The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-09-19
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dren of Waterloo, were shopping in
the city Monday.
Sergeant Walter Manley, who is sta
toned at Camp Sewer, visited his par
ents here Sunday
Miss Helen Jones left Monday morn
ing for Spartanburg to take M hcr
studies again at Converse college.
Miss Hattie Gray left yesterday for
New York City to pursue her studies
again this year in the Columbia irni-
versity.
Misses Dorothy Hudgens and ANY
Wolff left yesterday for Hartsvillc 10
enter Cokcr college for another wears
studies.
Misses Pauline and Alma Prentiss
passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Hartsville to enter Cokcr
college.
Misses Virginia BarKsdale and Ma
mic Burns have gone to Greenville to
take up their studies at the Greenville
Female college again.
Misses Gladys Gray Of Gray Court
land Mary Louise Cogswell of Charles
ton spent several days with Miss
Margaret Dial last week.
Messrs Charlie Thompson, Frank
MCGOWAN and Fred Wingo left yester-
day for Columbia to continue their
studies at the University Of South
Carolina
John ID. Fuller and J. l.. Bolt. of
nd
loo, take the train here This morning
for Charleston to take up their studies
at the Citadel
Mr, Edwin Mosclcy, who is attached
to hospital division at Allentown,
Pa, arrived in the city Sunday after
noon to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. ID. Mosclcy for few days
Miss Francis Davis left last week for
Brcnau. where She will teach in the
music department this year Miss Da-
Wis graduated at Brenau last year and
took a worry high stand in her studies.
Mcssrs 0. b. Simmons, Jr., NJ. A.
Wilson, Malcolm Hunter, Shaw John
son, Erskinc Stoddard and Mitchell
arc among those from this city and
county who will attend Wofford this
year.
Miss Pearlc Goodwin. of Spartan
burg, Is, visiting Mrs S. r. Dorroh.
Miss Goodwin has Just completed a
course in Red Cross training at Spar
tanburg and is now on her way TO Wis
it her mother before being called for
service.
Mr.. j. e. Johnson, Of Gray Court,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from the meeting Of the
Fifteenth Annua, 5, ssion OF the Ma
tional letter Car!iers Association,
held at Kansas City. Mr.. Johnson was
signally honorcd by being elected on
the executive committee OF the asso-
citation, this being one Of The six Off
ces in the gift Of the association.
Miss Martha Whitncr of Atlanta,
Miss Eleanor Crabtrcc, OF Goldsboro,
n. c., and Mr.. J. G. Whtner, Of Porter
Springs, Ga, motorcd over from Por-
ter Springs Saturday with Mr.. Richard
Simpson and visited him and his moth
cr over the weekend. Mr. Simpson
continued to Columbia yesterday
whore he entered the Presbyterian
seminary to prepare himself for the
ministry
j. G. Gambrcll, cashier of the Bank |
Of Ware Shoals, was a business visitor
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Gambrell |
stated that fine progress is being made
on the road being top sOilcd between |
Ware Shoals and Princeton About
four miles Of the road leading out Of |
Ware Shoals will be top-soiled and |
probably more when that much Of the |
work is completed The work Is be-
ing done by public subscription. the |
corporation making substantial con-
tribution.
Misses Salie and Gladys Wolff, |
Grace Wallace Sadie Gray and Ella |
Knight, all from the upper part of |
the county, leave here this morning |
TO: Limestone college, where they
WIZ pursue their studies tis year.
In edition to Franz; Armstrong and
Troman Roper, who e't last week for
Clemccn college to be on hand when
the football team began training, the
following from this city left yester-
day for Clemson: Cecil Roper, Ray
Taylor, Harry Wilkes, Bill Crisp, Car
Isle Dial, Farris Martin, Connor Ow-
ings, Charlie Franks, Thornwe1! Dun
lap, j. w. Wofford and Herbert Sulli-
van