Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VVVVVVVVVVV V V WV I V V V MONTEREY. V V V wvvv^vvvwvvvvv I Monterey, March 30.?'-Mr. and i Mrs. J. J. Grant and little son, of i Midway, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClain at Warrenton. Mr. Alvin McClain of Abbeville, was the week-end guest of Mr. Arthur Sutherland. Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Miss Ethna, spent Saturday with Will Moore of Lowndesville. Mr. G. W. Price is on the jury this week. Messrs F. E. Patterson, Knox and Earl Campbell spent Sunday night in Flatwoods with Mr. and Mrs. Colea Campbell. Mr. J. F. Clinkscales and son, Mr. Marshall, were business visi-11 tors to Georgia last week. Mr. J. T. Patterson spent Saturday night with Mr. Curt Campbell ( of the Burro. Messrs Reid Simpson and son, andj J. F. Clinkscales and son, and Mr. | J. L. Sutherland were visitors to the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grant and Mr ?J nr a ai_ _ I I ana mra. *y . a. medium were me guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Suth- * erland. n 7 Mrs. T. B. Ammons has gone % to Chester where she will undergo an * operation. We hope for her a speedy recovery. / 1 Mesdames J. T. and Palmer Bell and little son Adger, spent Tues- 11 day afternoon very pleasantly at ^ 6] the home of Mrs. J. A. Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McClain and children spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. McClain of nerr Abbeville. ai Mrs. "N. B. Napier and sons, Bennie and Bill, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. L. Sutherland. ' * BIRTH. * Born?At Abbeville, March 29, k? 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene bi Nance, a son. Wl ; ell / Born?At Abbeville, March 30, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Ra- m br mey, a son. ^ , he MASTER'S SALE r. w N STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i g8 County of Abbeville. ur *. \ Court of Common Pleas. ' ROBERT H. GILLIAM, Plaintiff, lo . i against , "c JOHN CANNON, Defendant. de By authority of a Decree of Sale by the Court of Common Pleas for I Abbeville County, in said State, ^ made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale, at Public Outcry, th at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Sales- R' day in May, A. D., 1918, within a^ the legal hours of sale, the following described land, to-wit: All that th tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in .Abbeville County, S ] in the State aforesaid, containing Eighteen (18) acres, more or less, situate, lying and being in Magnolia Township, said County and State. 4. ^ and bounded by lands of Visanska tVj and Rosenberg, Gertrude Cannon, P* Richard Wade, being the interest of the defendant through the estate of v" his grandfather, Willis Cannon de- w ceased. * TERMS OF SALE?CASH. Purt-t ' , ' . H chaser or purchasers to pay for papers and revenue stamps. J. L. PERRIN. v ? Clerk Court Abbeville Co. S. C. ^ 4-2"3t _ ' H P "INTOLERANCE" ... m OPERA HOUSE, KK1UAY, AI*L. ve. n c ' The announcement that D. W. ^ Griffith's "Intolerance," which the ^ leading dramatic critics of this coun ^ try have proclaimed the most stupendous as well as the most magnificent spectacle ever produced, has been booked by the manager of the ^ nnora House for an eneracement of! . " ? w w | t two shows, matinee and night, Friday, April 12th. ought to be wel"v~" come information for local play- ? goers. The theme of this latest achivement, which it is stated sets a standard of colossal production which I even Mr. Griffith may never be