Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fl ^ s uro Z ? /sir &/ 3 (ft 47> < \*s ST< ******** * DUE WEST. * ******** Due West, S. C., Feb. 14.?Miss Lena Barr Galloway is visiting friends and relatives in Kings Mountain,L Gastonia and Charlotte, N. C. Miss Ella Marshall, after a visit of some weeks to her sister, Mrs. R. L. * * % 2 Robinson, returned to ner nome in Millersburg, Ky., last week. Mrs. Lizzie Sharpe of Donalds, and Mrs. Henry Booker of Greenwood, are visiting Mrs. Fannie Agnew on Bonner Street. We are glad to report Mr. Olin Hagan rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis which he underwent in Anderson last Monday, Mrs. Mayme Pressly reached home last week, much to the delight of her many friends. Erskine basket ball team won in the match game with WofFord on Tuesday. The Womans College basket ball team also came out victorious Saturday afternoon when they played The Greenville Womans College team. The Euphiam Literary Society held its 37th Semi-Annual Celebration last Friday evening. The judges rendered their decision in favor of the affirmative. The program was as follows: Music. Invocation. Welcome Address? C. E. Murphy S. C. Music. Freshman Declaimers. M. G. Gault? "A Murderer's Confession" S. C. P. L. Grier, Jr.? "Equipment for Service" S. C. Music. Sophomore Declaimers. F. B. Edwards? "Nations and Humanity" __ Tenn. J. M. Plaxco? "America's Uncrowned Queen" Tenn Music. Debate. Query: Resolved, That an International Court Should Exist to Enforce the Obligations of Right and Justice of Nations, from the Decisions of Which There Can Be No Appeal. Affirmative?W. D. Dickey, '16 S. C. 'Negative?W. W. Wolff, '16.. S C Music. U IX >17 Q r JLV XX* IUWJL/VUOIU) X I ? ? ? ? ? ? V* W. C. Carwile, '17. S. C. Music. Senior Oration. J. N. Bonner? "The American Spirit As Our National Safeguard" S C Music. Rendering Decision. Marshals?Chief, D R. Kennedy, '16; Assistants, J. R. Edwards, Jr., '17; R. S. Galloway, Jr., '17; 0. F. Roddey, '18. ******** * ANTREVILLE * ******** Messrs John Wakefield, A. M. Erwin, Erwin and Suber Prince were business visitors at Anderson Tues/I Q ^7 S Mr. Cowan, of South Georgia, was here for several days, working in the Pecan Groves. 1 airs. Clyde Green and son, James, of Belton, and Mrs. Foster visited at Mr. J. T. Erwin's Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. and Mrs Belvin and daughter, j Sarah, were spend-the-day guests at j Dr. Anderson's Thursday. Miss Roberts of Ray School, gave j a supper for the School Improvement j Friday evening. The assistance the ladies of Ray gave to Miss Roberts deserves the highest praise. The supper was bountiful and so tastefully served. All were highly pleased. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson pleasantly entertained a number of friends Saturday evening in honor of theirs guests, miss King ana ivir. iuc-1 Ghee. Miss x\ileen Herron spent the I week-end with her home people near 1 Starr. Prof. George Anderson spent the week-end with his home people. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson . and Miss Bertha Patterson attended the celebration at Due West Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wakefield and son, Sam, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Branyon. Mrs. S. J. Wakefield and Mrs. Anderson attended the Missionary Society of First Creek at Mr. Jim Fisher's last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gable entertained -CV. ;.n:I .. v Sr.lurclsy. tie && DVESani>RAN< ********1 WATTS * 1 The young people of the communi- t ty sang at Mr. John "Wilson's Sunday evening. There were fifteen pres- T ent, counting our beloved pastor, who I is as young In spirit as any of us. Miss Rosa McNeill and Mrs. Eakin i i Cochran shopped in Abbeville Tues- f day of last week. Miss Mary Grace Wilson spent \ 1 oof Tironlr in Athens. TV CUllCOUaj