Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* C * ~ * * * e * * * * *. *' * * Local and Personal Mention. * * * * * *e g* * * * * Mrs. Dial Gray has returned from a visit to Cape Charies, a'. Associate Justice Ii. C. Wats S-)ept til e week-end in ieiiilersoivifl . Miss :ary Owings has as lid? giieet AJ iss Martha White, of 'Miami 'Florida. iMr. Jim 'Parks, or'A.GreemAwad, NaAE a visitor in Lauredh tiidafY. Mrs. Will !toofo apent. last!wee in ISFlisbury, N. O, 1 ltv Miss IIC 'les I home again af t -r a visit g 4elpi esi e'syilfe ,Irs. J. O. C. Fleming and ir. and aI's. C. P,4. oeA gcnt Thimsday in 0olinnba. Alr. S. Vr. Wilkes, r (Rice Nickels, and 'Mr. '. P. .Minter left Tuesday for a business trip to New. York. Dr. Uraves 4.;'K'lhight', of Anderson college, and (IMrs. Knight were in the city yesterday to vote. irs. Gordon Duckett, of Anderson, )as been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crews. , 'Miss Igte PAdgett who has been in New York on a business trip, returned io the city Friday. liss Rebecca Clarke left Saturday for Hendersonville, .N. C., where she will teach the coming term. * Mis's Ruth 'iHnter, of 'Newberry, spent the week-end -with Miss 1Harriet Hughes. Mr. and 'Mrs. T. C. 'Switzeir of Spar tanburg, spent the week-end with rel atives in Laurens. .liss C1ai.rtha 'Franks left Sunday for Danville, Vr., where she has accepted 'a position to teach in the third grade, Amrs. S. M. 'Wright -and -'Mr. Frank !Wright of Ware Shoals, spent ' the week-end in the city with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Walker and chil dren h-ave retarned from a visit to rel atives in Kentucky. -Mrs. .TohE' V. 'Brown and'little son, of Darlington, are visiting iMr. and IMrs. J. D. Mock. . .. .\Mrs. Rosa I. Cain is visiting her daughter, .irs. Carlisle 'Nottingham,. at Cape Charles, Va. MNiss Bessie Sitgreavej is in Kershaw where she is engaged on a nursing case. Mrs. R. F. Fleming, Sr., of Green wood, has been spending the last week with 'Mr. R. F. Fleming, Jr. Mrs. Josephine G. Watts has re turned from a visit to Mrs. (e-orge Knight, of Narnie. ,Mr.''Claude 'Fuller, of .Norfolk, has returned to the city after a visit to relatives hereo .. 'MIr Hilton 'Hudnell spient a few day* last week with his wife, who has been visiting let' garents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Simpson for several ;weeks. Mr. Charles ei- uglies, who has a po sition in Fountain 4imi, spent the week end with his parents, lDr. -and Mrs. R. E. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. E. J-1. Crews are spend ,ing the month in Georgetown where -Nir. Crews has temporary charge of the 'Standard Oil Company. , 'Mrs. Sallie (. Young and Miss Eliza beth Young left Saturday foi' Columbia where Miss Young will teach again the coing ternm.' Miss 'Winona Chancy, wvho has been visiting relatives hei'e for a month, has returined to Kannapolis, N. C,, to re suime 1her wvork as a r'eligious worker. Mlasterah Charlie andl Henry Foster, have returned to theli' home in Colum bia after spendiing a month withi their graniidmother', 'i's. 1W. T. Dor'rohi. ~;Capt. Hugh -Akerman, UT. s. A., .and .'Mr's. Akerman with their small son are visiting their aunt andl uncle, 'Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tune. 'Miss Mary 'Ropei', 'Miss 'Tlora 'Ben nett and Miss llnua Burps leave this week to enter the Greenville WVomen's College. The Rev. Thomas Rideout left alon day for Washington, D'. C., where he will attendl the wedding of hisp~rother, the Rev. -Jlohni Rideout. Ex-Gover'nor Cooper. wvas in 'Laurens yesterday 'to cast his vote. 