The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-07-19

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Edna Epps have returned to the
city after spending several days
with the formers brother in Olan-
ia.
Mrs. Hayward Burris has gone
| to WedgefeiId to visit friends for
several days.
Messrs. Stanley Weinberg, Ans
| ley Brunson, Henry shelor. Francis
4 Brunson, Dudley Hodge, Carton
Whilden and Shelton Reynolds
! have returned from a two weeks
| stay at Pawley's Island.
Miss Linderberg. Of Petersburg,
Va, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Skinner. went to Hen
Idersonville Saturday morning to
spend several days.
Major r. D.. .Epps went to Ben
nettsville Saturday morning on
business.
Mr.. Eugene E. Aycock. of Wedge
field, passed through, the city Sat
urday morning returning to his
home. 49,
Mr.. Heyward Brockington, grad
uate manager of athletics of the
University of South Carolina, left
| for Bishopville Saturday morning.
having spent Friday in the city.
Dr.. S. II. Edmunds went to Co
lunabia Saturday morning to at
tend a committee meeting of the
State Board of Education.
Miss Ethel Bynum went to Ben
nettsviIle Saturday morning to
visit friends for several days.
Mrs. S. j. Harvin. accompanied
by Miss Mary Jones, went to Able
vile Saturday morning to spend
several days with the latter.
Miss Alice 5Bynum left Friday for
Conway to visit friends for some
time. ss@-
Mrs. E. r. Raw1s with daughter,
Miss Francis, left Saturday morn
ing for Strother, Fairfield County,
to visit relatives for several days,
/ Mr.. F. e. RenfroW left Monday
morning for SuIlivan's Island to
spend several days.
Mr.. Allen Smith has returned to
Charlotte, n. G., after spending his
vacation in the city.
Misses Jessielyn and Genevieve
Smith are visiting friends in Char
Iotte.
Charles spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kinard, of
Westfe1d, Mass, are visiting Mr..
Kpard's mother. Mrs. E. c. Kin
ard.
Mr.. samuel Pierson went to
Elliotts Monday morning to visit
friends for the day.
Miss Minnie Ortman Of Charles
ton is visiting Mrs. S.. NJ Pierson.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Levy Of Bishopyille
passed through the city Monday
morning from Columbia returning
to his home.
Mr.. Shake McFaH went to Harts-
vile Monday morning on business.
Miss Juanita PIerson has re-
turned from Charleston after an
extended visit to friends.
Miss Priscilla Ketchin of Wins
boro, having spent two: weeks at
Pawley,s Island passed through
the city Monday morning en- route
to her home 49,;
Mr. NJ. D. MUM of Rocky
Mount. n. c., passed through Sum
ter Monday morning en- route to
BishopyilIe to visit relatives.
Mr.. I. D., Ivy went to Clio Mon
day. morning to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. c. E. Harris left Sunday for
Penssloca, Fla, to spend some time
He VIII. also so to the Gulf OF
Mexico while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jackson and
little daughter left for Macbeth
Monday morning.
Mr.. Leon LeGrand, Of Beach
am and LeGrapd, architects. re-
turned to Greenyille Monday
morning after spending several
days in the city,.
| Mr.. C. E. Crombe, Left Monday
morning for Isle of Palms to spend
several days.
Mr. Henry spann, Sr., went to
Columbia Monday morning on bus
mess.
Judge John S. Wilson Of Man
ming returned to the city Monday
morning after a shortest at his
home. ..
Mr.. W. H. Strickland left Sun
day for New York on a business
trip in the interests of his new
store.
Mr.. VIM. Bultman returned
Sunday after spending several days
| in New. York and Boston at the
shoe exposition.
Miss Eva. Sires left for Summer
! vile and Charleston Monday morn
ing to visit relatives for some time.
DR.. ). P. Marion will be absent
from the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday attending the annual meet
ing Of the board Of trustees Of
Chicora College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Bland and
son have returned from a two
weeks stay at Wrightsyille Beach.
Mr. Robert l. Wright has re-
turned from an extended visit to
Myrtle Beach.
The State