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j*rXocal 1 flews i i : iDersonals : ? II- J: R. H. Greene spent Sunday in Lancaster. , | n Herman Sharpe, of Donalds was ! v town Saturday. . I ^ I i Paul Knox returned from Wofford College Sunday. 9 j h Roy Power, and son Henry, , spent! t Friday in Atlanta. jg Louis Seal, of Logansville, Ga., ^ is visiting his father this week. E. J. Adair, of Clinton, was a business visitor here Saturday. v ' * I Miss Mary Dawson, of Santuc, n is visiting Miss Mary Mann. t F ' \fis? iVIarv T.oiiisp Dareran. of Soar I tanburg, is visiting friends and rela tives in the city. p n Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Manning, of s Calhoun Falls, were visitors in the C city Saturday. g o Miss Mai'ion Mabry came home Saturday from Chester, where she has been teaching for the past year, tl , E Mrs. J. E.^Bailev, Margaret and n Julia Pennal, of Great Falls, arc d visiting Mrs. Agnes Pennal. \ Col. Pierce Bowen, one of Santtic's y ' prosperous farmers was here Moc-[ day looking the part. h Joe F. Gibert, of Calhoun Falls,' q one of the county's best citizens was t< here Monday to attend court. j b Joe Mundy, of Long Cane, came: a to town Monday to do his ti'ading' while it was too wet to plough. R. T. Broadwell, of Lowndesville.j j was in me city luuuuay 111:5 c many friends and on business bent, j t, Mi\ and Mrs. John R. Lomax and i I stheir pretty young daughter, at- j j. tended commencement in Abbeville' ^ Friday. i Miss Sara Perrin and Miss Mamie j( Morse leave tomorrow for a nextend-' 0 ed visit to Mrs. Van Noy Wier in'^ Athens. | |s Miss Annie Roche arrived in the p city Saturday from Washington, D.'v C., for a Visit to her father, Mr. Pat Roche. * ' v Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Kay ani ^ ! t< little son, Glenn, Jr., of Eiberton,.^ Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. W. L. McCord, mother of Mrs. Kay. I b ' Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bosler and two children, Allene and Everett, of Cal- * houn Falls, and their visitors, Misses ^ Addie and Myrtle Latham, o' Iva, were in the city Saturday. i Mr. S. A. Waters, of Lowndesville, u was in town Saturday on business, a In order to keep up with the latest j news he came in and subscribed for c The Press and Banner. t1 i IT wel ve? 18?20hour!!! ..Oh, boy!1 with action and ro \ \ ik Liii 1 . - > .. _ &&. Mrs. Arthur S. Thomas, and chilIren, of Spartanburg, are visiting ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. lill, on Magazine street. Miss Katherine O'Neal, who gradlated at Winthrop last week with lonor, will be with Mrs. J. Allen Smith for the summer. Greene McCain of Groggy Springs, was here Friday to attend he graduation exercises of the leventh grade and to see the show '"riday night. Prof. J. McTyiere Daniel left Satirday for his home In Newberry t'here he will spend the summer with lis parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Danel. v . . - ? Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hawthorne ave returned from Rock Hill where hey went last week to attend the raduation of their daughter, Miss laude, who returned to Abbeville nth them. ? Mr. I. A. Kellar, of the Greenwood side, was in Abbeville Friday, le came to attend the commencelent exercises, being: interested in he graduation of his nephew, Letoy Hill Cox. \ Geddings Roche, who has spent the iast session at Belmont Abbey, Bel lont, N. C., returns home today to pend the summer with his father, Jol. Patrick Roche. Geddings made a ocd record at Belmont and the col nel is quite proud of his son. Misses Blanche and Annie Smith, lie pretty visitors of the Misses leames, of Magazine street, ha^e eturned to Anderson. They came own Thursday