The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-12-24
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PERSONAL.

Mr. billiard Folsom is at home fol
the holidays from Trinity College.
DIR. w. j. Wheatley spent Thursday
in Orangeburg with friends.
Miss Margaret Wilkins Of Hender-
sonviIie, n. c., will be the attractive
guest of Mrs. r. j. Alexander dur
E1g the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Martin of Sum
ter, S. T., are spending some time in
Jacksonville, Fla, guests at the Hotel
Windsor.
afr. J. Warren Smith Of this city
was recent visitor to friends in
sOrangebarg:
a1r. and Mrs. NJ. L. Roche of Co
fumbia have returned to their home
after spending day in Sumter.
AR Paul Timmons has returned to
/ his home in Darlington after a
short visit to Sumter.
ss Mr. John H. Cope Of this city was
Z a visitor in Orangeburg cary in the
week.
Miss Carolina White of Augusta
spent some tir.4e in the city on Thrus-
day en- route to her home from col
ege ia Maryland.
Mr.. Alan Wood of Georgetown was
q recent vis;- or in the city on busi-
ness
Mr.. West Thompson leaves today
for his home in Eastoyer after spend
ing some time here.
s Mr. and Mrs William Young Of
Chattanooga spent Thursday in the
city, where Mr.. Young came on bus
mess
Mr.. S. Weinberg of Wedgefed was
a shopper in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. j. McLaurin, Jr., has return
ed 70 the city after a trip to the low
er section Of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. H 2. Sherwood Of
Columbia We're visitors here yester-
day.
Miss Margaret Adams of Columbia
was recent visitor in the city for
short time.
NIB r. China has arrived in the
city from Bailey Military Institute,
TO spend the holidays at his home
here.
Mr.. Charles Husbands was a shop
per in Sumter yesterday from Gable.
Mr.. j. p. Booth returned today from
a visit to the lower section of the
State.
sdr. and Mrs c. C. Scurry and son
spent Thursday in Sumter where Mr..
Scurry was a business visitor.
Miss Ina; McNaly left today to
spend Sthe holidays, at her former
home an Enion.
MIC. A. Tulley of Greenwood is
a visitor in Sumter today on busi-
ness.
). w. Player and family of Ell
2iotts spent Friday in Sumter shop
ping.
Miss Marie Ranch Of Charleston
spent Friday in Sumter with friends.
s, MRS. John D. Lee has returned to
her home here after a short visit to
her Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Boineau in Columbia.
Mrs. Salleys of Pinewood was an
out-of town shopper here on yes
terday.
8 Messrs. Eugene Purdy, Thomas
Boyle, Graham Bowman, Carlisle
Stuckey and Raymond Stuckey of
WeYord College are here for the hol-
idays.
# AR. D. T.. Pierce has gone to Rich
nond to spend some time with rel
afives.
& Miss Irene Hunter Of Augusta was
q visitor in smter on Friday.
81 MFR. III. Kirven of Darlington was
q visitor.in the city on Friday.
Mr.. Hughson Green of Wofford Col
aese arrived in the city last night to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jolly and Mr..
J. r. Dickert of Columbia were in the
city for a short time today en- quite
to Georgetown to spend some time
with friends and relatives.
q Miss Amanda Edwards Of Latta was
shopper in Sumter on Friday.
Mr. E. w Wilson Of Columbia
spent yesterday in Sumter on business.
Miss Elephere Hood Of Greenwood
was visitor IN Sumter for short
time on Friday.
Messrs. Leslie Brunson, Eugene
Lewis and Clifford Crawford of David
son College are in the city for the
Xmas holidays.
The following young ladies have
returned from Winthrop to spend the
holidays at home: Misses Marian
Raffield, Dorothy Burns, Elizabeth
China, Helena Bultman, Dorita Noise,
Frances Beasiey, Frances DeLorme,
Vermelle Pitts, Mary Knight, Mary
Adda Booth. Margaret Beaumont. Ar
nie Laurie Booth, Elizabeth Osteen,
Eleanor Wallace. Mary Banding,
sAdria DuRant, Marie Brogdon, Lila
May Newman, Caroline Dick. Annie
Churchill and Jeanette White.
The following young ladies are at
home for the holidays from Chicora
College for Women: Misses Blanche
Spann, Mabel Lawson, Lillis Nc
Cailum, and Lucille Chandler
Mrs. J. Frank Powell and little
daughter. Frances. of Macon. Ga.
are spending Xmas with her mother,
Mrs. Dora E. Dennis on Harvin st.
Miss Coline Campbell. having re-
ceiWed her diploma from Bowen's
Business College is now at home.