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I S f Thursday, January 21, 1932 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROUNA PAGE NUMUEI'. FIVE ’ f ersoi2i The Rev. G. N. Dulin and family from Canton, N. C., are spending a few days here with Mrs. Dulin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ab ercrombie. Miss Lillian Brown of Greenwood spent the week end here in the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Black- well. — • Mr. Arthur, Bradley has gone to Perrie, Fla., to accept a position teaching school. Misses Mary Bell and Pansye Williams, teachers at WoodVille, near Greenville, visited relatives here Sunday afternoon. Mr. T. E. Fuller an& family spent Sunday witfc relatives in Green wood. Mr. E. H. Huguley and family from Greenville spent the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Huguley. Those attending the Third Dis trict meeting of the American Leg- ’ ion in Greenwood Monday night were Messrs. G. E. Campbell, Fred vC. McCain,’ Dr. C. K. Epting and Dr. Garnett Tuten. Sorry Jto report Mr. W. M. Har mon suffering from an appendicitis attack since Friday. He was said to be somewhat better yesterday. The Sunbeam Band will meet Sunday afternoon at*3:30 at the Baptist Church. All members are urged to be present. ’ \ Browns’, Incorporated, have mov ed into the store room formerly oc cupied by Mr. A. H. Faulkner in the Brown-Andrews building on the upper block of Main Street. Else where in this paper are some specials offered by them this week. _x Ml'. »s Mr. and Mrs. John Dm Cade of ■Greenville, Mrs. Jennie M. Cade and Miss Julia Cade of Anderson College were charming guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Watson Sab bath. , Mr. and Mrs. James Hester and Flo and Jimmie spent Sabbath in Mt. Carmel. Mr. W. L. Miller spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McKellar in North Augusta. ! Mr. J. F. Sutherland returned home Monday evening from a pleasant visit in Anderson. j We are happy to say that our last news from Mrs. J. W. Morrah was encouraging. She sits up two or three hours each day. Her mahy friends hope for an early re covery. We^ miss her so much. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Humphries of Camden spent last week at the bedside of Mr. W. R. Boyd. Messrs. James and Ernest Boyd of Abbe-, ville were also with their father. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Scott of Beau fort reached here ^Wednesday, also Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frierson of At lanta came Wednesday night. Rev. and Mrs. Leon T. Pressly of McCormick were visiting the sick, Mr. W. R. Boyd and Mr. John Walter Covin, Wednesday morning. Miss Gladys Scott spent the past week end in Greenwood. We are glad to say that Miss Carolyn Tar- | rant, who recently had to undergo an operation at the hospital in Greenwood, is getting along nicely, j Mrs. Carrie Connor and Mr. Hol lis Connor, who have been spend ing some time in Charleston, re turned home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Connor and children bf Charleston accompan ied them home and visited here until Monday. Mrs. Nell Stallworth of McCor mick was a visitor here Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J. R. Tarrant spent Satur- Advance Showing of New Spring Dresses Beautiful styles in prints and solid colors. These dresses are gay, different, entirely new-just what you are wanting for spring. In three groups— ' DRESSES $10.00 Values * Now selling for the low price of— $5.00 DRESSES A group that the same quality sold last year for $14.75 and $16.50 offered at ^ $9.75 DRESSES > $12.95 Values Going at the neat sum of— $7.95 f New merchandise arriv ing every day to every de partment of our big store. Save money on the same goods here. We want to sincerely thank the people of McCormick and surrounding tpwns and communities for their patronage given our store in the past, and to assure you that we are able to ren ler you better service and. save you more money now than ever before, as we have bought a tremendous stock of merchandise on the lowest market in many years. We buy everything possible from mills in towns where our stores are lo cated, thereby helping the communities and those connected with the mills. BATTERIES FOR ALL LIGHT CARS ? / $6.65 j WHITTLE BATTERY v SERVICE * €22 BRQ£d . PHONE H6t AUGUSTA, CA. / Gallant-Belk Company