The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-07-25
B. Il L.. ASSOCIATION
FORMED AT CLINTON.
New Grocery Firm Organized. Building
New City Hall. Two Pretty Enter
taiuments. Many Personals.

taiuments. Many Personals.
Clinton, July %. = A Building and
Loan Association has been formed here
recently. The promoters are among
tho prominent and reliable business
men of this town. The c~orporators are
Messrs. j. S. Craig, w. M, Mcmillan,
j. Q. Phillips, j. ID. Bell, II. d. Cope
land, c. w. Stone, r. l.. Bailey, j. f.
Jacobs, and j. 1. Copeland. They have
applied for a charter and will be ready
for business about the first of August.
Another firm will open up in Septem-
Der. The members are Messrs. j. ID.
Bell, RI. Copeland, and Hugh Simp-
son. They will handle groceries and
will occupy the Nash building.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new city hall.
Social life has been very pleasant in
Clinton for the past few days. Two
very pretty entertainments have been
given in honor OF Mrs. 7. Duckett Cope
land. The first OF these was given by
Miss Tallulah Neville on Friday after
noon in the beautiful new presidents
residence on the college campus. This
house is well suited to entertaining with
it's broad halls and verandas. The
guests we're welcomed on the porch
by Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Copeland, and
Miss Neville. Here tables were scat
tered about and score cards were dis
tributed for progressive games of
anagrams. After an exciting contest
it was found that six players had tied
their scores. A lucky cut gave the
prize, & hand painted china tray, to
Miss Aurelia Vance, and she presented
it to Mrs. Copeland. The consolation
prize fell to Mrs. j. f. Jacobs. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served in two
courses by Misses Ola Young, jamie
Kennedy, and Matte May Neville.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. j. H.
Young entertained in honor of Mrs.
Copeland.
MIR. Cyrus Bailey has returned from
Nashville, Tenn. where he visited rela-
tives. His cousins, Misses Sara and
Mary Sperry, returned with him and
will spend some time visiting relatives
in Clinton.
Mrs. j. b. Townsend and children of
Anderson are visiting Mrs. j. F. Jacobs.
Or. and Mrs. j. ID. Jacobs Of Louis
vile are visiting relatives here.
The Rev. Thornwell Jacobs of Nash
vile, Tenn. visited DR.. Jacobs a few
days last week.
Dir. Jacobs and his family are holding
a sort of reunion at Riverside this week.
Miss Minnie Pitts of Atlanta has been
visiting her uncle, DR.. w. "A. Stands,
on her way from New York.
Miss Essie Young has returned from
Newberry where she visited the family
of Mr.. Fl. H. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. King went to At
lanta on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hunter Little returned
from Stomp Springs on Saturday.
Miss Virginia Neville is entertaining
q number of her Yorkville friends this
week. They arrived yesterday and will
remain a week or ten days.
Masters Eugene and Bruce Galloway
are visiting friends in Newberry.
Messrs. Tom Little and Mac Kennedy
returned from Asheville and Black
Mountain on Saturday.
Mrs. d. M. Frierson and children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Josephine
Vance.
Misses Ina and Laura Vance returned
an Friday from a very pleasant visit to
Mrs. Claude Sartor in Union, and Mrs.
Ben Anderson in Reidvillc.
Mr.. w. e. Owens joined Mrs. Owens
at H~cndersonville Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur Jackson of Lafayette,
Ga. spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs.
w. Nj. McCaslan, enroutc to Wright
vile Beach.
Miss Lois Farr has returned to At
lanta after a pleasant visit to her
mother here.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. Q. Philips, with ,neir
two children, are spending sometime in
the mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Lipscomb of
Verdery, also Mr.. John Jordan and Miss
Ludie Jordan of Union, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. McCaslan.
Miss Rosa Bailey leaves Tuesday to
spend the remainder of the summer at
Alkalithia, N. c..