Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mv/nuAi, lum vr*, - - f =& Xocal i | I flews : personals : ? =3? Mrs. A. B. Hill, of Brownlee, was in town Friday. Mayor J. Moore Mars made a business trip to Donalds Monday. Hon. J. Howard Moore spent Monday in Greenwood on professional} business. Miss Maggie Latimer, of Augusta,' is in the city visiting her mother, Mrsj J. H. Latimer. John Pierman, of Newberry,! spent Sunday with his uncle, E. H. I Longshore. J. D. Holstein, Jr., of Edgefield, was a week-end visitor with friends] in Abbeville. i Mrs. J. M. Morgan, of .Monroe, N. C., is visiting her son, J. M. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fennell spent the week-end with relatives in Lowndesville. Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Ander-I son College, has returned home for the summer holidays. Misses Mary Sharpe and Lila McCaslan spent Sunday in Greenwood with Mrs. J. A. Hagen. Mrs. Fairly Tiddy, and children, of Monroe, N. C., are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. W. Clark. Arthur Manning Klugh, of Wofford College, is here to spend the summer vacation. - \ Miss Nellie Pressly, or Cedar, Springs, was the guest of Mrs. Hen-; * ry Hill Saturday and Sunday. ^ urill rnf 11 m I HIIU iUUUICU vivtiuan nui tkoutii tomorrow from Lander College to spend the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Morse and Miss Emily Morse went over to Clin-j ton today on a pleasure and business trip. J. A. Schroeder, Jr., of Atlanta, i spent yesterday in the city with his I j wl l u is a fick: Don't trust to luck in the future, for ' deserting you wh< heb. - Prepare against I while you are in g( to earn money, th< to depend upon lu future. Many men arc cr, cause they have m think how most of money? THEY SAVED V Interest Pai< DI AWTC I LrtlllL "The Frie: ABBEVIL parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs A. W. Jones, Mrs. Essie Nickle; and Miss Mary Nickles spent Mon day in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quarles, Mis; Anice Quarles and Mrs. R. L Dargan of Spartanburg, spent Sun day at the home of S. J. Link. The Rev. Louis J. Bristow, T. V Howie and W. A. Rowell attende< the union meeting of Baptist church 9? held in McCormick Saturday an; Sunday. . Mrs. J. C. Klugh, Mrs. J. F Bradley and Mr. arid Mrs. W. W Bradley were among the Abbeville visitors in Due West Sabbath tr hear Dr. Robinson preach. Grover Hollingsworth has beer in Abbeville for the past several days visiting his home people ano seeing his old friends. He is looking well and prosperous. Julian Roche, John Lomax, Lowrie Wilson, Miss Ella Mae Tribble jind Mrs. James V>nmm*iv>r>f>nipnt. pxercises last week at Anderson College. Mr. Joe Hughes of Abbeville is vis iting friends here. Mr. Hughes was a member of the Trowbridge banc of boys many years ago, and ha: lot^ of friends here.?Anderson Dai ly Mail. Mrs. Lizzie Cason, who taught ir Anderson schools this term, and Mis: Marion Cason, teacher in the Tnmar High schools, arrived in the city Sat. urday to spend the summer here witl Mrs. Fanny Marshall. Misses Margaret Wilson, Lydia Owens, Mary Stevenson, Mary Grace Wilson, Mildred Wilson, students at Winthrop College, have returned to Abbeville to spend the summer vacation with their parents. Miss Mary Whisonant, of Blacksburg, who has been attending the 60th Anniversary celebration of the Womans College in Due West, came to Abbeville Saturday to visit her sister, Miss Rachi Whisonant. riiorlocj Proselv nf A IKTIIftfj) UJLJL VUa^iVO JL JtVUOiJ y vr* Ga., former vice-consul to Paris, was a visitor in Abbeville Monday, stop ping over on his way to Due West where he makes the commencement address at the Woman's College thii week. n Miss Margaret Cothran, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. W, y HX UJk&r C K LE THING to take care of you luck has a way of sn you most need emergencies NOW, )od health and able 3n you won't have ck or charity in the ncC. "lucky" hcloney. uu these me <?; r. soc you. i on Savr DC DAW no iwuiiY nelly Bank" LE, S. C. GRADUATION I Gift Suggestions Fountain PensWaterman, J Conklin, .1 Sterling. __ IEversharp Pencils- I !| The Perfect Writ-1 | ing Tool. StationeryLarge and Small | Gift Boxes. CandiesNorris' Assorted Packages Crown Pecan Rolls. Kodaks. I The | McMurray Drug Company. AB5EVILE, S. C. j| if S. Cothran, who is in the Baptist H Hospita1, Columbia, has returned to g , her home. The friends of Mrs. Coth-ig j ran will be glad to learn that she is '?| seme better. ll I RPinr.F n ijr i The Bridge Club will meet Friday;! 