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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
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8 they will DO at homo. 400 Dayton
Avenue. ST. Paul. Mimi
Among tho out-of-town guests who
attended tho wedding were Father
Thomas A. Rankin. Mrs. Mary Ran
kin and Mrs. Annie Is. Meyers, o,
Winchester: Rev. Thomas j. Tooler
Rev. Leonard J. Ripple. Miss Mary
Ripple and Mrs. Theodore lieckwoIf
of Baltimore. Md; Miss Margaret
Blake. OF Cumberland. Nd; Miss Nell
Carney. OF Mt. Savage. Md: Rev.
james J. O'Connor. Miss Nora OCon-
nor. Miss Margaret and Lii Walsh.
OF washington. ID. c.: Rev. John j.
MASSEY. OF Hopewcll: Frank j. Mark
wen, OF Tarentumn. Pa; Miss Thulia
White, OF Brookucal.
Atl<iSsOn--Biount,
81. Andrews Church was the scene
of nn interesting wedding on We'd
ncsdny. November %. at II o'clock
In the morning. when Miss Emma
Blount. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
bride OF John Wyatt Atkisson. son Of
Mrs. j. j.. Atkisson. of this city. The
church was decorated with palms
white chrSsanthemums and cathc-
dra1 candles, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas Scmmcs.
rector Of Meade Memorial Church.
assisted by Rev. j. Francis Ribblc
Just before the ceremony Mrs. G..
I. Brcnglc sang 80 Perfect Love"
The bridesmaids, Misses. Bessie Ed
wards and Edna Walthcr. wore
dresses OF brown Canton creme with
lace trimmings and hats of cloth Of
gold. They carried arm bouquets OF
yellow chrysanthcmufns tied with
yellow tullc. The maid of honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial of Method That Anyone
Can tsc Without Discomfort
or Loss OF Time.

We have rao'roc 'or ,he co.t.o. of
Asthma. aHl w- want yoU TO Try t .L ,ur
expense SO matter whether your case
IL Of long s'anduT OF recent doyel.u,n.at.
o. Kay Power sou should aoui tor Is ffe.
Trial OF Hur method, No matter 800 what
climate YOU live no matter what your age
OF oGcugatou. 81 you are troubled WIN
tsth"'a or Hay Fever, our method Should
relieve you promptly
We especially wan, 70 send u "a those
appat"ntT hopeless care. where all form,
OF iHAai"rs cOuchcs. opium prcpaTar!ons
fumes patent smokes etc. have fuicl
We want to show every one. ~ our a.,
ponsc. that our method is designed "a END
ell 6.bicu!t breathing AL whcezlus ant
all those terrible IaguSysn,s.
This free nrer is too important 10 neg
leot Jingle day write now and bosly
the meth"d at once. Send no MONEY
Simply mail coupon below. 10 81 Today
you even do not pay postage
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o'clock, There Will be useful and
attractive sriiclcs on sale. and sup
per VIII 30 served from to , O'clock.
sale mud Cafeteria .urraeou.
Fhs WomaU's Auxiliary - -.
Thomno' C.uvCh. OF ,iinter Park. VIII
haNa "a Christmas sale and cafeteria
'uScheon IN the Lewis Giut-r COMA
wh"l'2 House beginning ut II o'clock.
heesmheT ), Mra. Charles, p!co Is
president OF the aux,l!arS; Mrs.
Lewis Is, A!!ett. vice prrs,Leat: Mrs.
G"r.eT hsFeTiry' treasurer, and Mrs.
hudson uOen, secretary
On Friday December 8 the Wo-
mems Auxiliary ot frrs; P7esby-
terrain Church viii hold :he.r auuual
s'.= g: Christmas gifts in The leo
tGre-rocn on Madison Street between
Grace and Broad. During shc hours
81; = 70 o'clock and q, : o'clock
we!l-p!anned turkey dinner VIII
be served
Former Hichmond-r Returns.
br William HUte.: Ws.siser re-
tAr"rd 20 Richmond and has secured
Offices IN the Methodist Publishing
kG!!ding, Filth and Grace Streets.
In Ws.S!ser receut.v returned from
New YORK. where :1- three years
u has served uu the staff Of the
-'s'''a ~ sAfN = E-tEs nose ana
Throat Hospital Having assisted in
the clinic. f.- ye,r he received
"ue Of the fve appointments on the
nose stan, te= whi.a there were
nftN two applicants.
The Manhattan is one Of tho IarE-
est hospitals OF its Kind In the
United States. having Visiting starr
OF 1870 SPECIALISTS and daily at
tendance "t zoo out patients.
Or. W.!sigcr Is Il. A. of Ran
Go!ph- Macon College. and an honor
graduate al the University College
y Medicine, receiving the appoint
ment as intern az the -. Luke's Hos
rital. this city, After serving at
-. l.uke's for one year. he was en-
gagged in the general practice OF
m.dicim- on Church llill for seven
sears.
immediately upon the declaration
Il war by this country, he offered
MS services and WAS accepted and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
IF SICK TODAY!
TAKE: NO CALOMEL
Dodsons Liver on Sagtens You Up Better Than SaIvang
Dangerous Ca|ome and Doesn't Upset You-Dont
Lose Days Work-Read Guarantee

