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f 1 UHibJL^A I) U UlMi sOy tf=:== :; Xocal :j . Ito t>\Y>a II iv r? v : personals : :1k' ' . Mrs. W. D. Wilson is.a visitor in ' Spartanburg this week. >r ' Miss Myrtle McLeskey was a week-1 end visitor in Anderson. . _ ; . , j( Miss Clara Harrison spent Friday'1 ' in Greenwood/ ' . : o . ' . I Mrs. W. S. McAlilley left Monday for a visit to Chester. , - ' J . f i . '' . / ', Miss Marie Leslie is the t pretty,' visitor of Miss Annie Belle Little. . / ? i 'I Mrs. C. B. Hipp visited her par-. ents in Monroe, N. C., last week. j-1 i" Mrs. Arthur Calhoun, of Charlotte,' N. C., is visiting Miss Sara Haskell. ' ] Mr. and Mrs. William Wharton,, < of Iva, were visitors in Abbeville last < week. ,/ ' > : i i 1 > i 1 ': . i < r ' Arthur Manning ' Klugh is at 1 home from Wofford for the summer, 1 vacation. i r r ? '?? ffnm Camn | LiieUC. Liewis, was u?u ( Gordon Sunday am^*$pent the day! with friends.: s Y * ' . r t - I pm ' ^ J John Lomax went up to Due West ; Sabbath, attended services and lis- ^" tened to the comencement sermons. ! - ' j ! Mrs. Hugh Bowen and Miss,Eliza-j j beth Boweh of Antreville, ' were in : j the city Saturday/ J Mrs. J. R. Nickles and Mrs. W. L. , i Peebles spent Friday of last week in!, j Greenwood. ' J ; Billy Bradley, of Columbia, was j in' town' Saturday' and Sunday with . j his Home folks. > > . . lf.\ : ? ,xl* ? Mrs. W. F;< Morgan," of.. Monroe, : ! N. C.,: Is visiting: her son, Mr. J. M. > J Morgan. .. ' ' >i ( !'A ^ '' ;a ': A Xuefan'Lomax icame otfer from At- : | lanta and spent' the week-end 1 with ( t his "home people, c 'o; ?'jr. | vjf->v-,// ( ?'u -.v.;o ' > ?".r 5 J ,14isS Martf Aiken' attended ' eon*- i j merfc$menfc' exercises $t ) Due West- : | last week. > i ,. j ? Mrs. fE. .HiD left yest?fd%yr for j, Ander^op after a visit.. of . several . we?ks .to relatives, here. ,. , , { ; iT) M >i > - ! Mr.lamf llrs. P. .j, Leach, and f . -i j , .r \ . ; -'7 ' . ?i l< Percy , Leacn have returned fr^m a ^ visit to relatives i? Virginia. y ] V-: Mrs. L': T.' Hm, Mm. S. G. Thorn- ' : son and Mrs. J. H. Little were visi. , tors in Elbexton, Ga'./ last week. ,J ; : ? ':J. 1 Mr. H. A. McLeslcy, "who has spent , the past several months at Newport-1 j NewB, arrived in Abbeville Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Morgan has returned! from a visit with her mother-in-law,! I I Mrs. W. F. Morgan, in Monroe, N. C. I 1 I j Mrs. Fulton Clinkscales has rej turned to her home in Iva, after a I visit of several weeks with Mts. H.J i C. Fennell. : Mrs. Noise has finished the season1 as mi'liner with Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran ' ? % ' | j and has returned to her home in j Jacksonville, Fla. j Mrs. W. P. Kennedy went up to Greenville Friday to he with Mr.!' i Kennedy, who is in the Base Hospi| tal for medical treatment. M iss 'Mary Kluprh, who has taught most" successfully in Union for the i past year, is at home for the vaeai tion. She arrived Saturday nipht. 