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* Local and Porsonal Mention 'Aliss 'Leona Smith, of Statesville, N. C., is visiting .\Mrs. Allie Templeton. I.iss OIniRvia 'Riddle just returned from a tri p to Spartanburk qnd alerts dersonville, N. C. Mrs. John Childress has returned from a week-encd visit to friends and relatives in Fountain inn. Miss Sarah Saxon has returned home11 salfter at(tending (lie sumn11yerl Chautaumlua at Chautauqua Lake, N. V. LMlr. and Mrs. Pearce .\oore, of Spar tanburg, speit the week-end in the city with relatives. Miss late 'Padgett, milliner for the Minter Company, is in New York buy Ing fall hats for her department. Mrs. It. P. 'Morgan, of Union, is vis iting her parents, ir. and .1rs. P. A. Simpson. Mr. and Mirs. i. 'Coke Gray ,of Gas tonia, N. C., are spending a few (lays in the city'with relatives. Miss Loora Iltunte has returii'ed home after spending two weeks in Cross 11111 visiting .Miss Suc Leaman. MI. and 2irs. Earl Wilson, after pay ing a short visit to relatives and firiends in Laurens, have returned to their home in lastonia, N. C. Mirs. Hampton liunter, '.lisses Sue Leamian, %Fleanior Miller, Leora and( ia Mae 1iter aiid M.\r. 'ery Wal. lace motored to Greenville Aoniday. Aliss Frances Temiletoin retii u'ned "'ednesday from .\lcCormick and Aft. Carmel, whOre she visited friends and relatives. Mr. an( '.irs. J. .1. Adams, Miss Re becc4 Adams and J. J., Jr.. imot ored to .Peindletonl Si'lnday anud spint the day with -Dr. Adams. Mi'. and :.lrs. W. Clyde Fowler, of Greenville, spent the week-end in the (1t11sBguests of .'. Fowler's mother, Mirs. W. .1-. Fowler. Friends of Mr. W. C. Waldro;p will be sorry to learn that lie is very ill of pneunionia at his home on Hast Main street. Mr. J. C. Shell has ;been quite sick at his home for the -past several 'weeks, but is showing signs of im provement. Mr. 'Laurens Pitts and family have returned to their home in Rock 11ill 'after visiting Dr. and Nirs. C. l. Mil ler and other relatives in tile city. Mr. I-lugh Vincent, who is traveling for the Overland Comi)any, spent the week-end in tihe city with iir. and Mrs. C. 'P. Vincent. 'MI. and [Mrs. 'I. W. Vincent have re .1urned to their liome in Orangeburg oafter visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Vin cent for the past week. Mr. and Airs. W. A. Burgcss, of Ca teechee, spent tle week-end in the city with their brother and cister, Mr. and Mirs. C. M. Burgess. 1 Miss Annie Wells Simpson, who has ibn spelding tihe past week in the city with Miss Irene -Ray, returned to her home in Jacksonville, Pla., yes terday. Mr. C. E. Nicholls has recently re turned home after receiving 'his hon ou'a'ble discharge from the Naval Hlos (ital sei'vice and is back again at his duities with the Nicholls studios. Mr. M. C. W~illiams, of Birmingham,. Ala., has been spending his holiday In the city with Mirs. 'Williams at the home of heri par'enits, Senator and Mr's. N. 13. 'Dial. Gov. and 'i's. RI. A. Cooper wer'e here y'6sterday having come to the city to cast their 'ballots in the state and( county elections.. While here they were. Ihle guests of friends. Mir. and~ Mr's. 1P. W. Milleu' andl chil dIren attended the iHuff f'amily r'eupjlon 'which wvas held atthue home of iri. and Mrs. Frank t..Muff near Piedmont on last' Sunday. 'Mrs. 'Mary Fiuller' Stout, who has boon visiting hei' father, Di'. l~. S. Ful Ice', and sister. .Mu's. Janie Davis, duri ing the summer has withi her little (laughter, Joso~ihine; returnedl to her 'borne in iXashington, D. eC. Miss ildred 'dochi'aii -and Miss Sadie Wilson of Caniden, Mesars. An dre0w H 1-l, Jamdsi'tlfld. ...Wil 11am 'Hill went over to 'L4urens Fi day night to the (lane At the Lau rens H'otel. The par'ty was chaperon ed by Mt. W. 19. 'hill.