discovered vegetable compound
that does the work Of dangerous,
slckcning calomel and ] want every
reader of this paper to buy a bottle
for Il few cents and if it doesn't
straighten You up better and quicker
than salivating calomcl just go back
to the store and get your money back.
| guarantee that one spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
thirty feet of bowels of the sour bile
and constipation poison which is
making you feel miserable.
L guarantee that one spoonful of
this harmless liquid liver medicine
will relieve the headache, biliousncss,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
SOCIETY PREPARES
. FOR YULETIDE WEEK
So. .Engrossed in Churchy Duties in That Direction
'''''. Only Very Young TO Be Entertained Dur
ing Next Six Days.
By Elizabeth Witt.

the
tho
he sales
mincnt
be his wecl.
The
n tho woman
q
o Mtss Mar lie "a at home
\
oc
OH ~
will be buffet
rofM isscsD
ate
Couutr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Country CLUB.
Preceding First German.
lnters.cttuc small acairs VIII hc
given preceding the first dance OF the
Richmond German club on the even
ing OF December II, AZ the jefferson
9iotcl. Among them viii bc dinner
10 br given Ivy Mrs. Beverley Tuck
cr, ut hcr homie. in honor nf Miss
Agnes Moylcr, an attractive d"Du-
ianto OF this season. Thc guests
will Include "a few ot this season :
debutantcs and several OF tho chapc-
rons and officers Of Tho German
Club.
Presented ut Afternoon Reception.
- Tho drawing room and pnr.ofS ~
the home Of Mrs. William Frazer
Tompkius were beautifully decorated
yesterday afternoon with christmas
green's and red flowers Tor the ii hu
tantc reception for her daughter,
Miss Judith Tompkins, and Miss julia
Wickhum, daughter OF JudGe and
Mrs r. Ashby Wickham. Mrs Wick
ham and Mrs. Tompkius received
with their daughters. Miss Temp
kins wore gown OF white crepe
and spanish lace and Miss W,ickham
WAS dressed III white crepe and
silver lace
Assisting Mrs Wickham and Mrs.
Tompkins were Misses Nellie and
Anna Boykin, who were ut one punch
howl rith Miss MARY Williams.
Dorothy Cahell. and Charlotte Picot.
Mrs. MILAN r. Reid, presiding at
the. other. with Miss Dorothy St.ri
and Mrs. william Crenshaw. aud Mrs
J. Aston Cabcll, Mrs. Robert Pres
ton and Mrs. William l.udwcil HaT-
riSon.
For Miss Brmiss Last Night.
Covers were laid for th.rty-four
Of R,chmond's younger set ~ the
dinner given last uish, at tho Coun-
try club of NirG MIA by MISS Maria
Ward shelton Williams. The affair
was In honor of Miss cya.is B-lnIss,
who was presented to society here
p, an Interesting hall the latter part
~ S~vemb"r. Tho table was at
tractivel, s., wi,h bowl az rpiu-
sottss ari candles Miss Hswiss
Viii 30 guest ~ honor ~ several
c-her functions IBIS winter
Bur-, supper La>r Night.
Ms = - Dorsey Brown gave az
s-'-Hotl-l acatr =,t iirh, .r h5:-r
o' th-ir ist-tsars sister. DerptE..
Hae. F-k sat ,sllrw crrysaulae-
Fs-- ussG t- the .la.-. -
Sui tsw. o: ths same flowers
'r"- So n- Iss ,aais ~ 'aa d-rf -c-
1- 49,. E--Fr -e-e:.s5 with
E'5 y. Mo- tsr moih-- z-5
Wedding 81 inr--e,, IN Virginia.
4-t- .-znEl- E.A4-- Screen
lss ss-sc .r.Ea.-.-s III. tl- mar
2. ~. Le-te, lLa-zz.s. cav
-. So z.--z S. - E-zc= PLY
Cd.
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Mrs W. q. owens I05 ND!th Al
gen Avenue. was hostess To the VII
liam Byrd Chapter, Daughters OF tile
American Revolution. on Tu.sda,
afternoon After the usual busiucs.
session, Mr.. Han. superintendent oi
Hanover County schools. gave an i'm.
tercsting ana enthusiastic tank o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
sale 4" Continue All Nay.