1 i ! ; ' i 1 Mr. G. B. Greene returned to An-j I 1 I derson Sunday after a sojourn among i his many relatives in the county. He is regaining his health rapidly. . . . ?. % I Mr. H. E. Henry was in Abbeville. Sunday among his many friends. He' will return to Abbevile next week h 1 ,: i, and will take charge of the W. H. Cobb Stores. ': J ! f i | Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham were in fVip ritv Sundav visitinkr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A.; Cheat-; ham. ' '1 ' / ! i Mr. Leslie Britt came into tov/: I Sunday night from his neck of the woods* and worshipped a while, tHough not at church. i .% * f * 1 ; f i* Mr. and .Mr?. Otis McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. Proctor of Anderson,spent Sunday here ' with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. > 1 I ' ! , 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKee and children, of near Due West, spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Han-! riah and Carrie Cochran. Mrs. W. A. Harris left last week for the mountains of North Carolina' where she will spend sometime re-j iuperating from a recent spell off" sickness. Mrs. J. 0. Shfelley and daughter, Miss Mary Shelley, of Monroe, N. C., are in the city this week visiting Mr. ^ ind Mrs. C. B. Hipp. . . . ? . ( . -j' 1 Miss Helen Kay, who /ha? been here on a visit to Me. and Mrs. R. Glenn Kay, left Friday for AIcolu,;$. c C., to visit her sister. > * * ' f : . {v 1 Ray Pool, of Spartanburg, recent- ^ ly discharged' from service after a ^ tour with the Sunset Division overg seas, was a week-end visitor with friends in Abbeville. p Miss Narietta Cheatham and Miss T S Helen Seago, of Greenwood, were in t the city several days. last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cheatham. 1 Marion Gambrell, of the Lethe Agricultural "school, ! is ih the city spending .a while .witih-his grand parents, Mr.' and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell! ^ . :Ttti r n V Miss May McDill of Due Wefet/ motored to Abbeville Saturday and ^ spent the week-end with relatives here. i ^ ) s 1,;: - ? ' i j;),;; i 'James S. Cochran has returned, from Anderson, where he was a juror , empanelled by the United States District Oourt. "1 ' : f ) I ? .=> -i IThe body of Ray Raider, former- ] [y!of Abbeville, who died recently in \ i - I ' Ju) > Atlanta, came through this city Sun- ( da|y, enro^tfe ' 'to' Coke^bUrJr, where bh; funeral ^vas held Tfroliday! 1 !;?V/ v. !n Carroll Swetenbjirg, succeeds 0;tto Bj istoWesSkg, cashier of the Farmers 1 Brnk, Mr. Bristow /retiring' 't& 'be- 1 cone cashier -'df lie*" >' Fian-Oersi * dJ-1. ?v:_i- ?:ii J ' ' vaun., wmtii win open, us pqors some " til ie this summer,., , v t ( .Ti / i'. ] The new sidewalk being' -opened ? up on Chestjwit street ife progressing'1 sp endidly and is going to be.a greatj J . , s i ' \ ' .''if ' - . }?# improvement! The street. will be v repdy for the new houses soon to be,' built. r j <' . ' ./ 5 ? l ''' Mrs. E. A. Thomson^; and Miss ! Gladys Thomson left Sunday, mor?