The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-10
Jonesville News
June 9. 1922.

ages in each grade of our graded and
high school which has just closed are
rs follows:
Advanced First: Jno. M. Gault, Jr.,
Billie Nj. Geer.
First: Mae Burgess, James Ly-I
brand.
Second: Martha Jewell, Tom Will
liams.
Billie Southerd Scott, Mary Estelle
Kelly.
Fourth: Isabel War;, Thad Hames
Ellerbe.
Fifth: Flora Lee Kelly, Dorcas
Dorcas Margaret Sans.
Sixth: Dorothy Scott, DORIS West.
Seventh: Maggie Altman, John
Henry White.
Eighth: Isla R. Ellerbe, Josephine
S. Scott.
Ninth: Wyatt Wood, Louise Wor-
thy.
Tenth: Ray Brown, Josephine Ko-
ger.
Eleventh: Catherine Calvert, Aver
nell Blair.
Misses Frances Jeter and Millie
Crawford have returned from ten
days visit to Philadelphia. They were
guests Of Mrs. A. Hill and her son,
Lieut.. Comndr. p. f. Hill, U. S. N.
Among the many charming social af-
fairs they attended was dinner-dance
aboard one of the ships in the Navy
Card, and a weekend visit to New
York city. Commander Lii is South
Carolinian who has had long service
in the navy. He is brother of Mr..
Luther Hill, who was married a few
years ago to Miss Marie Jeter of this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hill re-
side in Charlotte, N. C.
Miss Lynda Lassiter is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Littlejohn since the
closing of the school. Miss Lassiter
is teacher of the third grade.
Miss Clara l.. Spears has arrived
from her school in Greenville to visit
her brother and sister-in-law, F. F..
and Mrs. Spears.
Miss Sara Scott spent Wednesday
shopping IN SpartanDurg.
The friends of the family of ]. H.
Kerr are glad to hear that he will soon
return with his family from Nash
Vile, Tenn, to live here.
Miss Christine Littlejohn, student
at Lander college, has arrived to spend
the vacation with her parents, Mr..
an, Mrs Ed. Littlejohn.
Mrs. Roy Moore has returned to her
home at Duncans after visit to her
parents, T. H., and Mrs. Gore.
Master Billie Geer, little Miss Dor
othy Ceer with their grandmother,
Mrs. S. c. Southard, leave tomorrow
for Bolton to attend on Wednesday,
next, the marriage of the children's
aunt, Miss Ruth Geer, to Mr.. j. l..
Cobb. Both the children are to be il.
The bridal party. Mrs. Mary S. Geer
has not sufficiently recovered from an
attack of influenza to accompany the
children.
A number from here are planning
to go to Richmond next week. The
railroad rates being so reasonable to
all veterans and members of the u.
d. c., it seems that every one eligible
should take advantage of seeing this
beautiful city and the many near
points of historical interest.
Miss Geraldine Bowen has returned
from Anderson college for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. R. K. Tribble leaves today for
a visit to her former home in Will
liamston. She will be accompanied by
her attractive daughter, little Miss
Sara Florence.
Albert McWhirter and Mrs. Nc
Winter of Charleston are guests of
relatives here.
Professor Davis of the English de-
partment of the University of South
Carolina, with Mrs. Davis and chill
dren, will spend Monday with Mrs.
M. S. Geer. They will be en- route to
their home in Saluda.
Mrs. Will Halle of Union was
rec ent guest of relatives here.
Among our Goys who are at their
respective homes from college are the
following: Herbert Mclaughlin from
Woford; VIM. Douglass, Boyce Little
john, Ben and Julian Calvert and Ev-
erett Williams, from Clemson. Mr..
Williams was member Of this years
graduation class. He has made an
excellent college record and is another
one of our towns sons, of whom we
are proud. He is the son of T. P. and
Mrs. Williams.
Miss Lucille McWhirter has arrived
from her school at Lake City. She
will go soon with her mother, Mrs.
Fl. F. McWhirter, on trip to At
lantic City. Miss Marie McWhirter
leaves soon also for a girls camp in
the mountains.
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