IN Tuesday at this annual Christ
mas sale ~ the Parish Guild, Of he
'Hurca O.. Tic Holy Comforter, 200
Grove Avenue. lunch viii he scrvcd
if.lh y 10 J.. NJ. and turkey sup
re- from 10 o'clock. The sale az
:aaey articles w!n begin AT II
o'-.1ck ia tn morning. and continue
IL O.. Tho puhlic ~ invited.
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o'clock a; Paxton. tho home OF Mrs
/ John SEe.tou Wi.lianS. !or the benett
| ot the hospital, Will be an interest.
/ ing AFFAIR. Already eighty ont q.
I the e!shty-hve tables to I've reserved
( have been taken, and prominent So
I c!ety Women viii attend It.
The work o: the auxiliary IN be
I'h"lt Of the hospital, supported part
Il by state funds, partly through
the solicitation O: board OF trus
tees and the auxiliary, has branched
/ into Interesting and effective chan
'sels Back!u,S the medical attention
given TO GRO .Syd ana suffering lttlc
bodies. they have underworld 10 min
Ister through q group o. young girls,
70 the menta! and spiritual needs OF
as many OF them as their opportun!-
Ties VIII allow th.m. Groups Q:
basket weav.rs and makers o,
wooden animals and TOYS carved and
painted by their own hands have been
arranged. directed by these girls. III
addition public school teacher
holds classes to- the older children
In tie elementary SUBJECTS
The work, however, is no; as OK
tc7sive as the AUXILIARY would. wish.
due 70 the lack OF funds. The az
fair on Wednesday IS par; Of thei.
financial program. Tables may be
reserved through Mrs Henry Bas-
keryllle - Mrs. George + Nose. az
any member Of the auxiliary.
In Palm Garden Tuesday.
Al affair o: much interes, 10 wo-
men 10 take place next week is the
card party 10 De given IN The main,
garden az the Jefferson ly the Ma
tiona! Wowa0's Party. Many we'll
/. known women are Interested In this
ORGANIZATION, and Indications are that
the pr"tty palm room viii he
ihr2nerd with players on Tuesday
from - $50 O'Clock - the after
noon.
For ,hoze Who do no. play cards
iAtFe Mi-- Hc conversations table.
ia Shas-e - Mrs Thomas II Bigger.
"ao - charming ennve-sationalist
!aTgo nHrrher o: guests have al
f-Hf s.FnlH"a their Intention OF
ia.hins and listening rather than
0isy3HE cards
Mr. Charles \. MereHftn . chair
man cf the National Wyman'g PARTY
or lie State or Virginia. and !ts
'h"'n e"-sair '1-!-des many EIlAIuoud
aon-a.
>=n- ,t-se " no have made rese--
v4'-o-s ara 4ieseanes b.. y Mere-
i- br. 9taE UrQuAaE,, Jane Ran
sT S"uer: : Hudson. Charles =
Nn-nra1. Cha-l-s g Nosbv. T.. :
-lHstsg. II J. Dewitt. =. r. I!orns-.
E-v Flzn-axar. percy Pasd Rel.h.n
r. Martin Marion Read p Lane
= = :Eaadley. Char.ts H!.lrer MIRA
a-e-att / " Vaughan. Misses
s..s.e McC.o-c-. Elsie ncC.in,i. u
Sgrs-v..io. Mrs. ro5a-. C-.-l.--
.-.1. ME- M4skT Noting
I.u.~,.s uo,,. ro
Mss 49,, - 49, ...,
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G--"tll aal attsade4 Rouse .s.ty
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r-t-rkin Guild sale and Dinner.

