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Willie Nickles, of Central, was in
town Friday.
.Mrs. A. W. Clark is visiting her
son, Mr. George Clark of Augusta.
Charley McKenzie and Julius DuPre
spent Sunday in Augusta.
Elbert Corley spent Sunday in
Clinton.
Miss Cora Moragne of Bordeaux,
is visiting relatives in town.
Baron Agnew of Due West, is with
the Bowden-Simpson Drug Co.
Mrs. Henry and daughters of Due
west, wer m iumi wivuunj.
The Rev. H. W. Pratt preached
Sunday morning in Savannah, Ga.
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B. P. Greene spent Thursday in
Greenwood.
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Misses Erin and Valeria Crowther,
of ntreville, were in town Friday.
Ernest and Eugene McCarter, of
Antrevile, was in town Friday.
Misses Clarkie and Willie Link
spent Sunday night in the city with
their sister, Miss Maggie Link.
Miss Eleanor Todd is here from
Due West to spend some time with
Miss Ruth McLane.
Miss Bettie Morrah, of Bellevue,
is a pretty visitor in the city, being
the guest of Miss Edna Bradley.
Miss Mary Celeste Parler of
Wedgefield, is here on a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Benton.
Henry Cason was down from Anderson
spending Sunday with his
home folks.
Mrs. Lemmon, of Lowndesville, is
the attractive guest of Mrs. C. E.
Williamson for a few days.
Ralph Welborn, of Anderson,
spent the week-end with his sisters,
Misses Mae and Annie Welborn.
Misses Daisy Maxwell, Lila and
Marie McCaslan spent Sunday with
Mrs. W. L. Dawson, near the city.
Mrs. W. T. McGowan. of Timmons
Iville, is visting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Hill.
Sidney Kay, of Atlanta, is in the
city on business and visiting his
brother, R. Glenn Kay.
Robert L. Cheatham arrived in the
city Sunday having received his discharge
from Camp Jackson.
Sergt. Major Thompson Penney is
expected to reach Abbeville the latter
part of this week.
Mr. T. P. Thompson has returned
from Lexington, Va., where he attended
the V. M. I. finals.
W. W. Black and his son, Marshall
Douglass Black, of Mt. Carmel, were
visitors in Abbeville Saturday.
Miss Mary Bowie left Monday to
attend the National Home Economics
Conference at Blue Ridge N. C.
Mr; Sol H. Rosenberg is expected
to arrive this week from New York,
where he has been doing his fall buying.
Sergt. Arthur Rosenberg has landed
in Newport News and is expected
to reach Abbeville in the near fu
lure.
Mrs. Jennie B. Hill, who has been
here on a visit to relatives, left Sunday
for a short visit to Hamlet, N.
C., before returning to her home in
Birmingham, Ala.
Entertaining the Bridal Party.
Miss Margie Bradley was hostees
at an after-the-rehearsal party Monday
night, entertaining the guests
who are here for the Klugh-Garner
wedding.
The entertainment consisted of
merry contests, bright and attractive
! toasts to the bride and groom and
the enjoyment of an attractive salad
course at the close of the evening.
Miss Bradley's guests were, Miss
Mary Klugh, Misses Elizabeth and
| Mary Garner, Miss Theo. Young, Mr
! and Mrs. Fred Garner, Miss Margar|
et Klugh, Ms. B. A. Maultzby, Miss
i Edna Bradley, Miss Margaret Perrin
I and Miss Susie Stevenson, and
! Messrs. Maurice Garner, Evans GoodI
win, Dr. Glymp, Stewart Smith, Gor
don Hughes, Dudley Beatty, Sam
i Layton, R. P. Morgan, Boyce Widej
man, James Klugh, Gottlob Neuffer,
i W. D. Wilkinson, Owens Speed, L. S.
, Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bradley,
| and Prof, and Mrs. Mark Bradley.
A Daisy Party.
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Miss Marion Cason gave a delightj
ful party to her young friends Mon|
day afternoon at her home on Maga1
zine street. The color scheme of
I whit.p and vpllnw was parrier} nut. in
i the decorations, many beautiful vases
of daisies being used. The place
I cards were daisies and the cream and
i cake served carried the scheme of
: yellow and white through.
I There were seven tables of players,
progressive Rook being the game
played.
i Miss Kate Marshall served a coolI
ing punch on the porch throughout
the afternoon. The party was per;
feet in detail and was greatly enjoyed
by the young ladies present.
A Lawn Party.
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Miss Edna Bradley entertained at!
a delightful party Saturday afternoon
at her home on Greenville
i street in honor of Miss Mary Klugh.
Theve were nine tables of players, j
the games being progressive Rook.:
The tables were placed on the lawn|
and made a sweet and attractive nicri
tu re.
Mrs. Thos. Lyles Davis served
punch while Mrs. Bradley was assisted
i 1 entertaining by Mrs. J. D.
i Ker., Mrs. Frank B. Gary and Mrs.
iW. ~). Morrah. The souvenirs were I
; tiny dolls dessed as bridesmaids,
j Miss Mary Klugh drawing the minia'
ture bride and being presented with
a dainty piece of lingerie as a souvenir.
Cream and cake was served at the
j close of the evening.
Rook Party.
Mrs. Bill Speed entertained Thursday
afternoon at Rook. The porch
i was heaiit.ifnllv Hprnrnt.pd for +.hp nr.
casion. There were seven tables set
1 for the guests. After an enjoyable
time spent at the game of rook, ice
cream and cake was served as refreshments.
Among those present
were: Misses Marion Cason, Mar!
gaVet Perrin, Margaret Bradley, Ruth
McLane, Fannie DuPre, Mary Hill
Harris, Catherine and Ada Faulkner,
I Margaret Cothran, Ruth Howie, Marion
Daniels, Mary Milford, Winona
i Barksdale, Mary and Sara Haigler,
I Elizabeth Jones, Kate McDill, Kate
Haskell, Caroline Reese, Susie Mabry,
Mary and Virginia Aiken, Edna
| Bradley, Mrs. Paul Kennedy, Mrs.
! Langdon Wilson, Mrs. Andrew Jackson,
and Mrs. Jack Pressly.
Card of Thanks.
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The family of G. H. Yarborough,
who died last Wednesday evening,
June 18, wishes to thank friends for
their many kindnesses during the illness
and death of Mr. Yarborough.
j CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
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The U. S. Civil Service Commission
will hold an examination for
Unskilled Laborers (Charmen) for
men oly on July 17, 1919, at Abbe!
ville. S. C., to fill vacancies in the
Custodian Service in that city. Salary
$300 per annum. Age 20 years
or over. The examination is open to
j all who meet the requirements. ApI
plication blanks and full information
can be obtained from the Secretary,
: Local Civil Service Board, at the
1 Post Office, Abbeville, S. C., or from
i the Secretary, Fifth Civil Service
District, Atlanta, Ga.
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Visitors For the Wedding.
Many visitors are in Abbeville foi
the marriage of Miss Mary Klugl1
and Mr. E. M. Garner, which inter
esting event takes place tonight a1
the home of the bride's mother or
Wardlaw street. Among those whc
are here are, Mr. Schumpert Garner
Miss Marie Garner, Miss Theo
Young, Miss Elizabeth Garner, Misf
Blanche Garner, Mrs. Garner, Mr
and Mrs. Fred Garner, Mr. E. A
Goodwin, Mrs. R. P. Morgan, Dr. W
M. Glymp, Mr. J. Gordon Hughes
Mr. Stewart H. Smith, Mr. Brock
Mr. Sam Layton, Mrs. J. D. Arthur
all of Union, Mrs. Joe. V. Elgin, ol
Bennettsville; Mrs. J. E. Roddy anc
Miss Nan Roddy, Mr. and Mrs. W. B
Klugh, of Rock Hill; Prof, and Mrs
Mark Bradley, of Clemson; Rev. anc
Mrs. Q. T. Bradley of Troy; Mr. anc
Mrs. J. T. Bradley of Union; Mr. L
S. Bradley and Boyce Wideman, ol
Troy, and Mrs. Thos. McNally oj
Union.
In Honor of Mrs. Dargan.
Mrs. Thomas L. Davis will enter
tain this afternoon at the home o1
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Star!
at a card1 party in honor of Mrs. R
L. Dargan, who is in the city on z
visit.
Miss Sarah Haskell is visiting Mrs
Raymond Burke, at Paulsboro, N. J
Mrs. Burke is remembered here a?
Miss Etta Allen, who taught in the
public schools.
WANTS
FOR SALE:?Good mule. Apply tc
M. E. HOLLINGSWORTH.
LOST:?Handbag between Abbeville
and one mile beyond Watts. Papers
of Singer Sewing Machine Co., ir
bag. Return to ^ress and Banner
Mr. J. L. Clark's gun shop and gel
reward. 0. M. DUFFIE.
6-20-3t Pd.
LOST:?Pair eye-glasses, nose, witli
gold chain and ear clip. Lost several
weeks ago. Return to D. H,
HILL. 6-20-lt.Pd.
FOR SALE:?One Car of 29 Gauge
Corrugated Galvanized Roofing, at
$5.50 per square.
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Mrs. Maultzby Entertains.
Mrs. B. A. Maultzby gave a delightful
patty Friday afternoon at
, the home of her mother, Mrs. J. C.
, Klugh, in compliment to Miss Mary
: Klugh, whose marriage to Mr. E.'M.j
i Garner of Union, will be fcelebratedl
Mrs. Maultzby's guests were en-j
' tertained on the beautiful lawn which,
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surrounds the house and on arrival:
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i each guest was presented with a
pencil and card on which they drew',
1 a picture of the bride which will be'
presented to the groom.
! Little Ben Maultzby, dressed as:
Cupid brought out a cake from which,
j each guest drew a favor, the married
! women drawing cards of advice on!
! how to manage a husband, while1
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'Miss Mary Quarles Link the thimble,!
1 Miss Julia Mabry the dime, and other
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