The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-05-10
MADDEN NEWS.

tinucs dry and Windy and the sky is
scanned daily for "thc cloud no bigger
than mans hand. Lnless rains
come coon the garden will only be 4
memory Of things that used to be.
Mr.. 7. S. Langston and Mr.. ED Bolt
attended and enjoyed the Union meet
ing at Princeton. "uncle Tom" de-
lighted a number OF his friends with
his splendid tenor voice.
The friends of Mrs. j. ID. Culbertson
will be glad to know that she is i'm
proving since her return from a visit
| to her mother in Anderson.
( School was out Friday. The teach
crs treated their pupils to lemonade
joyed.
Mrs. Josie Martin is busy these Sat
urday getting her children ready for
Children's Day which will be observed
May, which date will make the 2Sth
anniversary of the observance OF
Children's Day at New Prospect
Miss Carrie Langston was selected
at Sunday school Sunday, to have an
appropriate program in the afternoon
for Memorial exercises for Confcder-
ate soldiers, who sleep in the cemetery
at this church.
Mrs. Mollic league who has been
with her niece, Mrs. May Madden on
the farm, is now with her niece Mrs.
oJsic Martin. After Chldren's Day
she will go for a visit to her relatives
Mrs. Bob Copeland Of Clinton and Mrs.
Rhctt Crawford Of Goldville.
Friends Of Mrs. Il. S. Langston, and
she has many throughout the county
will be pleased to hear that she was
able to spend the day with her son
Mr.. b. Y. Culbcrtson, Sunday.
Misses Alice and Annie ProGitt arc
now on visit to their brother, MIR
Carl Pro tt OF Friendship commune
ty. We hope little Miss Annie will
set back to be in the Chldrcn's Day
exercises. She has. heretofore, san%
Il solo for Us.
Miss Susie l.ansston attended and
| enjoyed Splcndidly the singing al Pop
liar Springs Saturday.
Mr.. j. Walter Thompson vino ha.
been in Cuba and Florida all winter
I, is now AT home on Il visit. housewives
+ gcncrally, are always Slad when Wal
ter makes his annual trips home, fol
/ he is aNmaStcr mechanic and fixes Oul
| sewing machines, starts clocks TO run
/ ming, puts catches on breast pins. etc
J Little things YOU ask? Possibly, but
! ii is the little things that can make
one fly TO pieces" and on which iarG
or things depend. Remember that ole
! quotation For the want Of Il nail The
Shoe was los,?" The writer wishes tc
thank him for recent favors.
Parties interested are notified tina
the cemetery at New Prospect is TO be
cleaned of Tuesday, May 10th. Com,
early, prepared to do your part.
Several from here are planning to
so up to Grconvllc on June 7lh t,
+. hear The literary address before th,
I societies Of Furman University, whicl
| will be delivered BY Dr. G.. w. Cunning
F. han! OF Middicbaly, VT, who is Il ma
f, tive OF l.aurCnS county. Gus, as he i?
! known and loved by homcfolks, has
made a splendid record in his chosen
vocation and is considered Il very
| promising young man in CduCatiOna
work.
! Those from here who attended, en-
Ijoycd and We're benefited by the chau
tauqua Of LuurcnS were Editor Cul
bcrtSon and son, Tom b.. Mr.. II. J
I.angSton ana the Misses I.angslon
Douglas Bryson, Mr. !. II. Power ano
daughter, Miss Ora, Misses Robbie ant
| Fannie lIudgcns, Mr.. and Mrs j. D
| Culbcrtson and Mr. and Mrs. j. \
Woiford and children.
1t will not be amiss right here tt
thank "W. ID. S." Zone of The Advcr.
iscrs most valued contributors fol
words Of appreciation received through
Uncle Tom" and which Aunt Kate
values very highly.
Mrs. Della Cunningham Of Mt
Pleasant is up on visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. II. FINLEY and her life
long friend, Mrs. AlonZo Culbertson
Mrs. Evic Bailey brought a wagon
load Of children mot all hers, how
cvco, up to pratcice for Childrcn's
Day, while she spent a pleasant while