The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-22
MADDEN NEWS.

crops have begun in earnest and there
is a decided difference in the "feel Of |
the air" about us. Last year the
union chord almost amounted to a
wall of despair on account of financial |
depression. At the beginning Of this |
fall there pervades a song Of hope
though crops are short with us, on
account Of drowth and other untoward
events, yet the good price we are
bound to receive will go far towards
making up The loss of a full crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones of the Mt
Pleasant ncishborhood were the
guests recently of their sister. Mrs.
G. II. Finley.
DR.. Will Thompson and bride of The
Fork, We're the Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Dean
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Finley and chill
drcn and Mr.. Tom Shaw and family
were guests Sunday of r. S. Lang
ston and family.
Miss Susie Langston was the dele
gate from the New Prospect society to
the w. NJ. T. at New Harmony and
greatly enjoyed the meeting. She
went up with her cousin Miss S'ulie
Power Of Laurens and while there Wis
tied the latters sister. Mrs. Arch Ow.
ings.
Miss Azilc Wofford left the 11th for
her school at Luray in Hampton coun-
ty, where she will serve as principal
the coming session. Miss Wofford
made a specially Of rural work land,
goes well equipped for her chosen vo-
cation.
Some Of the ladies are getting up
special program for the Sunday
school at New Prospect on October
3rd. This is an invitation to you dear
reader, as these Sunday school rallies
arc to be held simultaneously on that
date to arouse new interest in Sunday
schools and state missions, so 90 out
to Sunday school that day TO the
church nearest you. We are hoping
to have fourth Sunday crowd with
MS at our Sunday School the first Sun
day in October. Accept this as a spc-
cial invitation and come.
Miss Kathleen Martin spent tho
Weekend in I.aurcns With her cousin,
Miss Mary Martin.
Miss Mursa Marriott Of Morgantown,
\. &, very talented young lady, has
been pleasant visitor at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clinkscalcs. She brought
Master Edward, who has been spend
ing the summer in Morgantown, down
with her.
Mcsdames Wofford and Madden at
tended and enjoyed the first days scs-
sion of the w. NJ. U. at New Harmony.
Aunt Kate takes this opportunity to
assure the good ladies Of that neigh
borhood Of her appreciation of their
exceedingly cordial greeting.
Let me make you feel little bit
good, Mr.. Editor. ! did not know 1t
and maybe you don't realize it as yet,
hut The Advertiser is we'll read in that
neck Of the woods!
Mrs. Claude Finley is spending
awhile with her mother, Mrs. Watkins
OF Woodrow Wilson section.
Mrs Kate Madden Bell of Wains-
boro, Ga, is expected the latter part
of this week for a short visit to her
mother, Mrs May Madden.
Mrs Ettic Cunningham and Mrs.
Virginia Finley spent a few days re-
Gently with Mrs. Evic Power OF Lau-
rcns. Needless to add these three sis
terS--the Langston girls Of long ago
had pleasant visit together and once
again lived over childhood days to-
gcthcr
The election turned out to our com
plctc satisfaction. We think Ora and
Waterloo deserve special mention. !
can pay no greater compliment than
TO say the women couldn't have done
better!