-A'bbevillo -Press andl Ban'ner. Mr. anhl Mrs. 1W. RI. McCuen,, Mr. andl airs. Fleming Jones, 'Dr. and Mrs. R. rE Nuighes, Mr'. and Mu's. J. W. Todd, Jr., Messrs. C. lH.oper and A. C. Todd madeo up sever'al parties that mo. Stor'ed to Montireat, N. C., Sunday where they wvent to hear a sermon aby 'D)r. Campbell 'M'ofgan, the noted -10nglish .hreacher. New Ready-to'Wear Store Announcemenlt may 'be found on an other page of this paper of "Blatson's", a niew ready-to--wear and mIflinery store to be opiened in Laurens. The store is to be operated 'by L, T. Bata sonl, who has a similar business' In Greeniville. A formal opening of the establishment is to take place TPhiur day evening of this week, .to which ue has inyited all the ladles of ihau rns twd'Vieinity to attend. To Wed in October Mr. and Mr.,s. Benjamin Arnold Sul livan have announce (the engagement of their daughter, Mary Dudley Sulli van, to William" Frank Tatum, of 'McColl, the wedding to take 'place iI October. '-Niss iSullivan is a graduate of Winthrop collyge and has been teaching schodl for the Inaist two years. A number of social aftairs will .be giv en in her honor during the coming weeks, and the wedding will be an event of ver ywide interest. o 0 0 . V. P. U's. Ha111-e Outing Members of the 11. Y. .P. U. 'of the First 'Baptist church motored out to the grove surrounding Prospect church 'Friday evening 'Where they spent a ileasant iour together and then en Joyed a "Wiener Roast", the latest fad inl popular entertainment. 0 0 0 Green-Min,' u Miss Annie Louise Green, of New berry, and Mr. .1. Gary Lartin, of this city, were happily 'married by Rtev. C. T. Sqiires at his home in this 'city Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, several friends of the young people being present. After the ceremony the bridal pair left for a short honeymoon in ,North Carolina, returning to the city last night. Enterfinined for 3Miss McPhail On last Tuesday afternoon, Miss Brucie Owings entertained at a love ly tea in honor of Miss Lucy McPhail, '-whose marriage Is to take place inl Septemer. Thc spacious home was beautifully decorated with cut flow era and ferns, which were used in pro fusion. The dining room 'was lovely, tle color scheme being yellow and white. Alasses of marigolds and cleimatie were effectively arraiged in a sliver basket ,o11 the center of the table, while four silver vases wer( placed on each corner with the mai -golds and clematis. As the guests entered they were met by :.1esdames L. (. Balle, E. ). Eas terby and ). A. Davis. 'lihen they were ushered into the librai'y by Mrs. R1. .H. Roper where they were greeted by the hostess and her mother, Mrs. J. C. Owings, Mliss Lucy McPhail, 'llrs. Nim 1. Sullivan, Miss Mary Sullivan, 'Mrs. Frank Reid, -Mrs. F. 1. Marchant, irs. Hilubert Fanning and 'Mrs. Con 'way Jones, of 'Fountain liiii. Those entertaining in the library were (Miss es Frances Davis, :Hattie Gray and Mesdames B. iC. Jones, G. L. Knight and R. F. Jonel. The guests then passed from the Ii brary into' the dining room where Misses Eloise 'Miller, Jani .HIlolmes Davis, Frances Knight and Ada Cath erine Owings served Ice cream, cake and mints. Mrs. T. N. Barksdale and 'Mrs. Eugene 4Hudgens presided in a. very attractive manner at the, dining table where they sliced the cream to ,be served. The guests were enter tailned in the (iling rooi by Alisses iPearle Clardy, Alleene Franks and Virginia Barksdale. As the guests .passed out of the din Ing room .\lsses;\.Nfary 'Owings, Martha 'Barksdale and Mae Jones pinnedi the (dainty F'rench corsage favor's on each one. Misses Sadie Sullivan and Hlat tie Kate Easterb~y then ushered the guests into the drawing room wvher'e they wvere ser'vedl punch by 'Mlisses Juanita Wilkes, Mlary Rtoier' and Mari garet 'Lake, while Miss ilenry Wrighit andI M0.\leamfes E. 0. Anderson and E. 'W. Machen cnter'tainedl the guests, Utoleuman-Blakely Latta, Aug. 27.