The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-07-12
The Waterman and sosthron
Entered at the Postoace at Sum
ter, S. c., as Second Class Matter.
PERSONAL.

and Lucille, motored Friday morn
ing to Charlotte. The latter hav-
ang spent several weeks with her
son, will remain in Charlotte. Mr.
Beatty, wife and children will re-
turn in a few days.
Mrs. j. w. Carroll and daugh-
ter, Miss Allene, are visiting rela-
: tres in Winston Salem.
Mrs. wv. S. Reynolds returned
THURSDAY from Atlanta where she
has been visiting for several weeks
Mrs. e. G. Sorry and children ac-
eompanied her home for a visit.
Miss Margaret Yates is visiting
family of DR.. d. NJ. Mcleod in Ma
ron, where she Will spend two or
three weeks.
Miss Myrtle King left Thursday
night for Georgetown, where she
VIII be the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Jack Hill
Mr.. Perry Moses and family leave
saturday morning for their summer
home on Paw1ey's Island.
Mr.. r. S. Hood went to Spar
tanburg Friday morning to attend
the state convention OF the Wood
men Of the Wsrld.
Miss Marion Davis, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. a,
JIaks, has gone to Waihaila.
MISS Sereta Lucus after pleas
ant visit TO Mrs. Wilbur Dickson.
has gone to Florence to spend a
While with relatives.
mrs. o. B. NettIes is spending a
few days in Florence, the guest of
Mas George Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Rick
er have returned from an extend
Cd trip through California. Western
Canada and other western points.
Mrs Paul CARRIER and children
refurned To their home in Bates
barg, after spending some time
with her mother, Ms. L. Strauss on
Sunat ter street
Mr.. ID. AZ. Dick went to Cclum-
biasFriday morning on business.
Miss Clare Hoyt. DR.. and Mrs.
Fishel and little daughter, Gene
AR. William Thompson and Miss
Lois Thompson left Friday morn
Ing for Hope, Indiana, to spend
several days
Misses Annie, Marie, Isadere and
little Gene Dunno went to Hender-
6onvins Friday morning to spend
sncae time with Mrs. o. L. WI
hams.
M. William Bostiek left Friday
nnosning for Isle of Palms to spend
several weeks.
Mr.. VIM BuItman leaves Satur-
aay night for New York and Bos-
roa to- attend the National Shoe
Exposition. He will be away for
several days.
Miss Lenore McKagen went to
Ridge Springs Saturday morning to
visit Miss Quarles.
Mr.. Capers Asbi1l of Ridge
Spring, who has been in the city
several days went to Batesburs
Saturday morning to play ball.
Messrs. John r. and Charles
Haynsworth and Clinton J. Nc
Grew went to SulEvan's Island Sat
urday morning to spend several
days.
Miss Nell Chandler has return
ed homo after visiting her cousin.
Miss Rachael Williams of Florence.
Miss Kathleen Costin left Sat-
urday morning for Charleston to
visit relatives for several days.
Miss Margarite Scaffe returned
saturday morning from Charleston
where she has been visiting rela-
tires for the past two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Quarles returned
to Ridge Spring Saturday morning
after visiting relatives in the city
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Deas, Misses
Ragsdale Of Greenviile; Susie Kirk.
OF Hageod and Messrs. Arthur
Haynsworth and ]. D. Isbell return
ed Friday from Myrtle Beach. at
Ter q pleasant visit of several days.
g. Master Eugene McGrew has re-
turned from Columbia, having
spent several days with his aunt.
Miss Lucia McLees of Green
wood. IS the attractive guest of
Miss jeanette White. She will re-
main until Monday afternoon at
which time she, with Misses jean
nette White. Dorita Noise, Eliza
beth China and Mildred Counts of
Laurens. will go to Pawley's Island
for several days.
Messrs. j.. T. Rivers, w. NJ. Du-
Bose. D. NJ. Marshall, D. T. Rivers
and Robert Anderson went to Sui
Nvan's Island Monday morning to
spend several days.
Miss Leese DuBose, accompanied
Miss Minnie Bailey to Edisto Is
land Monday morning TO spend sew
sraI days with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Mccullough
and children left Sunday for Flat
Rock, \. C...to spend two weeks.
Mr.. ar.d Mrs. F. F. Converse of
Florence were in the city Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mr.. r. L. Jackson went to Nc.
Bsfh Monday morning on business.
Mr. r. F. Kolb left for Colum-
bsa Monday morning where he has
a. position with the government.
Mr.. John Morris spent Sunday
in Darlington with friends.
Mr.. John I. Blan6ing spent Sum
day in Bishopville with friends.
Miss Minnie Bailey of Edisto Is