'He and ~'Mls. Coobjer wvill leave shortly f~or Washington. Miss e-arr'iet 'Hughes returned Wed nesday from' a visit to Wa'shindton. During the .summer she atte'nd'ed 'the' suinmier session of the University' of 'Vil'inia. re, (. TW. ICasque and heir lt Ssoil He1bbert,'have retui'ned to thd'dIty Safter' a visit of several weeks in Wal . halla' where Mrs. Gasque attended her sister's 'wedding. Anong the Laurens -girls ,w'ho leave' 'this week. for Converse 'college gre.~ IMisses (IfIarriet 'Hughes, Emmie Lou Washington, Sarah 'iliza iSwygertfand UJennie Wright. Mrs. Jemes. .R. Co pelanti and Mns. Thecgore'Penk6e moto 'ed from Clinton *ThatMslay to Attend irs. Vance Irb~y's .br dedl'?nelon in honor of ilts.'"R. A. Coer,. Strs. H-osea it~0n and her da,ughter, aMiss&'Reba Dean, who have 'been' pay 'ing an elxtendeti visit to Mi'. and Mr's. EguWatts .left 'Weduigsd~y~ for, the , -North Oarolina mountains.. ',* MiAs iLucia hB'arksdale, Grand Worthy 'Matro'n of South Carolina, 9f the' EastA ern Star, spent, last Wedneildgy night at Bennettsville, apd 'ltrs~hy nfight t e~~tme, vis'ig'hapd Mr. and Mi's. J. :W. Todd, iSy., return ed from r.\lontreat Tuesday in time to 3ast their ballots in the election. Among the Laurens girls who have left to enter Chicora College. are 'Miss bs Emininur and Rosalie Sullivan, Leora Hiuinter and Rebecca Adaius. Miss Gertrude lock has returned to lidi,1home in Marietta,' Georgia, after a visit to rlatives here. She stopped ror a visit to her brother, Dr. 'Mock, Df Greenvillejen rouje to Alarietta. Mr.Jiynes ). '1'j-y will leave Wed aiesday -for Staunton, Virginia, ;where k wl Il' *isit relat to4fo a week be rore enterting thd Augustij Military kcademy at Fort DaflauceeNVa. I Mrs J.A. Y Wallace;, who,- with her 3ix little daughters, has been visiting' 1ier';parbntSg 'Mr. (id'lg. 4. '. Crws, bA. returio'd itoedhlmi in Green ville. Misses Ruth Todd, Sa'rah Powers, 114th? fhbm psn and Louise Powers left T ruiqw or Anderson college. MlM -Mdry Owings will leave Wednes day for the same college. M1? iLAW'.. 3irphrey and attractive children, Isaac and Georgine, :w-ho have been on a visit to MrM. 'N. C. Hughes, have i'eturned 'to their honie in Weldon, N. C. Miss Zell Blakely who has been in Washington, Baltimore and other cit ies of Maryland, has returned home and will continue to go to the 'Lau rens city sclaooi. Neiiato'r N. B. Dlal arrivdd in the city Friday to cast his.vote in the election Tuesday. Later in the week lie will go to Washington with his family by automobile, travelling by way of the Shenandoah Valley.' Dr. W. II. Dial returned 'Monday from Baltimore where his son, Mr. Carlisle iDial, underwent an operation a few days ago. Reports from Mr. Dial are to the effect that lie is mak ingasatisfactory progress after the o eration. Among the teachers from Laurens wvh have itt to 'taie 'up their posi tions are,' Miss Mildred Counts,, who will teach in Gastonia, 'Miss 'Donie Counts, who has gone to Reidsville, N. C.,- i.MIss Doris Yotung who is efih ployed by the Cross %Hill school, and Miss All'ha Bolt, who has a position in Abbeville. .issFoil Bride-Elect, Miss Doris. Young entertdined at -a morning bridge party .Wednesday in honor of Miss Sadye Padgett, a ibride elect.. Nine tables were placed on the cool porch, where at the conclusion of the ganies a tempting salad course .was served. 