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* * * * e .* 0 .... 3.0 . e * Local and Peronal .IQUtion ****30******* e*. .. Mr. 'R. IH. Smith, of 'Urmy Court, wa, a visitor in the city \londay. Mr. J. S.- Mlachen, of Greenville spent the \veck-end in the city. Mr. 1I. ID-. Henry, bafiker of Clinton was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coker, of Gra: Court, were visitors in the city Mon day. 1.Vs. Alsey Miller has veen very i1 at her home in this city for the pas several days. 'Miss Do)'is Phris, of Keyser, W Va., is spending a few days with Mrs Allie Templeton. Mrs. IL: K. Aiken left londay fo Charleston, iwhe're she Will visit rela tives and friends. 4 Mr. Jack Cohen returned to th< city yesterday after spending severa weeks in New York. .\'s. P. A. Simps'on is spending som time with her daughter, Mrs. Hiltoi 'lludnell in Newborn, N. C. Mr. .Hal Gasque, of Allendale, spenl the week-end in the city with his par ents, Mr. and ..rs. C. 41. Gasque. Mir. Caper's Tut'ner, of Oklahom: City, is'spending a few (lays with Mi and Mrs. L. M. Beacham near the cit3 Dr. A. L. Holmes, of Ninety Six, E C., was visiting ffiiends Tues(lay nigh at the home of Mrs. Allie Templetor Dr. and LMrs. R. E. 'Hughes left Tue (lay for Richmond w1yere they will at tend the Tri-State -Medical convenitom Mrs. W. D. Graham, who has bee seriously ill a a Columbia hospiti for some time, was reported li a grav condition yesterday. Rev. Ellis A. Fuller spent Sunda night at the home of Sheriff and Mr Reid, after preaching in Greenwoo Sunday afternoon. He left .Monday fo Louisville. Miss Nellie Watkills and Miss AvI Mahaffey of the 'faculty of Connie Mai well Orphanage s5pent .the week-end I tLaurens wth ir. and 'Mrs. H. D. Mv haffey. Friends of Mr. J.'N. Hudgens iwill b sorry to learn that he js extremely f at his hbtiie on South Harper stret and serious fears are entertained fe his recovery. Mrs. James McNinch. and sister, < Hoboken, N. J., who are spending sei oral days with the family of Mr. A McNinch, near 'Ekom, were in the cit shopnping last Monday. 'Miss Kate Padgett, head of the mill: nery department at the 2linter Con ;pany store, who is now in Now Yor " ying goods,(is expected toardvQ'j the city at an early date. Misses Maylon and Katherine Bol who are attending Limestone colleg accompanied by Aliss Nathalie Thomi soh, a college mate, ar'e spending so oral days iwith their parents, Mr. an Mrs. J. Warren Bolt. Misses Olive Cliamblis and Dori Gaston, of Grcenville, Ga., who at teaching in the Clinton graded school came home with liss Abplpa Bolt ft the 'week-end, returmning to Clin o ~Suinday afternoon. r Miss Irene Floyd and 31iss Mary 14 'phapmnan, of Brenau college, (Gainec vIll, Ga., will arrive in the city Sai -urday to be thme guests- of 'Miss Maudi aMae Jessee foir sevei'al dlays, remainiin fd' -the dance at the club on Tuesdam night. Mliss Floyd is pileasantly remen: bered heore, haviing visited Miss Jesse ibefoie Miss Nanniie Kate IIudlgens, who ha 'been Assistant Ser~ving Matiron at th Connie Maxwell Or'phanjmge, foi' som time, left today foir Gr'eenville wher she 'has acceiptedI t',position at 0. W.( Miss Hudgeiis has been a veiry pop1)i lar~ member' of the Oi'phanage facilt and will be gi'eatiy missed by all wit 'whom she has been associated.