The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-12-31
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Local and Personal Mention,
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MISS Carrie Turner, of Atlanta. is
visiting Miss Ailcen Pitts
Mf. w. &c. Barksdalc, OF Spartanburg
spent several days in the city last
week with homefolks.
MI. Pcarce Moore who is now locat,
Gu i'll Spartanburg, spent several days
mere last week with relatives.
Mr.. Gary Eichclbergcr, of ChorIottc
returned home Sunday after spend.
ing several days here with relatives
Mr.. Oscar Henderson has returned
TO the city after spending the HOLIDAYS
at Ware Shoals.
Mr. Hilton IIudncll, Of Ncwbcrn, n
g., is spending several days in the
city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vincent and
children have returned home after =
delightful visit to relatives at Estill.
Miss Lucille Metz, Of Ware Shoals. is
q guest OF NJ. and Mrs. c. w. Nc
Gravy, near the city.
Mr.. Jamie Roland. Of Wilmington
\. G., spent several days in the city
last week.
Mr.. A. O'Danicl. of O'Danicl & Reid
piano merchants Of Clinton, was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Moore and family are
spending this week in Grecnvillc coun-
~ with relatives and expect to be
home again by Friday.
Ms Cen Rrnwn;n,r I,,, ,a...
critically i'll at her home in Goldvillc
for the past several days and much
concern is felt over her condition.
Mrs. j. Guy Brown, Of Etowah,
Tenn, and Mrs. b. .. Broadway, of
Summerton, S. c., are visiting friends
at Cold Point.
Mr.. c. T.. Brooks, who is teaching
at Edgeflcld, has beer spending the
holidadys IN The city snd county with
relatives.
Mr.. G. w. Wells, tic local cotton
grader, has returned TO the city after
spending the holidadys at his old home
in Manning.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wright, Of Spartanburg
and sons, Frank and Thomas, spent
several days here with relatives dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Asbcl and chill
ddrcn, who recently movcd to Edge
field from Anderson. have been spend
ing several days in tie city with the
Misses Peterson.
n nd if,.u ~ ~f
Cape Charles, Va, were called to tho
city. Tuesday on account of the sick
ness Of their daughter who is at her
grandmother's, Mrs. Rosa I. Caine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Crews, OF
Atlanta, arrived in tho city Tuesday
morning to spend few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Crews. and other relatives.
Mr.. M. A. Riddle and family, who
have been living near the Copeland
school, expect to NOV" into the city
within few days and make their
home here this year
Mr.. ~. =. Williams. formerly with
the Shaw Motor Company, of Sumter
arrived in the city Monday TO be in
charge OF the service department at
Waldrop's Garage. He expects to
bring his family on as soon as he Sc
cures home
Mr.. Frank p. McGowan, Jr.. left
Sunda ynlSht for Now York whence he
sailed for England to enter Oxford
University as a Rhodes scholar
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Reid and family
spent Christmas With Mr.. and Mrs
James McI[itrick in the Bush River
section.
The ncWS shark" COR this column
made stab" last week to get the
namea Of all the college boys and
girls at home for the holidays by us
ing what he thought was safe and
sure, rOch-r ribbed anG steel bolted
system. The System" failed miser-
ably in vital points. to his chagrin
and regret, resulting in several Of the
state collegians being left unmcn-
toned. The Advertiser likes to give
the boys and girls a little recognition
when they come homo. but 1t Is an
elusive job 10 get them all.
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