The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-03-30
DIALS NEWS

sionary society enjoyed a pleasant So
cial meeting at the church on Satur-
| day afternoon. A large crowd was
in attendance, including a number Of
visitors. A special feature on the
program greatly enjoyed by all was
the solo, In the Garden, by Nell
Harris, and an Easter recitation by
Gladys Owings. AT the conclusion Of
the business program, an egg hunt
was participated in by the Juniors,
after which delightful light refresh
ments consisting of sweets Of all kind
were served. This is a growing So
ciety, and under the supervision Of Mrs.
Florence Ropp, the members are doing
n wonderful work. Among those
present besides Mrs. Ropp, were: An
ME Lou Curry, Hattie Abercrombie,
Clara Ow7ings, Sarah and Helen Har-
ris. Lois and Gladys Owings Louise
Curry, Mildred Owings, Ethel Curry,
Sarah Alice Curry, Virginia Hellams,
Nell Harris, Coke Curry, Jack Harris
Lamar Owings, Gene Curry, Joe, John
and Dick Harris, Fred Armstrong, Tai
madge Armstrong, j. G.. and Bartlett
Meeks, Richard and Gordon Yeargin,
Haskell Gray, Jr., Russell Owings and
II. Y. Simmons. The visitors were:
Mesdames Sudic Owings, Eva Harris,
Rosa Meeks, Haskell Gray, Conway
Gray, Julius Curry, Willie Harris, JAS
nr,, MI,
Mrs. l.. d. Curry, Mrs. d. D. Harris,
and Misses Clara Mccall, Emma Har-
ris. Fannie and Sallie d. Brownlce
and the Rev. c. w. Watson.
Mrs. Fl. Y. Simmons Is spending a
few days in Greenville, the guest OF
her daughter, Miss Matte Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Of the Noun
tain City" were the weekend guests
Of relatives here.
Mr.. Marvin Harris motored over
and remained over until Monday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Harris.
Prof. G.. Il. Brooks OF Edgefleld, and
Mrs. II. G. Nabors, of Hickory Grove,
mother. Mrs. l. S. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gray, and lit
tie Dial, were visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Curry, Sunday
Miss Jennie Bell Watkins, OF Green
Vile, was the attractive guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Holder during the
Weekend
A number Of Epworth Leaguers from
Gray Court, came over and gave one
Of their league programs in the church
here, on recent Sunday afternoon
The program certainly proved very in
tcresting and was greatly enjoyed by
to organize a league at Dials. The
young people Of Gray Court are sure
, ly imbued with the league spirit and
as a result OF their interest and help
at this place Sunday afternoon. The
installation OF officers will take place
| later. The first meeting OF the league
Will be held in the church Saturday
is earnestly urged that all the officers,
members and young people OF tho
community, and everyone else inter
eStcd in the success Of the society be
in attendance and by their presence
and aid uphold the league spirit
The Rev. c. W. Watson filled his
usual appointment here Sunday after
noon. The sermon was forceful one
and proved Of much interest to the
congregation.
Masters Tllman and Jack Bolt, Of
J Hickory Tavern, spent Saturday night
at the home OF their uncle, Mr.. ID. D..
l. BrOwnlec.
A goodly number from this place
attended the minstrel show in the
Eden school auditorium Saturday cv-
cning. The show proved quite use
cess and very mirth-provoking one;
the teachers, pupils and local talents
OF that community deserving much
praise for pulling off" such an en-
joyable performance.
Mrs. Ike Willis died at her home
here March 10th, after an illness of
several months duration The re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery
at Dials the following day, the Rev. c.
w. Watson conducting the services
Mrs. Willis was most estimable
| Christian woman hoyino united WITH