Thr Pet"rkjn Guild OF 81. James
church VIII have its annual Christ
has sale ana dinner in the parri h
nous" Tuesday, from II TO o'clock
Hrs Garrett Nelson - president Of
'ae guild; Mrs.. stuart Rcmnoids, re-
c-!a'ns SECRETARY Mrs. David I.eaie
CORE -poncing secretary; Mrs. Hig-
-.'bo;haU. treasurer. The sale and
dinner VIII be an interesting social
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Expected Home Tomorrow.

3ss Azr. .srre E.ers is e1r=. 81
11-e to'a0- s-au Vie - aI :
1--e-s "ni'= visiting g. ,-~ $o-tL
s :@ pa: m5a-a. 5.ss 5..a1.~
"ar guest ~ the Psl =. h.-s- r;
'--'t.. aa1 a't.adet s1-s. party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

=. Hildas Guild. OF St PaIls
Church. is holding an attractive sal-
- The parish house on Tuesday from
10 until O'clock. Many Christmas
novelties viii he displayed. as well
a aprons. pickles, preserves. etc.
Mrs. Charles Weber = "a charg- o.
;he sale and the women assisting
her VII! b.. Mrs W. W, Norton.
Mrs. r. =. Arlington, Mrs Edward
1rump. Mrs. Joseph Cr.nshaw. Mrs.
Thomas scott Mrs. PHILLIP Powers.
Mrs James Miller Mrs 7 81. EN-
w"rspn. Mrs. y. 81. Chichester, Mrs
- George Cooke, Mrs George liaie
ATS John Potts, Mrs Beverley Tuck
- N-s Hugh Antrim. Mrs Charles
Wills. Mrs. James sharpe. and the
Misses L!Htsa: Misses Wcddell. ana
Hooson. MIS- George Hoppe Will be
IN .-- ~. ~. ~. r,ru..c
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students loan tund, which war mos,
appealing.
Several Instrumental solos wcrc
rendered by Miss virginia Jones. .ol-
lowed ty am Informal reception,
miscellaneous shower Jn-t Wrrk.
ON Friday evening, November 20.
miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Frances ELLIS ~ number
q: Aer friends az the h0ms OF Mrs,
Z. L.. Br:cl. sixty guests were pres
eUt Anc the !iti.e daughter OF Mi.
a.c Mrs George Wats wa. dressed
8 = bride ana carried The presents
IN decorated carriage. The uo,or
scheme O.. blue and white was car
ried out In fan flowers. Miss Ellis
l. the daughter OF SIR, and Mrs. ",
l.. E..!s, and her engagements 20
Chester A!ahon. Q: Long Island. y.
y. was recently aunouaced.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
CITIZENS TRAINING CAMP
WILL OPEN july -
ool. Is. X. Il. Todd, OF Barksdalc, Nav
DC Commanding Officer of Camp at
Admission. tIo