3 afternon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. W., Jj i W. Bradley. i BRIDGE PARTY. ji The D. A. R.'s will give a Bridge g party Tuesday afternoon at the home jj ' of Miss Nettie Russell. This is the g party which was'to have been given'jj last week but was postponed on ac- jj count of illness of one the members, g The committee will be glad if those |j wishing to engage tables will phone g them at once. Mrs. Wyatt Aiken, Mrs. W. A. S Harris, Miss Nettie Russell, Com- g mittee. Mri. James Fair Entertained |PS Mrs. A. F. McKissick entertained! c? at her home at Sans Souci Wednes-; h< j day afternoon at a very pretty! in party for Mrs. James Fair, one of U ' the season's bridges. There /were seven tables of bridge and a . very! enjoyable afternoon was spent. A chaming and suitable souvenir was F . presented the honoree after the games, which was a dainty basket ; in pretty color containing tiny jars , of j' "" * pickle, candy, spices and ! ^ other i xul articles representative j b of the gt .d things the young house-! P keeper will be needing on her pan-1 y try shelves.?Greenville Piedmont, j v ! f FORMER EMPEROR WILLIAM j o MAKES GOOD TAILOR I v I 1 London, May 29.?Former Emper-| s nr William nf flprm?nv. is trvintri r his hand as a tailor, according to ajv Central News despatch from Ams-iJ terdam. He is cutting out patterns n for many new suits with which hej is going to stock his wardrobe and n the dispatch quotes a trade paper asjc; declaring "he is excelling at the job."j f "How unfortunate It is," says this VVVVVVA.VVVVVVVV \ s] * v i, V OPERA HOUSE V r V PROGRAM. V , V N V TUESDAY VQ V FRANK MAYO V h V IN V a V "BURNT WING?" K . V AND \ a V"T V * .. HUNT \N V! w p - wic.-il .-.v'Tj-r Ao. f>. * ; Ob. 20c. ^ WEDN LSDAY Vj ^ IV ELAINE MAmMERSTEIN Vi k IN v|S( !V "THE COUNTRY COUSIN" v|w V And a Western Picturc " ^ n V "WEST IS BEST" V V 10c 20c. V v ' __ Vm V THURSDAY V v madelaine traverse v v in V "LOST MONEY" V S V And Two Reel Comedy V * V "A CHAMPION LOSER" V V 10c. 20c. V ^ \ o VVVVVVVVVVVVWVV a< * III I I Our New | In Palm Beach, Mohairs, K | very attractive in Style, Qu | best we ever saw and range | tive shades. We have then | to the minute and also in sta 1 comfortable, economical C Come in and see them. b | MEN'S SUMMER SUIT s PARKE] iper, "that William missed his vo-[ administr ition. After all the notoriety that Adams, d i achieved as an emperor one can -,probate 1 nagine what would have seen his anj Qn ,me as a tailor." flnal disc . such. NOTICE OF OPENING BOOKS A11 pers . said estai or Enrollment of Voters in Demo- , ? on or be cratic Primary Election _ Notice is hereby given that books ""W ?r enrollment of the voters of Ab- S eville County in the democratic S rimary election for the present ? ear have been received, and the B arious enrollment committees may * ind them in the hands of the Clerk f Court. The books of enrollment nil be opened Tuesday, June 1st., I 920, at the selected places in the everal sections of the county _ and emain open for the enrollment of oters until the last Tuesday in - i? 1 ann mi m l t>: uiy, i?2u. ine i^iuo uistricts relain as in previous Election year. The qualifications for enrollicnt in any club of the demoratic party and for voting are as ollows: 4 The applicant for membership, or oter, shall be 21 years of age, or ball become so before the secceed- co ig general election and be a white )emocrat. He shall be a citizen of ' r#< - ma he United States and of this State. C11 fo person shall belong to any club r vote in any primary unless he as resided in the State two years | nd in the county six months prior / 3 the succeeding general election ^ nd in the club district 60 days oM rior to the first primary following offer to enroll; PROVIDED, public school teachers and niiisters of the gospel in charge of sgular organized church shall be xempt from the provisions of this action as to residence, or, otherrise qualified. Under the rules ,a ew enrollment is required. Wm. P. GREENE, County Chairman. [ay 29th, 1920. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. tate of South Carolina, 4^ ~ County of Abbeville, kSlMg In Probate Court. ^vSjW Take Notice that on the 21st day JjuW f June, 1920 I will render a final laBtai ccount of my actings and doings as ^immer Su lool Cloth and Tropical W lality and Price. The patt< i from novelty mixtures tc 1 in young men's styles that mle models for the auiet dr ~ JL A lothes for hot weather. i S $10.00 to El and REES ator of the estate of Sam authenticated deceased, in the office of the ludge for Abbeville County, ?>31-3t. le same day will apply for a harge from my trust as J The Andre ons having demands againstjA. R. will mi te will present for payment? Wednesday a fore that day, proven and Mrs mi ^ pi" No matter hi i.5 buiit, unless it will fail to taste. Cooledge Hj made for every :-h stands for , tion of cost. OLEDGE HYGRADE Mr two letters as e you that you are tinjr thf best paint de for the Southern mate. IC ACKER BUILDING & REP. "Srf^ COMPANY f ABBEVILLE, S. C. P. J. COOLEDCi: SONS ATLANTA. mmMmm B I w I gg I! pa iits I orsteds, are |J grns are the jj > conserva- J are right up j esser. Cool, [j I $35.00. I or be forever barrel. RALPH W. ADAMS, Administrator. . R. MEETING. 4!f" iw Hamilton chapter D. eet in the chapter room fternoon at 5 o'clock. . F. W. Wilson, Regent. !? - I1FUL o\v Avell your home it is well p;: I r.lecl. reflect your rood :giade Paint are painting purpose. r help you in the )lors and est j ma f x. * i