The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-08-05
Tie Watchman and sozthron
Eaeerel at the Postofice at Sum.
ter, S. G., as Second Class Mater.
PERsoNAL.

whence he viii sail on August 10th
Tor Shanghai. China. Heshas ac-
eeptea position to teach in the
American School OF Shanghai. an
instNution maintained by. ARaeri-. !.
Gan residents in that city for the
education Of their children. Nh:
Edmnnds is the eldest son OF Df.
81. Edmunds. and was graduated
June ofs fhis year from the. Presbys-.
sferian College Ia Clinton, s. C.. with is.n
tns degree of A B. Since leaving
college he has been a member
cs the local staff of the Daily Item.
Mrs Fred 6. Nigles has return
sd from Charleston, where She has has
been sisising for the past month.
lr. George D. Oswald, Jr. OF
Eharleston was a weekend visitor
in SaHter.
Nfr. and Mrs. j. w. Smith have
re5urned to their home in Colunl-
8 bSa after short stay with their
daughter, Mrs. II. G. Kaisler.
Mrs. &. s. Jennings and three
sons have returned home after
yisstlng Mrs. q. Lanrey OF
E,haTlesfon.
Misses Beatrice and Lonise
Barksdale left Tuesday morning
for Greenvllls where they viii visit
trends and relatives for several
weeks
Misses. Reba spann and Annie
Lauae Booth have gone TO Coluna-
bia, where they will join friends,
and win leave Wednesday morning
ffo Enaka Springs. Tenn. where
they will spend sometime.
Agr. ]. p Commander and daugh-
ter Miss Helen, haze returned
from Kew York and SWashington
Fhexe they have been for some
Eme
MaAer Leo M Watched, Jr., OF
SaYannah, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Abe Ryttenberg.
Mr.. IA D. Barnett and family
left Monday afternoon for Atlantis
eaty. where they VIII spend several
Misses Irma Smith and Irma
EeIder viii leave "Wednesday Tor
the mountains OF North Carolina
80 spend their HOLIDAYS:
Hrs. e. Jsedson Alexander and
children have just returned rom on
) g visit TO relatives in the upper
part Of the state.
! Mr., and Mrs. Jim Holman and
f.Eo sons. Marion and Blanding.
Eere Ia the city Sunday visiting
Mr. and MIS-. T. H. Clarke.
Miss Daisy Yeadon and Miss
Enua Mood left for Blue Ridge
Monday night.
Ms II. Lide Law of HartsviHe
is in fae city visiting relatives:
CAPT. C. G.. Rowland left for
Eahaegnia Monday night, where
s he win join Mrs. Rowland.
Mr. Perry Moses returned to the
esfy Monday night from PaWiey's
Island for q few days.
Dr. C. II DnRant has accepted a
position with the Massengill Co,
Of Brsstol. Va. manufacturers OF
hiEh grade chemicals and phar-;
maceutscals. He viii do. detail
W0sk with the physicians ana
pharmacists OF the state.
Misses May and Ethel Parler OF
Ealoreg are spending some time
Hith their uncle, M. II. N. Cut
Yrs: Fraser Dick has returned to
flxs city. having spent some time
On Sulliyans Island.
Hiss Pearl Barry, who has been
visiting friends in Sumter returned
70 Eheg home IN Bonneau Tues
day morning
Mrs. Cecil Wilson Y.as returned
to she city. having spent some
aime on su11yan's Island.
MRS. e. Shaw left Tuesday
incoming for Grsenville.
Mxs b. o. Canfey and little son.
went to Columbia Tuesday morn
ing for the day. s
sslr. ana Mrs. r. j. Bland left
ynasday morning for Laurens.
Ers. ~. NJ. Folsom ana three
daughters, Louie, Nell and Iva
Belle, legft Tuesday morning Tor
Kauaga Lake, Hendersonyille, =.
e, where they viii spend some
tine.
Mr.. D. r. McCallum left Satnr-
day morning for Saluda, N G.. to
spsna some time with his family.
aessrs. George Rowland and
Charlie Wilson left Tuesday after
noon Tor Myrtle Beach by auto
AFTER short stay at Myrtle Beach
they viii motor to the mountains.
Mss Mamie Chandler returned
TO the city "Wednesday morning,
having spent some time in Column
Donald Gulley went to Co
z iimbia for the day:
Mrs. =. o.. Barwick, Miss Hetty
white and Mrs. 81. G. Smith went
70 Greenville Wednesday morning
where they viii attend the Baptist
sumner Assembly, which is being
held at Fnrman University. :.
sIr. A. B. Holland and son went
to Darlington on business.
Mr.. n. D. Bell went TO Lamar
wednesday morning for the day.
B Mrs. A.. B. Holland and children
went TO Columbia Wednesday morn
dng.
Mr.. S. K. Nash left Wednesday
morning for Charleston.
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