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FOURTH LIBERTY I
LOAN SUBSCRIBERS I
J&L v" -' '.l ..'t .'V. I
County Goes "Over the
Top" With Good |
Margin. |
BANKS RENDERED
VALUED ASSISTANCE
Hard Work of Committees, Solidtor*
and Others Liberally Rewarded?Citizens
Respond
to Call.
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The following is a list of the sub-J
* scribere to the Fourth Liberty Loan'
as furnished us By the banks of the
city:
PEOPLES BANK
$50.00?Clarence A. Botts, Jr.,
' . J. R. Hanna, J. W. Botts, W. B. McAlwane,
H. 0. Stephenson, J. L.
Southerland, W. C. Southerland, J. L.
Williams, Annie L. Mulliken, Mark
Link, Paul Link, Mrs.J. F. Miller,
Mrs. J. H. Munday, G. W. Milford,
Miss Lena McAlwane, H. H. Morrah,
m t> ** r M MVlfAnsip Miss
JJJL U. V?, A>A.
Mary Martin, W. H. Nickles, C. B.
Nance,, Miss Francis Owens, Julia M.
f>wens, pebie W. Owens, Jas. A. j
Owens, Lydia C. Owens, John Oliver,
Mrs. J. E. Pressley, D. B. Poore, T.
S. Palmer, S. E. Price, John Pelote,
W.atf.f. Price, E. H. Richey, Mrs. S. F.
Reid, Mrs. Annie W. Reid, Mrs. Q.
W. Sims, S. D. Smith, W. R. Sprouse,
J. P. Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Sharpe,
Geo. A. Todd, J. B. Timms, David A.
Wardlaw, Joe Wing, R. B. Winn, Geo. J
White, Jr.; C. L. Williams, C. B.
Walker, Lewis Wilson, Mrs. R. T.
Wilson, W. R. Wilson, Mrs. S. E.
Henry, Mrs. it. ai. mu, ?i. a. nuugc,
W. L. Hemphill, W. B. Hill, B. L.
Haddon, J. A. Hagen, Mrs. M. H. Hill,
Mrs. S. B. Knox, W. T. King, Mrs. J.
D. Kerr, J. D. Kerr, Jr.; D. A. R.,
Alex LWell, J. L. Lewis, Misses Lillie
and Bessie Link, Mrs. L. E. Love, W.
E. Leslie, Mrs. P. J. Leach, Jean Gi'
bert, G. F. Graves, Fred Gaines, A.
Fisher, S. T. Eaken, Warren Eaken,
E. C. Etheredge, W. J. Crawford, W.
A. Crawford, Miss Carrie Cochran,
Mrs. Ludie K. Cox* J. L. Campbell,
N. B. Caldwell, W. T. Cason, Mrs. W.
A. Chadwell, V. Bradbery, A." Brown J
Miss Mamie Baskins, E. 0. Botts, E.!
T. Blanchett, Lucile Bell, Mrs. H. L.|
Allen, Willie Able, John Frazier, W.!
B. Uldick, F. W. Uldrick, P. J. Leach, |
J. L. McGill, W. M. Woodharst, Clif-j
ton Sprouse, W. B. Cann, Arthur
Campbell, Mrs. M. A. Winn, T. N.
Hannah, A. D. Robinson, T. F. Ul-J
'drick, Mrs. I. M. Wardlaw, Albert H.1
Leslie, J. F. Palmer, Mrs. R. C. Wade.j
$100.00?Mrs. B. F. Jones, S. 0.
Botts, L. G. Botts, J. F. Hill, C. M.
Cochran, S. A. Cochran, W. T. Cun-|
ningham, B. A. Uldick, F. M. Uldrick, j
J. A. McAlwane, Jr.; F. L. Fergu-:
, son, G. A. Ferguson, J. L. Black, Pink
Brownlee, Mrs. Fannie Bradley,'
Louis Blont, Mrs. J. F.' Cason, MrsJ
J. F. Clinkscales, Miss Alberta Clink-;
scales, Marshall Clinkscales, Sara!
.CJinkacalfis, JfSdward Clinkscale.o, J.
T. "Clinkscales, T. H. Price, Miss Har
very Cochran, Foster Cromer, Rev.
(i. Corbett, Bessie Lee Cheatham,
Mrs. P. A Cheatham, C. B. Cowan, T.
- J. Dcnrthart, J- F. Edmunds, E. F.
Harris, J. D. Fleming, 6. J1. Graves,
C. F. Graves, Mrs. J. B. Gilmer, J. F.
Gray, F. S. Hays, Mrs- J. L. Hill, G.
T.v Hodge, W. O. Hannah,, J. E.
