The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-07-09
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here. A very large crowd went ~
Rock Hill to witness the ball sam
between Rock Hill and Chester. lDs
score was IA to 6 in favor of Chester
Prof. T. l.. Duckett of Benedict coz
lege was In the city THURSDAY tne
lguest of Prof. and Mrs. S. l.. finle
Mrs. Sylvia Brown, Mrs. Belle hose,
boro. Mrs. Daisy W. Parrott and Miss
Minerva Lee returned from Green'a
monday, where they attended the WV
mans Baptist Convention.
Mrs. S. t.. Finley and SON hou'
after attending the Woman's Con'0A
ltion in Greenville, stopped over
ILaurens with relatives and returneu
home Wednesday night.
Miss Gladys Lightner is spenu'ns
ten days in the city with her paren'''
Miss Lightner is a clerk in the LULU
Office of the N. C. Mutual Insurance
Co.. in Durham. Her many 1rlenu'
are delighted to see her.
Dr.. j. S. Allen is in Washington =
&C., for several days, On business
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Cunningham
went to Fort Lawn Sunday afternoon
and returned Monday, bringing a va
lriety and abundance Of fruit n othel
produce from their farm.
MI. F. L.. Lander, architect anu
builder, is in Spartanburg this weeh
on business.
Mrs Margaret Foster and llt1ie
daughter of Charlotte spent TUESDAY
in the city with relatives.
The Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church
was packed Sunday night, the occasion
being Children's Day. The program
was very interesting and was enjoyed
by all. The collection was $2S.
Mrs. Mary Brice had the misfortune
of sticking a nail in her foot on Mon
day and is unable to get about this
week.
Mrs. A.. T. Cornwell was called to
her home in Nashville, Tenn, on Wed
nesday night because Of the illness OF
her grandmother.
On Thursday the A. M p. Zion
church willsMShaYassth
lOoten
is anticipated.
Children's Day was observed at the
A. M. E.. Zion church on the fourth
Sunday. A large crowd attended and
was pleased with the program rem
dered.
Children's Day will be observed at
Calvary Baptist church Sunday after
noon and night.
Mr.. R. D. Woods left last week to
spend several weeks with relatives at
his former home, Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. ]. S. Allen is quite sick this
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Dixon is out again, after
an illness of several weeks.
Rev. DR.. Shaw of Mississippi, VINO
conducted the revival at the A.. M. f.
Zion church, recently, preached a soul
stirring sermon at that church Mon
day night.
Mr.. Hilliard Barber was in the city
Sunday from Charlotte.
Mr.. Quay Ellison spent Saturday
night with his brother, Mr.. Walker
Ellison, while en- route from Green
wood to Danville, Va.
Mr.. John Buchanan, the electrician
is in the city for a few days from
Greenwood.
Mr.. Ernest Douglass has returned
to the city, after a very pleasant vlsl1
to his brother, Mr.. Lunce Douglass, III
OIe0uW UOU.
Mr.. Edward Hinton and Miss Al
berta Roseboro were happily married
last week; also, Mr.. John Able u
Miss Olivia Hinton. These couples
are receiving the best wishes Tor d
long and happy life from their many
friends.
Mr.. John Henry Foster came down
from Asheville and spent Sunday ~
Monday with relatives.
Mrs. Louise Maxwell and children
Edith and Nathaniel, spent several
days in Charlotte last week.
Miss JAMIE Jackson leaves THURSDAY
to visit her brothers in Richmond, va
Elkins, w. Va, and Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Jackson spent the 4th III
Charlotte, the guest of Miss Willie
Mayfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Phillips have
moved into their home on McLure
street, which they recently purchased
Mrs. Maggie HOOPER is attending