Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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oenlitd' Personal Mention e e e *e .. . * .. Miss Ruth Jones left Sunday. for i short sta-y in Greenville. Miso 'Catherine McMillan, of Alaba ma, is visiting 0Miss Rosa Gray. Mrs. Aiilie Bobo and LMiss Stell Bolbo are visiting friends in the city M,. '1:d Crows, o EdgoeIeld, h spend-ing sciral days in the city will relatih es. . Mrs. Virginia Caine. and two chil. -dren, of Greenville, are visiting rela 'ives in the city. Mrs. F. W. Wolling, of Eastover, 1i 'visiting her sistcr, 'Mrs. 0. L. bang o South iHarper street. Mrs. 'Rosa 1. Caine 'anld 'lrs. Dta Gray have gone to Cape Charles, Va. to spend several weeks. Mss Eilizabeth Joines returned to the city Suiday after a delightful visi to relatives in Greenville. Mis. F. G. i3oncau and d(1(laughter 'Miss E1rnestine, of Orangchug, a'< visi t.ng Ar. a(d Mrs. C. 1. Gasq u e. Mir. T. C. 1'lik, of Greciv.llo, h , 'pdiing a icw day, in the city witl his poareiits, Mir. and Mrs. J. It. 1llis .\liss Mary M. Ilrowi, o1 iarkiidiale L vsiting h:: Iuncle and - auit, Mr and Mrs. \lack Willard, in Anderson. Meas1o. Toy and Ned Ci-.;ory, oi Lanealcr, have been the gi -. of .lM and . . . i'. Ia. ->:Geby to 'cra days. I1ir3 'Louise Ilunter has ii-mine(' to lier home at Barksdale after visit Ing Miss -Bett!c Brainlett for severa: days. Masters Charlie and Henry Foster of Columbia, are visiting their grand. ,mother, t1rs. W. T. )D'orroh, for a few weeks. Mr.' and 'Mrs. T. :L. fMonroe 'have hat1 as their guests for several days Mrs Monroe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A Moody, of Florence. Mrs. 'L. W Murphrey and two chil dren, Isaac and Georgine, of Weldon -N. 1C., are viWsting Mrs. Muiiphrey'E sister, Mrs. N. C. H-ughes. Wyatt Waldrep, accompanied by hih grandfather, J. W. Hawkins, of Spar tanburg, Js visiting relatives in Atlan ta and Jacksonv'ille, Ala. Mr. Chailes Crisp left Friday foi Davenport, Fla., to accept a positiori with large fruit growing coinpany inanaged there by his brother, .Mr Frank Crisp. ,Mr. and Mrs. D. iHerbert Sullivail spent l'ast week at Brevard. returning to Abbeville, where Mr. Sullivan is do ing engineering work with the high way department. Mrs. Gil'bert M. Tyler and little son, Gilbert, Jr., left Friday for Charlottc to join Mr. Tyler after having spent several of the summer months herc with Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Richey Mr. anid Mrs. N. M. Jones and family had as their guests Sunday Mr. an( Mirs. C.- A. Spencer an1d daughter, Mrs Doggett an(d childrein. and Mr. andi Mi's. .lhn Spencer, all of Greenville Miss ' 'rolie, Alaster h'lioimlas andf( I-ey larks, of Anderson, Miss Eve lyn GIivens, of F'ountain inn, and Mist C!or~a Moore, ofi Clinton, are thle house week. After' a pleasant visit of two wveeksi in iMacon, Amerleus and( otheri points( in Georgia, Miss Marie IStokes, of Mountville, accomp~anied by Mrs. II. M1. H-umbierit and~ little Dlorothy, retui'n ed Saturday. 'Dri. and Mr's. Frank I lenderson and childr'en, Mairgai'et 'and( Jimmie, of ChesterfIeld, arriivedl in the city yester day to speCnd some 'time 'with-'Mr. H-en deo'si' par'en'ts, 'Mi'. andl Mrs. J. W. HenC~der'ton. 'Mi'. M. A. Riddle and family left yestei'day foi' an automobile tri~p through the mountains of North Caro. lina.. On the 'way home they expect to sp~endl several days in .Marion, 'N. C., With Mr. and i's. J. 3M. Snoddy. fMrs. J. N. Wright, Jr., of Spai'tan -burg arrived in the city Fr'iday to opend the week-end with Judge J. N. 'Wright and Miss Henry 'Wright. She swas joined here eunday by Mr. 'Wright - who accomp'anled 'her home 'Monday morning, -.Misses O1'adys 'Porter, of Blacks burg, and Cary Burieson, of Alber. marie, N. C., are the guests of Misa Dorris Young -on South Har,lper gtreet. 1Mi'; and Mfrs, F'red Walker returned Monday from Lake .