UX tuuw TtvvM ... She brings back the good news that i the doctors hope that Mrs. Thomas s will be able to make a short visit r home soon. On account of the bad weather the \ congregation at Warrenton Sunday i morning was small. Rev. Fennel was there however, and held sendee. . Messrs Robt. and C. F. Gilliam were business visitors in Abbeville ' Tuesday. , Miss Lena Ramey of Prosperity, : was an attractive visitor at Mr. Will Edwards last week. An attractive, curly-headed little j. lady spent last week end with Mrs. t C. F. Gilliam, but she begged us not to "put her name in the paper." E Mrs. Link Evans is visiting at Mr. a Will Edwards' home. ^ ******** i; * McCORMICK * i ********g McCormick, S. C., Feb. 14, 1916.? 8 Mrs. Lula Traylor spent several days 1 last week at the home of Mrs. M. N. 1, Henderson, several miles from town, j Misses Dell and Jessie Hawley and ? Lena Ferguson, of Parksville, S. C., Julia Youngblood of Augusta, Ga., h and Effie Wates of Route No. 2, have t been guests of Miss Fannie Kate s /^nrirvrr "fVlQ nocf lTiarsn ai> IICI xiuuic UUH115 vtiv |/v.wv week. i Mrs. W. F. McGee of Iva, Misses 5 Rebecca Wardlaw, Bessie and Janie t Lee Morrah of Bellevue, have been gruests of Mrs. James E. Britt during I the past week. I The many friends of Mr. A. C. Wingo, will regret to learn of his I illness. He is now at his home near t Spartanburg. Miss Fannie Jennings of Green- s wood, visited friends and relatives here last week. r Mrs. W. M. Strom and daughter, Nylena, spent several days last week d with relatives near Rehoboth. Mrs. J. N. Speights of Walterboro, e visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. s T7> TIT Hi. yv i ciin, iaoi wcviv. Miss Irene Cooper visited relatives t at Plum Branch last Sunday. tl Miss Nellie Bodie of Plum Branch, was the week-end guest of Mrs Wiley h Crawford, at her home here. E Mr. Otway Henderson went to Columbia last Saturday, with the new ii delegation. The people of this section of the it counties affected, are much elated n over the bright prospects of the formation of McCormick County at pre- n sent sitting of the legislature. a Mrs. M. L. B. Sturkey and little S Harriette, are spending a few days with relatives at Greenwood. T * FAIRFIELD * I Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walker from > G Pucketts. spent Saturday night with ! n Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Young. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Young spent a ,e few days last week in Willingtcn. the I L guests of Mrs. Janie Wiley and Mrs. I q May Wiley. Mr. Charley Creswell went to! e Lowndesville last week fox hunting, j E Mr. Clarence and Walter Creswell j went to Columbia one day last week. I a Mrs. E. C. Young celebrated her ' r birthday last Thursday. Many good I a wishes to her. i t The writer and little children spent i Tuesday pleasantly with Mrs. John It McCaslan. _ I i Mr. Jim Crawford called to see nis ; i\ father, Mr. R. A. Crawford, one day j last week. ! S Miss Alma Young spent one night j I last week with Miss Mary Spence. 11 Mr. Grady Spence and Raymond ( Beauford spent last Sabbath with Mr t T. F. Langley. s Misses A. Z. and Lena Spence .1 spent Friday night with Misses Irene J and May Belle Young. f Little Edmund Young spent one day last week with James Young. v Little Lena Spence spent last Sat- I urday night with her aunt, Miss Zellie ;1 Langley. ' I Mrs. T. P. Creswell and dear little | p rv:~i rTr.rr:sbi>r<r. snent part of e The 1 ! have just recei rns 99.66 per c II last twice as We have t ^2^ iES V ast week with her mother, Mrs. Mary \ Creswell. Mrs. Joe Young and daughter, Miss Daisy, spent Friday evening with Mrs A. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Creswell went o Abbeville Monday. Mr. Fed Edmunds from McCornick, spent Wednesday night with klr. J. D. Creswell. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Talbert spent rhursday in Harrisburg the guests of tfr. and Mrs. T. P. Creswell. Mrs. Mary Creswell spent last week rith Mrs. John McCaslan. One of Puckett Town's good boys s making some calls near here. He ays he means business, but we won't nention his name till the next time. Violets "and hyacinths are in full doom, and little chickens are hollerr g. Surely the spring time is come. ******** f MT. CARMKL * Mrs. P. B. Morrah and children lave retuurned home after an exended visit to Lancaster, S. C. Miss Bessie Harling, of McCoraick, returned home last week, after , pleasant stay with Misses Reba Veils and Monnie Harling. Mr. Leming, of Canada, is spendn.? part of the winter in Mt. Carmel inth his friend, Mr. J. W. Morrah. Ht Lemini? is verv fond of our genial limate and spends part of nearly very winter here. We are always lad to see him. Miss Gladys Tarrant and Mrs. W. i. Scott and children, returned home asit week after a pleasant visit to Irs. M. B. Tarrant in Greenwood, !. C. Miss Florence Black has returned iome from Augusta, on account of h:-eatened illness. We are glad to ee that she is improving some. Miss Julia Cade spent last Friday n Anderson with her sister, Miss !allie T. Cade, who is in training at h(i Anderson Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lanier of lonterey, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Yazier this week. Messrs Leamon, P. B. and J. W. lorrah and W. H. Barton motored o Abbeville Tuesday. Messrs J. R. and G. W. Tarrant pent Monday in Abbeville. Mr. J. F. Sutherland spent Wed... J A uu^iu e.'iuay 111 auucvuic, Mr. Lawrence Hester spent Friay in Anderson. Mrs. Smith Scott spent the weeknd with Mr. Scott. Mrs. Scott's chool will not close before April. Miss Emily Mae Hester commenced eaching school near Calhoun Falls tiis: week. Miss Sara Harton of Atlanta, Ga., as been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. !. Conner for the past month. Mrs. M. G. Smith is visiting friends 1 Elberton, Ga. Miss Reba Wells left Friday to vis; Miss Bessie Harling of McCorlick. The Fancy Work Club of Mt. Cartel, had their first meeting Friday fternoon at the home of Mrs. W. A. cott. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cade spent hursday in Anderson. Mrs. J. W. Bailey, victor and little utn, of Calhoun Falls, spent Saturay and Sabbath with Mrs. Emma !nox. Born, on Jan. 30, 1916, to Mr. and Irs. J. J. McKellar, a son, Henry effries. Mrs. McKellar has been | uite ill this week but is some better j OW. Misses Mildred and Mabel Boyd ntertained in honor of Miss Marie eslie Friday evening. All report uitc an enjoyable evening. Mr. Darrell McAlister accompanid Miss Sara Harton over in the lellevue section Sabbath afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. P. K. Black and Mr. nd Mrs. Joe Gibert were among the uests at the Silver Wedding of Mr. nd Mrs. Albert Gibert of Willingon. Mrs. Dibert Jackson has returned o her home in Columbia after spendng a while with her grandmother, Irs. L. T. Paschal. Last Sabbath Mr. J. W. Morrah, Superintendent of the A. R. P. Sabath School, requested Mr. Leeming o present gold stars to Misses Julia "adc and Tee Paschal for perfect atendance for two years, and silver tars to Miss Louise Conner, Masters . D. Cade. Jr., Robert Boyd, Messrs ames Boyd and Lawrence Conner, or perfect attendance for one year. The play, "The Widow McGinty," /as presented at the High School Suilding by a number of young adies and young men of Flatwoods ''riday evening. These young peoile displayed unusual talent and ach one acted their part well. Miss 2oss O ived a shipment c enf. air. Burns long as any other hem in three, four ? UiliUli HOME. UUII Margaret Black deserves special mention for her fine music. It was quite an enjoyable evening for all present and we hope they will come T again soon. ZEMERINE STOPS ITCHING If you suffer from eczema, itch, P pimples, etc., give Zemerine a trial, j It stops the itching, allays the irritation and soon your skin is restored to a healthy condition. 