-Greei 'wood Index-Journal. Four Children Slug 'In Church Singhig in a manner that could bt favorable compaired with 'the nmusicn o)rganization of Billy ~Sunday, foy youngst'era won praise and adnhiratio: from - the -congregation in the Fira Baptist church last Sunday night. The qluai'tet wvas composed of litti Emily Babb, Geitrude Temnptomar Marguierite McCr'ayv and John A Franks, Ji'., each seven years' ohf 'Without 'fear 01' fright And with th hiarmony thiat is found only in-exper enced 'signers, they .sang, "The 01 Rugged Cross". Singig 'otice Th'o vegular community sin ing wil atleet with the Second Jaure~ Baptin chur9h on ne ct Sunday saft'ehoon, a 2:60 'o'clock. ' etybodIy is invit'ed t JG, OITMN(P Rf ng Sun Chaptex o6, A regtil' o4 vo Ra 0t 7: Ge~iaptemo s '~Oted to be present and to b ohb at thp pp iut hour. 'Wor if ~ Pi V ~ n l'do For Mlis Flening Another party was added to the se ries for Miss Carolyn Fleming as a bride-elect when Misses Bess and Jule Childress conillinented her with a lovely bridge party Wednesday after noon at their home on East Main street. Miss Flening was preeidted t with anil exquisite piece of lingerie. Af ter cards were lain aside Mesdames Wells Clardy and Brooks Childress as sisted- the hostesses in serving a dell clous salad course and coffee. r Cooper Ferguson ' - Mrs. Maude Phillips, of Charlotte, N. C., annoulces the marriage of her L sistei, Miss Mattle bec Cooper, to Mr. I A. 'anks Ferguson, Feb. 18th. 'Mrs. Fer-gttson is a former Laurens girl, but ' for the past several years, has held a 1 repsoiisible position with the Southern Mfg. Co., o'f Charlotte. 'Mr. Ferguson t is a son of Mrs. Julia Ferguson, and - a World War veteran, 'having served two years with the army n France. He I is a rising young business maln, being connected with Hackney Bros. plumb ing company. Mr. and M'rs. Ferguson will make their ihone with Mrs. Phil t .lips bn Clement Avenue. ISTUDENTS ELECT OFFICERS . Graduating Class at Laurens High School Elects Offleers for Year. , The students 'of the Senior class of e the high school met last ;Wedntsday af ternoon and elected officers for the en suing year. The class this year is the largest in the history of the school, a having thirty-twq students. The fol r lowing officers -were elected: -President--William Albright. e Vice-President--Rebecca Adams. Secrtary-Martin Teague. n ,Treasurer-JEmmet Jessee. Prophetess-Rebecca Adams. Jokes-Nathan Barksdale. (IIistorian-4Louise Smith. Critic-Herman Taylor. t poet-Marion Blackwell. Statistics-Lois F'uller. Memorigl-Doran Bramlett and Em mete Jeslee. The rpse was chosen as the school flower, and garnet and gray as the colors. Itentor Well Rewarued. For his Invention.of hbabbitt metal, a soft, anti-friction alloy used for bear k ings. Isaac Babbitt received a reward n1 ot$20.000 from esjgress. ' d t 0 g What A Wherever you fin< and lovely in farni furniture and horn and satisfying stoc ed. Those who a of the harmonious making of g perf< actibns, that our nr isfy etheir exacting Sinto many NEW I that you should tal< -ness of our present the necessary time qjuainted with aliti Sthat will help to hCrne more perfec We' give you ard hbine furnishi cl4 g4wil np b * MEETIN( OF .W. M. U. * Tike Second Quarterly meeting of Second Division of W. 'M. U. will meet at Laurens First Baptist church, Sat urday, Alarch 11. Following is the progran: 10:45-Devotional ---Mrs. C. HI. hoper. Welcome-MIrs. Geo. S. ,McCravy. Reading of minutes of last meeting. Reports of societies. Discussion-How shall we aid in re storing normal conditions in our re ligion, and in our social and indus ti'ia- 'lie. Mlusic. Appointment of committees. Lunch. Importance of mission study-Mirs. T. N. -Brkudale. The value of individual Bible study by our young ipeople-M1rs. Edgar Davis. The following churches art asked to send delegates: Lucas Avenue, Secofid Laurens, FIrst Laurens, lt. Olive, M1t. Gallagher, Poplar Springs, Union, 'Pi'incetdn, -Rabun and Henderson. Visi tors from other divisions