The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-20
The WatchH,ars and sesthren
Entered nc the Postofiice at Sum.
sersSC., as Second Class Matter.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. George aIcKierer left Thurs
day Afternoon for Mt. st. Maryss
College. Emmettsburg, Md, to re-
sume his college course.
Misses Carmel McKfever and
Doll BlIHaan left Thursday after:
noon for aft. st Joseph.s College,
Emme1tsburg, Md.
Mr. Hubert D osteen left Thurs
day afternoon for Hobart College
Geneva, NJ.
Mr.. Thos. e. Richardson went to
Columbia on business Friday.
G. Mills, Esq. of Camden,
was in the city Friday.
Misses Mary Lea from Tinninons-
viIhes S. c., and Martha Murray OF
Aiken, S. G.. passed threugh the city
today enrodte to Winthrop College.
Miss Ethel Bateman left for Win
threp College today, by way OF
Sumter Junction.
Misses Daisy China, Nancy Booth,
Kafherine Zimmerman, Nay VIII VII
rs Osteen. Sophie Wells, Mamie
Wells and Lucy Burns left for
winthrop College today.
NJ. G. d. Weeks of Newberry
was IN the city today.
Mrs. Jake Weinberg. Of Manning.
left Thursday evening for Wash
iagton, D. G.
Misses Lizzie Brogdons Clara
wells Margaret Edmunds, Toxy
Turner Sarah Weldon Elizabeth
Baker, Mamie MeColiuna, Doris
ssKeCelsum. Katie Campbell ana
Irene Dick left for winthrop Col-
Iege.
and Mrs. Jerome Pate. Of
Darlington, spent Friday in the
Miss caro- TrHIueks the Home
Demonstration Agent, is attending
an agents meeting at Winthrop
CuHege. She wifi return to the
city next week.
Albert Phelps left Friday
afsernooH for Boston, Mass, to
e.rter the Massaeksefts School of
Technology. Mr.. Phelps was grad
uted From the Citadel in June.
with high honors, and VIII special
Ee, Ia chemistry at the School OF
Technology.
Miss Katherine Z. McKagea left
st tEru53ay afternoon for Winthrop
college.
Misses Evelyn and Mary Caudle
lefs YESTERDAY for their old home
town, Atlanta, to attend the mar
rSagesef their cousin next Wednes-
day. IS
aIr. WI. Crowson, Jr.. cashier OF
the National Bank OF Sumter. is
away On his vacation. He VIII
spend part of his time with his sis
ter Mrs G. ID. Aamns OF Columbia.
dr. w. II. HolIowe1 Of Columbia
was Ia the city today. :ss..s
Hon. Thos. G. Mcleod, nominee
for Governor Of So11tf Carolina,
Was IN the city Friday after
noon. He was warmly welcomed
and enthusiastically congratulated
on his victory III the primary by
nunffeds Of friends.
Mr. aud Mts. 6. w Kraker have
returned from Richmond, Va,
where they were called on account
6f the death Of Mr. Kraker's SIS
fer. s5s 60
lr E. q. Lee Of Salem Avenue
has returned to his home after
spending the week at his farm IN
StatebuTg. 3ss -
Misses Lucille Lide and Pauline
Harvin left for Winthrop College
Friday.
Dr. sophia Brunson has return
ed from a visit to her sister at
Gaffney.z s. c.
Mr.. Alfred Bryan returned yes
terday from New York where he
has been for the past ten days on
business.
Mr.. Carlisle Strauss left Satur-
day for North Carolina where he
win represent the Tindeco Co., as
travelling salesman. although Mr
Strauss WIN spend most OF his time
ON fIae road, he still retains his in
terest in his business in Sumter,
which viii be continued the same
as usual
C. &. stubbs returned TO
sanafer sunday after spending
several days in New York on has-
mess.
Miss Morfie Bowman left Monday
for Asheviile. n c., where she
VIII teach IN ST. Genevieve College
this winter
Miss Caroline Richardson has
returned from Manning after a
weeks visit to friends.
Mr.. w. Rogers SCARBOROUGH,
treasurer Of the South caroiinaSCo-
operative Cotton MARKETING Asse-
cation was in town Monday morn
ing.
Misses Annie: Laurie Booth and
Eleanor Wallace. who are mem-
bers of the senior class, left Mon
day for Winthrop College.
Mr. Lawrence Ktryen lett today
for Columbia to enter the law de-
partment of the University of
South Carolina
Mr. w. w. Doar. Of Georgetown,
spent Sunday in the city.
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