-| ing for their home in Pell City, after j* a two weeks visit to Mrs. Foster, * Barnwell. .They made the trip c through the country in their c^r. ,i 11 4 I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shelley, ofj Monroe, N. C., have come to Abbe-j ville to make their home. They will , have rooms with Mr. and Mrs. C. B.i Hipp in the house on Pinckney-street, recently occupied by Mrs. Mary Taggart. Mr. Shelley is employed as express messenger on the Seaboard." j I MISS EVA REAMES ENTERTAINS i :Miss Eva R?ames entertained her voung friends at a pleasant party Friday niprht at her home on< Maga-i zine street. Abou.t twenty couples wqre present and the time passed ( swiftly in the enjoyment of dancing, , m . | animated conversation and in partak- f in? of the cream and cake served as s refreshments. ; \ : L ? ; 1; COMING FOR THE WEDDING 'f ! i I Miss Maggie Latimer is expected' in the city Friday from Augusta. She will visit Mrs. Herbert Allen and i other friends and will be a guest at t the Mabry-Austin marriage. j 1 Her friends look forward to her I coming: witn great pleasure. I v ? " f ; ' ' ii, l> 'I t ( , I' : ' ! . AULT & WIBORG'S, SILK . ''! ' ' TYPEWRITER RIBBONS ,;i , . j : . .. i i . i; ? :/ j This is a new and cleaner ribbon for your typewriter; free from lint., it makes cleaner ' i \ ; f m. f t , f ' ' ' i ? work; lasts longer than the cot- , . ton ribbon. Furnished' for a variety of machines in the usu- ; , al colors. $*.50 each.' The McMurray Drug Co _l? j.??. ; PAINTING UP.1 . The city council has had all th? amp posts and city hyrants pamtec i lovely green, which adds material V * J ! I y to the apeparance of the streets.i 'Mr. ;M. T. Coleman is'adding e :oat of new paint to his residence or Jreenville street. f ! ; i ' Dr. McMurray is putting on stylt >y adding a fresh coat of paint ,;tc lis handsome residence on Mair treet. Jordan Ramey, who has recently lurchased a hpme further up tht treet, is also painting up preparatory to moving'in. A \ J ^ \ *' , - \ . 1 v PLEASANT PARTIES. Miss Mamie Bowie was hostess al i cjharming party- Friday afternoor 1 honor of Mip Eliza Mabry,, There vere five tables and rodk Was tm 1 > orm of entertainment. A bnde-liklet.keT?pi^ dolj ; bearing i long veil anil carrying a basket oi >ride flowers was one of the orna nen^s of the room. A dainty cami loleiwas.the bipde's .presept., . . Refreshments of Jsaljads and <risarf md icalce was the closing feature oJ i .pl^syyt fPfrtyn..y^ Tljie Misses Morse entertained foi Vlissj Marby on Saturday afternoon lootf. was played and delightful re ;reshments of salads and cream wai ;n joyed. SOME EXTRAVAGANCE! <( 'WlSH S< cretary Daniels observes witl *eal superdreadnought emotion . tha ;he proposed covenant of League o: Nations "is the most momentous do :um ?nt written in 2,000 years." Tha )'ermd covers the Magna Charta, th< Bill of Rights, the Declaration of In: Impendence the Federal Constitu ;ion and even the Bible, for much'bJ ;hat book was written within the 2, )00 (year period mentioned. Some ex raviigance!?New ,Y<j>rk jHer^d^ ^ . , LEAVING ABBEVILLE. } / i . - M!r. Herbert Allen has been senl ;o Greenwood by the Southern Cot on ;Oil Company and will have :harge of the Oil ItilT at that place rhis is a deserved promotion anc tfr. Allen's friends congratulate hin >n the change. Mr. Allen came t( Vbbeville five years ago and ha! )een most successful in the adminis ration of the affairs of the mill her? ind^this promotion shows the higl :steem in which is employers hole lim.' Mir. Allen went over to Greenwooc \loniday Mrs. Allen \Vill. remain h \bbfeville for some time. She ha: - I _ _> 1 . i. >. i ~ nany friends in Abbeville whtf wil jive| her up with great regret. ! 