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lRed Cross Memi I, ? For ( list of Members Secured During the Christmas Membership Drive I in the City | (Continued from last issue.) Lost turned in by Mrs. Frank B. I Gary and Miss Sara Haskell. ' Mrs. B. S. Barnwell I Mr. Wyatt Aiken I I Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Miss Mary Aiken B Miss Virginia Aiken , Barnwell Aiken 9 Wyatt Aiken V Tom Taylor Aiken Adair Aiken B Martha Aiken : David Aiken -x Mrs. Foster Barnwell B Tnaantiina Rurnwpll i vvwxmiiuv Foster Barnwell, Jr. >- Hon. Eugene B. Gary Mrs. Eugene B. Gary Mr?. M. C. Gary Miss Eliza Gary J. Davis Kerr, Jr. - Mrs. J. D. Kerr Mrs. W. W. Bradley Miss Cornelia Tennant Mrs. T. Gordon White Mary White Jensie White Mrs. Mary Perrin . * Miss Kate McDill Hon. F. B. Gary Mrs. F. B. Gary ' F. B. Gary, Jr. ? A ttill If.- Airs. tiaa. a. nui Mrs. M. T. Coleman .Miss Sara Haskell. ames of members received by the W; Treasurer. f Miss Annie Hill '> Miss Antoinette Thomson | Mrs. W. P. Wham ! Miss Clara Wham [ ' r . [' Miss Lizzie Penney L: Mrs. Jno. P. Wilson r;'Mr. Jno. P. Wilson Mrs. Ellen Norwood Miss Mary DuPre j Mrs. A. T. Mclhvain Mr. A. T. Mcllwain j ['. Miss Marie Mcllwain | IIv Mrs. Benson Sharpe ' Mr. Floyd Wilson [ Mrs. M. A. Wilson. olored) Will Patton [- Dewey Jenkins Rep Lomax Liz Brown Martha Melton h'iliza Fair " > | Fannie Minor. i tnmittee No. 1* Mrs. Otto' Bristow Chaipnsu, thr. F. E. Harrison Mrs. E. E. Harrison Margaret Harrison Me. J. L. Johnson Mrs. J. L. Johnson I Lena Belle Johnson. H Mrs. Fred Hill ^D iMr. Walter Winn Hi Mrs. Walter Winn B. N. Tiddy. SBlored) , HK Lizzie Bradley. m ^ HBimittee No.. 2, Mrs. J. H. Sherard, Chairman. |BrMrs. Bay McKenzia Mr. B. Y. Simmons H| Miss Coxxie Andrews* H Mrs. G. J. Vandiver mm Mrs. J. F. Hill HH Miss. Mamie Bowia |H Miss Elise Bowie H BMes. L. Nelson HR~%rs. J. C. Steele SgflMrs. J. D. Miller ^^ Mrs. J. H. Sherard BfllMrs. T. S. Calhoun HlMni. D. Poliakoff Imittee. No. 3, Mrs. J. C. King, Chairman. Mrs. C. B. Thornton Mrs. R. S. Link Mr. R. S. Link Susanne Link Jack Link Bob Link Mrs. W. T. Clary Mrs. John T. Cheatham Mrs. Henry H. Hill [u fl V r ! Prof. D. R. Riser Mrs. D. R. Riser fa;. C. E. Yoder Mrs. M. B. Syfan IJrs. H. M. B auk night yfra. ^annie Milford Hrs. C. M. McKenzie I L: "J- ' 'i'.v c .Jb. v?' 11 " 1 1 ? . "!!L1 ' '! ' . , " ' J .1 T bership City of Abbeville Mrs. P. B. Speed Mrs. J. G. Edwarda Miss Mary Lawson Link Mrs. Laura Faulkner Miss Mary Quarles Link Miss Leila Link Mrs. W. R. Broom Mrs. W. D. Hood Mrs. Walter Hilton Mr. S. M. Shiver Mrs. Sam M. Shiver ! i Sam Shiver, Jr. Mr. J. H. Barksdale Miss Annie Barksdale ' Miss Annie Baker Mrs. Henry Blount Mr. Joe Winn Mr. Alvin Ellis Mr. Sloan Cochran. Committee No. 4, Mrs. M. B. Davis, Chairman. Mrs. M. B. Davis Mrs. E. M. Anderson Mrs. John, White Mr. H. T. McClung Mrs. James Woodhurst Mrs. Tom Bowen. Committee No. 5, Miss Eliza Gary, Chairman. Mrs. J. C. Hill Mrs. A. Harris . Mrs. W. D. Barksdale Mrs. J. C. Ellis Mr. J. C. Ellis Mrs. L. T. Hill Miss Mary E. Hill Miss Jennie Allen Mrs. Dannie Allen 11 Miss Bessie Epting. rs * * > > V PENNEY'S CREEK. Hm v 'y Penney'a Creek, Feb. 16.?Mr., and Mrs. J. J. Price of Price's Mill, spent from Sunday afternoon unty Tuesday with their son, Mr. R. R. Price, and went from there to. Mwv terey to see their eon, Mr, Waltef s Price. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers had as their guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W E. Williams and children. i Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ellenberg and ? little children spent from Saturday until Monday with the latter'a. par-, ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Ellenberg and Me. and Mrs. Will Rogers spent .Sun- L day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. M. ; L. Filliams. Mr. James Rogers and motheiy; Mrs. 0. B. Rogers spent Wednesday , in Abbeville shopping. ' Mrs; J. F. Rogers and childrej ; spent Tuesday afternoon with Mri*. 