The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. Lee Jones left this morning
for Manning where she will visit DR.
and Mrs. George L. Dixon.
DIR. Archie China spent shor1
while in Greeleyville today.
Mr.. u. Lee Jones will be visito,
in Columbia for several days.
Mr.. Robert Mckay is at home from
the Johns Hopkins Medical College OF
Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Hasty left last night for
her. home in Bessemer, Ala, after a
visit Of several days in Sumter.
MIR. H. G. Osteen left for Charleston
last night where he is to be the guest
of the Charleston Chamber of Com
merce at a gathering of a number of
the leading men of the state. invited
especially for the purpose Of becoming
better acquainted with South Caro-
hna's port.
Miss Tyson Lowder of Wilson's is a
visitor in Sumter for the day.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham left yes
tesday afternoon for Wilmington, n.
C.. where she will visit her sister.
Among the guests who are in the
city to attend the Clarke-Bynum we'd
ding are MIR. and Mrs. Peter Ihrie Of
Rock Hill. Miss Ida Bynum Of Rock
Hill, Mr.. Fred w Bynum of Rock
ingham. n. c., Mrs. Frank C.,Poe and
Miss orene Poe OF Rock Hill. Mr.. Tur-
ner Rynum of Winston-Salena, Mrs.
A. J. Rynum OF Rock Hill, Mr.. David
b. Moore OF Rock Hill, and Misses
Rose and Celeste Erwin Of Manning
Mr. E.. II. Hart of Holly Hill is
visitor for short time in Sumter.
Mrs. L. w. Folsom and son. Mr.. Fl.
C. Folsom returned last night to the
city from motor trip to Durham and
Raleigh. NJ G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddie Hill of Foun-
tain Inn, s. C., are the guests Of Mr.
and MrssJ. E. Brooks of the city.
Miss Marion Mccoy of Kingstree is
q visitor In Sumter.
Miss Marion Satterwhite is the visi-
tor in Sumter of Mrs. O. II. Foley.
Mr.. James covington Parham has
returned to Sumter after a visit of
several days to Monck's Corner and to
points in the lower part Of the state.
s. Mr.. WIN. King left this morning
on business trip to Newberry, S. c.
= Mrs. Dr. Webb of Charlotte, N. c.,
is visiting her mother. MIS-. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. Carter, who
were married in Sumter last weke at
the residence Of DR.. Mcleod, are NOV
ing TO Sumter. where ( ley will make
their home.
& Mr. E. H. Hart, who has been a
visitor In Sumter, left this morning for
AR. Eugene Purdy. left this morning
for a short visit in Manning.
: Mr.. .J.s. IT. Mccollum is spending
the day in Columbia.
Among the students OF Clemson
College who have returned to their
homes in the city for the holidays are
Messrs. Nelson Bradley, Clinton Nc
Grew, ". o. Cain, Richard Wells,
Robert and William Mellette.
Mr.. Richard Baker has returned to
his home in Sumter from the Univer-
sity Of Va:
Mr. and Mrs J. 3. Folsom have re-
turned to Sumter from a visit to
Charleston, where Mr.. Folsom had
been called to attend session Of the
federal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Aughty motored
to Columbia today for short visit.
Mr. w. H. Purdy returned to his
home in Bonneau after having been
in the city to attend the Clarhe-By-
mum wedding.
Messrs. Aaron Green and Ben AL
pert have returned to their home
from the University Of South Caro-
lima.
Mr.. L. Sidney White visited his
many friends in the Stateburg Sec
tien Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fannie E. McIlwain has re-
turned from Charlottesville. Va,
where she went to visit her son. Mr..
w. A. AIcIlwain. who is law student
at the University Of Virginia, and
also to be at the centennial.
Mrs. A. B. Grossman is spending
sometime with her daughter. Mrs.
Raymon Schwartz.
Messrs. D. D. Noise, Mike Goldberg
and H. G. Osteen returned from
Charleston this morning where they
spent two days attenndig the Port
Entertainment put On by the Charles
ton Chamber Of Commerce. Messrs
E. /. Rearaon and E. L. Witherspoon
remained in Charleston today.
Miss Sadie Sanders Of Beaufort is
the guest Of Miss Sidney Kingman on
Washington st.
Miss. Lille Folsom left this mor:.-
ing for visit Of several days to Miss
Marie McDougal.
Miss jamie Michael has returned to
Sumter after a most delightful stay in
Washington, D. C.
Mr.. F. n. Andrews of Oswego re-
turned:to his home this morning from
the University of South Carolina
where he is law student.
Mr.. S. A Harvin left his morning
for AshevilIe. N. c., wher he Will
spend several days.
Miss Virginia Thomas. who gradu'
.fe1 o+ pop6o1ph Macon college this