7? ! TIME FLIES. 1 ; ' ) >7 . Ron Bill Greene passed his.elev mthj milestone in life on Monday anc .vas ipresented by his father; with V Tenqine bugle, which is pvovi/.g i ;ource of great pleasure to Bill, bul in instrument of torture to th( leighbors. SALVATION ARMY FUNDS. The Salvation Army campaign has - A I 1 1 i (% f7 A A _ A 1-1 :11* leicea aoout .><uu m Auuevait: tuuu ;y t? date and only this city anc Due West have reported. All the re )orts are expected in sometime this veek. | WANTS ' 1 ! 'J '.J 1 1) -, i ' > | STRAYED:?^BroWn pig ' about 6 monthfe old. *" Return to : MRS. 'I|. ;J Di PURbY, ' '6'-3-it P4. WANTED:-*?Fresh country eggs, fat'J f. forty (40c.) cents per dozen.i ' DIXIE'CAFE| Abtievfrle, S. C. 5-30-lt C. ... ' ' . ' t ' '< . '! I t ' Jf* ' J * <N' ' ) ?'). FOR SALE:?.Qne , old-fashioned , square Piano. Price reasonable. / Apply to MRS. GEORGE, WHITE,!- . jx. ' ' ' ' 1 6-3-3t.i*d. L ' ' 1 I i' ' i f t. LOST:?Between Hill's Market apdi"" ! White's - Grocery Store, . Saturday,; ,a 1919 class pin of Abbeville High; , School. Reward; if returned ;to , Miss Mary Hill Han-is. , It Ptl r ; ' " : r~ REWARD?will be paid for the. ^p< prehension and delivery to me ofj my son, Henry Thomas, who is 16, years of age, very dark, 5 ft. 5 inJ 140 lbs. i i IKE. THOMAS,, ' | 27-2t. Pd. , Abbeville, S. Q. . ' OR SALE:?Porto Rico and Nancy! Hall Potato Plants 1000 $2.50; 5,-j t t 000 $2.25; 10,0000 $2.00 for 1,000; , ; at our beds. Shipment any time, . up.to June 15th. f -( -f BROCK PLANT GO.,: > 3-28-lst June. Honea.Patb, S. jC. ) ?r : : : ? [ : 1 FOR SALE??Eight room residence, two halls, two baths and kitchen, j Magazine street, one-third cash, r balance in one, two and three 1 > years, interest at six per cent. Price, $3500.1 Address Box 56. Abbeville, S; C.- / -r\ - ...v . .1. .?i?MILLIONS HARDY1 FROST PROOF / ) ' ?1 I FOR A DRY WORLD, BRYAN l! TO TOOR the COUNTRY ft'XttOfW i V !i Westerville, Ohio, May1, 3o^?Will-' I iam Jennings ^ryai> in a spe^h -^at, > Liberty iHut,Wkshii^gioh, jpi Sunday ^ ^ June 8, will sound the keynote for " world-wide prohibition and .will then " begin a three weeks tour of tHe country in, advocacy dfraNirjA wdrld, ac1 cording to/announcement/ mane hepe ^ today at the national headquarters 1 of i the f AntirSaloonj ^eajpej ' His speech June 81'will ' follow th^ annual r convention i bf!'the: :'Aiiti-Salotn Lea gue world-wide prohibition | c.o^fe^ - enoe at; WasHingto'nl 3 Mr iBrayari's tour "Will be jthrough the South and will take him into Vir-^ ^inik/ ^ort^h'" Carolina, South'C&ro-f linp, f .Gepi^a, Florida, -Ajlabama^'i 'x Mississippi, Arkansas, O^la^oma^f t Ten^Ms^eiajnd Louisiana. It will open f June 9 at Fredericksburg, Vp., and elose JTuIVi I)at New Orleans J '' '"1; . a-J tjiu )/'.I i.' :::::BEAp - 1 ^Everything c^nsitiei ''far and wide to find S . : . < c the style and ejconom ?: - ^ i f:,vi?:?.i ; ; - i / , I : :1 'M I -H/l i A ? | j. ivic ar CABBAGE PLANTS?from seljectetl''sjefedj 'a^ ^nj;fjy\^dw llfoyi ,$?p# pfl[0/ jltypjl 0, Porto Rico Sweet Potato plants, $,2.35 per,'1,OCO... Send us your orders.. ; i^T?SpRISE;.