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: U>ersonals :
Ryan Atkins, of Greenwood, spent
Wednesday in town.
Mrs. W. 0. Cromer was a visitor
in twon Wednesday.
Miss Julia Pennel spent Tuesday
in Atlanta.
Dr. P. B. Carwilse, of Antreville,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Franl^ Hill are
visiting relatives in Ware Shoals.
Little Sarah Edwards is visiting her
friend, Kathleen Brown, in Atlanta.
Mrs. S. J. Wilson, of Hodges, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. J. Whaley.
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Born?To Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Link, August 5, 1919, a son, R. L.
Jr.
Mrs. W. R. Pennell and Mrs. Geo.
Penney were visitors in Atlanta this
week.
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> News has been received of the
safe arrival of Jaipes Ferguson and
Manning Cochran in New York.
Miss Sara Ella Drennan and sister,
Mary, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Arch Kennedy, of Due West.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Haddon and
daughter, of Antreville, were shopping
in the city Monday.
Miss Mary Martin, of Simpsonville,
is speding a few days here. Her
many friends are glad to have her
' back again. ^
Mr. Charles A. Hagler, Jr., of Atlanta,
spent Sunday in the city with
home folks.
Miss Carrie and Miss Hannah
Cochran will return Monday from
Wayfiesville, N. C., where they are
visiting their brother.
Mrs. J. F. Edmunds and children
Martha and Bob, left Thursday foi
Chester, where they ,win visit mra
D. E. Eetes, Mrs. Edmunds' daughter
Allen Edwards, the young son o1
Dr. John G. Edwards, is here from
Edgefield for a visit to his grand
mother, Mrs. J. G. Edwards.
Mrs. T. V. Howie and Miss Rutl
Howie went over to Atlanta Tuesday
and took a lpok at the early Fal
styles.
Mrs. Richard Hill, Mrs. C. A. Hag
ler and Misses Mary and Sara Haglei
are spending this week in Atlanta
sight-seeing.
Miss Emma Harris and Mrs. Rich
ard Hill spent several days mos1
pleasantly the past week with Mr. anc
Mrs. Joe J. Link, of Bethia.
Miss Mary Hill Harris gave i
For Least
i A twelve-horse farm, three
ing farm of Supervisor W.
houses and near the Abbei
prefer to lease for 3 or 5 ye
ing rent, but might rent fc
or several farms. For fur
Rev. M. R. PLAXCO,
Abbeville, S. C.
THE M'MURRAY
' dancs Thursday night at her home in
honor of Mrs. C. L. Sauls' visitor,
Miss Margaret Tuggle, of South Boston,
Va.
Miss Nell Beckham, of North, S. C.,
is the guest of Miss Ruth Calvert.
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; Mr. John McDormant has recently
returned from service overseas
and is greeting his friends here. Mr.
McDormant was among the first Ab|
beville men to go across, going with
a contingent of engineers.
; Misses Eunice and Lallie Calhoun
are expected in the city this week as
the guests of Miss Sarah Haskell.
Their friends will be glad to see them.
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Miss Kate Marshall is at home after
a pleasant visit to friends in Lowndesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowen andj
their children were in the city Thursday
from Antreville spending the day
with Mr. J. H. Barksdale.
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Mrs. W. D. Barksdale has return-!
: ed home after a short visit to friends (
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1 in Anderson. i Spr
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Mr. John Calhoun is in the cityj
j and will be the guest of his neice,'ad(;
1 Miss Sarah Haskell, for some time.jWe
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Mrs. Thomas Hanvey and her three I -^e
| children came in from Portsmouth rov
Wednesday and spent the day with yej
Mrs. Mary Kennedy before going into strj
the country, where they will visit the
relatives for some time. !
j Miss June Ramsford, of Edgefield,
j has been in the city for the past sev- atg
I eral days on a visit to her friend,
j Mrs. Sydney Eason, at Chief Justice mg
1 Gary's. Gh,
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Miss Meta Lithgoe, who has been in m.jj
Abbeville some time visiting Miss
Grace Smith, has gone to Greenville lon
I nnd is snendinff some time with
friends. I t"h~
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REMOVAL NOTICE. of
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T. H. Maxwell's Meat Market has car
t been moved from old stand on Wash- ser
I ington street to North Main, next agi
door to Stark's Vehicle Co.
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miles from Abbeville, adjoinJol
A. Stevenson. Good tenant { ^r(
'ille-Greenwood road. Would
ars to reliable party for standKe
ir one year, either as a whole
ther information address nei
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Owing to advantageous contracts
with singers and other (
artists and improved metnoas
of manufacture, the Victor
Company announces that the
price on all Victor Red Seal
Records, now selling for $2.00
and over will be cut in half.
Thus a $2.00 record will be
$1.00, a $3.00 record will be
$1.50 and so forth.
We have a good stock of
these high class records on
hand and" will appreciate your
letting us play over your selections
for you.
Many good selections among
the Black Seal, 85 cent records
also.
Tungs-Tone Needles, 10 cts.
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BOILER MAKERS MAY JOIN v
Chicago, August 5.?Further j
ead of the railway shopmen's!
!ke was reported today by union ]
cials who declared some 15,000 ]
litional workers in the Middle ]
st went out today and that a strike i
10,000 men on the Norfolk &
stern line had been set for tomor- ]
r. While these were the chief de- i
opments in the fifth day of the
ike, it was also announced that j
bars had been let down for the ]
lermakers to join the strike.
Li. M. Hawver, president of the ]
icago district council of the Federd
Railways Shopmen's Union, ]
ich called the strike of the shopn,
received a telegram from E. C. i
ase, the boilermaker's representa- ^
3 on the national agreement com;tee
of 78, saying that conditions
) not warrant folding men any ]
ger". Hawver said Chase had op;ed
the strike until a referendum of! ]
workers had been taken. The
eement committee has been nego-. ]
;ing with the railroad administran
in Washington. ~\
The shopmen's strike has been dered
illegal by railroad executives
0 have made the charge before
local bureau of the department
justice. '
it. H. Aistiton, regional director of g
rthwestern asserts that the strike
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s illegal since the grand officers
1 opposed it and ordered the men
return to work.
Union officials said that while thej
ike was called in defiance of the
ind lodge officers of the unjpns^inVed,
it was in compliance with
! wishes of the rank and file of the
leration. It was stated that they
!1 refuse to take a strike vote on
gust 24 as ordered by the grand
Ige officers, and that the railroad
ninistration must treat with them
i grant their demands for 85 centSj
hour for mechanics and- 60 cents'
' helpers if the strike is to end.
rhe railroad yards in the Chicago!
trict have become congested with
s and union officials declare all
Iroad service will be more seriously;
ected in a few days.
President Hawver said that the vote |
the Norfolk & Western men to
ike tomorrow was significant belse
F. B. Lauderman, their repreitative
is chairman of the national
reement committee.
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DIAMOND SPRINGS NEWS j
Mrs. H. M. Shumbert and three
;le children have returned home
;er a two weeks' visit to Mr. Shum
rt's sister at Silverstreet, S. C.
Mrs. Love, of Abbeville, and Mrs.
mson, of Chester, are visitng their
>ther, Mr. A. G. Baskins. ;
Mrs. .T. H. Carlisle and son, HarI,
are in Anderson on business. Mr.
ys Bonnan took them in his car.
Some of the people from this cor:
are attending the union meeting
ir Barnes, S. C.
rhe meeting at Fellowship has just
sed. They had a very good meetMisses
Othella and Beatrice Hor
i ,of Alabama, are visiting Mrs.
rrice Meschine.
Messrs. Tom Manning and Keys
nnan and Mrs. Norrice Meschine
t the Misses Honten at Calhoun
lis Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Bryan Brown and Lemual
iuldian were in Starr on business
yesterday.
Mr. Andrew McCallough, of Texas
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s visiting relatives nere.
Mrs. J. H. Carlisle and five chl- I
iren spent one day last week with I
Urs. W. W. Boleo.
Miss Annie Burriss spent last Sun- 1
lay with Misses Annie and Inez Man- |
ling. f [
Mr. J. H. Carlisle worked last week f
it Lowndesville with Mr. H. M. |
shumpert.
Messrs. John W. and R. W. Car- I
isle were in Anderson last week.
Dr. McCurry Glymph, optometrist, |
)f Anderson, is here on professonal |
jusiness.
The protracted meeting at the'?
Methodist church in Lowndesville i
vill begin the second Sunday in Au- [
rust.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McCullough ?
ind children attended the McCul- f
ough reunion at Iva yesterday.
Harold and Arnet Carlisle spent I
ast Frfclay with Daniel, Tom and f
Wilson' Shaw.
Mr. Wess Shaw and son, Graydon, {
vent to Abbeville Friday, on business. |
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TIRED OF PLAY !
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3aby's been busy all day, I
3ut now he's tired of play.
nto a happy slumber he has dozed, }
"or his shining bright eyes are closed. (I
le's been a horse, and been a train, I
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\.nd he's been a man in his own little 11
brain, I!
Vnd he's had his little troubles, too, > ?
3ut he wouldn't let them stay like j f
big folks do.
3e thinks, "daddy is gooder than any: I
one".
Ele wants to be big so he can shoot'=:
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a gun,
\nd drive a horse, and smoke a pipe, j
tVear a collar and tie, shave and have j
a knife. '
tie's not tired of toil, just tired of ]
play.
But f the angels do not take him j
away,
"rom slumberland hell be up on the 1
morrow
With shining eyes to help you cast j
away your sorrow.
?Ada Sanders, Lebanon, Fla.
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