Jones, J. E. Kellar, Mrs. E. Kay, C.j
J. Kay, E. H. Longshore, Eugene Mc'Carter,
J. Martin, R. L. McCanty,
^Ugene Nance, W. E. Owen,
"Mrs. W. E. Owen, W. E. Peoples,
Rev. M. R. Plaxico, Mrs. Plaxico, Mrs.
t xf Puffman. A. M. Power. Husrh
Reid, Wince Robinson, Miss Annie
Radcliff, Hal Taggart, J. W. Tribble,
Andrew Stone, J. Y. Truman, R. A.
Ware, J. R. Willson, H. Weston, Mrs.:
J. T. Smokes, J. J. McKee, S. J. Willson,
R. C. Willson, S. E. Prece, W.
L. McAlwane, D. E. Pressley, Mrs.
W. P. Wham, Mary Adams, Maude
Adams, Joseph Able, J. A. Woodhurst,
E. M. Bailey, R. C. Wilkes, W.
E. Haddon, W. F. McCord.
$150.00?C. W. Crawford, J. W.
McAlwane, W. J. Duncan, J. T. Clinkscales,
J. D. Ashley, G. A. McCanty,
R. M. Hill, R. B. Compton, J. D. McGaw,
G. W. Calvert. /
$200.00?J. T. Stokes, A. L. Gilliam,
J. W. McKee, W. P. Wham, J.
A. Ashley, E. V. Ashley, W. D. Bell,
Mrs. W. D. Bell, Mrs. R. E. Cox, H.
W. Gordon, J. L. Hill, J. L. Johnson,
W. W. Kay, R. 0. Hunter, E. A. Wil-j
iams, Miss Clara Wham, C. B. Wosmansky,
J. P. Wilson, Mrs. E. H.
Nickles, G. A. McAlwane, Alph Lyon,!
W. F. Radcilffe, J. D. Nickles.
$250.00?S. G. Thompson, Jr.; H.
L. Allen, L. B. Bradley, R. T. Simpson,
W. H. Sharpe, W. F. Nickles.
$300.00?W. E. Leslie, Jr.; J. P.
Bowen, R. 0. Hunter, W. W. L. Kellar,
Roy C. Gilmer.
$400.00?T. H. Price, Jas. Cha1mers,
Rachaell H. Minshall.
$500.00?A. B. Ferguson, T. C.
Southerland, L. A. Rijphey, R. H.
j Stephenson, J. A. Stephenson, T. A.
Puttman, R. C. Philson, L. T. Hill,
J. J. Link, W. E. Leslie, C. H. McMurray,
J. D. McGaw, W. T. McGill,
J. S. Martin, H. W. Cochran ,J.
Cheatham, J. W. Bradley.
$700.00?P. O. Price.
$750.00?McMurray Drug Co., 0.
S. Cochran, C. E. Williamson.
$1,000.00?J. F. Clinkscales, W E
Dawson, Farmers Warehouse, Judge
F. B. Gary, Mrs. C. M. Jones, J. A.
Kelley, R. A. Keaton, G. A. Neuffer,
D. E. Newell, Mrs. B. E. Stokes, T.
P. Thompson, J. M. Wham, J. A.
King, Mrs. J. R. Nickles, A. J. Ferguson,
M. T. Coleman, Dr. J. R. Nickj
les, Est. of Hugh Wilson, Erwin
Cleskey, W. K. fcins, u. l,. nynn.
$1,200.00?G. E. Calvert.
$2,000.00?J. D. Kerr, Sr.; Philson
& Henry, P. A. Cheatham, L. A.
! Jackson, F. M. Crowther, Albert
| Henry, H. M. Hill.
$10,000.00?J. S. Stark, Peoples
Bank.
FARMERS BANK
$50.00?Mrs. Mattie W. Hill, C.
H. Burkett, Mrs. W. G. Stephen?,
Mrs. W. T. Stephens, W. F. Benton
W. R. Hilton, C. T. King, J. L. Roch*,
F. L. Reese, D. A. Rogers, L. A
Stephens, Mrs. J. A. Woohdurst, V.
D. C., Mrs. J. Howard Moore, Mrp.
J. R. Power, Mrs. J. C. King, Mrp.
W. D. Simpson, W. A. Rowell, Geo
Dusenberry, Mrs. A. S. Thomas, A
1S. Thomas, Stanford Thomas, Mr?.
