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Miss Julia McAllister and Miss
Sallie Sue Ramey spent part of last
week with relatives in Hodges.
Walter McCord is spending a few
days this week in Greenville with his
brother, A. M. McCord.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles went
over to Hodges Sunday and were the
guests of relatives for the day.
Miss Anna Charles spent the weekend
in Abbevile with her friend, Mrs.
J. C. King.
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T nnrord WViif.lnclc went over to
Greenwood Saturday and spent until
Sunday afternoon with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mack Henry arrived
in Abbeville yesterday for a
visit to the home folks. This is their
first visit in sometime and friends
are glad to,see them.
Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Pressly left :
' yesterday for a visit to Clinton,',
where they will be the guests of their
son, Rev. H. E. Pressly.
Mrs. C. Wannamaker came up
from Orangeburg Tuesday and will
spend sometime in Abbeville the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Neuffcr.'
Mr. J. F. Edmunds and son Jack,
are in Chester this week visiting Mrs.
ID. E. Estes. ]
Mrs. Henry H. DuPre and her
young son, Henry Hill, Jr., left Sat- ;
urday for Caslisle, where they will
visit relatives till the latter part of
the week.
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Henry H. DuPre left Sunday for J
* Baltimore, where he goes on business.
Ernest Pennal is off from Haskell's
store for a weeks rest. He is !
spending the time in Spartanburg,
where he has many friends.
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Miss Margaret Bradley, James ,
Cox and Sanford Howie spent Friday
night in Troy, attending the party
given by their friend, Miss Rebecca
Wardlaw.
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Miss Mary Roche is taking her
vacation from Haddon-Wilson Co.,
and went up to Greenville the latter ,
part of the week and spent several
davs verv nleasantlv with friends.
Miss Floride Perry left Friday i
.night for Charleston, where she will
visit friends for sometime. 1
Mrs. J. M. Kirby, who was called
to Abbeville on account of the serious
accident of her brother, Mr. A. '
B. Hamlin, in McCormick, returned
home to Atlanta Monday. Mr. Ham*
lin is slowly improving.
Willie McDonald came over from
Atlanta Saturday and spent Sunday
with Mrs. McDonald and little daugh- '
ter, Luna, who are here on an ex- '
tended visit to relatives. '
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Thursday morning for the mountains
of North Carolina, where they will
spend sometime as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Smith at their summer
home near Hendersonville. They
made-the trip in their Ford, stopping
over in Greenville for a days visit.
Miss Margaret Cox has been in
'Greenwood recently as the guest of
Mrs. W. A. Muller and has been entertained
delightfully by friends in:
' that city. ' I,
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returned from a trip to New York
where he went on professional business.
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, Mrs. W. D. Wilson and Miss Mary
Lawson Link motored over to the.
city of Greenwood Sunday and spent
the time with friends. Miss Catherine
Link returned home with them,'
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. C. E.
Klugh.
Miss Edna Cox has been spending
the oast week with friends in Black
ville. From there Miss Cox goes to
New Orleans, where she will visit;]
for two weeks with her cousin, Mrs.!
Arthur Ellis. |;
Mrs. D. A. Rogers and little Annie,
Hemphill Rogers, went up to Monroe
Saturday and spent a day or two <
with Mr. Rogers' father, who is recovering
from a recent operation. i
Miss Georgia Wardlaw is in the
2ity on a visit to her friend, Miss
Ruth McLane. Miss Georgia is attending
Erskine and is taking a high
stand among the co-eds.
Mrs. R. H. Cochran spent from
Saturday until Monday with her
daughter, Mrs. W. J. McKee, near
Due West.
Mrs. Ffed Stubbs and children,
Gilmer and Lucile, of Fitzgerald, Ga.
are here on a visit to Dr. and Mrs.
J. Irwin Gilmer and other relatives.
Ellis Mabry of Greenwood, spent
last week here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. W. Jones and Roy McDavid
of Columbia, were here last
week visiting Mrg. B. K. Beacham
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Dewey and
Miss Elizabeth McCord spent Sunday
in Atlanta with Mrs. Dewey's brother,
Clyde Murchison, who is in
training at Ft. McPherson.
Miss Helen Eakin and her cousin,
Miss Burnett, are in the city spending
a while with Miss Mattie Eakin.
Miss Sadie Magill spent the past
week with her cousin, Mrs. C. L.
