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TUESDAY, JUiN?i JLU, jf- 1 ij Xocal ^ r r ^ : personals : ? ' =jc Casper Little came up from Dyson and spent Sunday with friends. Glenn Baskin spent Sunday in Anderson with friends. Miss Myrtle McLeskey is spending some time with Mrs. D. T. Smith. Miss Chilcote of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. J. M. Anderson. j Mrs. W. F. Perrin returned from Chester on Sunday. Miss Myrtle lvxcijesKcy afternoon for Newport News, Va. Douglass Mahon of Williamston, was in town Monday. Mrs. S. R. Moore of Wadesboro, N. C., is visiting her husband. James Dusenberry was in Abbe-i ville Monday on business. Miss Mary Rudisail spent Sunday with Mrs. Pierce Bowen, near the city. George P. Cannon of Columbia, spent Saturday night and Sunday in the city. Charlie Armour went over to Atlanta for Sunday to see one of his] Georgia sweethearts. Miss Louise Watson is here from, Sumter on a visit to friends and relatives. Mrs. W. P. Kennedy of Troy, is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. T. Coleman. Mrs. H. R. McAllister is visiting her mother, Mrs. Virginia Miller in Laurens. Mr. Vannoy Weir of Athens, Ga., was the week-end guest of friends in Abbeville. Dr. A. M. Hill of Darlington, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Clinkscales Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Andrew Calhoun of Frankfort, Ky., who has been visiting friends in Abbeville, has returned to his home. f Miss Emma Cothran, of Greenwood, spent the week-end with her oeusin, Miss Margaret Cothran. Mrs. W. S. Cothran, Miss Margaret Cothran and Miss Kate McDill spent Saturday in Greenwood, j il-'- < - Mf. '^qrwoodi Graydon of Colum1 hjftt who has been visiting friends in J Abbeville, has reutrned home. * % ) i / ./ T. A. Hall and family of Bowman, Ga? are visiting Mr. Hall's brother, A. T. HalL lfwe Vnvrravof U umi al n f W om _ iBMO iUUl gai t U JLJVI AAIMUlet, N. C., is here on a visit to' her sister, Mrs. Joe T. Hughes. Miss Mary Lawson Link returned hom elast Friday after spending several weeks in Spartanburg with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Everett. Miss Eleanor Todd and Charles Todd, of Due West, spent last Friday in the city the guests of Miss Ruth McLane. Mr. Roddy Devlin came over from Greenwood Saturday and spent Sunday taking a "last look" around as a single man. Miss Coline Phillips and Miss Flora Timmons have gone to their homes fnr fh* vacation, leavine a host of admirers disconsolate. Mr.#and Mrs. W. W. Wardlaw of 1 Grey Court, are in Abbeville for a ' short visit to their daughter, Mrs. C. B. Hix. Miss Elizabeth Ellis is in the city j for a short visit ta her sister, Missj ? I I Save your eggs while they are i I , plentiful. I no< I Mr Preserve them in Water| Glass. _ One quart of Water-Glass H to ten quarts of boiled water uj will keep from twelve to fif- 9 teen dozen eggs at a cost of S about two cents a dozen. | Water-Glass, 30 cents per 2 quart, you furnish the contain- H The I McMurray Drug Co I Leila Ellis, who will close her season I with Haddon-Wilson Co., and return | to her home in North Carolina. fi .TiiHcre Frank B. Gary is in New- | w ?-?-o berry this week holding Court. Mrs. I Gary went down Monday for a short H visit, spending the time with Mr. and I Mrs'. John Kinard. e Misses Hattie and Hannah Roche I came up from Columbia Saturday I and spent Sunday with their home I folks. They spent some of the time 1 shopping in our up-to-date stores, J holding that they beat Columbia. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hill and daugh- I ter, of Honolula, arrived Saturday to visit Mr. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S John L. Hill, and other relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Thos. C. Perrin and I little child, who have been the guests h of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. White, have lj returned to their home in Spartan- Mi burg. ? Mr. Frank Allen of the 81st Divis- ;! ion, returned Sunday aner many ;i months service in France. He was !) met at the station by his aunts, Mrs. ;5 M. H. Wilson and Mrs. Corley. He ?. reached home in time to attend B church at Watts and to greet many j? of his old friends. 