Friday, August 31, 1934. PACOLET HOME IS HIT BY LIGHTNING Pacolet, Aug. 31 - A terrific electrical storm struck Pacolet Wednesday night, lasting for about two hours. The home of W.M. BROWN was damaged to some extent during the storm. MR. BROWN is of the opinion the lightning was carried in on the electrical wires. A front window and casement of the house were knocked out and plastering shattered from the walls. MR. and MRS. BROWN suffered from shock. MRS. BROWN also suffered a slight burn. This is the second home to be struck by lightning within the past week. --------------------------- VARIED SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ARE NOTED IN GAFFNEY Gaffney, Aug. 25 - MR. and MRS. M.P. WHITE of Greenwood, spent Saturday night with MRS. White's parents, MR. and MRS. J.R. McCULLOUCH, stopping en route to visit MR. WHITE'S parents at their home near Staunton, Va. - MRS. MARY PARRISH, of Richmond, Va., is the guest of her parents, DR. and MRS. J.N. NESBITT. - MRS. BUTLER TATE, MISS KATHLEEN JONES, MISS SUE JONES, MISS SADIE WEST and HARRY JONES attended the celebration of the 13th anniversary of the Highland Sanitarium at Asheville, Wednesday. MISS JOSEPHINE WARREN, niece of MRS. TATE and former graduate of the City Hospital here was among those receiving post-graduate diplomas at the Asheville Institution. - MRS. J.W. ELMORE has returned to her home in Knoxville, Tenn., after a visit to her daughter, MRS. H.L. KINGHAM. - MRS. JOE MOORE and children, JOE JR., and MARY of Tuscumbia, Ala., spent several days with Mrs. Moore's aunt, MRS. R.E. HUMPHRIES. - MRS. OSCAR HUSKEY, of High Point, and sons, OSCAR JR., and JONES were also guests of MR. and MRS. HUMPHRIES Monday. They were accompanied home by MRS. MOORE and children, who will be their guests for some time. - MRS. E.L. LITTLEJOHN has returned to her home in Jonesville after a visit of several days to her daughter, MRS. PAUL MAZYXK. - MR. and MRS. DON HUMPHRIES, their son and two daughters, of Corsicana, Tex., have returned home after a visit of several weeks to relatives here. - Little MISS BETTY McGUINN has returned from Charlotte where she visited her grandmother, MRS. WEBB. ---------------------------- August 25, 1934 MARRIAGES RECORDED HERE Among those marriages entered on the record are the following: COLE LIVINGSTON BATES, 21, and MARY LEE FOSTER, 21, both of Spartanburg. - WILLIAM SIMPSON PETTY, 23 and ALLENE HINES, 21, both Spartanburg. - LEWIS ROSS RAY, 25, and MARY PRINCE, 20, both Spartanburg. - HENRY WHELCHEL, 24 and ERA SMITH, 23, both Gaffney. - LEWIS PEARSON, 21 , Moore and RUTH WADE, 20, of Reidville. - GLENN LEE INGLE, 21, of Pacolet and ETTA PEARL BONNER, 21, of Gaffney. - CAROLL ALEXANDER BAUGHCOME, 23 of Inman and EVA NOLEN, 23 of Spartanburg. - WILL THOMAS HODGE, 33 and MARY RIGGINS, 24 both of Pacolet Mills. - ELBERT WILLIAM DAVIS, 43, of Canton, N.C. and JULIA LEE KING, 40, of Asheville, N.C. ------------------------------ WATTS MILLS SOCIAL ITEMS - AUG. 25 MRS. ELLA MAE JONES and daughter, MISS DAISEY MARTIN JONES, of Bamberg, spent the past week with the former's father, the REV. J.A. MARTIN. - Y.A. GOSSETT has returned after spending several days in Chicago. - MR. and MRS. E.G. OWENS and son, have returned to Athens after spending some time with the former's mother, MRS. BERTHA OWENS. - MR. and MRS. W.W. SPLAWN and children were guests of relatives in Westminister last week. - RAYMOND GASTON of Atlanta visited his mother, MRS. W.F. GASTON last week. MRS. GASTON is very ill. - MISS MARY COMPTON has returned to her home in Anderson after a visit with MISSES VIRGINIA BURNS and NELLE GARRETT. ----------------------------- nancie o. - share, don't sell. { hope these aren't repeats }