Moseley of Ninety Six. Before her
return she will spend several days
with relatives in Due West.
Miss Allent Mabry, who spent last
week with her numerous relatives
here went to Clinton Sunday, where
she will stay with her sister, Mrs. S.
J. Kilgore until Wednesday. She
will return to the Pryor hospital,
where she is in training on Wednesday.
' Mrs. John White and little daughter,
Sara, will return home Thursday
from a delightful visit to relatives in
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Mrs. Otis McMillan returned to
her home in Anderson Tuesday after
a weeks stay with her homefolks.
Mrs. George Penney went home with
her and will spend several days.
Miss Mary Hill and Miss Ruth
Calvert will go up to Lowndesville
Thursday and be the guests of their
college friend, Miss Cornelia Tennant.
Miss Emma Lipscomb of Ninetysix,
is in Abbeville this week the attractive
guest of Miss Rebecca Jones.
Mr. G. W. Shelor came down from
Seneca and spent Sunday in Abbeville
with friends.
Mrs. Addie Carter of Greenville,
is in the city on an extende visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. L. Hill, near Abbeville.
Mr. Frank Stokes of Greenville,
spent the week-end in the city with
friends.
Miss Sara Haskell went over to
Greenwood Thursday, where she
joined a party of friends and went
to Chattanooga, Tenn. They will
3pend two weeks in camp.
Mr. L. W. Dick spent Monday and
a part of Tuesday in Abbeville with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Smith, Jr. Mr.
Dick has many warm friends in Abbeville
who are always glad to see
him.
Frank Sherard returned to Calhoun
Falls Tuesday, having been at
his home near Abbeville for several
days, having been on the sick list.
Mr. H. G. Smith has returned
from Tate Springs, where he has naa
a delightful stay of several weeks.
A PRETTY ROOK PARTY.
Miss Pauline Wosmansky entertained
twenty of her friends Tuesday
evening from 8 till 11 o'clock in honor
of her cousin, Miss Kathleen
Simmons of Athens, Ga., who will be
her attractive guest for sometime.
There were five tables of players
and progressive rook was played un
til Misses Frances Wosmansky and
Florence Sprouse served dainty ref?Ar.U*v?nv?ff.
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mints. A delightful time was enjoyed
by the following: Misses Kathleen
Simmons, Margaret Swetenberg,
Helen Eakin, Florence Neuffer,
Grace Link, Mary Nickles, Katherine
Faulkner, Lydia Owen, Thelma Seal,
Minnie Ruth Cox, Teofilo Bradley,
Louis Wilson, Lewis Seal, David
Robert, Leroy Clark, John Kennedy,
David Kennedy, John Little, John
Albert Dickson.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY.
Miss Lillian Swetenberg complimented
her Sunday School class of
little boys last Friday afternoon with
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x party, hjciuii u\jy w?o unv *t w? Vw
bring his girl along and after the
arrival of the youngsters games were
played until refreshments of ice
cream and cakes brought a close to
them. A very pleasant time was
spent.
CELEBRATING THE EIGHTH.
Miss Thelma Bauknight spent her
eighth birthday very happily Monday
afternoon by inviting her little
friends to her house to help celebrate
the day. After the usual amusing
[games were played the good things
to eat were brought out and served
the children on the piazza and lawn.
Thelma received many useful and
pretty presents along with the best
wishes for many happy birthdays
just like this one.
CELEBRATING THE DAY.
Mrs. J. Foster Barnwell gave a
delightful party last Friday afternoon
to her pretty young daughter
on the occasion of her eighth birthday.
Many of the little girls in
town were invited and spent the time
pleasantly in playing games, listening
to the Victrola and in enjoying
the ice cream and cake served. Each
little guest was given a dainty little
silver basket filled with candy as a
souvenir of the party.
DEATH OF A SOLDIER.
Greenwood, July 20.?Claude
Llewellyn Shannon, a member of the
Greenville Coast Artillery company,
died at the Greenwood hospital
Thursday morning at 4:30 o'clock
following an operation for appendiHp
had heen ill onlv one week.
Mr. Shannon was 23 years of age
and a native of Donalds, being the
son of Mr. L. A. Shannon. The body
was taken to Donalds for interment.
AT SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.