Col. Is. X. II. Todd, OF Barksdale. Nav
DC commanding Officer of Camp at
Admission, Ala.
me cltiZen's training camp at Camp
IMcClellan, Admission, Ala, of which
Col. B. r. T. Todd, of Barksdalc. is OK
pectcd to the commanding oGiccr wi1,
open July u for 80 days closing Aug.
70, according to an announcement made
last week
Col. Iodd, in discussing the benefits
mat may be derived from attending
the training camp, said that every cit
zen ought to avail himself OF the on
portunity the government is Offering
at the camp. All clothing, rations and
other necessities are furnished frco
10 the men in the camp and transpor-
tation, both to and from the camp, is
paid by tho government at the rate of
cents mile. This makes is possible
for men of limited means to attend tho
camp. The only qualifications that
are made by the army for entrance are
a physically fit body and an age limit
OF from II to 10 years.
There are three courses offered at
the citizens training camp: the Rcd"
Tor men with no previous military
training; the white" for men with
military training who desire to qualify
FOR non-cOmmissiOncd officers; and the
blue" for men who wish to Qualify
for commissioned officers. Taking any
Iof the courses, however, does not OBJ
ligate the citizen in any way to the
government.
Col. Todd will be at his home at
Barksdale until July 5 and will be
glad to furnish citizens with any in
formation they may desire On the
training camp. He said that each
county is allotted specified number
of admissions into the camp and he
wished that Laurens county's quota
would be filled up soon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
GENERAL SESSIONS COURT
CONVENES HER EMONDAY
Large docket Crowded with Murder.
Prohibition Violations, Assault and
Larceny GnSoS FoooS Court

Large UHckct CROWDED With Murder.
Prohibition Violations, Assault and
Larceny Cases Faces Court.
The summer term of the court of
General Sessions will convene here
next Monday, June 18th and will be
Dresided over by Judge Frank b. Gary,
Of Abbeville.
One Of the largest criminal dockets
in the history of the county will face
this court, there having been as many
cases added to the docket as were dis
posed Of during the last court.
There are only five Jail cases which
will be tried at this court. One of these,
Charles Leale, colored is charged
with murder for the death OF Viola
Jackson, negress. Three other murder
cases are, also expected to come up,
among these that OF Tom Duncan,
charged with the murder of Riley
Hammond who was killed on April 5th,
in the yard Of the formers home. This
interest
Most Of the cases on the docket are
for violations Of the prohibition law
There are also a number Of larceny
and assault cases.
Everything possible is being done by
the county officers to expedite the court
machinery so that as many cases as is
possible will be disposed of at the next
court and the docket reduced.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07

city ordinances in the last ten or fif-
teen years and many ordinances will
be found 10 conflict with others. He
recommended to the council that 1t
adopt some plan or program for re-
vision Of the code. A motion was made
to have q committee, appointed by the
mayor, go over the ordinances, revise
and correct them and to report back
to the council. Mayor Dial, after pas
sage of the motion, appointed Alder
|men Gray Moore and Dial.
A discussion raised by the Public
Works Commission regarding the own
ership and use Of certain poles In the
city was ended by Mayor Dials sugges-
ton to the commission that they con-
fer with o1r Richey, Of the telephone
company, On the subject.
Mr.. Miners, representing himself
as a contractor for street work, was
present at the meeting. He requested
that the council hear his proposal re-
garding the work on Church street be-
fore it advertise for bids. The ques-
tfon was referred to the street com
Imittee, who later reported that Mr..
Miners was advised to bid, IL he so de-
sired, on the street work, according to
the advertisement.
Council adjourned to meet again in
special session next Monday night.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
FIRE TRUCK ENROUTE
TO FIRE STRIKES AUTO

Answering Alarm to Fire on Church
Street, Fire Truck Skids on Square
Striking Automobile.
An automobile owned by the Laurens
Telephone company was slightly dam
aged yesterday at noon when the muni-
cipa fire truck skidded around the
northwest corner Of the square while
on its way to reported fire in the
kitchen Of G.. w. Kichen's home on
Church street. The fire was extin-
gished before the truck and iircmcn
arrived and little damage was done.
The alarm was sounded shortly af-
ter 1890 noon, in the midst Of q heavy
rain. Fireman Paul Alexander was on
duty at the time and answered the
alarm Rounding the corner on the
square at rapid rate, the truck skid
dcd on the slippery pavement, the rear
end striking the telephone company's
car.
The principal damage to the auto
mobile was to the top, the frame work
being bent and broken. The gasoline
tank and rear fender were also bent.
The fire truck was not damaged.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
CLINTON MAN WINS
CASE HERE MONDAY