! W. A. Calvert, Mrs. Jas. Chalmers
' Mrs. J. L. Miller, Mrs. L. C. Parker,
1 Miss Hannah Cochran, Mrs. H. B.
' Cannon, Miss Julia Pennel, Miss
' Tanie Belle Pennell, Mrs. W. A. Har1
ris, J. I. Moore, Mrs. Robt. S. Link,
! T. D. Mundy, Mrs. P. A. Crowther,
D. L. Haddon, S. S. Ellenburg, Epps
Cunningham, T. H. Watson, Pearle
Hagen, T. L. Cann, Mrs. M. T. Coleman,
P. W. Washington, Jas. A. Finley,
Ed. Washington, Miss Mae Welborn,
J. B. Hampton, F. A. Carwile,
Mrs. J. A. Ramey, A. T. Hall, H. B.
Wilson, V. D. Thomas, D. F. Andrews,
Hal Taggart, J. S. Banks,
John H. Robinson, W. C. Sutherland,
J. F. Smith, S. H. Barnes, J. McTyiere
Daniels, Claude K. Wilson,
G. W. Milford, E. M. Milford, F. P.
Milford, N. P. Milford, Mrs. H. S.
Martin, W. S. Martin, Miss Helen ,
Gambrell by Miss Helen Edwards,
Murphy Johnson, Lena Belle John
son, Mrs. J. L. Johnson, Alpheus
Johnson, Fletcher Johnson, Frances
Johnson, C. E. Yoder, Miss Allie Mae
"ower, J. R. Link, S. S. Link, Robert
Burno, S. A. Timms, Miss Mary
C. DuPre, Miss Mary Roche, Miss
Edythe Steele, T. H. Botts, F. B. '
McLane, M. B. Cann, G. A. Harrison,
H. W. Pratt, J. B. Gibert, Sarah
E. Evans, Elbert Gary, Joe McNeil,
Miss Mary D. Kennedy, Henry
Young, Jr., Mrs. W. H. Long, J. B.
T .angley, G. E. Putman, Robt. D.
Wilson, Mrs. Maggie T. Sherard,
Sam W. Sherard, Miss Lulia Power.
$100.00.?Miss Mary G. Devlin,
Lucien M. Lomax, Mrs. Mary M.i;
Lomax, Kathleen E. Lomax, Robert J
H. Greene, J. P. Cureton, Jr., W. J.j:
Eason, J, L. Miller, Jas. L. Wads-;
worth, Mrs. D. T. Smith, Jr., J. W.
Martin, R. R. Price, Miss Helen Edwards,
S. L. Ramey, P. A. Crowther,
W. A. Harris, J. A. Ramey, C. M.
McKenzie, R. L. Dargan, J. D. Murdock,
C. G. Green, Joe A. Wilson, C.,
E. Hix, J. E. Palmer, P. S. Bosdell,'
Sam Miller, H. J. Power, D. E.j
Pressley, M. G. Sherard, S. I. Ramey,
Eliza Lindsay, M. L. Tolbert, J. T.
: Erwin, W. T. Sanders, T. E. Gordon,
j J. L. Burrell, J. L. Perrin, Mrs. W.
! C. Sherard, J. H. Seale, Charlie (
1 Calvert, Mrs. Lamar Clinkscales, R. i
| K. McKenzie, W. H. Wilson, Charles
| j
: Janides, W. C. Haddon.
j $200.00.?J. R. Wilson, J. H. DuPre,
Jr., R. Kirkwood, J. F. Thurs-!
| ton, J. C. Thomson, J. S. Cochran,
! W. W. Westfield, Mrs. Annie C.
{Harris, G. E. Mann, Miss Maggie
; Brooks, Mrs. Nellie Evans, F. S. Hill,
' W. J. Evans, R. G. Hagan, W. E.
Johnson, Misses Mae and Eugenia
,: "obertson, D. R. Riser, E. C. Horton,
i
J. R. Power, Mrs. Lula Murdock.
$300.00.?Miss Edna Sherrar,
Miss M. A. Gann, T. H. Carwile, W. fi
W. Bradley, J. M. Miller, W. C. f
Sherard, Miss Helen Pratt, R. N. c
Tiddy. b
$400.00.?T. M. Miller, J. H. Du- n
Pre. ' t
$500.00.?Clinton Lodge, J. How- a
ard Moore, Louis Levi, H. L. Brooks, tl
J. M* Nickles, H. A. Benton, G. W.
Carroll, S. M. Beaty, Civic Club Hospital
Fund, A. B. Morse, Mrs. H.
GaiTison.
$800.00.?T. G. Perrin.
ir? r? m nf.M?.
jyuu.uu.?ivirs. oeaaie x. n iisuu,
L. P. Sondley.
$1,000.00.?L. A. Ramey, W. H.j
Stephenson, R. R. Tolbert, Mrs. W.