has been watching results from advertising in The M,cCormick Messenger and has found that it is a paying proposition to the store, so we have decided to run an advertisement in every issue of The Messenger during the year 1932. We have been keeping close watch on this advertising ' and want to say the results are very noticeable and pleasing to us. Watch The Messenger throughout the year for announcement of new and seasonable merchandise and wonderful values offered by Gallant-Belk Company, Greenwood’s l eading De partment Store. Gallant-Belk Company sells for cash, so there’s no danger of your having to help share burdens of loss on bad or slow accounts. We make quick ^turn over” which allows us to sell it for less. GALLANT-BELK “GREENWOOD’!? LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE” WE SELL EVERYTHING AND SELL IT FOR LESS COMPANY “THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES” days. Rev. J. H. Warren filled his reg- ula . appointment here last Sun day delivering a very able sermon. Mrs. E. F. Bussey and Mrs. Leo Hornsby spent last Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dorn. Mr. E. L. Reese from Double Branches, Ga., is spending a week or ten days here with his nephew, Mr> J. M. Reese. Mrs. G. E. Dukes and children were visitors Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stone. Mr. R. G. Boswell of Augusta made a short visit here Saturday evening. Messrs. J. ,C. Harvely, E. F. Bus sey, H. J. Bussey, B. M. Bussey and A. P. Douglas were visitors to Au gusta on Monday of this week. 1 XT SANDY BRANCH NEWS Mrs. Barney Parks and daught ers, Kathleen and Tommie, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Man ning Brown. Mr. J. B. Walker was the dinner guest of Mr. Bert Deason Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Walls and children spent the week end with relatives near Ninety Six. Mrs. Manning Brown and Mrs. J. B. Deason spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Creight Brown, i Misses Sara and Betty Walker and Nellie Brown were the pleas ant guests of Miss Francis Watkins Friday night. ! Callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Campbell Friday after noon were Mrs. J. T. Deason, Mrs. W. R. McNeill, Mrs. A. B. Campbell, Misses Gladys Deason, Nellie and Rebecca Brown. i Mrs. Anderson Walls spent last Tuesday very pleasantly with Mrs. R. L. Hartline. Mrs. Marion Schumpert spent Sunday with relatives in our com munity. Miss Elsie Durham spent a few days last week with relatives in McCormick. Miss Gladys Deason was the din ner guest of MisS Nellie Brown Sunday. ‘ Mrs. W. R. McNeill and son, Billie, also Miss Gladys Deason spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. An derson Walls. Mrs. J. B. Deason spent Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Winston Campbell. Mr. Tyra Walker is having a dwelling house built on his farm, and they will move into it as soon as it is completed. / Miss Francis Watkins entertain ed the younger set with a party last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dom and children of McCormick spent awhile Friday night with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Deason. ixi Conrad-Tolen SPECIALS -at- FOR THIS WEEK 25c Curtain Goods / One tabic of remnanls at half price. Included in these are Prints, Play Cloth, Chevoits, Crepes, Cretonnes, Oo’ings, Sheet- fing. Silks, Wool Goods, etc. A new shipment of Prints and solid color Broad cloth, fast colors, 36-inch wide, per yard 10c We are now moved into store formerly occupied by A. H. Faulkner, and invite you to visit us when in town. Many f friends throughout this section will be interested to learn of the marriage of Mr. Robert Tol- en, son of Mrs. Sallie Tolen and the late Mr. Tolen, and formerly a resi dent of the De la Howe community. The announcement follows: Mr. Robert Michael Tolen and , the bride as maid and Mrs. Pearce Seago was matron qf honor. The bridegroom had his brother, Bailey Rartzog, as best man. v : The Bride The bride was beautifully dressed in a spring suit of gold colored cloth with accessories of dark brown. She wore a corsage of yel low roses. The entire ensemble ac centuated her own unusual color ing and was most becoming. The bride’s mother wore green and she had a corsage of white narcissi. Following the ceremony the bridal party were invited into the dining room where a chicken salad course with sandwiches and coffee and ambrosia and cake were serv ed. At the head of the table was the wedding cake which was first cut by the bride with 7 the usual ceremonies. The young couple left during the afternoon for a wedding trip and will return to Greenwood some time next week to make their home here. Both have been popular members of society here and theiif friends are delighted that their marriage will not take them away from Greenwood. 