The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-05
DIALS NEWS

Dials, July 2.-"Pinewood Lake."
owned and managed by that genial
and hospitable gentleman, NIr. Floyd
Curry, is proving an ideal place for
outings, and hardly day passes but
what some congenial picnic party of
the neighborhood gathers for an hour
or so Of pleasure, and none proved
more enjoyable than that Of Wednes-
day afternoon, June 21st when the
members OF Epworth League assem-,
bled for an afternoon picnic. Swim
ming was enjoyed by many, while 9TH
ers were content to stroll among the
pines, or else seated On the rustic
seats scattered here and there, en-
joyed progressive conversation.
At $50 supper was spread, and cv-
eryone was invited to gather round the
festive board" and partake Of the
many dainties. A number of visitors
from Gray Court and Shiloh leagues
were present and added greatly to the
festivities Of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Gillespie and chill
drcn, Of Greenville, spent last week
end with Mrs. Mary Curry
Mrs. II. Y. Simmons was the guest
of her daughter, Miss Matte Simmons,
last week at the homo OF Mr., and Mrs.
Y. 0. Jefford, of Greenville.
DR.. Marvin Harris has returned to
Grcenw ood after enjoying a brief visit
with homcfolks here.
Little Miss Eleanor Boyd, Of Green
wood, is the attractive guest Of her
cousin, Helen Harris.
Mrs Laura Babb anG Mrs. b. A. Sui |
liyan, Of Laurens, spent several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Brooks
Misses Emma Harris and Sallic !
Brownloe have been appointed dele
gates to represent Dials League at the
Epworth League convention which |
convones at Lake Junaluska, N. c.
The registration so far at this pre-
cinct is very light, the books however,
will be open until July 25th, but all
citizens who desire to vote at the COM
ing primary are urged to register now
and not wait until the rush of the
last few days, Especially are the la
dies urged to enroll early, as procras-
tination is thief that oftimes is the
cause of one not accomplishing that
which one fully intended doing. Moral:
Never put OF doing tomorrow what
should be done today.
The lawn fete staged by the Up
worth League Of this place on the
school house lawn last Saturday even
ing proved a joyous affair. The lawn
was brightly gay jim many colored
lights, cozy seats were placed every
where, while progressive conversation
was enjoyed throughout the evening
Ice cream, cake and sandwiches were
sold by Devy OF charming girls, and
q neat little sum was added to the
leagues treasury
Miss jennie B. Watkins, Of Grecn-
Vile was in our midst Sunday after
noon. AZ
Mrs. Fcstus Curry and Mrs. Willie
Harris leave Wednesday for Newberry,
where they will be in attendance at
the Woman's Missionary meeting which
in that city.
Mr. Tillman Bolt, OF Hickory Tav-
orn was the wck-cnd guest Of rciu-
tivcs here.
Mr. J. NJ. Bolt and daughter, Mrs.
1do Gilreath returned to their homes
in Greenvilc Monday, after enjoying
g brief visit with Mr.. w. C.. Brownlce
and family.
Mrs Aloe Mccall and Mr.. Towncs
Curry had tho misfortune to lose two
very fine cows by lightning during the
severe electrical storm which passed
over this section last Thursday after
noon.
The pTOtractcd meeting for Dials
will begin OH the fourth Sunday in y
July. The Rev. David Morris, OF North n
Carolina, will have charge OF the ser
vices. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Morris was associated last year with
the pastor, Mr.. Watson, during tho
reviyals at Gray Court and Dials, and
during that time hc made many friends
throughout this section, all OF whom
VIII 'be glad to welcome him back and
are on the "qui VIZ to hear him again,
as Mr. Morris is n Oulnjt orator of