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Following the suggestion of the ^
ltydera of theChautauqua about 25 &
mTA W';. fedies. /of %e;:town have
" conked a Commfcnifr League, the ^
cfoject being the prp^tion of the . ^
^wrtMrprtre of the town, the cn- n ^
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. eouragement of a higher social en- j nas
vironment, the . improvement of ianc*
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educationallKadvantages, as well asj M
the general welfare of the entire com-, the
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munity. This organization supplies a; a Sr
jong-felt need aijd. it is earnestly Sr.,
urged that every citizen of the entire at t]
town and all the surrounding com-; M
mni-jnitioo unii inin the leacnie and! fron
work for the betterment of con- seve
' ditions. ' , M
The Compulsory Educational Law'has
went into effect Nov. 17th, thereby! of h
increasing the enrollment of pupils; ^
to about 160 in our school, With'retu
more to be added in a few days. The
of Prof.' Mre
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splendidly. The consensus of patrons.
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trustees and friends of the school is, I,,
i Mrs
\ . , that he is a fine tteacher, a good dis-|
ciplinarian and is worthy of all the
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praise and commendation that is be*
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ing expressed in his behalf.
, Rjev. . N. G. Ballenger with his re'
family, consisting of wife and| ^
daughter, came Tuesday to enter^
upon his duties as pastor of the
, Methodist church. They met with an a^e
extremely, w^jim.-welcome from the! M
members of his church, the Parsonage
was put in order, the pantry filled j ^
with nice groceries of all kinds andj D
and a splendid dinner was served by: ure<
the ladies of the congregation. There | Har]
fti? one thing that Loundesville can noui
always be depended upon- to look imp]
well to the comfort of her ministers ' M
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and, teachers. McA
Rev. H. G. White has returned quie
from Columbia where he attended actii
the Baptist State Convention. has
Mr W. E. EJlis was called to Plar
Hodges a few days ago to the bed- mob
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side ot His motner, wno is extreme- n
ly ill. S sorr;
' Dr. Kirkpatrick spent last week at trea
iAahewille, attending the Southern ville
Medical Association. friei
Mrs. Irma Barksdale has accepted earl;
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.TAOO r<Y ' n sUVff
i Most Wonderful
IN ITS SIXTH YEAR (
r CLERGY OF EVERY CI
tAL LESSON AND A "PR<
stock eJUxrisfkstr?d'
NOERFUL PLAY* AMERICA' \
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THIS YEAR THMMSVEMEFOftE?
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'own people are buying sea.
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as teacher in .the Midway strengtl
h School. ! " Mesa
riends of Mrs. Emma Bowman Cunninf
lisle will regret to knowthat her ?'ant
iition is such that Dr. Kirkpatrick Piseator
id it necessary to take her to forbids,
Anderson Hospital for treatment, j
'r.T. C.LiddelJand his little so#. 8<I?^rre^
CjsSt,,1'spent the week-end . in '
. it ti ''r \ %
erson with relatives. r
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r. Claude Armstrong of Savannah V r
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been on a short visit to friends relatives.
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isg Gladys Grayson, a meirfber of j 5^^
Anderson Hospital Corps, made ^ n
tort visit to Mrs. E. W. Harper guntj'ay
whom she nursed while a patient j ^
fiat institution a few weeks ago. '
r. T. D. Cooley has' returned as * air
1 Atlanta, where he spent ^harpe
, , , . Annie
ral days on business.
Lucious
r. Henry Tennant of Atlanta, ^ Tjie
been on a short visit to the family,, .
