The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-10-30
AN APPROACHING
CLINTON WEDDING.
New President Addresses
College Students.
THE LECTURE COURSE.
Monument Fund Grows Under Manage.
ment of the Daughters of the Con.
federacy. Personal News.

Clinton, Oct. 20. DR.. and Mrs. John
Wesley Young have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter,
| Clara Elizabeth, to Mr.. CLANCY Williams
Stone, in the Presbyterian church on
the evening of November the sixth.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DIR. Jacobs. The occasion is looked
forward to with unusual interest on ac-
count of the popularity Of the bride and
groom. Miss Young graduated at Chi
cora college and for two years was
teacher in the graded school here. Mr..
Stone is a partner of one of the most
successful mercantile firms in Clinton,
the CopelandStone Company, and en-
joys the confidence of the entire COM
munity. Both are prominently and
widely connected.
The Rev. DR.. Adams addressed the.
students of the college Tuesday morn
ing. He was given cordial hearing.
He and his family are expected in
Clinton next week. They will share
the Presidents home with Mrs. Neville
and family until the completion of her
house, which is now under way.
This community was shocked on Sat
urday to hear Of the death of the little
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman as q
result of scarlet fever. The child had
recovered from the fever which was of
the mldest form several weeks, No
physician was in attendance when he
had fever and it lasted apparently but
a few days. Last week he grew quite
Ill and when when a physician was
summoned he pronounced the disease
the result of scarlet fever. The matter
has occasioned great concern as it was
the first alarming manifestation of the
fever in Clinton. A number of children
have been stopped from school and chill.
dren are almost never seen on the
streets this week. There is genera,
sympathy for the bereaved family. The
child was buried Sunday morning.
Miss Sallie Wright entertained the
Actaeon Book Club and few other
guests on Friday afternoon most pleas
antly.
Mrs. Alex. O'Daniel has issued inyi-
tatlons to Linen Shower" for Miss
Clara Young on Saturday afternoon.
The Lyccum course opened Friday
evening with concert given by the
Temple Quartette. There was a crowd
ed house. The next number of the
course will be an entertainment bv
Ralph Bingham next Tuesday evening.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
gave an oyster supper on Friday night
IN the city hall, realizing between fortv
and fifty dollars. A great deal of en-
thuslasm is manifested in the growth
Of the monument fund. There is now
in hand about $3.50.
Miss Mary Starr of Yorkvillo. stu
dent of Chicora College, spent several
days the past week with Miss Matte
May Neville.
Among Clinton's Fair-Weck visitors
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Copeland, Miss
Ina Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Waters Fer
guson, Miss Tallulah Neville, Miss Ma
rlon McCrary, Mr.. Frank McCrary,
and Mr.. b. Grayham. 1t is quite prob
able that number of others will po
down on Thursay.
Mesdames w. S. Bean, j. f. Jacobs.
W. j. Bailey and A. M. Copeland at
tended the Missionary Union in Spar
tanburg last week.
Mr. M. S. Bailey is in the Columbia
hospital, where he last week undcr-
went successful operation for appon-
dlcitis Miss Connie Bailey has been
with him all of the time, and all of his
children were with him at the time of
the operation.