0 0 0 Party For lrsl Cooper -Mrs. fR. A. Coover was Mhe guest-of honor at a large bridge oarty given by Mrs. Vance Irby Thursday morning. At the conclusion- of a series of games, the nine ta-bles of players were joined by a number of other guests for deli cious refreshments, ,consisting of a salad and ice course. Fkor Miss iSuallivanm Among the .parties given for Miss klary Sullivan, a 'oopular bride-elect, was 0one at wvhich iisses 'Sarah ,and Niary ;Belle Babb 'entertainedl last Wednesday morning. Colorfuil aumtumn [lowers effectively decorated the rooms *vhere six tables wvere pilaced for 'Forty ['we. -At the end of a number of gaines, i delicious salad course nas served. ~iias '2ullivan .was present'ed with a lainty piece of lingerie. M~rs. Jones Entertain4 Mr's. 'D. L. Jones entertained several )f. her friends most dlelighitfully Fri lay.mnorning when :Miss Rebecca Dial read her prize liay, "No Dogs Al cowedl" to about 'fifteen assembled luests. -Miss Dial's play receive tihe mne hundred dollar pize in the Cotm )ia 'State's playwriting -contest~ aat Funo, and wvas pr'odued~ with no 'ble meceess at the Town Theater' in C om >ia. At the conclusion of the r'ea ng, ight reofreshmments were served., Dolhightfu) :IMsica( Ei'ehipmg A dlelighttu' ,il'rogranmme of i vas enjoyed ' y the neighbors, aV lennett homelpf aitti Saturday d'~ ng, when little Ifiss 'Margaret ravey gave a recital, after rI nonths be spetifil !eoge'i ilby 3iif ~l'lra Bennetg iMlss -Bennet~ is Mj~~ dil of th~ music, departmegt of the ireenville W6man'is Cojlege undo'. lirecction of 'George fl. Schaefei%,jl v'ihl complete her course this eai' the assisted Miss .McCr'avey with two Phe Gypsy Fortune Teller, Carl Wilhelm ialutph o thie Colors * Bhert' Anehony Scotch Poeti A. ED. MacDowell ~oncorte Etuide - e' Lst )1vnmeio Pps MarchBch 1se.Mignoo e (Walter' Roil o IfeClintopk-Swan Spartanburk, i# u,- 841.-At the jiome n~d nei Btreet, on Thur~aay afternoon at 6 o'clock, 'liss E4 lizabeth McClintock was married to P. P. Swan by Dr. J. S. Watkins, of this city. While 'AMiss McClintock made her- hone in Spartanburg, her ellciency and Iopularity gave her calls all over the state. iiHcr charming personality and sunny disposition in the sick room won her itiany life-long friends who regret greatly to give her UP. She was the youngest daughter of the late Capt. VPilliam A. and Frances Nesbitt. -McClintock, of Ora. Mr. Bwan is a young lawyer of Birminiglham, Rla., and they will make their home in that city. 0 0 0 For Miss Sullivan On -Saturday afternoon, Mrs. B. W. Copeland charmingly entertained with a.Forty-Two party in honor of Mjss IMary- iD. Sullivan, one of the fall brides. The house was artistically decoratid with ("' f!owers. and thep color heme of Vellow was carried out in the three rooms where cards w'ere. enjoyed. After a number of in teresting gaines, cards were laid aside and a delicious salad course was serv ed by the hostess, assisted by her sis ter, Miss 'latton and Mrs. J. G. SuIlli van, the bride's mother. 000 A Birtihday Party Little Louise Roper eiltertained a number of her little friends at a birth day party on Friday, it being her. fourth birthday. The house was dec orated iwith ferns and cut flowers. Af-' ter the children played severli games they were invited into the (lining room where delicious refreshments were served, the color scheme, pink and white, being carried out in the refresh ments. In the center of the dining table was a -large cake with the pink and white candles burning. Little Louise received a number of presents from her family and little friends. When the afternoon , was spent all the guests departed wishing the little hostess many more happy -birthdays. 