-Thursday afternoon at 'ive o'clock, Miss Isla Coleman and Samuel Jlunlter Bl'akely of Ora were married at CatIlshi Baptist church, albout -five miles nor'thwvest of Latta. The wveddhing wvas marked with beauty and simpilicity. A The church was diecorated In grecen and gold, ferns, twvining vilnes, mar'i golds and candl~es -were used in .pro0 fusion. -Pedestals cap~ped with bas~kets of mfaigoldls and bowvs of tulle added to the dignity of the pic'turo. Trho ceremony wvas performed liefor'e a, mounid of gr'eens' surmnountedl.,,wit,,h diflvpr candelabra 'ifilled with ~ diden :Prior to the ceremony, a priogr'am of music for the piano and violin was rendered b~y eGslndaes -W. J. Siuunten lin and E. 13. Berry, Jr. Several vodal selections were given by Miss Mildred Smith 'and Ai's. iH-. iF. Easter'lin'g. 'When the strains of the bridal chorsui froQm ~Lohengrin were sounded, .the uphers, Hlairy Sellers, ?iiack Atkins. a ,d ;Clif ton Allen and LeRoy Powell;. eltered' aiid took their plades on eadh 'aide eot the altar, Followings the usheod tamo tihe following -llridesmaids and:ggo~is men: Miss Nell Clement of 'Honoa .Path with S. 'H. Byrd of Ora, Miss. Ju lia Finley of McCormick with R. H. 'yleaming of Oita, 'Miss Mary Blakely of Ora with J. iH. Cr'awson of 'Winnsboro and iMiss Nelle Coleman with C. f} Allen of fLatta. Next came tile dame of honor, IMrs. 'M. --L. ISmith, of .Starke, Fla.,., sister of the bride, followed, b the maid of hionor; Miss Leila Coleman. 'Little Caroline 'Parham carried the ring' in, a big White~ irose -followed. by the flower girls, uMiry ILouise andi Elhoise Hayes, wiho scattered'rose peOt als along the bride's path. The bride entered with her father, John D. Cole. man, who gave her in marriage. The bridegroom entered with his best man, Mr. Blakely of Ora, and the imipres sjive ring ceremony was performed by 4he Rev. W. C. Allen of Dillon. Then to the notes of -Mendelssohn's wedding march the bridal party left the church. The bride was 'attired for travel in a suilt of blue with gray accessories. 11er hat wias particularly becoming and her corsage was a shower of bride roses and valley lillies. The brides maids wore taffeta dresses and carried bouquets of ferns and yellow flowers, Immediately after the ceremlony \ir. and 'Mrs. Blakely left for a wedding ti'll) to the mountains of western North Carolina. A reception was tendered the bridal party on the evening prior to the wed dhig by .Mr. and Mrs. .lohn D. Coleman parents of the 'bride. KnowleCge. Kinowledge is tihe only possessionm whilh lcalnnot be taken froi t Imiai, whatever misfortunu may befall him. X44 Avoi One reason the so gradual. Yo standing and lift ern" kitchen. As a matt can know how 1 the Hoosier in I What the Hooi When you owni a your work in half the You are sav'sd mIle Needless headache theve is not nearly soa to do~--and- because th< convenience, hich adj your height. All your necessar: scientifically arranged Work-table. You do y big, clean working spa There Is No Subi Because Hoosier's are protected ~y paten anything that will tal< Secures ('ontract in Clinton Mr. AW. J. Coney, local lm)lbilng Con tractor, was the successful bldcdr last weVek for the lumbilg work for Mr. 1,. G. Fuller's -handsoio scidence at Clinton. The contract was one of the largest given In this vicinity iI recent nionths and a number of contractors bid for the work, including contractors from as far away as Auguista. Colors az Medicine. The respons!veiess ol tie physical organlism to (lmnues of (olor is a he lief th.is isr'efeld in the cistomis of mNiy Ieoples. From ihe eiarliest Itmes It haIs e'ni tho pratlIce of the Chinese to clothe victils of S)ililpox inl (ar mine. In Tonkinl chil dren with m11ea11es are pitinted red, while in Spitin the traditional prescription for the same malhudy is a red shirt. and red syrup. Grced of Irish Lions. !11.( u bred In confinlement more succesf'ully il the Dublin Zoologieal gardens thimi anywhere else in the world. u do 't ralz the mi Y& -.X e o a, tw million AhA d ter ow ktcen usualn time. I ofstp ec day. abu a\ big , ltee edh lao the Wose. Trying Ki illefect o LkThEn FOR SC WE CAN GIVE YO VALUES IN TABLE' Also to Help Out the Kiddi Vanilla Wafers Graham Crackers Animal Crackers All 5c Pa Your Money Goes CARRY Laurens, S. 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