Mr. R. Kirkwood has spent a week
down on Sullivans Island enjoying
a fine rest and the cool breezes and
all the pleasure^1 that place offers.
Mrs. Kirkwood, accompanied by her
; friend, Miss Lily Mann, who has been
her guest for sometime will go to
Sullivans Island upon Mr. Kirkwood's
return and spend a week.
A YOUNG CHAUFFER.
Henry, the nine year old son of
Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Simpson, is an
expert chauffer, recently demonstrating
this fact by driving a threespeed
gear shift from Monroe to
Charlotte, N. C., a distance of about
sixty miles. Henry has been able to
handle his fathers Ford si ace he was
six years of age.
A PRETTY CENTRAL GIRL.
Miss Maude Hawthorne is substituting
as "hello" girl in the telephone
office this summer, while the
girls are taking their vacations. Miss
Essie Lee McCord has just returned
from her vacation last week and
Miss Margaret McCord is taking hers
this week. Miss Maude is a bright
ambitious young lady and is making
a good record at Winthrop college,
where she is a student.
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Mt. Carmel, July 23.?The drouth
of the past few weeks was broken
last Wednesday by a very heavy
rain, and since then we have had nice
rains, which are very beneficial to
the crops.
Mrs. Wilbur Blackwell and her
handsome little son of Columbia, S.
C., spent the past week in Mt. Carmel
with Mesdames P. K. Black and
T R Pr#7ipr
Mrs. Bud Self of Greenwood, is
visiting Mrs. Lura Cade of Lisbon,
Ga.
Mrs. Minnie Watson, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Paul
! Ferguson at Sally, S. C., returned
home this week on account of the
illness of Mr. Ollie Watson. She
came by Anderson to see Mr. Watson.
Messrs Roy Wells and Gerard Tarrant
returned home Sunday from
Columbia, where they have been
working.
Mr. Furman Grant is driving a
pretty new Ford car.
Mr. Ollie Watson became sudden
j lyvery ill last Monday and Dr. Jack J
Pressly of Abbeville, was summoned.!
I On arrival he" found Mr. Watson suf-(
ifering with appendicitis, and ari im-j
'mediate operation was necessary.!
IMessrs. Bradley Morrah and Law-:
rence Hester and Dr. Pressly "carried,
him to the Anderson hospital Mon-,
day night. He was successfully operated
on at 10 o'clock and stood the
i operation fine. It will be good news
to his many friends to know that is,
improving nicely. j
Miss Mary McAllister left last Saturday
to teach a summer school at
Trevelers Rest, S. C.
Messrs McCarter and Gilliam were
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Mrs. Ollie Watson spent the weekend
in Anderson with Mr. Watson.
Mrs. T. E. Howard and children,
of Anderson, are visiting Mrs. Luraj
Cade of Lisbon, Ga.
J Miss Mary Paschal, who has been
'spending the past six weeks with her
aunts, Mrs. Alma Hayes and Mrs. J.
E. Arant, returned home last Monday.
She was accompanied by her
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Mr. Lawrence Conner left last
Tuesday to work at cantonment near M
Columbia.
Messrs. Raymond Wells, James CI
Boyd, Chisolm Halliday and Ben1 da
Harling left last Monday ot work at
the cantonment near Columbia. re
Powder and Patches, a comedy in ari
two acts, was presnted in Mt. CarrfTel Mi
at the High School building on last
Thursday evening by the Mt. Carmel ha
young ladies under the direction of of
Miss Pickens Tarrant. It was quite
a success. jW
Friday evening the same comedy, in
Powder" and Patches, was presented
at Calhoun Falls by the Mt. Carmel a
girls. They realized a nice little Mi
sum at both places for the benefit of Br
the Presbyterian church.
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DOTE ON THE "MARE."
