The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-08-05

little Miss Marie Briddell.
Those who enjoyed the evening at the
Misses Richey's were: Misses Jessie
Scott, Jessie Epps, Nellie Reeves,
Halle Jones, Josie Sullivan, Helen
Crisp, Margaret Miller, Ina Little,
Gladys Huff, Lucille Martin, Marie
Briddell, Grace Simmons, Zelene Gray,
Daisy Sullivan, Annie and Edna Sit
greaves,, Elizabeth She'll, Lila Hart,
Julia Gilkerson, Mary Todd, Willie Mae
Childress, Lalla Mae Dial, Olynthia
Jones, Nell Miller, Josephine Fuller,
Ada Gayer; Messrs. f. X. Spratt, j. A.
Simmons, Rhett Babb, Augustus Babb,
o: w. Anderson, L.. G.. Bale, Jr., J.
w. Dunklin, James Sullican, Y. S. Gil
k~erson, John Gilkerson, G. G. Peterson,
Irby, Charles Simpson, Frank Crisp,
Creswell Fleming, L. d. Langston, W..
G.. Lancaster, Clyde Ray, Thomas Ray,
James Roland, j. E. Medlock, C. r..
Watkins, Thomas |. Swygert, II. c..
Switzer, Brooks Childress, Henry Year
gin, r.. f. Fleming, Brooks Sullivan,
York Briddell, S. e.. Boney, Sam Allen,
G. Darlington, Claude Rabb, II. C. TuI-
ner, Coke Gray and Henry Shell.
The Rev. r. T.. Neighbour, of Sails
bury, N. c., who conducted a revival
meeting in Laurens several weeks ago,
has been called to the p~astorate of the
Southside Baptist church, S~partanburg.
Mr.. w. S. Knight, of S%ullivan's town
ship, was in the city Friday accompa-
MED by his wife.
Among other farmers here for the
Farmers Institute were Messrs. John
F.. Sloan and w. p. Harris, of Youngs;
j. P. Simmons, T. II. Wood, DR.. j. l..
Donnan r. M. WATSON, John M. Wood,
of Sullivan; w. H. Drummond, of Lam
ford; H. p. Blakely, of Hunter; j.. T.
Garrett and j. T. Todd, of Barksdale;
Charley Wolff, of Alma; w. E. McClin-
took, of Ora; f.. L.. Blakely, of Lau-
rens r. f. ID. 81; Ben Coley, of Laurens
r. F. ID. 6: Col. John H. Wharton, of
Waterloo.
Mr.. Robt. F. Atrial, of Wellington,
Ala, was in Laurens the past week
visiting Mr.. Thos. X. Hudgens.
Mrs. j. Monroe King, of Easley, re-
turned to her home Sunday after a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. II. K. iiudgens.
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Rev. j. III. Machen, of Princeton. as
sisted Rev. Joe A. Martin in a series of
meetings held last week at New Pros
pect church.
Mrs. II. b. Hix spent Thursday night
in Clinton with her son, Mr.. C. E. Hix.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mahafey spent
a few days last week with relatives at
Eden and Fountain Inn.
Miss Bessie Crews won the handsome
rocking chair given in the recent voting
contest conducted by Mr.. Moses Roman
at the motion picture theatre. Miss
Crews received something YER twelve
hundred votes as being the most popu-
lar young lady in Laurens.
Mrs. J. S. Bennett spent Monday in
G~reenville with relatives.
Mr.. w. G.. Lancaster spent a few
days last week at his fathers home
near Pauline. Early this week he went
to Saluda for a few days.
Mr.. Thos. /. Swygert spent a few
days last week in Union.
Miss Ina Little entertains the TWEEN
ty-two Club this evening. Quite a num-
Der of the members friends have been
invited and a good time is in store.
Mrs. b. w. Ball, Mrs. M. l.. Copeland
and children left Saturday for a few
weeks stay at Brevard, N. G..
Messrs. Brooks Childress and Yancey
Gilkerson are in Saluda, having left
Sunday for a short vacation.
Mrs. w. f.. Calender and children
leave Thursday of this week for Hen
Jacksonville, where they spend the month
of August while Mr.. Calender is in
Richmond.
Miss Alpha Bolt and Warren Bolt,
Jr., are visiting in Newberry, guests of
little Miss Harriette Adams.
The Bolt twins, Katherine and Mar
ion, spent Monday in Ncwbcrry with
their little friend, Miss Collie Blcasc.
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Miss Niva Sullivan is visiting Miss
Eliza Sullivan at her home near Tum-
bling Shoals.
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Miss Annie Gilkerson leaves next
week for a visit to relatives in Ander-
son.
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Mice Annie IJrT npInrIn,,oI o. M.