The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-03-30

NGalhoun lMclIowan, Richard Sinpsaa
Royce CClatqy, Robert Owens, James
Todd, CGroyer Richey. Hastings Dial
John Bolt. Phil Huff x Charles Fleming.
Samuel FleEtng and William McGow-
:an.
The library moved into it's comforta-
BILE new quarters in the Enterprise
Bank building Monday. The room has
been neatly arranged and fitted up for
'ihe convenience of library. Mr.. r.
&c. Turner presented the ladies with
another set of shelves for the books
:slld Nessrs. S. NJ and e. ii. Wilkes
gave them n pretty new rug for the
.fsuor covering. Room number four
is occupied bytthe library.
900
The Civic League through their pres
itGnnt, Mrs. T. ID. Darlington wishes
to call attention to the fact that the
first week in April has been set apart
as the time forespring cleaning for,the
whole city. This organization is do
ing everything 1t can to o'make 'Laurens
the city beautiful and 1t asks that ev-
cry one make an effort to clean up and
mike his place cas attractive as pos.
Sfble. Back yartis should be cleaned,
fences white washed, garbage carried
off and everything made as fresh and
Clean as possible. The merchants are
asked to 'sweepoaround and about their
stores both back and front and in
every way encourage the effort to
make the town clean and healthy. The
Civic League is beautifying the court
house grounds ,'the grass seed has been
sown and the cannas and ornamental
plants ordered The beautiful marble
drinking fountain which the league
has been working to get has been or
dered and will be put in place on the
square as soon as II arrives.
600
The j. B. 'Kershaw chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy met with
| Mrs. &C. C.. Fea' 'herstone Monday after
| noon. About sixteen members were
present. The day being 'Hampton's
birthday the program was especially
arranged In memory of the great gen
eral. Mrs. j. S. Bennett and Mrs.
| Clarence Gray had interesting papers
about Hampton and his life and a
| chievements. The chapter discussed
various matters of business after the
| program
The dance given Monday evening at
the armOry by the German club was
one of the most enjoyable dances ever
given in Laurens. The music was
| furnished by the Suartanburg band
for the occasion.
Among those who attended were
Misses Annie Laurie Peterson, Stella
Bulge, Mae kinloch, Elizabeth Guein-
ZieS, Carrie Bess Vance. Alkaline john
son, Nell Johnson, Julia Lee, Mary
TODD Thornhill. Bronson, Annie Rich
ey, Susie Gray, Elizabeth Richey, Jul
liza Gilkerson, Nell Miller. Prather,
Josie Sullivan, Toccoa Caine, Wanna
maker, Jessie Bolt, Stonpy Muller,
Mary Sullivan, McFarlan, Annie Huff
Hattie Kate Easterby. Messrs. f.
w. Crisp, F. e. McCravy, A. Dial. f.
f. Spratt Hastings Dial, j. w. Dun
kiln, T. C. Turner j. c. Medlock, j.
/ r. Richey, A, f. Hammond, Archie
| Willis, E ID. Easterby, w. G. I.ancas-
ter, G. a. Eichelberger, r. G. Franks.
T. c. Montgomery, r. C. Gray, Earle
Wilson, f. p. Tatim. Y S. Gilkerson,
l.. l.. Moore, J. a. West c. r. 1rby.
NJ. Mitchell. G.. r.. Moseley. Among
those from Spartanburg were James
Harris. James Stansill, Ben Chockley.
II. II. Crigler, r. j. Johnson. Bryan
FloNd, |. b. Magness. From Clinton
WereN MesSrs l.. billiard. r. s. Owens.
lanes Davis. and f.. Dillard From
| Columbia We're Messrs j. w. Crews.
Frank Vance, and from Newberry FAINT
Glider, Raymon Fellers, and Frank
Moore. The stags We're Messrs.
r. A. Little, Il. G. Bolt II. M.
Shell, Jack AIcCravy. ]. b. Irby.
II. S. Blackwell. r. n. Trbv, p. d. Hun.
c. Is. Watkins, c. w. Shell. The chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs, S. r. Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID. Gray, Mr. and Mrs.
A, ID. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Cope
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Richey, ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Richey, .Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J..
j. Adams, Mr. and Mrs w. II. Ander-
son. MIR. and Mrs j. T. A. Ballew, and
Mr. j. b. Brooks.