The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-04
DIALS NEWS

| ICials, Oct. 2.-The meetings of the
Woman's Missionary society Of this
place have been marked by much ac-
tlyity during the past month. A b K
oi supplies has been sent to the v
ley House at Spartanburg. This was
Followed by an enthusiastic meeting
held at the h0spitablc nome OF Mrs.
Floyd Curry. On this occasran two
quilts were finished and later sent
| TO the mission school maintained by
the Methodist church at Brcyard. N.
|C.
The ladies met early and the day
was pleasantly spent in plying the
needle, mingled with delightful so
cial intercourse. At noon Mrs. Curry
invited all into the !ining room where
the handsomely appointed table fairly
Sroaned with all manner OF good
things brought in the lunch baskets.
In the afternoon Mrs. Festus Curry,
IN her own inimitable style, entertain
cd all with some rccitations which
proved very enjoyable, as was shown
by the many encores She received
Those WHO enjoyed the day we're
Mesdames: Festus Curry, States Cur
ry' Bob Cray, julius Curry, Arthur
Curry, Conway Gray, Florence Ropp,
Beatrice Gray, Sam Curry, Broadus
Gray, John Curry, Willie Harris, Dunk
Curry, Jas. Armstrong, Townes Cur
fy, Misses Susan and Lily Thomason
! Dewey Armstrong, Fannie and Sallie
| brown.ee, emma Harris, Maggie D..
| Curry, Mrs. Ena Harris and Mrs
Eileen Peden.
DR.. John Harrison, Of Tigersville
| and Miss Maggie Harrison, OF Duncan
were visitors Of Miss Emma Harris /,
| Friday.
Misses Lilly and Janette Thomason
spent Sunday with friends in Green
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Gillespie and
children, Of Greonvillc, were tho
weekend guests Of Mr.. Willie Harris
and family.
Miss Cecil Owings, Of Conestee,
spent last weekend with homefolks.
Miss Matte Simmons and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Jefford, Of Greenville, were
the guests last weekend of Mrs. Fl. Y.
Simmons.
Mr.. Osteen Mccall has gone to
Mullins where he has secured a yery
lucrative position
The first council meeting Of the
Epworth League met with the presi-
dent, Miss Dewey Armstrong, on Tues
day evening. After the policy had
been decided upon and every detail Of
the business for the month gone into.
the guests were iayited into the din
ing room whore delicious ice course
was served, after which delightful
musical and social hour was spent by
ALL
The Epworth League gave public
meeting at the church Sunday even
ing The occasion was a debate be-
tween Dials League and Greenpond
League on the ollowing subject: Re-
solved that the young people Of today
are not less frivolous than they seem.
Dials upheld the negative and Green
pond the affirmative. Both sides were
ably represented and some splendid
arguments were advanced. The de-
baters from Greenpond we're Misses
Nettie May Willis, Beulah Knight and
Mr.. Nell Willis, while Misses Maggie
,N. Curry, Hattie Abercrombie and
Sallie Brownlee represented Dials. The
subject was well handled and proved
very interesting to the large audience
present. However, after due consid-
Grafton the judges decided in favor
of tn negative side. The judges were
Mr.. Melvin Lipes, editor of the Foun-
tain Inn Tribune, Rev. David Black
well, OF Quincy, Fla, and Mrs. J. Alvin
Curry, of Gray Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cheek, of Bel
ton, and Mr.. Luther Cheek spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Zack
Gray.