2j THE JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION | The reception given last Friday ^ night by the Junior class to the Sen- E ior class of High School, was a uni- 5 que and a most successful affair. The ||= reception was held at the home of j Miss Mary Hemphill Greene. E daistes^^u^^ils^^ver, had been used, while a daisy chain of conversation was one of the features of I entertainment. Punch was served by the Juniors of next year: Misses Mary White and' Elizabeth Gambrell; while Misses Janie Vance Bowie, Florence Neuffer, Lena Belle Johnson and Helen Milford assisted in entertaining. At eleven o'clock the young people went to the plaza in front of the Court House, where class songsfcwere sung, refreshments were served and ' the following program carried * the toasts being bright and witfy: Toasts. ? James Coleman, Toastmaster. ' 1. The Class of '19?Sophie Reames '20. _ m< 2. This Night?Helen Haigler '19 gp 3. A Twentieth Century Knight, pr ?Mary Greene '20. ge 4 The Future?Margaret Cox '19 ^ 5. Our Ancient Foes?Gwen cr] Bristow '20. ^ 6. Those Who Wrote Our Excus- Le es?Grace Dawson '19. jy Farewell Song?Junior Class. mj After the program, dancing on the an asphalt was indulged in for a short j.ol while. CHARLIE HAIGLER. Gi Charlie Haigler has returned to Sa; Abbeville after a service of many frj months in France. Mr. Haigler was lis * *i ^ ali :nj one 01 tne nrsi 01 Auuevuie a >uuug iw men to volunteer, having given up ca his work at the University of Georgia to! and entered the Mechanical department of the aviation service. His bright and entertaining letters to his home people, published in the vis Press and Banner, have made him inj many warm admirers over the county M: who are pleased that he is home so! again. se i U. D. C. MEETS TODAY. The U. D. C. will meet this after )n at 5:30 o'clock at the home o: s. J. R. Power. Mr?. 7. A. Cheatham, Secretary G2? TODAYDustin The Gentl Inc By Booth A Param LOOK? The Las! "THE LURE 0 And the 1st Episod< 'THE RE P' MARIE The Serial of a Matinee: 3:00 o' Night: 8:30 o'clc Admission: Owing to the fac big crowds at the 11 questing that as ma afternoon shows. A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR. Mr. Lawrence Hamer, one of th julders of public opinion on th artanburg Journal was in the cit iday and was a guest at the Junio: nior reception that night. A ough he stands back of the Dem< its, and knows all about the Fou: ?n Points, the peace treaty and th ague of Nations, they did not woi him Friday, for he spent his tim iking love to a pretty girl in pin d "tripping the light fantasti e" with all the pretty girls. HIS HOBBY. Col. Pat Roche was calling o eenville street Sunday night. H ys he called on his venerabl iend, Col. William Barnwell an tened to him talk for an hour c 0 on his hobby which is Jerse ttle. He says Co!. Barnwell als Id him abou1. old Hopewell churcl BACK AMONG FRIENDS. Mrs. Ella Lutlric.* is in I'.ic c:> iitiri& amcng her many friendr, b? 1 the gueoi f.st c J. P-. Her: rs. Latimer has been away fc metime and old friends are glad t e her. CIVIC CLUB. I -j Tho regular meeting of the Civ fj Club will be held on Thursday afte noon at the office of the Red Cro: . Home Service on Main street. EEM 500D PICTURESl -TUESDAY Farnum in eman From liana [ Tarkington ount Picture t Episode of iF THE CIRCUS" 3 of our Big New Serial D GLOVE" Arith WALCAMP Thousand Surprises clock, 4:45 o'clock. >ck, 9:45 o'clock. 10c. and 20c. t that we are expecting light shows we are reny as can do so, see the , \?\ ^ flfj i fl H>n, ^ KjjjL :|??? i a Hit |TM?U 1 ?!? ? ' "| jj Certainl; ie| I this year. ie j M find that h; y, ?j| ing you ha< \.\ 1 hot-weathe | =^Ti J ie' I INI ,| | u u ic| I In additi are stylish, jj exclusive ir n clothes desi e | Be reacb d j mid-summ* ,ri II Palm Beac o' jj and soft-fir y 5f;'| ' i h HOME FOR VACATION. ic Miss Angela Roche is at home fo r- the summer. She has been a pupi 5S at the Ursaline Convent for the pas year and has made a fine record. Shi ?WEDN1 Norma' 1 THE SAFET A Seled al KINOC Showing Some Ver; 10c. i ,?THUF Lillian 1 he Darling i THE LUST c A Wonderful Pict Shou 10c. i IjjlljH^jEBgjEB Cool Clothes.... Why So through ha even one sweltering ' -cool comfort that a will sice? v? y, you intend getting a Get it now and on the fli aving it is a lot more cor i it. We suggest that yo r showing of W^oAjacirtr4 D 1F\ rennrrwy MADE BY STROU9E & BROTHERS, INC., BALTI on to the non-heat retain well-fitting and wear-gi) lodels are the creations igners in the country. . r for the heat. Come in t( )r suit having tirs label, h. Mohairs, Goff Cloth, I t J i usn materials. M. Anders* Clothing Store ??I mmmmtmrjmmmmmr: 'aanr-r has been a pupil of music and hm ler.rr.ed the Black Hawk Waltz, jk old fashioned favorite of the fathex^. r _ 1 Mr. Maurice Garner of Uniot t spent the week-end with Mr. X CL jKiugh. ( I J : lalmage I fj ? ' JS n \ d YCURTAIN t Picture v ? J iSO <? ;rams . . Y Interesting Events. / _ ' M ?id 20c. . j 'M * ? I 4 tSDAY? I | Walker I | 4 of the Screen I in ,f THE AGES . ure that Everyone Id See. 1 and 20c. fl ___?^?? ?? ' > : . " . 'SP * * -S i'^8 x - > {E&h / ,... IB ' ,,v' '' 1-3 I 3 If the summer, or J day, without the IB lieht-weight suit H mid-summer suit 11 rst hot day you will ft] nf orting than wish- JH u see our splendid ful I MORS, MO. *1 ing qualities, they zing. These fine, i of the foremost J qtiH Q H /VftWJ WVAAVt. UVA WW U? 1MB Fabrics include 1 ^ilks, Tropiquates I jo Co# 1