The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 24, 1922, Image 5
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Local and Personal Mention *
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Miss Virginia Wldc1h, of Fort 'Myers.,
Fla., is visiting )ar. and Mrs. T. Lan'.
Monroe. fr
Mrs. J. W. Wiitte, of Cape Charlit's, W
Va., is the gnustdf her aunt, Mrs. Wil
liam Solomon. iic
Air. James Rudgens, of Knoxxlille, iti
Tenn., is vIs6thtg his sister, Mrs...Annie Au
H. Dunlap on South Harper street. al
lirs. J. "$. Alorgan and daughters, cc
Harriet .nid Jane, are guests of Mr.
and Mfts. P..:A. Simpson this week. le
Mrs. -.ibert Gray 'and -her sister, Cl
Miss Bailes, of Gray Court, were shop- is
ping in the city yesterday. cc
Mr. andi MIrs. E: H. Wilkes motored w
to Abbeville Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. J. Moore 'Mars and Mr. and Mrs. le
W.-.4oul Smith. .1
Mrs. :L. S. Bolt, Jr., and little son, c
Joe, of Batesburg, are visiting M1rs. d1
Molt's father, 'Mr. J. H. Sullivan, on a
West 'MAin street..
N1r. and Mrs. R. H. Jordbn, of Spar -g
tanburg, spent Sunday in the city vidit- t
ing 'Mr. and Mrs. '1. L. 'Rtjer and Mr. t
and Mrs. R. L. Wolfe. % 'v
0rol. and Mis. 1-. Y. Simvson, Miss U
Henry Wright and John Wilkes mo
lored to Greenville Saturday to visit o
Colt Eimpson's.sister who has been 31'1. 1
Miss, Ruth Bagvell, who has been a
undergoing treatment ,at a Columbia t
hospital for some time, returned hmi d
lust week very much improred it (
health.
The many friends of Mr. T. L. luni- E
roe twere glad to see him out 'fora .1
;vew hours yesterday arter havIng been t
confined to his home for several wodks I
,on abcount of sickness. 1
Mi. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
(Crews, of Greenville, on their return
'trom a honeymoon tip to Atlanta, 1
spent Sunday in the city with Mr..and
1irs. James T. Crews.
Mrs. G. D. Young and Miss Eliza
%eth Young are expected to return to
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yo h~ 'ae be
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you felftg
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youp yourelfe
and restful pie<
4ity froi Colutabla 1he 4atter ipart to
tihe week and speni the summer
'their bohie on Nortih narper street. 'H
U1rs. Harvey--B. Gray, who spent sov-D
i1 %yeeks in Greenfille, and who has in
Lurned to her nophew's Mir. J. H. c3
llams in Fountdin Inn, :s visiting te
ends and relaWe's in the city this w
-ek. - 4 '
In a telegram Ifrom Johns Hopkins E
spital, Balt1more,' Monday morning,
rwaa stated that'Wr. E. P. Minter han
ccessfully 1fllergone an operation a
d that thk -4Utlook for his early e- c
very was very bright.
Mr. Roy (Owings, who is now in the
e cream 'manufacturing 'business in
iester., :mn IMr. Miller Brown, -who
also ;connected with the same -con
rn, spent the week-end in the city
ith :rdlatlves.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Young will
ave for(Columbia Sunday to attendt,
ke udommencement exercises at 'Chi-,
>ra 'college. They will reiurn 'Tues
xy '.Nith their daughter Do.iis. vho .is
-aenior 'this year.
.\lisses 'Margaret Dunlap anll Vir
inia Sullivan returned Monday W.om
me U. C. V. reunion at Darlington at
r spending several dayA at Harts
ille and Columbia where they visited
iieonds.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Nin B. Sullivan, Jr.,
f Anderson, accompained by their
sother, Mrs. Nim B. Sullivan, and
ister, Mlss Mary Owings, who is at
ending Anderson college, spent Sun
lay in (he city with Ilr. and Mrs. J.