1 M. L. Williams. Mr. Fred EHenberg spent Monday., night with his cousin, Mr. Will Elli^ of Lowndesville. Miss Burch Clinkscales spent thf ; week-end in Abbeville with her mother, Mrs. Clinkscales. Mrs. J. F. Rogers and childre?. spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Crawford at Martin's Mill ! - Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Elleitberg had aa their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs., James Davis, Mrs.. Nina Andersop and two little eirls. Beatrice and Gladys, and Mr. Davis Tolbert of Greenwood, and Mr. James Davis came through the country in hip fine Buick car. Mr. Carwile, I an? sorry I can't tell you what they had for dinner for I wasn't there. Guess they had a good one. Mr. Edd Williams and son, Alvin, called to see the former's brother, Sunday, Mr. M. L. ^Villiama. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClain passed through this vicinity Saturday afternoon en route to Mr. J. J. Grant's. CAPT. McALILEY. (<ri i. A D _ AIM L.. U.J.J muiiuc^f imu muucu safely ip France a cablegram to members of the familyhere a day or two ago. stated- Friends will be interested to learji that Capt. McAliley who went over with one of the labor regiments, haa been recommended for rpajor." The above w#s taken from the Cheater ftepojt^r, Capt. McAliley is a brother of our towpsmap, Mr. Sam McAliley, He als.9 has friends here who are rejoicing ovejr his safe, arrival and the good luck in store for him. I . ' VVVVVVVVVVVKVVVVN ?. *7-?. ?*. * % * V FAIRFIELf) S \ > >>>\>> >>>>^> VV> > Fairfield, Feb. 13.?Mrs.". Ef!i< Ruwtfl ap^ children spent Frida; afternopn with jtfjs. Jqhn McCaslan Mrs. T. A. Talbert called Thurs day afternon to see the new bab: at Mr. and Mrs. Jule Adams. Dr. Youngblood has bought' th( house of Mr. George Ix>ng in Troj and is expecting to mcive soon. Mr. WUIiftW A&uqsop find famil: have apld their home he?e and wil moyj tp Qsft*gia next week. Miss Maggie Young was taken t< Greenwood..hospital one day las week. She. ia resting fairly well a this writing. We hope she will sooi be well an$ honpe again. Mrs. Wiiliam Purdy and little on( cal^i fa>. OIJF, Mf Jfp^ .Xfrui^, waa.afc what i knpw? a* tfypCajnerel grave-yarc doing some. work . UwJt week. Whei there he took down, some of th< grave mark memories,' thinking il woulil interest some q? oyr readers ^ memory of William Robinson de^|(4 thiajife J4, 1?45, &$} S3 ye^./.. ! lb. manof M>nr Boggv die< Nov. 30, 1838, age 85 years. In- memor^ of Rebecca Boggs died March 23, 1856, age 75 years To tjie mejnory, of William, Robin soi}, digjj Jane 2?, 183?,, age 71 y?w& In memory of Elizabeth Ann Rob : ? a/ William Rnhinonn JUaiMI, WlfV .w* V *?WW'W ?wv~....rv. died March 24, 1828, age 53 years In memory of Eachel Harvley borji. 4j834, dj&d }8S7, age 23 years , ft:^ 9^ 25r 1826, ^ 61? years. 1 ; ftachal Bea?*n. wife , of J. Rea gan, died Nov, 19, 1849, age 84 years, Sergean?, J;. P, Rpbiqspn, Co. C 7th C., was. in the. fight at Sarages. fiifotfiqjy ?f9$ RichmQpd,, Va. died on A^ld June 29 18 7, age 21 years. Mr. and Mrs William, Purdy hav< moved near }&r. and Mrs. . R. A Cra*rfor4, W$ afe gl^d to hav< them as- our neighbors. **-? * V/inn? onrl Krnthpr OUv?e spent tFriday night al the hpme of ^heir uncle, J A Young Mis^^Hie Creawell qUl^d to set Mrs. William Purdy Thursday afJ Misss* Zejlie Langl?y, Eva anc 4^1 Q}a young, also called to see Mn forty. - Mm, J. M. Spence called to sec last: Friday. August! Friday jporning and was brought tc ZbQY JlfWa* ^ burial Vh? -bereaved ones have our symMrs J B. (oraftwell and two daughlenjj, Mr*. gillie Horr^e and Mrs WUIiajp Eu^dy and dear little one spe^it oneday. last ,week with Mr 'Crawford.. Mr, m\imxV own vent to. Mc Qormick one day last week on busi UCISP* i! "Two Brown Eye^." v. ,-t vr ., ... , , f W LONG CANE S I \ -'H-'l ?' " -T ?. .- '. . > F^cbi anc Mr*,W*, 8. 