are welcome and invitemI to take part in the di1gus sion. MRS. SLOAN MAJON, Vice-President. MRS. CARRITE GEWORGE, Chairmain Program Committee. PAVLOWA IN 01tEENVILIE "I1ncomparable"0 Dancer Carries Her Own Stage Floor With Hfer. Pavlowa, who after new trimphs in London, Paris and New York will be at -the Textile 'Hall in Greenville next iFuesday night, has had an ad Justable and portable dancing floor' built especially for her which she will cArry with her from town to town. It is made of rare Indian tealwood and so constructed that it will fit the small est as well as the largest stages in America. This collapsible floor will be . transported in four boxes which have been especially built for this purpose. The reason for the making of this new device is that the stage floor of the average out-of-town theatre is so old and worn and broken it is well nigh impossible for a dancer to do Justice to her art, and it is the incom parable Pavlowa's great desire to give 100 per cent 'perfection to the Ameri can publie. - Colds Cause Grip and lnfluenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets temove the cause. Thero is only one '"3romo Quinine. \'. W. GROVE'S sinaturo on box. 20o. beut Your I a keen appreciation ture, there you can ey e furnishings purchase ks. And rarely will y, ppreciate the qiite re ly blended details whi ect honie, have clearly tosr complete stocks a' tates. Our correct I IOMES. This meant eadvantage of theco assortments on display to go about and bee Le flewest and daintiesi nalke the furnishing < a very'apecial invitatic ngs. See the remnark~ e under' he least >bli~ A g N' Merchandise at the Very Lowest Price--p And the very best quality may be found here, so that when you do your shopping here you may rest assured you are getting. your money's worth. SPECIALS Ladies' Wool Skirt . . . . . $2.48 Silk Poplin Skirts - . . . $1.98 Men's Dress Hats, half price Hickory Shirting, per yard, . . . 12 1.2c Window Shades . . . . . . 49c Pepperel Sheeting, 9-4 bleached . . . . 43c Pepperel Sheeting, 8-4 bleached . . . . 39c Ladies Oxfords at Reduced Prices Best quality Long Cloth, per yard . . . 10c Best quality Outing, per yard . . . . 10c Work-and-Play Cloth, per yard . . . . 10c Apron Gingham, fast colors, per yard . . 10c Yard-wide Bleaching, per yard . . . . 10c Silk Pongee, yard wide . . . . . . 59c Blankets, 54 by 74,,per pair . . . . . 98c Boys' heavy ribbec Hose, per' pair . . . 15c Ladies' Buster Brown Silk Hose, per pair . . 69c Men's Dress Shoes, per pair . . . . . $2.98 'Men's Work Shoes, (Endicott-Johnson) per pair $1.98 Men's Underwear, shirt and drawers . . . . 49c Ladies' Union Suits . . . . . . 75c Bed-room Slippers, per pair . . . . . 75c Children's School Dresses, 8 to 14 years . . 89c Boys' Knee Pants, per pair . . . . . 98c Men's Overalls, small sizes . . . . . 98c .Men's Work Shirts . . . . . . 65c Children's Knitted Wool. Caps . . . . 25c Boys' Suits, 9 to 17 years . . . . . $4.95 COHEN'S "The Store of Better Values" Dr. Posey's Old Stand Hom* e? T of the beautiful :pect to discover d from our great >u be disappoint stful atmosphere ch enter into the shown by their ppeal to and sat urmiture is going nplete- It is a wonderful thing to know furniture and to . Take know what combinations of furniture are cor >me ac- rect. Elegant furniture with poor (settings will pieces not create a beautiful home---our experts on in >f your terior decorating will be more than pleased to confer with you and offer suggestions. n to come and see the wonderful display of fine furniture bly low prices we are offeriig; yciu won't be disappointed ation' to buy. - - * W Ikes & Company