The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-05-25
Sls Mpttbnlal1 a1ls Soatgto't.
Entered at the PostofRce at Sumter,
S. c., as Second-class Matter.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mrs. @. F. Grow and little daughte
of Hartsville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
D. N. Cuttino.
Mrs. e. r. Burton Of Garland, \
c., IS the guest Of Mrs. r. L. Coker
on South Sumter st.
Mr.. E. Boney. A. C. L. Freigh
Agent, returned to Sumter this morn
ing from visit of several days il
Savannah, Ga, where he attended {
railroad meeting.
Mr. Delgar Dorm left for a short
visi, in Columbia this morning,
Mrs. r. F. Ives Of Florence is 6
visitor Of few days with her sister
Mrs. G. l.. Wray on Calhoun Street.
Miss Marie Nash has returned to
her home in the city from Red Springs
after having competed her school
year at Flora Mcdonald.
AFR. Jack Wheeler of Charleston is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Marie CausIey of Chester re-
turned to her home this morning af-
ter visiting Mrs. DR.. E. P. DuRant.
Miss Anna Holmes Of Timmonsville
& Ga, is the visitor of Mrs. Anna Sim
mons in Stateburg.
Miss Sarah Moore passed through
the city Saturday while returning
to her home in Stateburg from visit
in Manning.
Mrs. Frank Burgess and daughter Of
Z Manning passed through Sumter Sat
al
z burg where they will visit Mrs. T. D.
Brohun.
Judge T. E. Richardson returned to
Sumter yesterday from Camden where
he went 10 attend the United Confed
erate Veterans Annual Convention
which was held in that city. Judge
Richardson reports the occasion as
one of the most enjoyable episodes of
his life and states that he can not say
snough for Camden and its hospitali-
55 Mr.. d. H. Dantzler of Holly Hill. s.
C, was week end visitor in Sumter.
Miss Beaufort Garner Of Darlington
IS the visitor Of Miss Cora Duffie.
..::-sM Mr.. I. NJ. Richardson has returned
fto Bishopville after a short visit TO
his parents in Sumter.
Mr.. E. S. Booth. Jr.. has returned
TO his home in Sumter latter having
completed his years work at the Pres.
byterian College.
Mr. L. 3. Gray returned this morn
sing from Charleston where he has
been visiting his brother for several
days
Miss Mildred Hurst left for Kings
tree this morning on a short visit.
Rev. J. p. Marion left this morn
ing for Columbia, Rev. Marion will, as
a trustee OF the institution, sign the
diplomas of the graduating class OF
Chicora College.
Mrs. w. az. Wells, of Trenton. \. j.,
who has been the visitor Of DIR. and
Mrs. W. E. Thayer left this morning
to visit in Greenvilie, S. c.
Mr.. Ed Wilson returned to his home
this morning after having spent the
weekend visiting in the city.
Miss Eucebia Shular of Manning
is visiting Mrs. w. c.. Chandler on
Hardy Ave.
MIR. Todd Folsom has been a very
recent visitor in Turbeville, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Aughtry have
returned to Sumter after very pleas
ant visit in Charleston.
Mrs. A Lynch returned to the city
this morning after spending short
while in Charleston.
Messrs. G. H. and II. A. Bultman
left this morning for Newberry where
hey have gone for several days on
business.
Mr.. Pearson Dick Of Charlotte has
been a visitor in the city.
Messrs. Charlie A. Atkins, Ed.
Haynesworth, Clinton Walsh, Bob
Graham, P. D. Dick and II. c. keisler
left for Columbia this morning where
they are to attend a meeting of the
5. G.. Association of Insurance Agents
which will be held in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Bowman. Jr.'
have returned to the city from their
visit to Georgetown. They will be at
home to their friends at 2S1 Church
street.
Miss Elizabeth Allen of Greenville
will be the visitor of Miss Elizabeth
Osteen.
MI. and Mrs. W. w. Rowland and
Mr.. Walter Rowland returned to
Sumter Saturday froIo a motor trip
to Henderson and Washington, \. c..
,vhsra they Snenl several weeks.