( T^TT^K FATiTVI". rjpnrfrptn'wn. R. b. ' 3-il .. . :) > v>'.7 I I'lDES;'?The high prices, we pa? for hiclgs 'a>nd the 'good 'weight will enable all 'our 619 hide I customers' around Abbeville to b#x and ship 'green :6ow and horfee hides:by. express direct to us at ^thexis, > Gaj, o'ver the Seaboard. Writer name 6n post card 'for tags and quotation^. -"Green hides'24c. per lb. Mule arid ,) "<i - '< - ( , = ' t > : ; ''A . , ,, MMBMBBMBEs2aa?y . riSvJc. . ?_ : > i '; : ?? : ( 1 Maw says tq Paw, "It ain't To laugh at a good fa6vte .' -'A. ' ) ... ; .( : ; . / ( . Paw says to Maw,. "I've g< / >' \ i j 11 1 / . When anything tickles me i ' ( ' i >n i.' ' TODAY?T ue&day. LOUISE HUFF ROBERTS, in \ CAN'T BUY, " >1 J Circus." 10c. and MATINEE TODA"Y .i School Children a for 10c. regardless TOMORROW?We ( I; KIM0ALL TOWN Woman," also i ) jihff the 30th Divisit Columbia. 10c. ai THURSDAY?High / o FRIDAY and SATU " Nights?'The Supe OF MENi" > > ' i "REALLlFfc IN "REEL" LIFI NEW I.EAS] .*j>jii / > > v'j'O ~ .'- -t 7 1 === lii.i jf:il frn-i a.f.>*M ? :>?.: -ifi ; < iPP f:(;vJ?rr'r.'? ;f_'- |i ' ' ,'\ red we believe} you) wc untnler tibi3 frocks tha i . i .j ?, ) i r. / ; / j y idea. < '? The moment you s , ness immediately! su? afternoon affair an< summer night's gatta . i *') J " ' ' ' ! : Tailored frocks of ' Jl_* 1_ _1 1__ '1 J3 _ piaius, cnecKs anu nc organdies in whitie ar dresses,-too, in some < color combinations oi These are trimimec r . / f; . / I t i i of ways: - frills, Jace: sashes: /Collars and J ( .1 i t j t pique being .emplbyec There are sizes for W( i ) ' ' j j i ' ??Prices Rai . $8.50 to iderson G >, horse hides, $3.50 each.. Mr. jEL I i 'BjjfofjE ifAiii fc|l & ) Aftieps f j A.tfteps| ^4 y C(jf. J ,'wholesile dealers. due West Land sale. :I am offering'rfosr sfel'e.'the Dr. McDatii placet corrtajmng.'8D lAcres, ly j ing on the road fr6m Due West /to i.Donjal'ds, arid within a few hundred i yards of a stop on t the'"Due W^st . railroad. : For. salfe to' wind up the estate.; I'will'-be in Due West next Friday, the 6th of June* Anyone fe: terested can write" me or meet me j there on that dky.'.; j 6-3flt. () . ErR., HORTON. t -'i :s> r \ 1 ./ f..>* 9' 'gainst the,law , ; . ; 11 Jt to guffaw ,1 JACK PICKFORD, I" and THEODORE | ? iitii a nn **rvMrv ,v wnA i munc. 1 so "The Lifre of The 20c. | ' ' \ ' (Tues.), 3 to/6:30. dmitted to jnatinee i of age. idne'sdav. A... CLARA.... , .... G hi TCHE SAVAGE > CINOGRAMS showin being welcomed in id 20c, . _ t.i? i School Commence* RDAV, Mdtinee and ar Cinema WIVES tt) >Cof ' ? ?WlO 000 i THAT WILL GIVE YOU .A? E!'cfF LIFfe'."''1 ;':i 3,1ll -i itO 'J VJfj;'. ) Jirf; iTOVJtl ' ' U I.4 ~ '-? -. rr-,T ^ ~ >) 'j'.- l-U', 'J C ?^: ' ^ , \ , ] V ' >y t '{% mid have to search [ ** ' * '|| it'tfo happily combine i . ', ' < .('' ' \ !'') v W ', ' J : '. . ; r (i . '--A /. ' ? . i - i] ee them, their loveli^gests the Outing, the I: even; an informal ' >ring. I \ ; i i ' voile in polka dots, iwered effects, sheer i; .: / j / i 1 ' id colors.: Gingham jj -fi"ncf -rkloi/^ f. tie could imagine. | I in all. manner of ; : r I :.t,/ f> s, embroideries and i cuffs: of organdie or I with good effect. j' )men and misses. ^ age From | $15oOO. ' | jmpcuiy |