The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-14
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
AMONG THE ROMANS
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN BY MRS. RHEM AND
MISS LOUISE SNOW.

HOIne, July 11.-1AS ASoSuS 's
ing last Sunday night was in entire
charge of the boys. This was an es-
pecially good meeting and the first of
the kind here. John J. Snowden, Jr.
was the leader. With Baker Wilson
at the organ and a choir of boys the
singing was unusually good. Messrs.
Sarvis Crib, Rufus Crib and Melvin
Cribb sang a beautiful trio. Rev. G.
K. Way gave very inspiring talk on
:'Thy Will Be Done" Sarvis Crib,
William Turbeville and Rufus Crib
also had a part in the program.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
of the summer was the "At Home"
given in honor of Miss Mary Rhem
and her guest Miss Louise Bennett.
About sixty guests enjoyed Mrs.
Rhem's hospitality. Punch was served
on the porch as the guests were en-
tered and all during the evening. The
guests were entertained mostly on the
porch where swings, settees and
chairs were placed. Contests, games
and music were enjoyed. Chairs were
placed on the lawn under the beautl-
full oak trees and there progressive
conversation was engaged in. The
hostess served delicious course OF Ice
cream and cake. After that the guests
played games on the lawn until late
hour. Everyone was loath to leave
such charming entertainment. Besides
the young folks of the community, the
following were also present: Misses
Ruby Thorne and Sarah Holland Hes
ter Kingstree; Miss jamie Keels and
Theresa Register, Greelyville; Miss
Louise Bennett, Holly Hill; Mrs. Har-
~ Wilson, Kingstree; Messrs 7. K.
Hemingway, Mcbride McFadden, Alex
:, Blakely and David Epps, Kingstree;
MIR. Harry Lee Charleston; and Cadet
w. j. Eaddy, West Point.
Miss Louise Snow charmingly en-
tertained the young folks of the COM
nnunity and the visitors at her home
Wednesday evening. The guests en-
loved games, contests and music. A
delightful course Of ice cream and
cake was served. Everybody had a
good time.
Mrs. A. B. Hemingway has return
ed from two weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Clyde in Kings
tree.
Misses Sarah Holland Hester and
Ruby Thorn of Kingstree were the
guests of Miss Mary Rhem for a few
days last week.
Miss Emmie Snow has returned
from a visit to friends in Orangeburg
and Florence.
Quite a number of people from this
section spent the Fourth of July in
Kingstree.
Mr.. Harry Lee of Charleston was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Willie Had
dock for several days last week.
Miss jamie Keels has returned to her
home in Greelyville after spending
about six weeks with her sister Mrs.
G. E. Grier.
Miss Theresa Register of Greelyville
is visiting her cousins Misses Louise
and Gertrude Haddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Italy Wilson and little
son of Sumter visited relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Holmes B. Springs and little
|daughter, Louise Wilson have return
ed to their home in Greenville after
spending a month with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Wilson.
Mrs. D. I. Wilson and daughter Nell,
have gone to Greenville to spend the
rest of the summer with Mrs. Holmes
B. Springs.
Mrs. Ed Vause of Knigstree is visit
irg her mother, Mrs. Willie Haddock.
Miss Mary Rhem and her guest,
Miss Louise Bennett of Holly Hill, are
spending few days in Kingstree with
Miss Sarah Holland Hester.
Miss Florence Hemingway is Wis
iting relatives in Kingstree.
Messrs. John ]. Snow, Jr., D. D.
Rhem, Jr., and J. 5. Hemingway, were
visitors in Kingstree Sunday.
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tied relatives here last week.
Mrs. Harry Wilson of Kingstree,
spent last week with her mother, Mrs.
w. T. Turbeville.
Mrs. Jim Rollins and daughter, Miss
Alice, have returned to their home in
Indiantown after spending some time
with Mrs. Rollins son, w. Cary Rol-
lins.
Rev. and Mrs. q. K. Way and little
daughter Harriet, have returned from