-'Junatuisk'a where they spent trwo weeks. tMr. and Mrs. (Iharold E. Davis left Thursday evening for ilherwick, 'Penn., -:where they wvili remain until the op. ening of Princeton university in sep tomibor. Mir. and Mr's. Davis have been 'vlting Mr's. Davis'- parents, -Mr. and * Mrs. J. G. Sullivan, on South Hlarper str'eet. Miss Anna D. 'Sullivan left Monda~y evening for' Danvile, Va. She goes to 'Schoolfield to acep~lt the -position of dire'ctor of tihe T'Iylton Hall gym nagshtm. 'Miss Sullivan 'is an honor gr'aduate of 'Winthrop college, class of '22. Sho specialized in physica.l eduvation. MIiss Caroline Miei', of Winston Saleimg~nt several days in the cit~y last 'week with Mr. and 'Mrs. B. M. WVolff oft her way home from Columi hbin. 'She left foi' Iher home yesterday accompanied by Mrs... Wolffwwho il' remain IinWnston-Salem 'untIl the 24th, when her sister, Mika Estelle 'Hin. shaw, who Is pleasaitly remembered 'here, Is to. be parried. Dr. lt. -Atmar Sith, of C'a-irlestoni, has been visiting ii the city for sev cral days as the guest of . ad Mrs. W. P. Thomason. Dr. Smith and Mr. Thomason, who were already friends of long standing, met at the conven tion of the Junior Oirdor of fMechairs in Alibeville last week. As Dr. Smith 'ar eady had many friends -nd -conice talons hore by reason of the .rnarriage e lhi: I ;: William Smith, and Miss Gertrude 'Wright,. 'Mr. honasoni prevailed iu')on him to come by and 'spend a few days hice. Card o Thuanks We Wish, to snceroly thalik our ,many fri(nds and -neghbors, 'also the idoetor aiid nurse, for .their service relderod, the niny acts of kindness and syllpally shown us duing the ill ncss and death of our darling baby, FrIanes. \r also W ishi tI hank each one Who contributed to the heautiflul ifloral of. feing. Mr. and Mrs. John Bl. MCCeni), Pincetonl, S. C. Daily '1 hm.ght. It taked a I .g tite it) bring evxel. VA v4 0, Overstaff CwveredAi The sensation c practicaly mar Three more be; not be found ar , perfect accord a in living room particular suite us from the mal low price 'and v the advantage c antee the consti highest typeaa on this suite to satisfactio.C see for yourself value this really construction, T1 floral silk velour and web botton S. M. 1ISHOP J. C. KILGO PASSFD AWAY FRIDAI (Continued from -Page One.) bued with the -faith that made him great relate. 'He used the hymn boo] of Dr. Kilgo to illustrate the type o man lie was as ihown by the songs '21 had marked. These were songs ex pressive of strong faith. B-ishop) Kilgo had a rare comhina tion of elocjuenco of spceech and ex ecutive ability, Bislhop Candler sakt IV-hat :he lad milistered lie admin2nis tered srccessfully an(d as a 'b)shop I was painstaking, the speaker de clared; he -had natural geniu; as we] as strengli of great.believing and h believed so 3strongIy that lie preach ed powerfully. The confidence that men plaicedl h 11:1op Kilgo 'was stressed by Bishol Denny 'a afi outstanding characterik tic of the divine. Men of large busi 1".ns affi's truste'l and tI-;rncd t, ibi i I time of neerl, he sad. He wa le only :sho tuined to by raIl ioal m:i fo advice an)Id assolat: he pointecI out. "The man :io writes character ide'4, and p-rsomal Influence into t: hearts of men: dor). Imlore 0than- the mal who accumulates vast wealth,'' iish oi) Denniy sai, showing how wea!t: usually serveo to shackle intiativ "How many," lie asked, "Who are do ed Suite of I nRich Thpe ~f the Autumn dispi uacturer's pnece. ~utiful pieces could d their design is in vith the very latest furnishings. This was purchased by ~ers at an extremely re want to give yc u ~f it. We will guar uction to be of the idyou can rely up give you permanent ome in eprly--and what a wonderful is. Has 'full spring irkish pillow arms, cover, spring edge & E. Ing the world's 'work today came fron Iluxurious homes? 