8?tfej and children spen' Sunday with -Jfr. and Mrs. W. D ( Mil. Julias King of McCormick 9pen$ a. few days ,of last week in thii ^onjTnunity with his parents, Mr and Mrs. W. T. King. Mrs. L. I!. Einl,ey and chijdrer spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs W. D, Beajifor^, We welcome into our comipunitj Mr. and M$s. Arthur Erwin anc fwtfy yrho, tnoveijl on Wednesday from Bethia community. Jfrv Edd Kellar w^as a businesi visitor to the city Tuesday. We are sorry to report that'Mas ,ter Rayford B^ta. is on. the sick list He. is sucfy a bright child at schoo t^t 1)18 friends miss him and hop< he will soon be able to return tc school again. l&r. apd, Mrs. W. D. Beauforc spent the wfek-end in the city wit! Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beauford. p iff, anfl Mrs. T. W. King speni Sunday in the. city with Mr. and Mr: John McMahan. , Mrs. Mattie Stewart and Mr.Johr Stewart spent Sunday in the Cole Springs, community with Mr. anc Mrs. John Stamps. > *.;w \ J - 1 f l'J> _ > ? t ... <:*_ / k " ; 1 Slipper r That's the coziest til far father. Slipper an and the Perfection 0 " drafts awaj :and add aj fort. The Perfection is reliable, and inexpensi 1 operate. j ? Now nsed in over 8,0C l Fill it with Aladdin & burning fuel. Eight hours > STANDARD 01 t '' (Nrw li t Wuhiactoo, D. C. BALTI1 c Norfolk, V*. MI X Richmond, V?. Mr. Benson Ellis of near Jjowr , desville, spent one day of last wee with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J..j ' Ellis. *; I ' Messrs Calvin and Willie Stever son..were business visitors to th ^ city Wednesday. / Misses Clara and Viola and Ion Beauford spent Saturday evenin j with Miss Eva Finley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord an I daughter, Miss Margaret, spirit las s Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E Stevenson. Miss Emma Black is visiting he sister, Mrs. R. H. Stevenson. Mesurs. Tom and Henry Able were business visitors to the city o last Thursday. Misses Eva and Estelle Finle spent Wednesday night with Mis Clara Beauford. Several young people from thi community, attended the box part ' Thursday night at Shiloh. Mr. R. B. Haddon was a bjisines visitor to the city Thursday., " This community regrets to lear of the serious accident which oc curred to Mr Claud Cromer at Cam Freemont in California. Mr. Crc mer arid his friends were out ridin in an automobile and as they wer , crossing a railroad track, a trai > running at full speed, hit their ai: tomobile and in the collision M] j Cromer had the misfortune of gel ting both of his arms broken an Y being badly bruised up. It was net ' essary to take him to the hospita Mr. Cromer left this community ' few years ago and joined the armj ? and he has served his country faitli 1 .fully as a private, and has travele a great deal and seen great sights 1 which lis interesting to hear of an % 'now while he is in California en during his sultering, nis man 7 friends in this ommunity, where h ' had made his home entirely unti 1 joining the army, extend their sym _ * pathy. 1 Mr. Huber Mcllwain and his sis ter, Miss Marie, visited friends an relatives in Greenwood Tuesday. 1 STATE TEACHERS ASSOi CIATION CALLED OF] > ? Rock Hill, S. C., Feb. 14?On ac I count of the meningitis situation, i i has been deemed unwise to hoi the State Teachers Association i: t anarch as had been planned. ?j. i i Kinard, President, and R. C. Burtf Secretary of the Association, act t ing upon the advice of the Execu I tive Committee and other member I of the Association, reached thi conclusion yesterday. TTim gjffijfllj ne of the whole day l@9$ll d pipe and a book? ?p|p? il Heater to keep the 1 extra touch of com- j|||Hpp2 good-looking, sturdy, ^ ? ve both to buy and to ? fMM )0,000 homes. m JCUllty Oil, dean, clear- p ppO/* of comfort from a gallon. IL COMPANY H| ?OU ' Cfeartotte, N.C. ||?p|fjg >. CS^u^iW .Vj CvMCv Jy ill^jYyJJjt ,;1 l'i? _J H ' v ?c* I i- The meeting has been postponed k indefinitely. Whether it will be held 5 \ later in the spring will be determin- J ed a little later. Should it be found J i- possible and should it be thought 1 e advisable to hold it later, the mem- bers of the Association will be noti- ' e fied. All the programs had been ' gj prepared and the\ final arrange- ments had been completed for the '' d Columbia meeting, but it was ^ *t thought that the action of the Exe- { [ cutive Committee will meet with the ' approval of a large number of the j' r teachers of the State. R. C. Burts. ' !S 1 * n EMPEY WOULD ENLIST IN ARMY 11 y ? 