4 Mrs. Hartzog attended Lander college and since her graduation has been teaching in the McCor mick High school. Mr. Hortzog at tended Clemson college , and the University of Georgia and has since 3e: Grace McCord, which appeared in the Greenwood Index-Journal of ' " January 15: day night with Mrs. W. A. Scott! the large group at the school. She Florence, Mrs. Dessive Carmon and The marriage of Miss Grace Mc- and returned to Beaufort Sabbath is Alba Turner from Spartanburg Mrs. W. W. Howell of Columbia, cord, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Scott. {and a member of the ninth grade. Mrs. Maude Sedler and little a. a! McCord formerlv of Green- IXT Five carpenters from Greenwood, ! daughter, Virginia, and Miss Margaret Alistine Conrad announce their marriage been connected with the Postal on Saturday, the ninth of January Telegraph company and the Bell Nineteen hundred and thirty-two Telephone company, at present at Thomasville, North Carolina holding a position with the latter X organization. Though their engage- ^ J tt [ment was recently announced, no McCora-riartZOg date was ,set and .the marriage comes as somewhat of a surprise Of cordial interest to friends of to many of their friends, the bride in McCormick is the fol- in addition to the attendants, lowing account of the wedding of Francis Lawrence and Pearce Sear- Henry Gerard Hartzog to Miss g 0 were guests from Greenwood. X Fidelis Class Meets DE LA HOWE NEWS The high school had the mid term examinations Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Gettys carried the members of the seventh, ninth and tenth grades on a straw ride Saturday afternoon. The outing was en joyed by all and refreshments were served at the Welcome Cafe in Calhoun Falls. Miss Thelma Alexander spent the week end with relatives in Com T merce, Ga. * .. Another girl has been added to -ixt- MODOC NEWS S. C., are finishing up the bunga- Rosella Vaughn of Orangeburg, low that will be the superintend-! ent’s home. Thursday night, Miss Thelma Alexander “set up” a group of boys to see “Notre Dame” at Abbeville. Miss Alberta James and Miss Nellie Hook spent the week end in Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Julia Clary spent Monday with friends in McCormick. The Fidelis Class of the Metho- Miss wood but now of Columbus, Ga., dist church held its first meeting Misses Alva and Lucile McDaniel and Mr. Henry Gerard Hartzog, Jr., 0 f the New Year at the home of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Miss Eula Caudle last Thursday . Hartzog of this city, was quietly night. solemnized at 1:30 o’clock Wednes- The devotional was conducted by day afternoon at the home of the M , M K aIter which an in _ bride’s parents in Columbus. The ceremony was quite simple and teresting Robert E. Lee program was presented by Miss Ruth Cor- homefolks. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hornsby re turned Sunday to Clinton, after Miss Mae Wiley spent a few days spending several weeks here among with her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Watkins.! friends and relatives. Visitors to the school during Mrs. J. W. McDaniel from Green- we^k were,* Mr. J.^M/Nickles and wood spent the past week here with Mr. Lewis Perrin of Abbeville, Mrs! her - ifiother, Mra. Georgia Reese, Mixon and son, Lester Mixon, of w*ho has been veryf ill the past few of Augusta spent Sunday here with charming and was witnessed by on- j ‘ " ly a small group of friends and ^ . relatives of the contracting party. .After the business was completed The wedding party formed a tab- the f u . est5 had a most enjoyable leau in the living room which was S0Clal h our. ^ decorated in green and white for The hostess served delicious the occasion and the vows were sandwiches, hot chocolate, pickle- read by Dr. Boyd, of the Presby- and cheese crackers. terian church of Columbus. Miss Imojean McKellar attended TOMMIE WALKER, *• J -Reporter.