The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
Local and Personal Mcrtion.

Nhcc'l'hie, spent the weekend in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Todd.
Mr.. w. Belton Owens, of GRAY
Count. was a business visitor in tho
city Monday.
Misses Harriet Hughes. Rosa Gray
and Bernice Meng, of Converse are at
home for the Christmas HOLIDAYS
william GAy, who is attcnojnr war.
ford, has arrived at home for the hol-
idays.
Nash Phllpot and Rcnwick Kennedy.
VINO are attending Erskine, are exnect- :
cd today for the holidays.
Misses Sarah Bishop and Nell Long
nave arrived from Columbia College
TO spend the holidays with their pa-
rents.
Mr. A. c. Owings, Of Gray Court, was
visitor in the city Monday. Although
considerably advanced in years. Mr..
o"inss was feeling hale ana strong.
Miss Mamie Kate Hudgens Of
Greenwood, will spend the Christmas
holidays at the home of her brothc,
Mr.. q. S. Hudgens.
Mrs. Hugh Sanford arrived IN tho
city Il few days ago to spend tho bo]-
days with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
William Gelder.
Miss Marguerite Tolbert sunoyv,s-
or winthrop College Training School.
VIII conc home Thursday to spend
christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. f. Tolbert.
MIR. and Mrs. r. 11. Sims, of Chcstc,
and Miss Mary Burton. who is teach.
ing IN Orangeburg, are expected to
spend the holidays with their lparents
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Burton
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. O'Sh!clds and
httic son. ID. l.. Jr. and Mr. and Mrs
}. w. O'Shields and little son. James
Calvin, OF Spartanbulw, are visiting
tncIr parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rid
dell, on Sullivan street.
Mr. FLEMING Smith has been serious
~ III az his home on East Main street
since last week, but is showing some
signs Of Improvement now. His old
friend, Hr lsadore Schayer, came up
from Columbia Sunday to visit him
Misses Martha Barksdalc, Josoohino
Knight. Flora Bennett, Mary Roper
annie Laurie Thompson and EuIo
burns have arrived from Grecnville
Woman's College for the Christmas
holidays.
Jerks Claly, who Is attending
riverside Academy, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wilson foy several
days His parents have recently
moVed to Greenwood. which Mr.. CIarv
Is now making headquarters
Robert Aiken and Calvin Teaeue
1ore-runnors Of the Davidson contin-
gent, arrived at home for the HOLIDAYS
several days ago. Cabcll Garrett, Rob
er McCuen, William Lake and P!nck-
ncy Simmons, arc expected before tho
end OF the wck.
Geo. c. Albright. Jr., who was dis
a6lcd in football game while playing
with the Clemson Freshmen several
weeks ago and who had to be brought
homo FOR treatment. is able to be out
again On the streets, and may return
to his studies after the holidays.
The following Winthrop girls aru
expected to arrive in Laurens Thurs
day 10 spend the holidays at home:
Misses Martha Franks, Anna Sullivan.
Virginia Gray. Mildred Counts. Jua-
ni@ Walker, Mary Blackwell. Annie
Harriet Watson, Matte
Sue Wofford, Grace Finley Lois Tay-
lor, Elizabeth Sem and Estelle Mar
tin.
Clerk OF Court c. A. Power. who
has been absent from his Office for
about ten days following an operation
on his tonsils, was able to be at his
work again Monday. Mr.. Power has
been suffering with rheumatism for
several months and the operation was
undergone as a measure of relief for
that malady and he said Monday that
he felt considerably relieved though
he was not entirely we'll
Capt. w. r. Richey came M from
Camp Jackson Sunday to spend the
day with his family He has been as.
signed 20 the 18th regiment Of the
F1fth Division, now being recruited at
Camp Jackson and is now on recruit
ing duty. lie expects to be returned to
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