The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-15
NE Watchman and Sosthron
ntered st the Postofice at Sum-
'er, S. G.. as Second Class Matter.
PERSONAL.

Rev. j. P. Marion and Mr.. c. 6.
ROWLAND, of the First Presbyterian
.hnreh left last night for George
eMn to attend the spring meeting
Harmony Presbytery.
Mr.. Charles J. Brand, Of Pitts
,nrg. Pa, formerly with the Unit
"a States. department. Of agricul-
IRE, but now associated with the
american Fruit Growers, Inc.
pens Tuesday in Sumter.
Miss Serena Evans left Tuesday
fternooH for Florence where she
Tii spend he:, Easter holidays
nth her niece, Miss Juanita Can
.en.
+ Mrs. P. A. Wilcox has returned
Der home in Florence after
faring been the visitor Of her rela-
ives in Sumter for several days.
Mr.. Harry Curtis, of Manning,
Fas visitor in Sumter Tuesday
N business.
Messrs. Roy Shaw and Vivian
sngie, Of st. Charles, spent Monday
n Sumter on business.
Mrs.. K. Rowland and Mr.. H. L.
1orris, OF Chicago, are on a motor
rip 20 Greenyilie and other cities
n the western part Of the state.
Mr.. Howard Jones is a visitor in
6mmter.
Mr.. A. j. Byrem has returned
/ his nome in Sumter after q trip
{ i seyesal days 20 Pitrsburg, Pa.
Mrs. r. A. Stephenson is visiting
riends in Richmned and Nor
OH. Va.
Mr.. Harmon D. Noise returned
% Sumter Mon6ay night after a
cry enjoyable trip to Charleston
nd the Magnolia Gardens.
Sheriff J. E. Gamble, Of Clar-
sndon county was visitor In SUM
er Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Newman and Mrs. w.
% Martin. of Atlanta. are visiting
HEIR sister Mrs. Paul Reynolds. en-
Vest Liberty street.
Miss Eleanor Richardson has re-
urned to her home in Sumter after
very delightful and enjoyable
isif to relatives in Baltimore.
Messrs. Nick and Norman Epps
ss Lake City were visitors in Sum-
err Tuesday.
Miss Virginia FoxEprth Of Ma
ion is the guest of Misses Alice
md Ethel Bynun in the city.
Miss Sallie Ellis, who has been
listing her niece. Mrs. ]. 3.
Aisen, in Florence, is spending a
ew days in Sumter before re-
urning to her home in Montgonl-
:ry, Ala.
Rev. j. P. Marion and Mr.. c. G..
rowland returned from George
oHp Wednesday night, where they
rxtended the spring meeting of
harmony Presbytery. Rev. J. P.
sLarien was appointed to represent
harmony Presbytery at the gener-
ii assembly, which meets IN Char
eston, W. Va, on May 18th. The
meeting OF the general assembly
viii last about ten days.
Mrs. W. A. St. George Of Char
otte is spending some time with
Mrs. w. A. Walling.
DR.. L. G. Corbett, of Clear Va
er, Fla, is visiting relatives in
Sumter for a few days. ah'i
Messrs. r. ]. Bland and J. D.
lee were business visitors in CO.
unbia today.
Afr. and Mrs. r. K. Wilder spent
Thursday in Columbia.
Messrs. Thomas Bagnal and Bill
seiger, of Manning, were visitors
n Sumter Wednesday.
Ar. Robert w. Plowden has gone
o High Point, n. c., on a business
rip.
Mr.. Frank Jeppi has returned to
sumter from a visit -sof, several
lays in Bennettsyille.
Rev. .Grier, pastor of the Pres
,yterian church at Mayesv;;le,.
passed through Sumter Wednesday
While returning TO his home from
Georgetown after having attended
he church Presbytery.
Mr.. A. S. Hardy was ayisitor on
business in Columbia Thursday.
MRS. Harry Carrigan, Mrs. w. +.
Iood. Mrs, w. D. McClary, Mrs.
might Stuckey and Mrs. Wash Da-
us, Of Summerton, spent Thursday
n Sumter shopping.