L. Bowman, D. W. Thomas, E. J.
Adams, W. J. Latimer, Jas. A. and
W. E. Hill, Mrs. S. Emma Haddon,
Mrs. V. D. Lee, W. A. Calvert.
$1.200.00.?J. T. Robertson, J. E.
Lomax. ?
$1,500.00.?I. A. Kellar.
$2,000.00.-?L. C. Haskell.
$2,500.00.?P. H. McCaslan, A.
M. Erwin.
- $3,200.00.?C. B. Thomas.
$3,000.00.?Parker and Reese,
Haddon & Wilson.
$4,000.00.?E. R. Thompson,? j
$1,000.00 through Equitable Life |
Insurance Co.
$5,000.00.?W. P. Greene, F. E.
Harrison, Dr. P. B. Speed.
$20,000.00.?Farmers Bank.
MERCY MUNITIONS
NEEDEDJNJRENCHES
Lieut Conlngsby Dawson, Fighting
Author, Makes Stirring :
Appeal for Y. W. C, A.
Lieut Coningsbj Dawson, who wrote
"Carry On," says of the war work
which the T. W. C. A. is doing: "You
at home cannot fight with yoqr lives,
but you can fight with your mercy.
The Y. W. 0. A, Is offering you Just
this chance. It garrisons the women's
support trenches, which lie behind the
men's. It asks you to supply them
with munltlonf of mercer that they
Ka nano/^ An frt ? Wn naar^
such supplies badly. Give generously
that we may the sooner defeat the
Hun."
What Lieut Dawson says of the Y.
W. 0. A he might hare said of all the
natfona] organzatlona which are coming
together for the biggest financial campaign
that organisations have ever .
headed. All the 9170,600,000 to be
raised by the seven great national or- a
ganlzatlons the week of November 11 ?
will be used to garrison and supply |
the support trenches behind the lines. I
They are the Y. M. 0. A, the Y. W. 8
0. A- the National Catholic War Coun- ?
cU,. Jewish Welfare Board, American |
Library Association, War Camps Com- |
munity Service and Salvation Army. ?
American girls in various uniforms gj
mingle strangely with picturesque m
Brittany costumes In France. The |
American Y. W. C. A has a hostess 1
house In Brittany where the Signal j
Corps women live and a hut where m
the nurses spend their free time. Doth jj
uium centem nrv unvu wiui uinuy ox .s
the comforts and conveniences of fl
bom*
"At a tea glren at the nurses' hut g
one Saturday afternoon," writes Miss j
Mabel Warner, of Sallna, Kansas, Y. jj
W. 0. A. worker there, "there was an 1
odd fathering-?ons admiral, a bishop, ?g
a Presbyterian minister, a Roman s
Catholic priest, a doctor, an ensign, ?f
ooa drillan and myselt"
First Victory Boy's Work. |
"Bay, I'm wise to you, all right,* 3
Western Union messenger boy whls- ?
pared to one of the directors of the jl
united War Work Campaign to the |[
Maw York headquarters. The dlrac M
tor's deek had only Just been morad m
In and the work of the Wg ditre bad a
hardly begun. ||
"I'm onto your stunt," the b?y went p
on as he swung a grimy flat over the j|
desk; "you're goln' to give us fellowi |g
that ain't old eoougn to go to war s^gi
chance to earn an' give to back up ' j
fighter an' help win the war. Listen; 1
I'm In on this." s
The crumpled $8 bill be dropped cm ?1
the deak made him the first of **a mh- 1
lion boys behind a million fighters" 1
who are to be lined up as Victory Boji |
during the week of the drive.
There will be a division of Victory if
Girls, too. and every boy and everj ??
girl enrolled will have to earn even i
dollar he or she gives to the wax wort |
fund.
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Eggs are selling in Abbeville at
ve cents each, and are not plentiu!
at that price. Pork is fifty
ents a pound at the markets and
reakfast bacon is so high that one
light as well serve a dollar bill orj
wo along with the potatoes. Evenj
hungry man cannot enjoy fruit at
tie present price.
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THE PEACE CELEBRATION #
When news came Thursday that
the armistice had been signed by the
Germans, the town showed its delight
in the ringing of the bella, the
blowing of the whistles and an impromptu
automobile parade.
At night the people of the city
gathered on the square and amid
the waving or the flags the Doxology
was sung by the community singers.
Rev. H. W. Pratt led in an earnest
prayer after which a torch light
procession was formed around the
square.
The Band from the cotton mill
was on hand and enlivened the
scene with some gay music. There
was general rejoicing and the fact
that it was several days ahead of
time did not affect the spirit of
the participants.
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