_ but' we
is father, Mr. H. C. Tennant Sr. j family a
rs. L. S. Ligon of Greenville, has ^jg wee
rned to her home after, a fort-J up but
its visit to her parents, Rev. and new W0I
, H. C. Fennell. , j
rs. J. C. Nickles of Greenwood the hous
it laet Sabbeth with her daughter, jyjr q q
.M. P. McCalla. vacated
r. and Mrs. D. M. Lipscomb and and Mrs
ily of Ninety Six have been re- house vj
visitors at the home of Mr. and come M
, D. L. Barnes. our' com
riends of Mrs. John T; Baskin good luc
grieve to know that' her con- Emmii
>n is becoming more unfavorable, and Mrs
is confned to her room now. at this v
iss Annie May Hutchison spent well,
week-end with her aunt, 'Mrs. LJ Mr. R
'ettigrew at Barnes. Mr. Geoi
r. Harper with Geo. Harper of Miss I
jnwood, came to see Mrs. E. W. Maxwell
per, Sr., on last Sabbeth. He pro- J. Botts,
iced her condition as very much J Mrs. r
"oved. i list atth
essrs. Fred^ Nance and Tom speedy r
lahan have , exchanged the Mr. J,
tude of the country for the busy Mack W
rities of town life, the formerj Mrs. 1
charge of the Broadwell Mill night wi
it, the latter engaged in autoile
business. * W1I
riends of Mrs. Ella Latimer arc
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ytfo learn that she is undergoing Colum
tment in a hospital at Gaines- Jordon,
, Ga. She has many warm known
ids here who wish for her an national
y restoration to health and America:
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BY GEORGE V.^Hu
I Play in America
DF CONTINUOUS SUCCI
TY IN THE UNITED STA
5DUCTION"
COMPANY OF 36 PEOJ
v "WONDERFUL COSTUM
ELABORATE SCENIC E
10 BIG SCENES
NOTABLE CAST OF
GUISHED pAYERS.
Entire Lower Floor $2.00
Balcony, $1.00 and $1.50,
Reservations accepted wh<
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panied by Mail Order or
r . - Check.
Open
taOnly-Fi
ts fast, and we advise local pi
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rs/ JX 'iJL' Barnes and W. T.'lawyer and ch
rham. our gentlemen of "ele-1 committee ol
isure,"have ceased to follow!Association, a
ial pleasure, as the sed&on'tor of the Ni
but are now busily engaged have been invi
: the furry tribe-! at the ehnual
sj -rajbbits? "tigers'' etc.f 'Carolina? Cot
' "Vf .1 1, I held iit Craven
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invitations ani
SANTUC NEWS. * > present.
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c, Nov. lg.-'-Mr. Andy Mor- one of the mc
: Columbia,came up'and spent in the state. I
with home folks. \ J a' constructive
ind Mrs. Welter,:Abies had fitted to'the
guest Sunday, Messrs, W. H. of acti?n t
and M. ;B. JHfy, MWses Mary, outand
Louise.' Kay and Mr. Every coun
Abies and.,foster, Miss Gus-J represented al
day was ver^ much enjoyed, of the countii
regret to say, Mr. Abies and zation has all
re going to move td Abbeville' Extraordinary
k. We are sorry to give them'^0 perfect (
wish them success in their counties that 1
:k. zed before De
T? Pirt^orHcnn will
e vacated by Mr. Able, while M&8
Kay will occupy the house
by Mr. Richardson and Mr.
. R. A. Hagen will occupy the ] e
icated by Mr. Kay. We wel- ?un^
r>- v j .j - Court oi
r. Richardson and family in hoyt AgHL)
munity and wish them all the
k* ' N DAISY ASHL
e, the little daughter of Mr. By authorit,
. J. R. Haddon, is right sick by ^ CoUrt'
nriting. Hope she will soon be AbbeviUe Cou,
in the above s
oy Kay spent Sunday with for at p,
ge Morrison. ville c. E > g
tuby Richardson, and brother December, A.
, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. legal hours of
scribed land, t
ruppy Boyd is on the sick or parcel of 1
is writing, hope for her a being in Donal
ecovery. ' County, in the
, R. Richardson visited Mr. taining One Hi
right Sunday. (148) Acres, n
2. J. Botts spent Saturday ied by lands o:
th Mrs. Lizzie Langford. | Jesse Brock, A
Ferguson, Joh
-L MAKE ADDRESSES tract of land o
i i. J. N. Ashley at
ibia, Nov. 17.?Col. Harvis TERMS OP
fianw?i'o chaser to nav
VI Vjcwi5ia> VIIC VI vuc vcov ? <?w farmers
in the South and THC
campaign director of the
n Cotton Association: Thos. ll-ll-3t.3w.
