The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-22
The WatcFman and ,Sozthron
Entered at the Postoaice at Sum-
Ser. S. G., as Second Class Matter.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mrs. H. S, WaddeH is at Je1erso,.
For a few days with her mother.
Mrs. Garland.
Miss Flora Smith OF Kingsty-c
spent the Easter HOLIDAYS with
relatives in Sumter.
AR. III. Wall left Monasy for
!: :sankhn. Va. where he has ac-
8 cegIed a. position with the Camp
! Manufacturing Co.
Rev. and Mrs. j. y. McCord, of
Fountain Inn, S. c., passed through
/ sumter Tuesday while en- route to
Sardinia for a, few days stay. Rev.
NeCord was formerly pastor at
; Sardania,s S, c.
Rev. H. C. Buckholtz, Of Clay
( ton. Ga, Is. spending 6 few days IN
+ the city with ar. and Mrs. Julian
s w yslder on Magnolia Street.
Mrs. @. V. Player and children
have returned home after spending
Easter with relatives in Williams
burg, S.
Mrs. Geo. L. Kicker. Mrs. c. G..
! Rowland, Mrs. W. E. Minis and Dr.
George &. Corbett left Sumter on
s 8Ienday night on trip to Arizona
.and to California.
Miss Marion knight left for Co
lannDia Monday, to spend Palma
fiesta week in that city.
Among these of Sumter attend
irg the opening Palmafesta dance
{ IN Columbia Monday night We're:
AIessrs. Bill Wright and Frank
{ Thorne
Sheriff G. M. Hurst. Mr.. c. E.
Hurst and Miss Mildred Hurst, left
Sumter by motor for Greenviile,
where they were called on account
s-of the illness of Mrs. C. NJ. Hurst.
who is at the Frances Montgomery
Hospital in that city. 1t is expected
that Mrs. Hurst viii have to under
go an operation sometime during
"Wednesday. Friends here are wish
ing speedy recovery for her.
Miss Iaez King left Tuesday
morning for Columbia where she
viii spend several days.
Miss Juanfta Cannon has return
Cd TO her home in Florence after
having been the visitor of Miss
Seyrena Evans in the city.
ar. ). Bynum lis business
visitor in<Newberry.
afr. Carroll Cuibreth spent the
day In Columbia on business.
Leaving Sumter toaay to attend
the annual state meeting of the
Medical Association which is this
year being held in Rocl; Fill, are
the following doctors of the city.
IL Shaw, T. r. Littlejohn. NJ
Weinberg, C. Epps, III. M.
Seuckey and W. Z. Mills. Ti1o<s
leaving on Wednesday morning to
attend the meeting are Doctors So
pf1ia Brunson, III. "A. Mood, and C.
c. lennon.
It is stated that Mr.. Douglas
White had the misfortune Of losing
! two Of his fingers while he was Ut
work at the plant of the Veneering
raHt on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kate Mosley. Of Columbia,
has returned to her home after hav-
ing been the weekend visitor of
Ijss Lila Smith III the city.
Rev. and Mrs. johnson have re-
turned to their home at cades. af-
tersvisiting Mrs. Johnson's parents,
Mr.sand Mrs. S. r. j. Smith on
Magnolia ST.
Mrs. II. At. Stuckey left We'd
nesday morning for Spartanburg
where she will attend a meeting If
the N1oaaan-s Federation OF Music
eiubs.
Dr.. and Mrs. Algie Aston of Ha-
good spent Wednesday in the city
Messrs. L. D. Jennings, W. a.
Bnltman, Peter Richardson and F.
"A. Bultman motered to Columbia
Wednesday on a short visit
Mrs "A. L. Jackson is the visitor
Of Mrs. a. K. Sanders, on Elm-
wood avenue in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Lide. of Pine
wood, spent Wednesday in Sumter
on business.
Mr. r. w. Bowie and family
have been called to Charleston on
recount of the death of Mr.. Will
liam Bowie, a brother to Mr.. Z.
". Bowie.
Mrs. George w. Floyd. of Char
IsHon. is a visitor in Sumter of her
sister. Mrs Bruce Lyman.
Senator u. u. Noise spent We'd
nesday In Columbia
Mr. Albert Phelps, of the Cita-
del, is spending a few days at his
home in the city.
Mrs. F. K. Sanders, of Chester
field, was recent visitor of Mrs.
a. l.. Jackson in Sumter.
Miss May Burns. of Charlotte, y.
C.-sis visiting Mrs. j. z. Folsom
In The city.
Mr.. T. l.. Rawl OF Salters. S. c..
was visitor in Sumter Wednesday
on business.
Miss Louise Williams left Thurs
day morning for Columbia where
she will be a visitor for several
days during PalInafesta week.
Miss Frances Smith has returned
TO Sumter from visit to George
town. S. c.
Misses Sarah Miller and Elizabeth
Jackson, Of Bennettsville, passed
through the city this morning white