1 is Atlanta, Feb. 5.?Arthur Guy i xl ((A XL., rn 11 i jiiiiipey, auiuur ui v^ver uie , i is the greatest book that has been writ- ] y ten on the warf the material for which he gathered in actual service, : is first in the United States army, then < in the trenches with the English 1 n army in France, where he was wounded and discharged as incapaP ble of further active service, will >_ probably be in Atlanta today to 2 j make application at the local ree cruiting office for enlistment in the n United States army. * j i- I ? AUTOMOBILE HEARSE. d Our merchants are always trying ^ to get the best in ' everything for i 1. their patrons and customers. Notha ing is too good for our people. ' r, \ Harris and Calvert, Undertakers 1 l- and Embalmers, gave the order last 1 d week for an automobile hearse. A 1 5, representative from Sayers and Sco- ( d vill of Cincinnati, was here to take i- the order. The hearse is to be shipy; ped out from the factory immedie ately. il The hearse is ' magnificent. The . i-1 interior is genuine mahogany L throughout, beautifully carved wood i- highly finished with nickel and sil- \ d ver-plated metal fittings. Instead of {" the usual heavy wool curtains the j draperies are of mahogany. There are two compartments, one for the casket and one for a flower rack. - - - .... ... ._} ( This hearse is one 01 uie nnest in this state with few equals and no 1 t c ^ superiors. n STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, S t County of Abbeville. C Probate Court. r - Citation for Letters of Administra- C S tion. C s By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge of Probate: '2 ?^? t i. vr xicicoo) vuaiivjr uhvu u?uu? suit to me, to grant him Letters of .V; Administration of the Estate and effects of Henry Davis, late of Abbeville County,1 deceased. . , . These are: therefore, to cite and admonish all and. singular the kinired and rfVditora^jf ifce said Henry. Davis, deceased,; efcjiat t&ey be and appear before me, ip the Court of Probate, to be' held at Abbeville Court House, on. Wednesday, the 27th, Feb. 19l8, after publication . hereof, ai; 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they lave, why the said Administration ' should not be granted. T? IIUMJ AH/] DAftl A ^ V71VCH uiiucr mjr ^uauu anu avcu wj. the Court, this 13th day of Feb. in . : ^ the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and in the 142nd year' of American Inde- "impendence. , Published on the l{>th day of Feb. 1918, in The Press and Banner and jn the Court Hou^e door for the J. , . time required by wiw. J. F. MILLER, Judge of Probate. A ' ' MASTER'S SALE. i ; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' Countv of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. MRS. MARY A. McCALLA, against PAT CALHOUN. By authority of a Decree of Sals jy the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, in said State, nade in the above stated case, * I ivill offer for. sale, at Public Outcry, it Abbeville C. H., S. C-., on Saleslay in March, A. D., 1918, within ;he legal hours of sale, the folj owing described land, to witr All ;hat tract or parcel of land situate, ying and being in Abbeville Coun:y, in. the State aforesaid, containTlirtnoon/1 on/) fiiv TJnnHr?H Ug UHt X 1IV/U^U11U Uuu **% ? *? Seventy Eight and 3-10 (1678 3-10) \cres, more or less, as per plat of r-H. Vejrdell, Surveyor, dated Juh? 2nd, 1916, and including the tract cnown as the Speer tract and Moiaey tract. TERMS OF SALE?One-half 2ash, balance on a credit of twelv# nonths with interest at seven per :entum, to be evidenced by the Bond >f the purchaser, second by a m*rirage of the Real Estate secured ky he mortgage debt herein, the p*rihaser to pay for all papers tid evenue stamps; the purcnaser, now >ver, having the right to pay mil ash. I R. E. HILL, !-15-3t. Ma?ter A. C., S. . / J - ' ' *