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.* * * ' * * * * * * 'S . . S . * * Local -and Porsonal Mention * * *S * * * e-S e e * * * * Miss Ola 13 amilett Is visiting relit tives in .\rmtville for a few days. Villiani Vingo spent Sunday visiting friends at FendersonVille, N. C. Mrs. Tuker Fisher, of Columbia, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Black well. Mrs. W. F. -lough leff 'Sunday to ae Company her sister to a .hospital in Atlanta. Aliss Lola Anderson, of Spartan hurg, spent the week-end with her sis ter. Miss Josie Anhlirson. Mr. and Mrs. T11. D. Darlington spent fhe week-end in Greenville with .\Mr. and Mrs. 10d'vard I.e'Crady. Aish Claude Copeland, of Norfolk, Virginia, is paying an extended visit to Mr. and 'Mrs. Will Copeland. Miss Mary Kilgo, who is teaching at Greenville, spent the week-end home with Rcv. and Mrs. P. F. Kilgo. %Miss Virgini. CaIne and Miss Vir ginia Simkins, of U'reenville, were the guests Sunday of Mrs. Rosa i. Cainc. Mr. and IMrs. ID. Fl. Wilkes and fam ily spent the week-end in Abbeville with Mrs. J. -Moore Mars and Mrs. \V. .1. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. 'R.IC. Gray, of Gastonia, N. C., spent the we(k-end in the city with lNr. Gray's parents, Mr. and '.\irs W. L. Gray. .\liss -Mary Ferguson, of Greenwood spent the week-end with Dr. and .lrs \V. ID. -Fergusoi and Mr. and IMrs. M L. Copeland. - Friends of Mr .T. P. Owings, in th( Gray Court community, Will be. sorr) to learn that lie has been very sick foi - the past few -days. $25.( Biggesi 17-Piece Saturday $L00 Down $1.00 a Week *No1ep No Reg I - Mis Avie Mahaffey, iwho has a pos1 tion at the IConnie Alaxwell Orphan age at Greenwood, spent the wpek-end with -her family here. Mr. L'. W. Hammond, assistant chief, of .)olice, of Greenvilie, was a spend the-day .guest at the h'ome here of his uncle, Mr. P. W. -Miller, on E'ast Main street. Mr-.4. F'. Z. Z.Wilson, Miiss iLcille Wil son and Miss Mary Blurton, of New berry, motored to the city Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burton. Miss Jessle Trotter, of Sevierville, 'Tenn., arrived in the city last 'week to spend some time with her sisters. Mlrs. C. di. 'Ilicks and irs. R1. Brooks Childress. Mrs.. GCM. M.Clarke spent last week in Greenville .visiting her children, A. 1. and Ed Hart and Miss Lila Hart. Sho was mresent'at the birthday dinner of little.,.Gus Hart, Jr. Mrs. Jess Leaman, who underwent an overation for appendcietis at i Spartanhurg hosplital 1ast week, is re ported to have successfully passed through the danger period and is on the road to recovery. Mrs. 'Flugh Sanforia, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E' 1. Minter, [or several weeks, returned to her home in Mocksvllle,, 'Tein., Monday. Mr. Sanford cmne down Saturday and accompanied 'her home. Mr. Wellie .M1cllaniel, one of Uncle Sam's rural riders, who has been un dergoing a rest cure' at his home for the past. few months, was oi thc streets last week very much .impioved in health. On account of a consider able Increase in- weight his friends were hardly able to recogni'.e him. Friends of Carlisle Dial, who re. turned from a Baltimore hospital sev cral 1weeks ago a;pparently very muel )0 Wor Vare Fp t Bargain E rhrift Club Set Only $14.98 ie te I acmes~first $er done or~ Mail Or 19aio s) EMEBER SAL inmproved inl lheal-th after anl operatiol, will be sorry to learn that he suffered ,L relapse last .Wednesday the (lay Ie o expected to return to his duties in Charleston, and has not been doling very well since. Among those who attenled the State () Fair in Columbia last week were Mr. I and Mrs. J. AW. To(d, Sr., Dr. W. D. Ferguson, Miss Besnie Todd, \Ir. Jaies' Todd, Mr. and lrs. Frank Caine, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ro.:er, Mr. and .