The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-27
DLALs NEWS

Nl1lb, April z6.-Tho second quar-
terly meeting Of the year convened
at Hals Saturday, the 23rd. Presid-
ing Elder Steadman Of the Greenville
district was present. preaching SER
mon that proved OF undeniable inter-
est to the good congregation present
AT noon bounteous and sumptuous
repast that was thoroughly enjoyed by
all, was spread on the long table under
the spreading trees. An hour after
lunch was devoted to the business
meeting. The charge seems to be in
GOOD shape. the report from the vari-
GUS churches being rather good.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Stead
man again occupied the pulpit at this
place. preaching as usual, splendid
sermon free from all ostentatious
display but replete with earnestness
and power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Of Greenyille,
spent the weekend with homefolks
here.
Mrs. ernest Armstrong and little
son William Stewart, OF Fountain Inn.
Mrs. David Peden and little David. Jr.,
also Of Fountain Inn, were the week
end guests Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunk Curry.
Miss Lilly Thomason, of Honea
Path. came over for the Weekend,
{, which was spent with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomason.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gillespie and
children, accompanied by little Mary
Catherine Davis. Of Greenville, were
tho weekend guests of relatives here.
Miss Fannie Brownlee has returned
from a brief visit with her sister, Mrs
W. s. Bolt. of Hickory Tavern, WHO
has recently returned from DR.. Hays
sanitarium at Clinton, where she un-
derwent a serious operation.
Mrs. III. Y. Simmons has recently re-
turned from delightful visit with
relatives in Greenville and Williams
ton.
The members OF the recently or
ganized Epworth League enjoyed their
first social meeting Wednesday even
ing. The blues" were hosts to the
reds" the League having divided
into two teams in an effort to secure
new members. The competition was
keen between the rival teams, the
reds however, proved victorious and
1t was up to the "blues" to entertain
the winners with party, tho affair
being held in the school house, which
presented pleasing spectacle with
lis bright lights and tasteful decora-
tions. Under the leadership OF Miss
Cecil Owings, the League President,
assisted by loyal corps Of workers
wearing dainty little ribbon bow-knots
4 OF blue, the party proved most en-
q joyable one. Games, contests, i'm
q Dromptu talks, and stunts were
pulled off" to the amusement OF all.
i Delightful refreshments consisting Of
cake and strawberry ice cream were
Mserved during the evening.
U.s. Those present were: Mrs. Ena Har-
ris, Misses Cecil Owings. Marie Sim
3&mons. Dewey Armstrong, Sallie D.
sSBrownlec. Emma Harris. Alta Camp
dell, Mamie Campbell. Clara Mccall,
86aIula Mae Henderson. Laura Hellams,
4 Hattie Abercrombie, Maroelle Satter-
8deld. lilly May Graydon. Ora Curry,
Sue Thomason, Janette Thomason,
\ and Messrs. I. NJ. Owings. John Sim
3 mons. David Brownlee, Pierce Harris,
g,2almagc Armstrong, Raymond Camp
4 bell. Bob Mccall, Coke Curry, Frank
Curry. Claud Harris, Leonard Owings
y Dewitt Abercrombie, Willie Satter-
field, George Thomson, and Mr.. and
IS Mrs. Jess Henderson
{JA Little Sarah Bell Brooks celebrated
8Mer fourth birthday Wednesday after
s neon, the Goth, in Gray Court, at the
home Of her aunt Mrs. L. r. Brooks.
Atnumber OF little guests were invited
Games were played. delicious refresh
ments served and the party was great
Iy enjoyed by all.
Ss A 3surprise marriage occurred at
this place last Tuesday afternoon was
thas of Miss Hodge Satterneld and
Mr.. Fred Mceks. The young people,
accompanied by tho parents of the
groom motored to the parsonage where
fhe ceremony was performed by the
ReY.3C. W. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Meeks3 are receiving the congratula-
fions OF their friends at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Tim Meeks parents of