The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
EVENTS AT CLINTON
CONCISELY RELATED
DIR. and Mrs. s. r. Fulton
Leave For Japan.
SOCIETY NEWS NOTES
Presbyterian Missionary Leaves For
Field OF Labor-Lccturcs BY DIR.
w. II. JacObS-Othcr Items.

w. u. JacObs-Othcr Items.
Clinton, Jan. 1S.-Dr and Mrs. l'ul-
ton left on Monday for thoir tip
across the continent to San Francisco
and thence to far-away Japan. The la
dies Missioary society OF the First
Presbyterian church held special
meeting on Saturday afternoon witt
Mrs. j. f. Jacobs to bid Mrs. Fulton
farewell. Some very pretty parting
gifts were made to her, steamer
letter was presented to her, and
very affecting religious service was
held. Mrs. Fulton is woman of the
highest type of character and has
made many devoted friends during the
fourteen months she and DR.. Fulton
have spent here. DR.. Fulton spent
his boyhood here and counts Clinton
as home. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton have
purchased lot here and will in case
MI. Fulton's health again fails make
their home here permanently.
Mr.. George p. Copeland is still in
very critical condition. He passed
the crisis of the pneumonia with which
he was suffering last Thursday but
on Saturday he grew weaker after
the temporary rally.
Mr.. Spurgeon Sumerel, a medical
student in Columbia University since
asst September is quite Ill in a New
York hospital
Mrs. George Ellis has been quite i'll
for several weeks and her mother,
Mrs. Roach of Savannah, Ga, is Wis
iting her.
Mrs. Mazyck, matron of the Presby-
terian college is quite i'll and has been
for about two weeks.
Last week DR.. Jacobs delivered lee
lures on Switzerland in the Carolina
Memorial Hall OH Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings to which the pubic was
invited. Good audiences were present
each time. This week on Tuesday and
Thursday he will deliver lectures on
the Sea of Galilee. These lectures are
illustrated by the magic lantem and
arc exceedingly interesting.
The annual observance of Lees
birthday will be kept this wear as US
ual The exercises will be held i'm
Carolina Memorial Hall Wednesday
evening
The lyccum subscribers enjoyed DR.
Browns lecture on Friday evening
very much.
Cocial life in Clinton recently has
been very pleasant especially among
the married set of society folk. Mr.
and Mrs r. II. Wright entertained
five couples at dinner on Tuesday ev-
ening and again on Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Stands entertained on
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
d. Copeand entertained one evening
last week. Little Miss Emmie Young
had doll party in celebration of her
eighth birthday on Wednesday after
noon and Miss Elizabeth Young en-
tertained a party of little girls on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Cyrus Bailey and Mr.. William
Jacobs left last week for Davidson
college where Mr.. Bailey is a junior
Mr.. Jacobs is just entering
Misses Mayme and Allen Leake left
Monday morning for Tampa. Florida
where they will spend the rest of tie
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moody.
Miss Aurelia Vance, to the regret
of her many friends, has accepted a
position as stenographer in Jackson
Vile, Florida and has gone to her new
home. She will be with her brother,
Mr.. II. Y. Vance.
Mrs. Whilden of Charleston is spend-
ing some time with her daughter.
Mrs. A. J. Briggs.
Miss jamie Kennedy will enter Con-
verse college next week to study pi-
ano and vocal music.