. Owings.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred West and little
on arrived in the city last week from
3rooks, Ga., where Mr..'West has been
eaching for the past year, and iwill be
he guests of M1rs. West's parents, '%r.
tnd Mrs. E. E. Burns, for several
veeks.
Dr. L. S. Fuller, Jr., at present with
he Physiatric Ins~utiof Morristown,
4. J., has accepted a 1position on the
nedical staff of a hospital .in Paris,
France, and 'will sail . oi the S. S.
Cedric from New York on June 17th,
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d, clse u you paaolc
rtable and' cozy'itig oo
on one of' these cordifortab
~es; relaxc for a short titne
May We Give
take up his work.
WUlliam -Lake, hwho with Charles
ughes and Calvln Teague, seniors at E
Atvidson colltge, spent several daysia
the city prlor to the commencement o
:ercised, Mtarlhed to the college yes- o
rday. Mesis. 'Hughes and Teague t,
ill follow :Saturday morning.
Mr. Ralph 'Terry leaves the latter f,
trt of the wok -for Staunton and Fort E
eflance, Va. , At 'Staunton le will
sit Mr. and 'Mrs. D. G. Ruckman and
L Fort 10d6lance he will attend the
)nmmencemient exercises of Virginia
fIaary.-Amidemy where his son, James
erry, ils ia student.
Crews-Moore
'Friends here of Ar. Henry Law
ence Crews, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Crows, will be interested to learn
f his marriage on Sunday, May 14,
D Miss Anna IMae Moore, of Green
Mr. Crews has been in Greenville
or four years and is connected in a
lerical capacity with the Southern
'ublic Utilities Company. -
The following account of the mar
-lage is taken from the Greenville
Cews:
A wedding of interest to their many
riends was that of Miss Annie Mae
loore and -Mr. iH enry 'Lawrence Crews.
l'he ceremony was witnessed by mein
bers of the immediate families of the
;ride and the groom in addition to a
few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Crews left
immediately after the ceremony for
Atlanta, Ga., 'motoring over for a
week's visit, after which they will re
turn to Greenville, where they will
make their home on East Coffee street.
The young couple have the hest vlsb
es of numbers of friends.
Birth
Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Walker,
Gray Court, May 16th, a boy, Charles
Thomas.
To Cure a Cold Ia One Day
rake LAXATIVE BROMO QlJININ-. iTablets.) It
stops the Cough and Headache and works off the
Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c
THEN
Ld go to your bed
le raighten up your ha
You an Estimate
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Winthrop Loan Fund
The 'Laurens chapter of Winthrop M
aughters is ready to confer . with 'Mai
ny girl, -without means, of the town day
r county of 'Laurens, who is desirous ner
F securing a loan with nw'hich to at- mot
and 'Winthrop college. wot
Anyone interested should write be- A
:re J'une 1st, to one of the under- ,vej
igned. whl
GIF)RTRUIDE BARNlI1T, bas
LTLIE MIL LR, of I
LMRS. EARIL ONWENS. of
gla
Card of Thanks wh
On May 19, '1922, the death angel dle
,ftered our home and carried away onj
nto leaven our dear little son and 3
)rother, tRufus (Lee, and we wish to nui
ake this opportunity to express our fri
sincerest appreciation for the (Ind- vi,
iesses rendered by our good doctor, da:
relatives and friends -during his ill- j
ness and death. The prayers and sym- Ke
I)athy of you igood people have Cl
strengthened us in parting with one wl
we loved so dearly, and .may God bless th
every one of you. ar,
Mr. and 'Mrs. AMetts Bishop
:and -Flmily. SI
Wednesday Club Meeting
The Wednesday club will meet with M
.Mrs. H. W. Gasque May 24, at four
o'clock. A full attendance is desired
as this Is the last meeting of the sum- ti
mer. tl
irs. -S. 11. Templeman, -bi
Secretary. a
Temiilairs Invited to Gircenyllie ti
M. L. 'Smith, Eminen't Commander, -tj
1K-nights 'Templars, has received a let- b
ter from the recorder of the Green- ,h
-ville -Commandery inviting local c
Knights to attend the Ascension Day I
services at the First Baptist, church, c
Greenville, on next QSunday afternoon.