\lrs.1 10rnest E'asterby, Mr. and Mrs. Albert )ial, ..MIr. and -Mrs. W,..1,. Gray, Miss I Hattie Gray, Miss Gla(lys Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1H. McPhail, Mrs. .1. 0. C. Fleming and Dr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Teague. Clar les 10l1 K Tonh igit Much interest is being taken here in the wedding to take place in Roa noke, Va., this afternoon when 'Miss Eidith dHarnes, of that city, is to be married to Mr. Charles F. Fleming, of this city. Mr. Fleming left Monday morning by automobile 'or Roanoke. Ile was accompanied by his nMother, IMrNhs. J. 0. C. Fleming, and .!I'. and Mrs.,14F. i. Caine and Mr. and Ms. Ce cll P. Roper. After the cerenony the couple will take an extended wedding trip and then return to LUurens, where they will make their homb. En:iitertuins at Cards Complimenting her Forty-Two club and Miss Anne Johnson, of Chester, a bride of Noyember, Mrs. Henry Frank:; entertained at cards Friday afternoon. The rooms were beautifully decorated in bright yellow chrysantheiums and the li4loweren s'irit was suggested by bowls of nuts with 'which each of the intle tables was furnished. The bri(le's place was marked with a large bouquet. After an hour of playing, a 1salad course wiIl coffee was served. :h of Fi r $14.9 ver Offered ALU PAY IS' FOR ONE DAY as Ou Supply is Li Surpr1se for Pastor's WVife 31rs. P. F. Kilgo, wife of the pastor the First 3Methe st clchurch, was giv ii a delightful surprise at the home of is. Willialam Solomon last F'riday af nioon When she was giveni a shower, f presepjts by the members of the Iml les Missionary society gathiered there w purposes,, of study. The ladies had iscovere( that Friday wan airs. Kil o's birthday and tooki advantage of he occasioii to extend their congrat lations in a substantial manner. Be ides the other 1resents, -irs. Kilgo vas presented with a large birthday ake. The presentation was made by 4rs. V. C. P. Robertson after a de ighti ful sal ad Course had been aIved. ly 1Mrs. Soloiont. Enjoyable Birthday Party The children anad grandchildren of' ir. and .\lrs. A. 13. Burns gathered at hir home oin North liarper street ,uni1day to celebrate the sixty-sixth > rthday of Bri. hurns. The birthday arty is an annual event, in the fai ily. Everyone preseit enjoyed the day. specially the good things to cat spread rm a long table ii tW' back yard. Forty-seven children and g,--ranldchil dren11 helped Air. Burns enjoy hIs anni versary, and eacti an(i everyone wished him many more. As one :resent ex pressed it: "I wish you to live to be a liidred and to have a birthday wice a year." A daughter, Mirs. A. Y. Rhodes. made the birthday cake which was prettily decrated withi tie initials "A. 13. ." and the numerals "66". How about planting Laurens county in Tobacco 1923? She will' Grow it Fine. Hold your head up and trade with J. C. Burns & Co. ie Alur INO MINLIM aZ Tils COMPI i4 Our.hrift C3 ONE DOLLAR DO)W! Then Pay Balanct ONLsY---SATURD rrited and When TI lkes _U LE__ I will buy all day Fri-' day, and Saturday uin til 12 o'clock, mules weighing from 900 to 1100 pounds, not over 7 years old. D. H. COUNTS AGENT unum Clab Set The ThrI 40Q4T. S64 PAPN .Qf(CAc. erAt PRS6RvWsITILS I QT LOPPNP AUC PAN --7 .41w at icmul.A O:'Ados itff PIRC0AWf 4Cq PQUNG PAN 1Ni.F ~ ~ MIII QwUIiQM0.ow ra $1.00 ETE''ALUMINUM SAT HOME 4.--Take Your Set Home With You; One Dollar Per Week. -SeGel9ee al AY, NOVEMBER 4TH., iese are Sold the Sale Stops. t Company