able I to excel, is Love's struggle through- . \ out the ages. The scenes are laid c ( i < in four ages of the world's develop- c i ment; Ancient Babylon, the Nazarene's Judea, Mediaeval Paris, and a modern American city. J , ! Es: g ' : : Economy Yoi Purity Your! i Your Uncle Sam wants you to 1 of Food, but there is not a citizen he wanst to go hungry. In the matter of Conservation o: the longest way. You cannot econc ducts obtainable. Highly nourishin the cheapest in the long run. Feed your family from our stoi out for the best from every view] and at the same time highly, nouris way to economize. W.D. E "Intolerance" is the successor o dr. Griffith's "The Birth of a Na ion." It is said to have cost tw< lillion dollars and 125,000 people 500 horses and 1500 chariots tool tart in it. ... Among the film favorites having ts principal roles are: Mae Marsh liriani Cocper, Constance Tal ladge, Seena Owen, Bessie Love [argery Wilson, Lillian Gish, Robrt Harron, Alfred Paget, Waltei rong, and Elmer Clifton. Admission?Children, 25c, adults Dc. Plus war tax, both matinee id night. Friday, April 12th. IN MEMORY OF MRS. LANIER. I Mrs. Mamie Lanier passed quietaway Wednesday afternoon. She id been sick for three long years, it she has borne it patiefitly. She as a member of Rocky River lurch and was a good and faith1 wnmnn fn Vipr find nnr? follow an. She leaves seven sisters, one other and three sons, besides a ist of friends to mourn her death. The soul of this good woman inged its flight to the God who ive it and there will rest in peace itil the resurrection morn. All that physicians, friends and vred ones could do was done but (thing could stay the hand of ;ath. The funeral was preached at the >me of her son, Mr. W. C. Lanier 3v. Clotfelter preached the funer, after funeral services were held e remains were laid to rest at ocky River cemetery where it vaits resurrection morn. The family and loved ones have ie sympathy of a host of friends. A Friend. BED POTATOS AND PLANTS FOR SALE l For the benefit of those desiring > purchase either potato slips or ants VI am giving below parties iving them to pell and advise those ho want to buy to get in1 touch ith these parties at once. They key offer Porto Rico and Nancy omise April and May delivery, all varieties, and range in price om $2.00 to $2.50 per thousand. Yoder Bros., Hickory, N. C.; W. . Powers, Thomasville, Ga., R-6; L. Reynolds, Bellevue, Macon, Ga. '. J. Green, Live Oak, Fla.; A. A. igford, Lumberton , Miss.; Colelan Plant Co., Tifton, Ga.; B. J. 'ead, Alma, Ga.,; Leslie Bolick onover, N. C.; John Aldridge, Talthassee, Fla.; Chas. Bowman, Tj 'y, Ga.; Brier Hill Plantation homasville, Ga.; The Dixie Planl !o., Hawkinsville, Ga.; H. W. Sei; !o.; Jacksonvile, Fla.; H. & R. Bal n-d, Favo, Ga.; Blakeley Farms Jlakeley, Ga.; Enterprise Co., Sum er, S. C. W. A. Rowell, Agent. NOTICE TEACHERS' EXAM IN A TICN. By order of the State Board o Education, the Spring Teachers Examination will be held in Abbe .'illo County Court House on Fri lay, May the ?rd between the hour >f 0 A. M." and 4 P. M. W. J. EVANS, Co. Supt. of Education. 5-22-3t. iir Wafohwnril If MI V V vivvai II VIM w Standard >e as saving as possible in the matter of these good old United States that 1 f food, remember this: The Best goes >mize by using the cheapest food prog food comes higher in price and is :e. We are constantly on the watch joint. If it is pure and wholesome shing, we have it. 