The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-29
owings, Paul Lake, and John D. Full

Claude Garrett, Ray Taylor, Laurcns
Philpot, Farris Martin and Herbert
Sullivan. 2
Misses Louise Simmons and Mary
Posey, students at Randolph Macon
Women's College at Lynchburg, Va,
are here to spend the holidays with
homefolks.
Mr.. Henry Madden, who is now
travelling in North Carolina and maxi
ing his headquarters at Winston
Salem, is spending the holidays with
relatives near Madden.
Dr.. and Mrs. Casper @. West Of
Greenyille came down Saturday to
spend Christmas day with Mrs. Vests
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Sui
livan at Tumbling Shoals.
Miss Jeanette Miller Of Greenville,
one of the teachers in the graded
school Of that place, came down to
Laurens Monday to spend the holidays
with the family of her sister, Mrs. j.
G. Sullivan, on South Harper street.
sDr. Ben Reeves, instructor in the
medical department at the University
Of Virginia, stopped over in the city
last week on his way to visit his par
ents in the Eden section Of the county.
Mr.. Harry McArlley, whose home Is
in Georgia, is spending the Christmas
holidays here with relatives.
Miss Lew Irby who is working in
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idays with her mother
Mr. Hugh Aiken, Davidson stu
dent, is here for the Christmas season
The following 'Laurens boys, who
have been attending the Presbyterian
College arc in the city for the Christ
mas vacation: J. G.. Barksdale, Hugh
Eichelbergcr, David Blakcley and
Frank McGowan.
The following young ladies, stu
dents at Winthrop College, are spend
ing the Christmas holidays here with
homcfoiks: Misses Mary Sullivan,
Harriet Sullivan, Mary Wilkes, Mar
garct Dunlap, julie Childress, Inez
+, IIudgcns, Miriam Brown, Mary Barks-
dale, Mamie May Williams, Gussic
Miller, Elizabeth Moscley, Mary Bur-
ton, Marie Langston, Julia Henderson,
Ruth McAlister, Rebccca Clark.
Mr. r. Fair Goodwin, who is teach
ing in the lower part of the state, and
Mr.. Earle G. Goodwin, who is attend
ing the University Of South Carolina,
n OF g.,
their father, Hon. o. p. Goodwin,
near the city.
Rev l.. NJ. Roper, of Petersburg, Va,
spent several days Of last week in the
city with his brother, Mr.. G. II. Roper.
Mr.. b. l.. Jones is in the city for
the holidays.
Mr.. Job Little, Of Greenvillc, spent
several days in the city last week.
Mr.. j. e. Little, OF Clinton, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. e. Owens, Jr., formerly of
Clinton, but now Of Washington, ID.
NC., was visitor in the city last We'd
ncsday Mr.. Owens is a close observ-
cr Of affairs at the capital and talks
very Interestingly on Washington
topics.
Miss Bernice Allgood Of Piedmont,
is among those spending a few days
here during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Jessie Crawford Of Anderson
was among the visitors in the city
last Monday.
Mrs. Allan Bobo Of Gray Court was
a visitor in Laurens on Monday.
Col. j. C. Burns OF Greenwood and
young son, Mr.. Jimmie Burns, we're
Visitors at the home of Col. H. T..
Burns for a short time this week
Messrs H. d. Nash and l.. T.. Med
lock were among the Christmas shop
pers here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. 70. TAYLOR spent part
Of Christmas with relatives in Prince
ton.
| Mr.. B. w. Medlock, student at
Georgia Tech, is spending his Christ
mas vacation in the county.
Mr. r. Il. Nash of Rabun was among
the business visitors here on Friday.
Mrs A. w. Todd and children Of
Augusta are spending a few days in
the city as the guests of relatives
Miss Edith Thruston Of Greenvillc
is the guest of Miss Ruth Bagwcl.
Mr.. Henry Yearsin, travelling freight
agent for the Georgia Railroad, spent
several days here during the Chrst-
mas holidays.