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watts, s. c. julie twenty-wun.
deer edditoral:?i sea thet dr. gam- at
bol hes sined up fur 5 hundard dol-jho
ars; ter i;eech us kuntrymens how dy
ter voat ther bond isshure of 3 hun- wc
dard thousan. i fines thet the koun- W
sel of abvul hes spent jist about en
thet mutch on ten or 12 miles of
streats in the last 20 year3, an arter Tu
Buggies
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means something
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tain the pummnent streats which Miss ]
tey has bilt wiff sand an claigh, i at a din
bis that suinboddy kneads they ejji- Mrs.
ition but i thinks it is the mare of nesday i
>vul, and i propoases ter git ther Hawes o
mtrie bois to git up a superskrip- jjr ^
tun ter teech dr. gambul, yeoar 'jyjc
are how ter bild sand and claigh centjy g
reats soa thet he wont hev ter jor(j ?a(
iaip main streat ter let ther peall
out ter greanvil nex time we has *
teckshun on bons. *d Tues!
pleas print my list in yore paiper honor 01
i folars ' Mrs. J
we the ignerrunt kuntrie bois of y?UI
jer watts s c an way stashuns
jarbie superscripshuns ourselfs ter V V V V
ligh ther whoal sum jined ter our ^
ums ter teech ther Mare of abvul ^
at he shood lurn sumthin hisself ^ ^ ^ .
jfoar bothering bout us. hed it
ith dote smith, one cent. Lownd
^ yourn, tine Kay
dote. after a ,
p s yoo may think thet the mount
superskripshuns is too lital but i Capt.
> not wish ter give ther Mare moar York, sp
en he is aibul ter taik in at wun h*s
>ste. Major
Dote. of Abbei
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Bellevue, July 21.?Misses Mary ^arPer*
ilford of Abbeville, and Malvina lv*iss
snnedy of Eden Hall, are guests of ^ave Mis
iss Bettie Morrah. Misses E
Mr. Henry Schroeder returned to ^kbe\
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lareston Wednesday after a few , ' ml"
,ys spent in Bellevue. ihonor Th
Prof. Mark Bradley and family; Dr. A.
turned to Clemson, after a pleas- ^a,?
t stay with Mr. and Mrs. S. p! Monday,
orrah. j ^ar-Tim
Mr. Tom Ellerbee, of Greenwood,1 Antis
been the guest for the past week! A cont
Mr. Joe Alston. jauditoriu
UTisrps Pphfirrn and Elizabeth M. Guest
ardlay entertained Friday night is at wor
honor of the visiting young ladies.' before sc
Miss Ellen Morrah was hostess at Mrs. E
dining on Wednesday in honor of Lawrence
rs. J. C. Kennedy and Mrs. Lizzie, people la
adley. 'home of
The young people attended a pic-! lightful e
: Saturday at Badwell. J Mr. W
Mr. David Robinson of Troy, is from Col
e guest of Mr. David Wardlaw. j summer s
Miss Bettie Morrah was hostess
a reception on Tuesday night in j John J
nor of Misses Milford and Kenne- berry las
Guests from Columbia, Green- with his
iod, Abbeville, Troy, McCormick, Kinard e
illington and Sandover were pres- one night
t. Cake and cieam were served, shown hii
Miss Jennings, of Columbia, spent of whom
lesday night in Bellevue. anything.'
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Malvina Parker was hostess
ing on Monday.
Wardlaw entertained Wedin
honor of Dr. and Mrs
f Elberton.
. S. Hawes and family, and
ore of Elberton, were reuests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gailie.
Fame Lee Morrah entertainlay
night at a reception in
her birthday,
f. L. Kennedy entertained
lg people on Wednesday.
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lesville,' July 23?Miss Chrishas
returned from Atlanta,
risit of several weeks.
Chas. L. Baker, of New
ent Saturday 'and Sunday
mother, Mrs. M. E. Baker,
and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance
rille, visited relatives here !
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r. H. Lawrence will leave
for Atlanta to visit relatives
Hargaret Smith of Spartand
Miss Lou Ellen Ligon of
1, are visiting Mrs. E. W.
lornelia Tennant expects to
;s Mabel Reid, of Iva, and
uth Calvert and Mary Hill,
rille, as house quests this
!he will entertain in their
lursday evening.
H. Claflin, of Pittsburg,
lecture in the Baptist church
July 30, at 8:30 P. M., on
e Prohibition, representing
-Saloon League.
;ract to complete our school
m has been given, Mr. C.
of Anderson, and his force
k. The job will be finished
hool opens.
. W. Harper and Mrs. J. H.
i entertained the young
st Friday evening ?at the
t.hp fnrmpr A mnst Hp.
vening was spent.
endell Latimer has returned
umbia, where he attended
ichool.
[inard came up from Newt
week and spent simetime
cousin, Frank Gary. Mr.
njoyed a dance at the hall
; and many other attentions
m by the young people, all
say he is "just too cute for
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