Special 'interest is -taken in this ser- y
vice as 1Rev. C. T. Squires, prelate of t
Laurens comman'dery, is to preach the t
sermon. Knights are requestod to
meat at'the Masonic Tenple at 3 p. m.
.-oo ,.e s y
(,ir odryorfc.
~ ij)E _n
on the ~Farisin
& o.
MRS. W. (. IIENIlIE4ISON
loved 'Woman of Gray Court. MeO
ifter Short Illness.
Gray Court, 31.ay 21.---irs. Beulah
!nderson, wife of W. G. .1lenderson,
?d at the heme of her father, Alvin
Martin, Monday morning at 10
-lock following a short illness. 'She
is one of the most beloved and es
Lmemed women of Gray Court and a
st of friends mourn her death.
Besides her husband she Is survived
three step-children, her father and
6ther, live brothers and one sister.
Tle funeral services swere held yes
(lay morning at Friendship Baptist
mrch at 11 o'clock.
ISI'OR TRAVELS WERE TO
SEE FATIIER'S 1IRTII PLACE
n (of John W. '11111 Says Father Left
Here Soon After the War.
An interested visitor Aln the city
unday was 'Mr. J. W. 1ill, of New
lbany, Miss., who came here, he said,
view the birthplace of his father
-ho had lived here until after the
ivil War.
:Ir. Hill was greatly imipressed by
lie size and appearance of the city.
'he visitor said that he has often had
word picture of the city and that the
nterest with which lie had looked for
vard towards -a visit here was pleas
ntly satisfied.
'.l r. Hill's father was .lohn A. Hill.
-le fought in the Civil 'War with one
f the Laurens companies and moved
:o New Albany, Miss., soon after the
Wua r.
Card of Thanks
'We wish to thank our friends for
the kindness shown us during the ill
ness and death of our dear mother;
also for the words and letters of sym
pathy received. lay God's richest
blessings rest on each an( every one.
Mrs. Toy A. Drumnond,
Miss Carolyn Fowler.
Lanford, May 23, 1922.
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roomn when din
lat are placed in
ke the occupants
ented.
3ME
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Celebrated Wnd Birthday
rs. S. D. Childress' home on West
in street was the scene last Fri
of a most enjoyable surprise din
given by Mrs. Childress to her!
her, Airs. S. J. Park, of Green- Hll
>d, celebrating her S2nd birthday. di
.t the appointed -hour the guests
'e ushered Into the dining room, O'l
eli was art-istically decorated witn "
kets of siveet peas. In the centre te
Ihe long table, laden with all kinds
good things and sparkling with cut
ss and silver, stood an enormousb
Ite cake surmounted by 8'2 can
s, whose soft radiance furnished the
y illumination for the room. t
Ars. Park was the rechi,;ent of a
nber of charming .gifts from loving
ends and relatives, all of whom
;h her many more such happy birth
rs.
kmong the guests were -Mrs. -M. L.-S
Ily and 'Mrs. Samuel Simpson, of
nton, sisters of 'Mrs. Park, both of
iom have lived beyond the allotted S
rce-score years and ten, but who A
e still as jolly and sprightly as girls. t
liINERS IIETURN FROM
ROCK IllILL TI'lED
It
embers of Laurens Patrol GIve (lift i1
to' Laurens (irls at. Winthrop.
'Members of the Laurens Shrine pa
ol returned Friday morning from
ie ceremonial at Rock lill very tired,'
it with an unmistakable memory of
big time.
That the work of the girls at Win
irop college impressed members of
ie patrol is a certainty since nothing
ut praise for the institution could be
eard. To the Laurens girls in the
llege the Shrine patrol, composed of
,aurens men, sent ten pounds of
hoice chocolates as a gift.
A special drill by the Laurens patrol
.as made for the benefit of the Win
hro) students and moving pictures of
he drill were made. These pictures
iay be shown in Laurens at an early
late.
/OW
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come down to the dining
er is served.
These silent companions ti
home td beautify it and ma
omfortable, happy, and cont
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