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Pete Dugan is visiting his mother jj
in Honea Path. g
^Herbert F'erguson, of Saluka, was 3
in town Tuesday.
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Bill Reid, of Cold Springs, was in j r
town Monday. C
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Tom Sherard spent Monday after- ;
noon in Anderson.
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City Clerk T. G. Perrin spent I {
Tuesday in Anderson. jr
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Miss Parry Hughes spent Tuesday J
in Hodges with relatives.
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Reed Ashley, of Antreville, spent L
the week-end in Abbeville. f{
Lucien Lomax, Atlanta, was a
visitor in Abbeville Wednesday.
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Misses Annie Bell and Hattie Lou C
Haddon, of Antreville, were in town
Tuesday.
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Mfsses Lily and Bessie Link, of d
Lebanon, were in the city shopping}
Tuesday. a
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Mrs. Gerald Martin and -Mrs. J. L.
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Schroeder spent a few days this 1^
week in Atlanta.
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Mrs. Otis McMillan, of Greenwood,
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spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ,J. M. Gambrell.
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Mrs. Joe Everett, and little Joe'
Everett, Jr., left Wednesday for A
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their home in Spartan our?-.
Miss Annie Grier, Spartanburg, is
expected here tomorrow to be the ^
guest of Miss Mary Quarles Link.
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Mrs. Mary McCarter, of Antreville, ^
is visiting her grandson, Henry Bell,
who is sick at the home of Mrs. J. G. ^
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Miss Howard Hill, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Hill, ^
has returned to the Woman's College ^
Due West. |
Dr. Walter McFall, a student at1
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the Atlanta Dental College, was the
guest of his uncle, Mr. Joe Hughes, j
this week.
The family of Mr. Albert Power, |
which has been down with influenza j
. for the $ast few days, is greatly im-j
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pennell have i
returned after a wedding trip in the :
mountains of North Carolina and are
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at the home of the bride's father, i
Mr. Henry Power, Brownlee.
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Mrs. Eugene Power, and little
sor, who have been ill with influenza
of ir ! *% V?r\rv?o rvf " TWonvv Pawov
Brownlee, are reported to be greatly
imp.ovcJ.
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Mrs. E. C. Horion went up to Wil-!
liamston Monday and will remain un
til Saturday with rome people.
Miss Magill to Return
The friends of Miss Sadie Magill.:
as well as those nersons interested if.
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tne city scnoois, win uu
learn that Miss Magill has recovered
her good health and that she plans',
to take up her work in the Abbeville,
schools again this fall. Miss Magill,
has proved to be one of the best
eachers ever employed in our,
schools. Her return to Abbeville will!
contribute to the continued *:oo<l
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work of the schools in the future.
Death of Mrs. Clark
News has been received in Abbe-j
beville of the death last week of
Mrs. Shuford Clark after a Ion": and i
weary illness, in a hospital at Pinehurst.
Mrs. Clark was buried at herj
home in Raleigh. Mr. Clark is well
remembered in Abbeville and his1
friends sympathize with him.
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IRCULAT1NG PETITION I
TO GET CHANGE OF VENUE;
Friends of the two Gossetts are J
rculating a petition in this county
> be presented to Judge Sease asklg
for a change of venue. Two men
ere in Due West Tuesday with the
etition and are said to have obtaind
a number of signers.
The case of the Gossetts, charged
ith criminal assault, will be called
or trial here Monday.
Sheriff Burts has requested Govrnor
Cooper to send a military comany
here for the trial. Governor
looper, it was learned, is in New
'ork and it is not known whether he
ill return in time to take action on
tie request so that a company can be
ispatched to reach here Monday.
Solicitor H. S. Blackwell, Laurens,
nd George Bell Timmerman, Lexigton,
arrived here Wednesday to
repare for the case. Mr. Timmerlan
has been engaged to help prose
ute. 4 *
Procter A. Bonham and James H.
'rice, Greenville, attorneys for the
efense, were also in Abbeville Wedesday
getting ready for the trial.
lBBEVILLE will not debate
After having been assigned three,
ifferent opponents, the high school i
ebating team finally decided that
ley would not enter the debating
jntest slated for Friday evening,
pril 2.
The first opponent was Due West.
?ue West notified the locals that
ley had never entered the contest,
hen about a week ago Fountain Tnt
'as assigned in place of Due West.
l telegram from Fountain Inn stated
hey had withdi-awm from the deDOUBLE
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bate. The local team notified the D<
bating Council of the University c
South Carolina, which is in charg
of the assignments that Fountain In
had withdrawn and what actio
must be taken? This message sent b
jwire Friday afternoon was not ar
swered until Monday afternoo
late, which stated that Abbevil]
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would cieDate iva. rnur lu mc ai
rival of this message the local tea!
wired the Council that, in the al
sence of further instructions, it we
assumed that they would have no 0]
ponents for Friday evening. Aft*
this message was sent to Columb:
the notice came to debate Iva.
It is not convenient for Abb<
loss of a day or more, no time wj
loss of a day or more, n time w?
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i town judges, arrangements woul
jhave to be made for chaperones \
accompany the team, for places 1
stay at Iva, and the fact that the I
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.cal team felt they had stood enou?
| assigning, the whole affair was cal
^ed off and the authorities prompt
notified of the action.
It is unfortunate for the debato
that this action was necessary i
they have spent considerable time i
preparation, having entered the coi
test in all good faith and were worl
ing to win. Unless better arrangi
ments are made for assignmeni
next year, the high school team wi
not enter the contest at all.
Visitors from North Carolina
Mrs. J. A. Spence, of Ashbor
and Miss Chase Boren, of Greenbor
N. C., ai-e in the city for a visit 1
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Mrs. W. L. Peebles. Both have visitc
in Abbeville before and their r<
jtirn gives pleasure to a wide circ'
friends.
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