to see their cousin, liss Sophie Reames do her gradua!on "stunts", as they say in Due /est. Mrs. Belle Austin of York, who as been the house guest of Mrs T. I. White left today for a short visit ) relatives in Columbia before reaming to her home , Miss Mary fhite accompanied Mrs., Austin nd will visit in Columbia and York efore returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everett and oseph, Jr., are visiting at the home f Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson. Cus:>mers of the Haddon-Wilson Co. nable to find Grandpa Bill at the rnrp mnv locate him nlavinj? with ttle Joe under the pecan trees in liss Nan's back yard. Capt. W. C. Shaw, the cavalry 2ader of the Lowndesville section, ne of the best soldiers of the sixies and an all-round gooa citizen, :as here Saturday on business and baking hands with his friends.\ He aid The Press and Banner a pleasant isit. We are always glad to see him. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, of Anderson, :as down Friday to visit her daugher, Mrs. B. S. Reames, on Magaine Street, and to be present at the raduation of her grand-daughter, liss Sophie Reames, one of the right members of the eleventh rade. Mrs. Wilson greatly enjoyed fie exercises. She returned to her ome Sunday. Col. W. E. ?lorrisoja, of Long Cane as here Saturdav. looking as young s he did thirty years ago. He had u.st returned from a big fishing exursion on Reedy River, where about wenty of his neighbors spent a pleasHBHHBMBBOnB MB FRIDAY A! DOUGLAS "23 -23?the hours flew pa what a finish! Mary R< ars with fun. t ant two days outing. They made a|\ good catch and enjoyed a fine fish \ dinner, and a lot "of fisli stories, on ^ the river banks. V . V Lewis Clinkscales, who has just V completed hi? third year at Wofford, V College, Spartanburg, is spending \ the summer with his mother, Mrs. V Lamar Clinkscales. V Miss Ruby Hill Devlin, after a y pleasant visit to her friend, Missj^ Mildred Cochran, during which she ^ took in the commencement exercises, |v has returned to her home in Verdery.\ Miss Devlin is a pretty ancr accom-, y, plished school girl whose visits to\ Abbeville always give v pleasure to v ' her friends. V / ^ U. D. C. MEETING. v i V The U. D. C.'s will meet Wednes- ^ day afternoon, June 8th at 5 o'clock ^ with- Mrs. C. H. McMurray. " | ^ ' Mrs. J. H. Moore, Rec. Sec. L ! r: Book Club Meets Wednesday V Mrs. W. E. Johnson will be the ^ hostess to the Book Club Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock at her ol home on North Main St. /' di Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday w d< | Mrs. Fannie Allen was the re] ent of many handsome gifts when ^ I her friends and relatives called yes-! ja (terday to wish her many happy re, turns on her ninetieth. birthday, d .Mrs. Allen was born June 6, 1830 j | and has witnessed many wonderful | J events during her long life. She is , w j a lovable lady of the old school j p; i who numbers her friends by the Sl | hundreds. m I E ATTENDING STATE SHORT ! tn COURSE AT WINTHROP {_ The following girls who made the,so ! best record in the county Home Dem- Wi I o. j onstration work have beenn awarded the scholarship and left last week to at attend the State Short Course at'so Winthrop: Misses Janie Banks, Myra so Pettigrew, Mildred Winn, Eloise Hall us and Pearl Baldwin. |ai The clubs that have the Dest rec- ^ ord send tHe women and the follow m ing women also left last week: Mjssj*( Annie Cooley, Mrs. J. E. Brownlee, w Mrs. J. A. Ellis. st JIMMIE COTHRAN STUDENT ] E -? w Jimmic Cothran has returned to /, : Abbeville from University of South w Carolina, wnere ne nas Deen a student in the law department, and where he has taken a fine stand in .. i 1 " his classes. For the