The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-05-11
PERSONALS

Mr.. Sanders WinGard, one of our
successful farmers. was IL business
visitor in town Saturday.
Mr. George A. Shealy of Edmud,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. CASTILLO Goodwin, one of
Gaston's prominent men. spent
Monday in town.
Miss Lila CAN'T and brother
Wilbur of WaEcncr were week end
visitors at Mr.. Harry + .Rawls' last
week.
Uncle Jimmie Ruwl is on a visit
to friends at Batesburg.
Mr.. J. d. Jordan spent Monday in
Greenwood, where he had the mis-
fortune to lose Il house by fire.
Mr.. Van Bundrick. one of the
Industrious young men on Route 2,
was q business visitor in town this
morning, and made us a pleasant
call.
Mr.. w. T.. Hartman of Augusta. Ga,
thoughtful and grateful to his dear
mother. as we all should be, spent
Mothers Day with his parents. Col.
and Mrs. NJ. -. Ilnrman. Sunday.
Mrs. S. y. George is spending scv-
cral days with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Weingcs in st. Matthews.
Mr.. Van NJ. Wingard has returned
to the od home. after quite Il success
ful business on the road as
Knight of the grip. but fully realiz-
ing that there is mo place like
home" he has decided to Hoozerize
this year and live ut home and board
at the same place.
Mr.. II. Fl. Clamp Of the Gilbert Sec
ton was among welcome callers ut
The Dispa tch-Ncws office Tuesday.
Friends Of Mr.. Allen Perry Of
Batesburg. who is pleasantly remem-
bered here as Miss Hill, former coun-
~ health nurse. will be glad tn know
that she is somewhat better after
being quite ill.
Miss Julia Buckley spent the week
end OF last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Austin. in Columbia and returned de-
lighted with her visit.
MIR. w. NJ. Epting. one OF the
good farmers from the Leesvillc sec
ton, was in town this morning
Mr.. Sam McCravy. Il we'll known
farmer OF the Peters section, was q
business visitor Wednesday morning.
MIR. j. Ed. Kaiser. tho genial sec
rctary OF the Farmers Union, was q
business visitor in town this morning
Hon. McKendree Barr has been
appointed Il notary public.
DIR. +. II. Funderburll preached n |
very interesting and instructive SER
mon at Richland church last SUNDAY
afternoon. His discourse was based |
on the first and second verses of the |
eighth chapter OF st. Paul's letter to
the Romans and WAS heard by an at
tentive audience t-SSaluda Standard
Mrs. II. =. Mcetzc and Miss May
Lois BooZer attended the Spartan
burg music festival last week and re-
port an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam y. noa:. wha |
were married i'll New York April so |
'tiliNcu III Lexington sunday. where |
they Will make their home. and are |
receiving the congratulations Of their
many friends {;
Mr.. Lawrence Price. formerly of
his place. now of Monticello. Ark.
was on visit with business and
pleasure to his old home here after
III absence of IS Years. He spent
he Weekend here and returned to
Arkansas Monday.
Dr.. Will u. Ehcrhardt. formerly
pt Columbia. but now one nf the
best druggists in Chattanooga. re-
mCmbcrcd his friend "Cnclc Josh"
with a lovely postcard view of Look
out Mountain. dear to the hearts OF
ronfedS in memory of Missionary
Ridge. DR.. F;bcrhardt is expecting to
see some of his former South Caro-
lima friends during the big Baptist
there next week.
tion there next week.