'Tis the very best iarksdale fVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV - V V ) V BETHIA NEWS. V , v \ c vv vvv vvv w vvv wv J >i ^ If V. no- if Ti? r _! .DCLuia, iriarcii uo. irirb. dim IjinK. ' and Mrs. M. E. Beauford spent the day with Mrs. A. K.. Woodhurst; last ' Friday. Mrs. Clarkie Link and Miss Maud Pettigrew spent last Saturday night with Mrs. Jim' McGaw. f f , Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Jenkins of Portsmouth,Va., are home to see her mother, Mrs. M. E. Beauford. Mr. j Jenkins has been transferred from I Portsmouth Navy to Charleston. There will be all day services at Long Cane A. R. P. church Sabbath , The community is cordially invited, j Mr. and Mrs. John Hall sperrt the day last Sabbath with her son, Mr. j | ri W. M. Hall on her 60th birthday. | j j The Bethia school had an essay! 8 : last Friday, the subject was, That, I . this State should refuse educational", | j qualification for suffrage. Grace" I ' Dansby, Ruth Beauford, Julia Link,! 1 ? 'Affirmative; S. T. Link, Eugene' 3831 Beauford, Negative. i The affirmative be?:t. Hurrah for ^ ; the girls. ijlr' We are sorry to Iretve to give up M: some of our boys the first of April ; Viiif wo tiavo crnf tr> rTn all WP I j to help win the war. Hope to see . j them come back with; a sound and i wholesome body. | | WANTS '|i ' a FOR SALE:?Choice Chrysanthe-; j mum plants of the exhibition va-j' riety and tomai;o plants nowjj ready. Orders taken now for Sal-! i I 111 via plants. Phone 34. 4-2-lt, t j 'FOR RENT:?The lower part of, ( mv house with garden. Mrs. R. j' j C. Wilson. 4-2. if 1! WANTED?At the State Hospital, ; for the Insane, Columbia, white jj women, preferably between the1 ; apes of eighteen and thirty years,; j as student nurses and attendants. j * | For information write the Super-; i intendent. 4-2-4t. ,l !; | 'iFOR SA.LE:?Potorico and Nancy . j Hall Potato Plants, $2.50 perl-! j thousand, immediate shipments. Thos. H. Brock, Honea Path, S.hi iii I C. 4-2-4wks. I , I: ? i -1 PASTURAGE:?Wanted, about 25 ' i; rj or 30 head of cattle for pastur-!'; ,! ape. Good grazing now. R. S. j | t! McCombs, Route 4. 3-29-2t.ll I r! I'1 " !, : . N 11 ! " FOR SALE:?A mule, and for rent ! ?' one two-horse farm, 2 miles from' ! i ... ? , j ; town, containing z negro nouses,;,; barn and 2 wells. Apply to Mrs.; , W. C. DuPre, or W. S. DuPre. 3-2G-4t. ' I: I. i : I I I _ j 1 FOR SALE?Royal Mail Roadster f' I for sale, splendid condition. Good ' ' tires with one extra. W. A. Lee J j! ! 3-?.2-3t. ! 11 s COTTON SEED?Wanamaker Im- i ; i [ proved, Cleveland Big Boll. Prices jj: ' $1.75 per bushel, under 5 bushe j jj $2.00 per bushel. W. S. CothraiijL or S. J. Link. 2-19-tf |L * Montev CO A N f \ . /' \ , , o. __ r I*/ oioreror wi / i \ * j i SHORTAGE \ V ~ v If you wait u weather comes F^ice $8.00, Casl *s Abbeville Ice Lauridr < I ? - Department J 3 Stores Many Depar ABBEVILLE, Weekly Special Tuesday ! ? Main Street Hardware I ' f Store j Grocery St / ' Men's All Wool! Hardware Blue Serge Suits, j 14 quart good quality, me-j enamel dish j dium weight. Special, 50 ce Special $16.50. Groceries Standard s i Canned Toma | good quality. Special 19 cei \ da ?& v^" tab it ,c a FW A ? * ... > ?' alleo -S .,.* / ! i*$m v 1 ; '.'P ? I ' I lL ' J . *?fl nter Now ' ' ? V U< IN SIGHT, 1 . / \ :M y ' I ':f m intil the cold '' i i on Delivery 1 J > ? in n Villi! 1IH III. I \f > J ??H????????^ | ' =fr , " . . n | ercantile Co. - . . if:-; Stores ; tments Main Street Store. -' V c? r >3, V/. until Saturday' night I an^ i Dry Goods Stere I ore . I French Serge of j I gYey I fine quality. Navy, * I ^m )ans, | Copenhagen and I nts. White, 41 inches "m wide. I jze | Special per yard, / toes, j $1.00. I its. , | -?