cooked me rals and sa
fuel.
We :re showing a sp
Ranges at very moderat
s;election ac.ow and save i
to "make out" with that
the hot weather?
S.IVL& E bL
LAU]
Here's why
hy
the aai
sible for si
L ~'" fine tobacc<
'~ Nothig
I ~in mind! 3
&simply for
I! ~ITake the
27~f DO~WTJ most perfe
cl Alrr tect cigaret
-secure f<
the fold ai
there's not
extra wrap
Such thir
than premni
must pay t:
If you w~
cigarette y<
from cigar
It's Cam
R. J1. RF.YNOLDS TOBA<
to obtaining a Cer tiflite of Rlegistra- more, a esd
ion for the saidI special bond elec- or muore, a 1
t.ions, andl( the a1ppican m lt buA e a ~cit oe yeadr or
i~d of tis Slt. anmd of thle Un!~ited t he City fori
a tr:4 twenltv..o) vns of ng'e. or Ia .' have
diping room, whioh was beautifully
<e,corated with pot plants.
Misses Irene Todd, Lanier Chipley,
Ruby [odd served delicious pink and
Whito - cream and cake, atter wvhich all
eyes turneld upon the large birthday
cake with Its 19 candles gracing the
center of the table. The cake vasi
n,:aIrly cut to pieces by the younlig peo.
ple Lefore the coveted coil was foulld,
the lucky couple being Mr. Jack Lan
13 ald Miss Ruth Myers. On leav
ing t1,c din1:i to->m the gut were
prenTrnicd with altr2 :Ave souivenh-ia
by I rcle Todd alnd UL1nier Chipley.
Mlru. TodIl was aiv-3 ted by Airs.
"ma' r Mrs. I. 1L. Ciiipley, of Green
"Il l, and Mrs. G. .1'. Knight, of Lau
e ut '. re'Int wCr Misres
her Crad l1c, Carrie Fowler, Lou
' .r 2a;'ela Poole, Lula Belle
1'.U, UeW(y Halentine, liuth Myers,
naelle Llid, ithttil Todd, Frances.
'.i ! ; W. Y. Poole, Ed Myers, Ray
Trlynliaimi, MIack Poole, Vernon My
.a.k Lainis, Pearce Myers, Earl
i eosner, Leroy lamuage.
Arting.! on iustruction,; from the
('mmliittce from cou1nell authorized to
'i''f wil the city :torlevy III re
atrd (to a legaI interr)etatioln of the
over Cn'. ract btween the city anld
tie i(efdly Iivcr Power "ot;any,
3hIIo" 1mik" statcd yesterdaly that
:1v 1.00I n tr te .J. ".,. Philpot, s p r
inctut of w;:ter and lights, to cut
It reet liht.; a half hour after
nt. in eve'n' and to ti1t tIof
I'n lthe llornn , u. \to. Franks tA
(it I ii'L tI ..( . v-dtae. h~iiv
i tha he1 Vt. e'ttetc::-der fol:,
:I ;af!o:- ! t diH eviFo:) of the" mat. or
: tfi'-e .o:'I ; wt ' v d. "!
.t h nn hi rehedule woid .-*
vlt InI a savint of 22 minutes of
:n 'sth m tteri was , taken foles
1::MaIro1*01ron the power'1j (Oin'
!1W y!th:.v: v-o-t. .( -'.vve to ney. to
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CLINTON N1-WIS
(wniton, Atg. 2.- .\icse
Rudd, of Cro:; !ij, and Ait 0E;,
Mcah. o, :r('Inwtoiod spent several
ays h'. w: vit-h li s Nantey t'Ow
Pal- d - ;.: . . -
d li t y -
M l'utn in I,:.a GreeG ovilvod.
hc:1(' in D I'oti Tuesday, ::I '';tt.~
ing s've:atl w'eekst here with ;:
- it: lTodtd andi family,
nis . fr.ei! .\: -F. It. Z. \\-r .h;..
Mrits. A. I. \',llace,~- of Aher'lei
M"e r1. luch:o r
dnseveral days with M. a
'IrS. .Jldie Clahamr.
Mrs. IX t. L. 'ing iIy s vi ;t bor
r Ia ti ves n lie :keni..
Suivan rg i Hti tont
\Wil be held at Lebanon (lhurch In
U *ecnvillec cit lnty on TPhurtsdaty t he
Ilith day rcf Aiigitst. Let all the kin
rtre atnd ertnnectloin of thei Sultlivan
fam~nly at tentd and binig w'ell Iiilled
baskets.
WM. D). SIirLIVAN.
Ol'(O. Wt. SU'lLIVAN,
.JOSiGi'lI ii. SUL7 l\~'AN
C. C. FidA'li llpmsTO~.,
Com itttee.
G0.0 S. GOODI)ON, Seretary'.
NOTI'CI.;0! OF I S'itATI~ON
Sinte of Sonth On('ooli,
('onnt of l'aurensi.
Not lee i Iter t'b.") giveni thaiit botoks
(of regi stration' fotr the rekistra~to of
'lec'oSi fot the iceelal band ileti onl's
to -be hieldl on Atigiut' alr, I 9r I, on
the Itestlon of iestling $70,000 of
botndst by the City of Laurencts for Wa
tr Work1 Imuprovement~ and1 i'x tcn
Ont, and1( 05,000 of b)ondsI fori the
'otioso of Strteet Tm provemnti, and
$2,000 of bontds for IExtenslon and Im,
pr'o'Jeent of the Bewerage 'lyntem,
'vill be closed at 12 o'clock noon on
Fiday, the 12thi day or Atgitst, 1921.
The tsaid books. are open at the of
heof thei itndertaigne, Laurensti~ .S. C.
Th jprtodnetlon of a CetiIfieate of
itegistraltioni from the hoard of R~egih..
I' lon of the Counitty etitling thle
:'licant to vote In a ptollng prccLnet
C'i Pte; Icorp(orate liitofC tet;City
K
th Comfort and
of New Range
hten her work, gV you bet
ve you money by using less
denimd ine cf real high grade
e prices. Why no rake your
he wife the wrry 0f tryng
: id vur ut stove during
r 19
RENS, s.oC
CAikMELS are
ty &cqgarette
E we put the utmost quality into this
and. Camels are as good as it's pos
till, money and lifelong knowledge of
>s to make a cigarette.
is too good for Camels. And bear this
Everything is done to make Camels the
te it's possible to buy. Nothing is done
show.
Camel package for instance. It's the
ct packing science can devise to pro
tes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper
il wrapping-revenue stamp to seal
id make the package air-tight. But
hing flashy about it. You'll find no
pers. No frills or furbelows.
tgs do not improve the smoke any more
uims or coupons. And remember-you
heir extra cost or get lowered quality.
'ant the smoothest, mellowest, mildest
u can imagine-and one entirely free
att aftertaste,
els for you.
CCO COMPANY, winston-Salomn, N. C.
'it of' the St Ie two years4 I I -" it him 1 due II'ind1 Coll"ct ie for
1(aldent of the ' mrity for t he fiscal yen. 19:mO