Magistrate Directs Verdict in Favor of
Defendant, charged with Petty
Larceny.
II. G. Pearson, Of Clinton, won a di-
rccted verdict Monday in the Magis-
trates court here, in the case of the
State against III. C. Pearson, charging
him with petty larceny.
The testimony Of E. w. Ferguson,
Ford agent at Clinton, showed that
Pearson rented storage battery from
his place Of business while Pearson's
battery was left there to be re-charged
Pearson, Mr.. Ferguson testified, failed
to call for his old battery and also
failed to return the one which he had
rented.
Attorneys for Pearson moved for a
directed verdict on the ground that the
warrant charging him with Stealing
was not in accordance with the testi-
mony Of the States witnesses The
case was transferred here from Clin-
ton at the request Of the defendant.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
SENIOR ENDEAYORERS WILL
GIVE PICNIC FRIDAY
YOnng People of the City to be Guests
Mt Picnic Friday Afternoon at Harris


Yonng People of the City to be Guests
ut Picnic Friday Afternoon at Harris
Springs.
Two committees and a number of
individuals have been working during
the past week for the success Of a pic
mic which will be given next Friday af-
ternoon at G O'Clock by Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Union Of the Presby-
terian church to the young people OF
the city. The picnic will be given at
Harris Springs.
a social committee, consisting of
Mrs. Carrie Fleming Roper, Mrs. j.
r. Ellis and Misses Betty and Olyvna
Bramlett and Lilly Walker, has been
elected to make arrangements and to
issue invitations. About 70 people are
expected to attend, according to an
invitation list prepared by the commit
tee.
Mr.. 'E. II. Wilkes, chairman of the
committee on transportation, has ar
ranged for parking space on the north
side Of the square. All cars will meet
there before going to the springs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
w. II. BLAKELY
Prominent Citizen OF Ora Dies Sundn,
Night at Age OF G5.


w. I. Blakely, prominent citizen and
merchant Of Ora, died Sunday night at
$50 o'clock after an illness OF several
months duration. Mr.. Blakcly was in
his Goth year.
During the past 80 years, Mr.. Blake
~ was engaged in business at Ora and
mas been very successful. He WAS
prominently connected with the Old
Fields a, r. p. church in which he was
an elder
Surviving Mr.. Blakely are his wife.
iour daughters, Mrs II. A. Young ot
Fayetteville, Tenn; Mrs. Belmont Col
lette, of Johnson City, Tenn, and Miss
cs Isabelle and Margaret Blakclv. or
Ora, and one son, George II. Blakely.
VINO is cashier Of the Laurcns Nation
al Bank, of this city.
The following brothers and sis,crs
also survive him: Rev. II. B. Blakcl,
OF Bryson College, Tenn: II. Il. Blake
~, of Clinton; l.. p. Blakclv. of Or,
Mrs. Bette Fleming and Mrs n. D..
Byrd Of Ora.
The funeral services were held at
old tlcids cemetery Monday afternoon
at > o'clock, being conducted bv Rov
l. ~ Nenncdy, pastor Of the deceased
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-07
LEGAL SALES

Several Large Transactions Were Re.
corded last Monday, Including the
Sale of Some Valuable Parcels o,
Property In This City.
Three lots on Irby avenue were sold
for $335.00 to r. Il. Babb attorney
by the Clerk Of Court in the proceed
ings of Nancy J. Coan against Della
p. EIinson and w. Nj. Hinson.
In the case of the Home Building
and Loan association against C. W.
and Clury o. Martin, ct al, a lot and
house on Chestnut street was sold for
$4,000. The Home Building and Loan
association was the purchaser.
The Ford ALcrcrombie place, near
Gray Court, was sold for 81 100000 to Il.
H. Gray, of Gray Court. This sale de-
vclopcd from The case OF the Bank of
Gray Court against l.. Towncs Curry
let al.
The proceedings of the Palmetto
Bank against r. +. Fleming, Jr., ct al,
ended in the sale Of the Mills property
for $4,000.00. w. b. Knight, attorney,
was the purchaser.
In the case of the Home Trust Co.
against c. Barnett, Ashcpoo Fertilizer
Co. and the Virginia Carolina Fcrti-
lizer Co., house and lot on South
Harper street was sold to II. l.. Roper
for $1.025.00