The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-07-30
LOCAL NEWS.


with Rev. Richard Carroll. They
will probably go to some country
place or to Battle |Creek, Mich.
Mr.. Thomas has already spent
sometime at Battle Creek. He
and Rev. Richard Carroll are both
suffering with high blood pres
sure. Mr.. Thomas was thinking
of spending a few days at Bene-
dict College Hospital which is un-
der the management of Miss A.
A. Nelson.
Mrs. JAMIE Maxwell of Laurens
is in the city as the guest of DR..
and Mrs. j. G. Stuart.
It is said that DR.. D. F. Thomp-
son will be q can didate in the
election for preside mt of the Bap-
fist State Convention, when it
meets in Columbia next Novem-
Der. DR.. j. S. Ear lie of Spartan
burg still has his hat in the
ring" for the same position.
MIR Jonas Thomas worked on
his farm last year one hundred
twenty mules and made over two
thousand bales of q lotion. There
are no bell weevil in Marlboro
county and his prospects are
great for this year. His crop
consists of long staple seed.
Mr.. l. s. LeeYy is getting
things lined up for the National
Business League, which meets in
Atlanta, Ca, August 18th. TIE
South Carolina delegation will
meet in Augusta, Ga, and will
take a sleeper for Atlanta on
the 10Th.
Rev. Richard Carroll had a
congested chill last SUNDAY night.
DR.. j. G.. Stuart was called in
and gave relief.
It is said that Dr.. j. B. Taylor
of Bennettsville, pastor of the
Methodist church, and one of our
wealthiest preachers in the State,
is looking for a wife in Columbia.
Miss Mae Gardne r, Miss Daisy
Roach, Mr.. A. N. Neal and Mr..
R. L. Simmons visited the home
of Mr.. Simons' parents in Ridge
way last Sunday. They report a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Carrie Douglass of Man:
ming has returned home after a
successful Summer Normal at
Allen University.
Mrs. Minnie Byrd of Blairs,
passed through the city last week
going to the Gethsemane 5. S.
Convention, She called by our
Office and left a job of printing
for which she has our thanks.
Mrs. Cherry, wife of our true
and tried friend. Rev. G. w.
Cherry at Ellenton, passed
through the city this week on her
way back home fro m Henderson
vile NC. where S be spent sever
al days. She spent a short while
in the city with her son, Mr.. E.
J. Cherry on Walnut St.
Miss Susie Jaggers and Mrs.
Eugenia Davis left last Tuesday
morning for Asheville, N. c.,
where they will |spend a few
weeks.
Mrs. F. Shelton and her little
granddaughter Elaine Owen left
last Sunday for a visit to he. sons
in Chicago. We W ish for them a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. M. H. Wright of Spar
tanburg spent several hours in
the city last Friday enroute home
from Cheraw where she attended
the session of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. jamie Reynolds is spend
ing a few days at Hopkins, her
country home. -
Mr. l. S. Leevy and Mr.. j. 81.
Jackson visited the Gethsemane
S. S. Convention n ear Blaney last
Sunday.
It is requested that all our new
subscribers, w h b subscribed
through Rev. Bishop, will be
ready to pay up when he calls on
ysu next week.
We now ask all of our adver-
Users to be prepared to settle
your advertising accounts on
Monday, the LIST of August when
collector calls.
All city subscrib ers will please
be prepared Monday to renew
your subscription We are en-
aeaving to cover the city within
the next tive weeks. If you will
be ready when collectors come a.
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