'lhe wise man'i prayer is, in the words of the 'poet 'Give me neither riches nor poverty.' L ie 'took tile life of Bisho!) Kilg< c as an example to explode the sayini ( that mininters' sons make the wors boys, showing that too much enpha si1 is placed on those who doviati Ifrom the narrov pat-h and not oi - those w-ho accomllish something. - His fighting ability was describe( to sho.v the determination of isho: Kilgo, the speaker showing that h4 was couragepus and would figh - when he was forced to do so. Th Iman .wvho avoids a fight when it i 3 forced upon him is out of place as . leader, he declared. The years of Dr. Kilgo at Woffort and 'lrinity colleges iere touchet ) on, tie s'peaker saying that they coul - never be forgotten. - The dominan-t note in his praechin: ) was . thical, 131shitop QDentny declared tshowing his .wonderful wealth of Vemo -tio which was more quickly ar% &ev whenl spirituality was to the '('r. "As I look over 'his life!. I thanm God that we don't have to depend up1) ol the tag put on tile trunh of the t re buwt WVa (,( a truo estinate of' hin - by his faults, which were good. I C has fought a good fight, finish ed his coiur-se, and ke'mt the faith an< - a crown of righteosnmess a-waits -him. VAN f 0 - 4 'hree Beautif 4try for On1 ~y- -this living room The Ideal Combinati< Here Shown to Their There is no more attre living room than with ehown herewith have e cane backs are of the tapestry. All pieces ha construction and desigr Arms are artistically ce than to show this suite H.. Wil LAURENS. S.C. .Rteturn Frqlj faip "B".Natural 14 A crowd Of Laurens boys returned 0 . home kast 'Tuesday fromt a dlightful 1 1 ten-day camping trip at Tuxedo, N. C. iI ,hrlo Clinton Scouts were also up there 0 -at the same tine. The C'liton-unit ICIs b'e ball team ldefea-ted the fast Ti .cedo tean 5 to ;J on Monday inorn- A -ing ald on that afternoon lAIIrens de feated Chinton it' a one-:nIle beat race - which was roWed by Iekie Albiigh t and Lhollie Kilgo. Another feattire of the camp was the nick-n1-tamiina of all of the 3 boys. The bayn wh1o Imade the tri) C tfrol l4tlrcna were (la1 1((ence (Ick:v) Albr~ght, I)avi j Iaby) 13urnside, Law- a recl (1,0lic) KIlvo, Itlobert (Boxing) IBabb, Edmon( (L.I) Lake, .1. j, tl. lc r) Ad ims. T:tey were "chaperolicI by Wili--nm (Skeeter) .ray. r. IN lltAUilt UlC( ilt (1h DiStic0 ('ourt (if hInIe St ates, F' th e Wiest era *is1tri*e of Sou,' Carol. In, InI the matter of I". (;. liper. do. bIs.less as th li nrpt; .\I k;.or Co. To thl, v I d( tor:a (;f l. ;. -ur r.do olig bT .r o. of Ci:ton .n the coln:ly o0; L.:n" Iu I !;i t fr w :: t . !1 . -h N 1ru1pt - Notice )l v rv hy 1! ivtn itti. on t he 'd day of Augi;;. A. I). 1922. the;sid l. ). lir '. doi n husin nca a.- lii -- I)('r .\0',0r CO. was 1 d jely d 1Cdju d lh:nIkrupt: IId tIat Ic tit ll e m :Inc e his ceditor n\ill b1e held 1l I Ithe oflice of the referee. in I.auens. S. (.. On the isA ul Pieces $~ suate, of hi2J h~ de c 040 rn---Cane and Tapestry Best Advantage. ctive-or comfortable way o Swel made suite of. cane. trong frames of solid mah< rery best quality. Coverin wve removable spring seats, Sis one of beauty and sut trved. We would like for to you. X.ES& Ith day of August A. D. -1922, at 11 clock In .the forenoon, ait which titue e rxtid credltors itimy attend, provo eir claims, appoint a trustee, exatnine le Sa!(d bniriIpt, Ind trnll Ilct such her bltsinttes. as may proiperIy coIe fore sz.id Imeeting. P,.'.\l -M1ATiFFl I~Clr it inllnukruptcy. unutst 9, 1922- ;--It-A Greenville, S. C. Ahyli I Put ('1 Ithl Italty forl. Y W1rlies N. Windsor, Farmer11. YarI ago I blought vIre Mat pois I, Which nIetarly killed our fine watch )g. It so so a us that wt stIffered long (i ate withi rats unti iy l iglt r tt te abuI t i t AT-SNAI'. That's ir sure rat hiller and a ;If(! on1e." it'ev sizes, :se. 6.5c, $1. ' -.';...Id (tIllaltet'd by C. U. Kinledy & Soin, aullills lIIartdware Co., I'itttnam's )rug Lot,(.n CHAMBERLAINS FOR THE RELIEF OF Pain in the Stomach and Bowels. Intestinal Cramp COLIc, DIARRHCEA -SOLD EVERYWHERE - Rim) C' uCion at $162.50 f furnishing the [he three pieces >gany, and the g is of figured and the entire >stantial nature. nothing better Co.