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* [Xocal flews : h : JPersonals : ? ? * Douglass Black of Mt. Carmel, C was a visitor in Abbeville this week, d u Mr. W. A. T. Oliver of Gadsden, Ala., is visiting relatives in this city. ri Miss Ethel Baer of Atlanta, is the a guest of Miss Gertude Calvert. ^ Ollie Hatson, of Mt. Carmel, was in town Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles of Due ^ West, were in town Wednesday. Lieut John Lindsay, of Clinton, is n visiting his sister, Miss Eliza Lindsay. ^ h E. J. Adair of Clinton, was in town Thursday. n Mrs. S. 0. Botts of Central, was .J IS in town Wednesday. V The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Pratt left Tuesday for a visit to Columbia. C W. F. Clary of Catawba Junction, T spent Sunday here with his family. Mrs. John T. Cheatham is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ames Haltiwan- ^ ger in Columbia. V Miss Margaret Pennal is visiting 11 her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Bailey, at Great Falls. b Misses Gladys and Mary Grace; C< Wilson of Watts, were in town on Thursday. jr< I* Mrs. B. P. Greene left Wednesday) for a two weeks visit to her daugh- ' ter, Mrs. J. W. Jones of Atlanta. j ^ |C< Miss Cleo Bush of Winder, Ga., is ^ in the city on a visit to her friend,' Mrs. Frank Andrews. M M Mrs. H. C. Fenell is visiting her aunt Mrs. E. 0. Clinkscales at Lowndes-. ^ ville. t, Langdon Haskell, of' Salt Lake City, Utah, is visiting his father, Mr. L. C. Haskell. * b Mrs. Sadie Mazyck and Mrs. Liv-| ingston of Clinton, are visiting friends in the city. ^ ! t< Earl Graves is at home from Clem-i s' 1 L on College, where he graduated this J year. Alpheus Leslie is at home from ^ Clemson College for the summer va- r' cation. a Weber Wilson, Bill Hughes, Maxcy Johnson, are at home from Clemson fox the summer vacation. w Mr. J. A. Ramey has returned W 1 from a business trip to Baltimore w and New York. ? The Rev. J. L. Daniel left this week for Columbus, Ohio, for a stay of several weeks. h Miss Mary Helen Smith, of Elber- e ion, Vjrii., is visiting nex bisiei, uxia. W. A. Lee. . t( V Mrs. E. M. Anderson, of Hartwell, ^ Ga., was in the city this week visiting the family of Mr. Chas. McNeill. James A. Hill and Andrew Hill at- q tended commencement exercises at u CJetnson College. u js Mrs. John A. Harris and Mrs. J.|n C. Ellis were visitors in Hodges onj Wednesday. E Miss Maggie Latimer has returned v to her home in Auiusta, after a pleas- j b ant. visit to friends here. Mrs. Lati- c W.w ' " I ^ mer will remain a while longer. Hiss Ruth Calvert, who has been S teaching the past school year at J Pinewood, S, C., is at home to spend. $ - tfce summer vacation. * : f'i >*. :t .' v * 1# * V % v r t "r * -v7 * - e - Mrs. Emma Hoore.' Latimer ofi Lowndesville, jspent several days in! Lbbeville this week the guest of Mrs. . D. Kerr. Miss Addie Bowen leaves today or a ten days visit to her friend, liss Elizabeth Ellis, of Wilmington, r. c. George Cann and George Jones ave returned from Clemson to 1 * * *? i? J ?:J.U pena tne summer nonuays wim tieir parents. Ed. H. Smith left Thursday for lolumbia, where he will receive his ischarge in the next few days. He rill then return to Abbeville. Corporal Jesse B. Cochran has arived at Newport News, according to telegram whcih has been received y his sister, Miss Maggie Cochran. Mrs. W. S. McAlilley is at home fter a visit to relatives in Sumter, he was accompanied home by her ttle niece, Ernestine Smith. Miss Margaret Huguelet left Wedesday for her home in Hamlet, N. after spending a week here with er sister, Mrs. J. T. Hughes. Mrs. R. W. Smith was called Wed-! esday night to the bedside of her ither, Mr. Henry Yarborough, who i seriously sick at his home in Mcormick County. Geo. W. Calvert, of Antreville, a lember of the County Board of ommissioner, was in the city on hursday on business matters. Mrs. Welborn and her daughters, [isses Mae and Annie Welborn have jnted rooms at the home of Mrs. iJ. A. Muller on Vienna street and toved in. Mahlon Cann has returned to Abeville after a successful year at lemson College. He has about rejvered from the injury to his foot reived in a fall some months ago. Mrs. W. S. Cothran left Thursday jr Atlanta, where she will enter a ospital for treatment. She was ac>mpanied by her daughter, Miss [argaret Cothran. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williamson, !rs. Mary Kennedy and Mr. and Irs. James A. Hill motored over to reenwood Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Austin have relrned from their wedding journey nd have visited for the past day or vo at the home of Mrs. Eliza Mabry efore going on to Bennettsville, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert White are iking their young son, Earl, over j Atlanta this week to consult a pecialist, the little fellow having een in poor health lately. Miss Mary Hill, who has been eaching school in Timmonsville, has eturned to Abbeville and will spend tie summer with her parents, Mr. nd Mrs. J. L. Hill. Mr. Herbert Allen who once bejnged to Abbeville, but has gone off worshipping false gods in Greenrood, has been in Savannah this reek attending the Southern Cotton * <f lil Convention. Mr. J. H. Penney has received rord from his son, Sergt. Major "hompson Penney, saying that he ad landed in New York and expect d to reach home soon. Mrs. W. Joel Smith has received a elegram from her husband, Sergt. V. Joel Smith, announcing that he ad arrived at Newport News and rould be home in a short while. Frank Leslie has returned from Ilemson. College, .where he was gradated last week. He was accompan?d by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Leslie, who attended the comlencement exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mr. H. {. Wilson and Miss Marion Wilson rent up to Clemson Monday night to ie present at the graduating exerises. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graves, Miss lydelle Graves, Miss Eva Reames and diss Annie Belle Little were among hoae who vwent from here Tuesday o Clemson to attend graduating exercises. i t Mrs. Elizabeth Shillito and Miss Save your eggs while they are ! i plentiful. freaerve them in water- i Glass. One quart of Water-Glass j to ten quarts of boiled water wi 1 keep from twelve to fifteen dozen eggs at a cost of about two cents a dozen. Water-Glass, 30 cents per quart, you furnish the container. The \ M?Murray Drug Co Miss Leila Ellis left Thursday for her home in North Carolina after a successful season in Abbeville with | the Haddon-Wilson Co. Miss Ellis I i was accompanied by her sister, Miss I Elizabeth Ellis, who has visited here for. the past two weeks. Sallie Golding went down to Silverstreet this week, where they will visit for two weeks among their kin folks. Little Margaret DuPre went with them. j Picnicking at Martin's Mill. Mrs. Paul Link entertained a pleasant party of young people with a picnic at Martin's Mill Tuesday night. The occasion was in honor of Miss Lucy Evelyn Nichols, of Jackson, Ga., and Miss Mary McKibben of Jackson, Ga., who are her prety visi; tors for this week. The. young people gathered at the home of Mrs. Link and made the trip to Martin's Mill in big trucks, where a delightful supper was served and all the pleasures that go to made up a picnic, enjoyed. The chaperones were Mr. and, Mrs. Link, Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran and Mrs. J. W. Nichols. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank all of the friends and relatives for their kind-/ nesses and sympathy during our recent bereavement in the loss of our sister, Mrs. Ace Jordan. Sincerely, R. M. Tucker. Calhoun Falls, S. C, ^ WANTS | LOST:?Handbag between Abbeville and one mile beyond Watts. Papers of Singer Sewing Machine Co., in bag. Return to Press and Banner Mr. J. L. Clark's gun shop and get reward. 0. M. DUFFIE. 6-20-3t Pd. i LOST:?Pair eye-glasses, nose, with gold chain and ear clip. Lost several weeks ago. Return to D. H. HILL. 6-20-ltPd. FOR SALE:?One Car of 29 Gauge Corrugated Galvanized Roofing, at $5.50 per square. THE L. W. WHITE CO. 6-6-tf. TODAY?FRID/ MAY ALLISOP in I "IN FOR THIRTY I IA Comedy Drama With New An Twiets, and New Situatic $ ' j; & x*^ l?c V '"gt $103,600 to our share h< This amou monthly pa The independent count. Start one which begins Julj BUILDING i G. A, NEUFFERPreside J? You are not com Summer Suit, but 3 a difference. Dark need not be washe< Smart, rich patte heating woolen sui Separate fashior style-elegance, inc 1 I I I ' The National Sumi EAR] fTHE BEST OF50 TOMORROW GEORGE j ' (The man who put tl pictu ir uv?" 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