50c and $1.00 ^ at C. A. Milford & Co., or from Zem- ^ urine Chemical Co., Orangeburg, S C. tl SI C When the average man attempts to A stand on his dignity he is apt to dis- o cover that his feet are too large for t< the pedestal. o A WyNLw"' SAN I TftBY WEMMEMB: f ,^m<L^?IOHT40POUMO?ilp*lrMb! J tv . )M PlUowa to match, ftl.lL flelecfc-d New,Live, i Clean, Sanitary Feathers. Beit Feather- _ iB proof Tlclclnsr. Bold on money back guar- " KSS an tee. DO NOT BUY from anyone at an/ f price,untllyou get the BOOK OF muiif. i our bier new catalotr mailed FRO. Write a postal n card TODAY* Affenti Wanted. V AMERICAN FEATMCJt A PILLOW COMPANY, " DESK S- SS NASMV1LLA. TENN. F 1( SALESMEN WANTED? to solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases cl and paints. Salary or Commission tl Address LINCOLN OIL CO.' Cleveland, Ohio. Mens I We hav< of Me Prices ranging from . . . | These $ Q. ? money can 0 are made bz s Johnson & g people who q own leathe 1 giving yot | ? shoes for s money. One Lot of $' Closing out m 100 Brooms|f?> Our price m 1 J- M. / j|j "THE CASH SI >// Sto if this famous 0 40 per cent lesi ' stove. ind five burners. rITTERS MASTER'S SALE he State of South Carolina, 1 County of Abbeville, Court of Common Pleas. J. Pheiffer, et al, against G. Savage, et al. ontVinrifv nf a Decree of Sale bv lie Court of Common Pleas for Abeville County, in said State, made in lie above state case, I will offer for ale, at Public Outcry, at Abbevillle !. H., S. C., on Salesday in March, l. D., 1916, within the legal hours J f sale, the following described land, 3 wit: All those tracts or parcels f land situate, lying and being in ibbeville County, in the State afore- 1 aid, in the Town of Calhoun Falls, ' i. C., and being known and desig- 1 ated as Lots one to ten, inclusive ' f Block E; and also Lots One to ' 'ive, inclusive of Block F. of the 'own of Calhoun Falls, according to ; plat made of the Town of Calhoun alls by DeCamp and Cunningam, and being lots formerly coneyed by Calhoun Falls Company to red Pheiffer, now deceased: said >ts will be sold one lot at the time. TERMS OF SALE?CASH?Pur- ] baser to pay for the papers and le stamps. R. E. HILL, Master A. C., S. C. ANDERSON COMPJ Work! i a comple n's Work i ' . $1.79 tc thoes are the buy. They F rEndicott, I Co., the f \ i tan their W r, thereby V i better the same (.50 Bankets, at 35 to 40c value. # kMncDcni lili/JUiwvyj ORE" ABE igents W. B. Corsets ANDERSON COMPA F AY LATER ve Q il Stove. ? i oil. * a Q ? H , 0 . 7.TU M ?Me!!p? f/So. Ca. MASTER'S SALE , The State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville, Court of Common Pleas. / 1 Mrs. L. W. Mabry, Plaintiff, ^ against Mrs. Elenora Baer, Ethel Baer, et aL By authority of a Decree of Sale ?* ? j- n r*i + Dy tne UOlirt OI tommon rieas x?r Abbeville County, in said State, made in the above stated ease, I will offer for sale, at Publie Outery, at Abbeville, C. H., S. C., on Salesday in March, A. D., 1916, within the legal hours of sale the following described land, to-wit: AH Out tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city of Abbeville in Abbeville County, in the State aforesaid, fronting Seventy-five feet (75) on Main Street and having 200 feet depth on both side lines, bonded by Main street and Livingston street and other lands of Mrs. L. W. M*bry. 4 TERMS OF SALE?Cash. "Parchaser to pay for papers and stamp*. R. E. HILL, Master, A. C., S. C. FOR SALE?Early Speckled Vehet Beans, twenty bushels at $2.25 per bushel. Phone 31-216, ot -write James Winn, Abbeville, S. C-, Route 5. 2t Shoes! te stock gj Shoes 11 > $3*98 ? best that ' % I asaia ' ???????? lixP-M .$2.98 1 . 25c | N CO. ? 23JE JEVILLE^S. C. jgj .