The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-05-03
DIALs NEWS.

pidCc SlOSeu II IlutS. SATURDAY PIC
mic was given. notwithstanding the
very busy time, quite a large crowd
was present. Everyone seemed to en-
ter into the spirit of the occasion, and
"mirth and JOY" were unconfined.
Prof. Ralph Wilson of the Gray
Court-Owings institute was the prin-
cipal speaker. His address was a
masterpiece, and was enjoyed by all
Many helpful point were gained and
which no doubt will be carried out in
the near future.
AT noon picnic dinner was served
on large table under the wide
spreading trees. Everything that
could possibly tempt the elmer man"
graced the board.
The teachers, Misses VIM and
Wright have had most successful
term and 1t is with regret that we
learn Miss Winn will not return Miss
Wright however, has accepted and
will teach here again next year.
Messrs DeShields and Drummond
VI ''"iiioiN u, allcuuSu lHc plcnlC mere
Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Mccall. Mrs. Alex Nc
Call and little Boyd, spent Easter
with relatives in Bolton.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter Of
Blacksburg, are on an extended visit
with Mrs. Ambrose Holder.
Mr.. Wright of Tylcrsville and Mr..
Clyde Childrcss of Laurens, were in
attendance at the picnic Saturday.
Miss Eula Winn left Sunday for her
home in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Gray were visi-
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curry
Sunday.
Miss Clac and Mamie Campbell arc
visiting relatives in Bolton.
Miss Haskell Wright Of Tylcrsvillc
was a weekend visitor at the home Of
Mrs H. Y. Simmons. She was accom-
panied home by her sister Miss An
nic Wright.
Misses Ncna, Lola and Ethel Martin
have returned home from short visit
-.
OF Laurcns
Mr.. Sam Curry has returned from
recent visit in Chalcston, where he
was the guest of his brother, Mr.
Plumer Curry of Salome Springs, Ark
who in company with others, was con
ducting meeting in the city by the
sea- Mr.. Curry has many friends
here who rejoice that he is making
good as singing evangelist.
The many friends of Mr.. Arthur
Harris will be sorry to learn he is ill.,
However, we all hope for him speedy
recovery
There will be school entertain
mcnt in the auditorium Of the Eden
school building next Friday evening,
the 2Sth. The entertainment promis-
es to be an interesting one. A small
admission fee of 10 and l5 cents will
be charged. and cordial welcome
awaits one and all who see fit to at
tend
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellctt, Mrs
iLuulS odluN Ill anu CIiiuIcn OF lick
ory Tavern, were in our midst Satur-
day. Mr. kcllett is in the race for
sheriff and has many friends here who
are going to see to it, that he makes
good race
Mcssrs John Simmons, Ernest Har-
ris, David Brownlcc and Willie Harris
motorcd up to Fountain I'm Saturday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Bob Gray visited Mr.
4, \. Gray and family Sunday.
Mr. Bob Moore and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barley Owings, and Misses Ethel
and Lucy Cheek were visitors of Mr.
Emma Willis and family Sunday.
Mr.. G. f. Brooks and Mrs. b. a. Sui
Ivan Of Laurens visited their mother,
Mrs. |. S. Brooks Sunday.
Mr. Frank Ycargin who has been
teaching in the lower part OF the
state, is at home for the summer va
cation, as is Miss Nita Hunter, who
taught the past session in Kline.
Mr.. j. Archie Willis of Atlanta. Ga,
motored over Sunday and will remain
for few days visiting homefolks.
Mr.. Claud Owings of Laurcns spent
Sunday with homefolks.