summer Mr. ^ Cothran plans to do extra work, C( ' and for that purpose he has secured quarters in the offices of Wm. P. Greene. Any persons desiring ' sound advice on law may find him ! there, but the bad boys around ' .town are notified there is no place J, for them. The young ladies are also n advised that Jimmie will not get | P marride until he has established i ti himself in the law. aj : d BENNIE CARROLL BURIED* S( The funeral services of the late n j Bennie Carroll, of the Abbeville! ^ | Cotton Mill village, who met a j ' I ft i tragic death Friday morning wore | " 1 held at the home of his parents r1 Saturday afternoon. F'v. Mr. ITar-'' , i M i-is, pastor of the 'Mill church assisted by Rev. Louis J. Bristow conducted the .-i :vices. Interment' was made in Melrose cemetery. . The deceased was only nine years| SATURDAY MACLEAN AN 1-2 HOUF f ist, and grinning Failure v >berts Rinehart's famous " OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM. TUESDAY ANNE CORNWELL "THE PATH SHE CHOSE" AND WILLIAM DUNCAN IN "THE SILENT AVENGER No 7 . 10c. 20c. WEDNESDAY NORMA TALMADGE IN "THE FORBIDDEN CITY" AND , WESTERN PICTURE 'ROARIN DAN" 10c ' 20c. THURSDAY < GEORGE WALSH " IN "THE BEAST" 10c. 20c. I age and was not employed as river of Greene's Grocery deyery wagon, but was sitting in the agon while the regular driver was ;livering ice in a customer's >use when the horse bolted, overirned the wagon, and threw the d out breaking his neck. EATH OF MRS. MARY PARKER Mrs. Mary W. Parker, aged 73, idow of the late Wm. Calhoun arker, of Abbeville county, died iddenly in the early hours of the orning at the home* of her son, dwin Parker, in the Bellevue seeon of McCormick County. Mrs. Parker has suffered for me years with heart trouble, but 11 .i-l 1 as not more unweii man usu<u inday. She spent the day at Watts , the home of Mr. Frank W. Wil>n, returning to the home of her n in the afternoon. She retired as >ual and there was no sign that lything had happened until her ttle grandson went to call her this orning at 6 o'clock when she was >und dead. Death apparently came hile she slept and without a ruggle. Mrs. Paifcer was a member of the \ piscopal church. Funeral services ill be conducted there tomorrow Tuesday) at 12:30 and interment ill be in the joining cemetery. The deceased is survived by hei nly son, Edwin Parker, by hei rother, David W. Thomas, oi fatts and many relatives in the aunty. Mrs. Ellen S. F. Norwood. f Abbeville was a sister-in-law. Mrs. Elizabeth fressly Dead Mrs. Elizabeth Pressly, widow oi . C. Pressly, died Friday afteroon at the home of her son, C. L, ressly in the Cedar Springs seeon. Mrs. Pressly was 81 years of ?e and has been a life-k>ng resient of the county. The funeral jrvices were .conducted at Lebaon Presbyterian church by the astor, Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, Saturay afternoon. The following chilren survive their mother: C. L., '. E., and J. A. Pressley; Mrs. En^Knox, Mrs. Frank Sutherland, frs. Allen Ramey and Mrs. Hill amc-y cf Abbeville. ( CARD OF THANKS { ________ We wish to thank our friends for JUNE 11th. D DORIS IS~LEA\ ras just reaching out a Saturday Evening Pos Admission, < .r , ' *-*: X\L*^Li _.A .. . .. .V >!l , k 0 You Can Checking I The.reason mor6 peop I tv do not have a check i PLANTERS BANK is bee derstand about it. j When we say {;you cai : count" with all the conv j safeties attached thereto I ^worth while to FIND 0Ur I .'not understand? , A checking account mi | ?You always have I ?You always have j ?You always know i money has been i ki ASK US ABOUT I' J I Interest Paid on s I " i \ ' .11 PLANTER "The Frienc i ABBEVILLE the kindness shown us during the recent illness and death of our ^ i mother and aunt. th C. L. