The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 07, 1919, Image 5
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: personals :
Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Nickles are viitinjr
relatives in Atlanta.
E. J. Adair of Clinton, was in tow
Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Monroe, ar
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sauls.
Mrs. Robert Mabry and son, Ne(
arc visiting relatives in Antreville.
Mrs. Alex Kelley of Augusta,
visiting relatives in the city.
D. R. Riser, of Columbia, was
visitor here Wednesday and Thur:
day.
Miss Mamie Hill has returned froi
~ a visit to Miss Mell Mattison, Doi
aids.
Mrs- Jim Gilliam is visiting h<
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Harkness c
Antrerille.
Mrs. E. H. Richey and daughte
ilargaret, are visiting relatives i
Greenwood.
Miss Nannie Bowie of Newberr,
spent Tuesday with her parents, M
and Mrs. Bob Bowie.
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Mrs. Johnson Kilgore and childrei
of Newberry, are visitng iurs. otu*
Miller.
J. W. McKee, Columbia, was
business visitor in Abbeville th
week.
R. Carlton, J. L. Hanlin. 0. 1
Co::r;: Seaboard officials, were vis
torj -in Abbeville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnscn, Mr
H. A. Benton and Mrs. Charlie M
Kenzie motored to Donalds this wee
Jack and Hugh Bradley and Haro
Tate were among the young spor
who saw the circus at Ureenwoou i
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morrah, Mi
Bettie Morrah and "Billy" the bab
were in the city Monday looking ;
the Fall styles.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Tiddy,xRichai
and Sarah Tiddy and Miss Whisonai
saw the circus at Greenwood We
nesday night. They went over (
the Seaboard.
Capt. Foster McLane went over
Greenwood Tuesday to let the peop
of that old town see what a real
handsome man looks like, and inc
dentally to attend the U. S. Court.
Mr. John Barksdale was in Abb
vijle Monday on business. He sa;
that Abbeville is growing nearly i
fast as Greenwood and Atlant
thoueh he has not been in Atlanta :
tiie last week or two.
Among those who went to Greei
wood Wednesday to see John Robii
son's Circus were: Miss Helen Ei
wards, Miss Eva Reames, Miss Pea
Hagen, John Armour, Bob Green
Miss Lila McCaslan, Francis Mabr
Misses Mary Sharp, Essie Lee M
Cord, Mrs. Gussie Corley, Mannir
Cochran, Mre. Annie Mabry, Missi
Julia McAllister, Sadie Hammon
Daisy Maxwell, Marie McCaslan, Li
Richey, Mrs. Mary Kennedy and M
and Mrs. Charles Armour.
Sceine the Circus.
Mrs. R. R. Hemphill went over \
Greenwood Wednesday and took i
all the gay sights of the big circa
and came home after dark with a rc
balloon, a tin whistle and a box c
popcorn. She was properly chape
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oned Dy ner six year uiu mam
daughter, Annie Rogers.
"We are advertised by oui lovin
friends." Note the merchants \vh
contribute ^pace to the Red Cross a<
vertising!
f Bridge Club.
; The meeting of the Bridge C
this week has been postponed ui
next Friday afternoon, at which ti
j it will meet with Mrs. S. H. Ros
I berg.
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The U. D. 0. will hold ils regl
meeting Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the homo of Mrs. T.
[l White. The members are all uri
V to attend.
A Hospital Party.
j Mrs. J. F. Bradiey and Miss Je:
jliill joined forces Monday and g
the first party for the second weel<
i
civic club/Hospital parlies. Sixt
i ladies were entertained at the he
j of Mrs. Bradley. A delightful af
, i noon was spent.
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j ENTERTAINS MOTHERS CLU
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Miss Jennie Boyd entertained
j Mothers Club at the Commur
House Tuesday night. The Fatl
mi _ i
(were also presem. ine nuu?
{decorated in autumn leaves. Mis
Annie Hill and Cornwell, dresser
witches, served punch. Dr. C.
Gambrell gave a talk on the wort
the Red Cross in this county. Chic
salad, hot rolls and coffe and pui
kin pie were served.
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Barbecue Dinner. n
The Ladies of the Civic Club w
r? very successful with their barbe
in dinner Monday. The dinner
j ? -i?? 4-u^ r.
SCrveu Uil tnc ?>mi.a av VI ic v\
House and realized a neat sum
y? the club, half of which will go to
r. hospital and half to the general f
of the club.
n U. D. C. EXCHANGE.
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The U. D. C.'s will conduct an
I change on the plaza at the City ]
a Saturday, November 8, for the b<
is fit of the hospital fund. Abbe1
housekeepers are urged to take
| vantage of the opportunity off<
by the exchange to buy sometl
;i_ |,for Sunday's dinner.
BOLL WEEVIL FOUND
... IN ABBEVILLE COUIV
ck
County Agent W. A. Rowell
found the boll weevil in Abbe^
County. He discovered the pest
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three farms near Calhoun Falls Tuesday.
The lands on which the boll
lub weevil was found were those of Monntil
roe Burriss, Dr. T. V. Farrow and j
ime Furman Milford.
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Sympathy For Mrs. Speed.
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j Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wjllie
j Speed sympathize with ihem sincere- :
ilnr'ly in the death of their infant son,!
1 j which occurred Monday. Mrs. Speed!
(J. is critically ill and friends await with
?ed anxiety news from her bedside.
ALL WOOL AND A YARD WIDE.
The following business house? of
ssie Abbevile have joined the Red Cro.-s
ave 100 nor cent:
: of A. M. Hill Co., Raniev & Gilliam,
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cm B. T. Cochran, Philson-Henry, Favivimo
ers Bank, Rosenberg Merchantile Co.,
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ter-:L. W. White Uo. (irocery otort*.
WATCH THE RED CROSS.
B. .
A mammoth bill-board has been
thr rected on the public square and on
lity it is outlined a large cross. The cross
lersiis divided in sections to represent
was the various communities of the coun;ses
ty, and the quota of the Chapter is
1 as divided pro rata among the townships.
C. J During the roll call, as the member:
of i ship list is sent in, the Cross will be
ken painted red. The Chapter aims for a
mp- perfect RED CROSS, so every neighborhood
should endeavor to prevent
a white spot from being left on their
community. JOIN!
J. S. Cochran,
rere Chairman Roll Call,
cue ' 2
was ONE HUNDRED
>iirt VOLUNTEERS WANTED
lor
One hundred young ladies and girls
und are wanted to give three hours of
their time Saturday morning to help
call the roll for the Abbevile Chapter
American Red Cross. Any one who
will help, please report to the Red
ex- Cross headquarters above Mrs. Jas. S.
Hall Cochran's store Saturday morning at
ene- 10 o'clock.
vine i
ad-j The generous people of South
;red Carolina never forget the men in hosling
pital at Camp Jackson, and a vecent
evidence of this is noted in the roiceipt
of boxes of delicacies such as
jellies, jams, cakes, candies, biscuiU,
ITY chickens and "smokes" which have
I been received.
has j
/ille Your Roll Call button is your dison
; tinguished service cross.
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Reading From Left to Right?Sergt. CIj
Private Julian Wilkinson, Priva'.
LEGION WILL GATHER
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New York, Oct. 29.?Approxim- n(
ately 1,000,000 American veterans of ^
the world war will be represented at ;J(
the first national contention of the jz
| American Legion to be held in Minn-J w
: eapoli? November 10, '11 and 12,
jit was announced today at legion ^
I h.r '~v:r.:*ters here. The constitution!
' of the lep-'on provides that each
I s^te and territory and the District of
! Columbia shall be represented by '
| four delegates and four alternates
1 r.r.d or.e delegate and one alternate oi
ifor each 1.000 members.*" ' fi
I Mrs. Jai
Late arrivals
ji'.zk received a shi]
bought several month:
than they can be boug
Winter Coat.
Another lot of all v
will arrive this week.
Big lot of GEORG
are beauties. Come ir
I ? XWr* tnmethf
*? Give us a call. You a
I Mrs. las
SS WHILE SONS FOUGHT
:?GHT LIBERTY BONDS.
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kude Wilkinson, 1st. Lieut. W. ?
e Walter Wilkinson. Center?Mi
Two advance delegates a chaira
id a secretary will be sent to ft
}a'poli3 from each of. the si
anches of the organization Nov
ji* 7. The chairmen will be org
2d into a advanced similar to t
hich met in St. Louis last May th
iya before the legions caucus 1
i?i-e.
9TATE OF SOUTH CAROL!?!.*
County of Abbeville.
Tp Notice that on the 4th
December, 1910. I will renJo
>al account of my actings anJ
mw&SFMwm
5. S. CQ(
in winter w
pment of LADIES*
s ago when they we
;ht now. This is a g
rool Serge, Tricotine
ETTE BLOUSES r.
i and look them ovei
g We have the excli
IfITRITE Petticos
~i come in Cotton, Sil
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ng new in tins deps
re always vrcieoine.
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r IN FRANCE. FATHERipr
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^SSS^SSSBBSIBBS
). Wilkinson, Sergt. Alvin Wilkinson,
s. J. M. Wilkinson. * .
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nan ings as administrator of the estate of
lin- W. J. Taylor, deceased, in'the office
;ate of the Judge'of Probate for Abbeville -j
em-. County, and on the same day will ap;an
ply for a final discharge from my
;hat trust as such. ;
iree All persons having demands against
leld said estate will present same for pay!
ments on or before that day proven
'and authenticated or be forever } -w yC*
barred. v 'hi
! ' JOSEPH HICKS,
ll-7-3w. . Administrator.
" n j Edong to the Red Cross and keep V i
do- stprj with America.
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rearing affairs |
COATS that were I
re very much cheaper ||
ood time to buy your
?i TVI?it.. cir:a. m
anu liovcujr tjnn 10 ^
feceived this week. They I
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usive sale of the famous 8
its in Abbeville. They ^
k and Jersey. m
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xrtmeist every week, &
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