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,ce present THE MOST WO
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no scntts
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Plus Tax* George V J M
5n accom" BIGGER AND B^TER"
Certified endorsed by the clergy of we
country as a 6REAT lesson ft
ElABQRA TE HSW SCEHK EFFB
COMPLETE NEW COSTUME AGO
t House
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nday, Woven
socle to reserve their sea ts at o
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a well known Georgian.
airman of the finance
the. American otton
nd W. B. Brown, ediew
York Commercia, T
ted to deliver addresses I ?1
meeting of the South
ton Association to be
i hall, this city, on Tues- 104 Acres
ill have accepted the , '
d are expected to be . .?
timber,
gs promises, according , goodru
the association, to be tiVcttlOIl
>st important ever held
Several propositions, of \
nature will be sub- I FOR SALE
meeting and a program CalhoUl
he ensuing year will be . ?
mg for
ty in the state will be tr&Ct fO
: the meeting. In most . (2s
permanent organi-1
ready been perfected. g
efforts will be made
organization of those
have not been organi- ,
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ter's Sale.
of South Carolina, llsll IFII I
ty of Abbeville.' 1
f Common Pleas.
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against
EY, et al, Defendants.
7 of a Decree of Sale gfe Years AfO, T?i
of Common Pleas for ^ ^
lty. in said State, made
tated case, I will offer .*
ablic Outcry, at AbbeC.,
on Salesday in Royw* City. Tex.?1
D. 1919, within the of ^ place> w
sale the following de- ^
o wit: All that tract Diriu Ui *"*
and situate, lying and menced to hurt me. I
ds Township, Abbeville to 5^ called t
; State aforesaid, con- ... v * t
, , , ? . , treated me...but I go
andred and Forty-eight
lore or less, and bound- 8ot worse an<i worse
f J. Elmore Branyan, was unbearable...I ^
i. D. Branyan, R. B. thfftft months and euffe
n Branyan; being the ,
wned and possessed by
t the time of his death. 1 toId ^ husband 1
SALE?CASH. Pur- me a bottle of Cardui I
for papers and stamps, j commenced taking it,
IS. P. THOMSON, evening I called my
Master A. C., S. C. m###t jor j knew I ?
many daya un'^ss I ba
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WDERFWL PLAY IN AMERICA . I
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IHIS YEAR THAN EVER 8EFQQE. . ?;. i :{
flWWf N0W IN ITS * '?* s +
*>ww?. 6M YEARj ' ' ''" w' P
irs AMD oreoMTMOovS Aiib " '" ?* 1 0
yjCTIOIt MARVELOUS SUCCESS I'
Ift.'i.TST rjl.fimos - : 0 C-?
lfter mU
^**1 Ml" I ft ik-JMt'f! TinO Jj-.r.C ' .no !< ?' .J
< ' itrtzk}! alb < y
rnce for choice locations.
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id For Sale
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room house, good barn, paseek
bottoms, 60,000 feet of saw
rural mail delivery, in reach of
ral high school, 60 acres in cuI-mt
i. Will sell or rent this tract
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!:?67 Acres, 11-2 miles from
n Falls, land adjoining it is sell$100
an acre. Will sell this
r less money. See me at once.
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HER FAMILY
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ildag She Might Die, Says Texas Lady, Btt Rv? 3
I* Strong Woman and Praises Cardai Far I
Her Recovery. I
Jrs. Mary Kil-1 the better. That was dz jetni a*? ' 9
ys; "After the J 8111(1 1 a still here and am a weH H
. .my side com- Btrong WODaan? and I owe my Mfe to HE
. . CarduL I bad only taken half the H
hftrt to SCO Bi
bottle when I began to feel better. H
be doctor. He mj8ery ^ my Bj^e g^t less... I I
t no better. I continued right on taking the OhrdcL H
ntil the misery until I had taken three bottles and I HE
ras In bed for dId not need any more for I wae well H
?v and never felt better In mj lite... I |
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have never had any trouble traax that M|
ip in a knot... ^ ^ S
f he would get ^ you stiffer from headachy t*ok- 9
would try it... ache, pains In sides, or other 4iscoa>* 9
, however, that forts, each month? Or do you feel H
family about weak, nervous and fagged-ottt If to, H
ould not last give Cardui, the woman* tmUi, a Hj
d a chance for trial. JL % B