0 0 0 Reception by Mrs. Reid iMrs. I.A. Frank Reid was hostess at a beautiful reception Wednesday af ternoon, from five to seven, in honor of Mrs. Pierce W. Price and Irs. T. J. Langley, mother and sister of Mr. Car ter. Price, whose marriage to Miss Lucy McPhail took place Thursday. The three roohis of the lower floor were' thrown open and most effective ly decorated -by Mrs. James F. Harney ,with asters in Pastel shades banked with ivy. The guests were received at the door by Mrs. Jams' Harney an( Mis. Rice Nickels, and from there lpassed to the receiving line com:)osed of Mrs. Reid, her mother, 'Mrs. W. 1-1. .MCF1hall, her sister, Miss 'Lucy MoPhail, a bride elect, and Miss Lucy Sullivan, another bride of the fall. At the end of the receiving line t(Mrs. Cecil Romer an( '.\iiss Irtlizaibet h Childress entertained the guests. 'In the dining room ilrs. J. (. Ow ings and Nirs. C. M. C!arke cut cake and ice cream, while Miss .\laudi Mae Jessee, Mrs. T. C.'Bolt and Miss Sarah Sitgrenves servedl. Entertaining in the dlirting room wvere 'Misses IRebecca Clarke and Eiliztibethi Young. 'Misses Jule Childress and Virginia Barksdale ushered the guests into the living room where punch was served by 'Misses Mary Owens andl Eloise Clardy, who .were assisted in entertain ing by Misses Brucie Owings and Vir' ginia 'Sullivan. The fdilowving account of the marn riage of i.\iss Mary Johnson to Jir. Jas 'M. Zimmerman will lbe read with espbeclial interest in Inurenus. Sirms. Zimmer'man is veray popiular' 'in this city, having spent her early girlhood here and since then being a frequent visitor: Spartanhburg, Sept. 10.-A marriage of statewvide inter'est wvas that of Miss Mary .Johnson and James M. Ziinmer.. man, which event took l-ace Thurs day evegi,g at 8:30 o'~ Ioej in the Cn tral A .thodi'niurch.- -f The altrgJuas-deormatedl with ferns and ivy over' a baKground~ of white. Prior t Wthe deremdny wht)1&wls pe formcq hj the 'Rev. Mr. Tur'nipseed, Mes'mes" 1. &' C6Ake; 'DitY 'Bur. net' anid I-Td'&'e~Bffiai' *ftffdWed' i Marie 'Dean andl Donald Sanders. To the ~traina 9f the we fli'h from. oheurmrtN, ':).ed lyvIr. ay ren 'Dur'the. usherne, Cliefts t Wfd~ James Earle, H~arwpil..Anders ny:and Charles Avent, en~tejed 'from theiside aisles and stood at the altar 'side. The bridesmaids and groomsmen en tered, fir4stuis :Bessie Allen of (lrefl yille and Gregg Gal'braith; Miss Alice Irwin andl Jack Burnett,' Miss 'Mattie Mae Avent and Roy Watson of Ridge Spring, (Miss Mary DuPre wvith 'Harry Johnsoh. '.M1s '?ichel Macauley and William Zimmerman~ Miss Fay 'Wright with 'Paul Simpson. Mrs. J. T. John eon, Jr., and Mrs. COhester' Wa'd tvere the dames of honor. Miss Ilattie iBoyd was,maid of hoftor. She was followed b~y little Bettie GreeV and -Joe Wverett, Yr., Who carried quaint flower bou (Cotinetiosiu~oo Eight) Kelly-Sp TIP You can now equip you you have always wanted te put them within the reach NEW LON FABRICS Size List Price Our Price 30x3-----$12.90 -------$- 7.45 30x3 1-2 1-4.9 ...- 9.65 32x31-2- --21.00....-- 15.75 31x4 -----24.00 --------- 18.00 32x4 .---- 27.50 --------- 19.95 33x4 -----28.50 21.00 34x4----- 29.75- .......22.31 All other sizes, Cords and Fabrics, priced in proportion. Equip Your Ca For Si Easterby Moi Phone Every Woma -Her Bedro< RED CED) That will enable her to 1woolens and furs right in I whIl be handy. A ed Cedar Chest a cut, damipness and moths. Jra ottr aromatic Red y ur perfect Chest realized We are showing a large at surprisingly low prices a drop and see them. S M. & E. H. V4 * LAUREN ringfield E S r car with Kelly tires like i do. The new low prices of all. 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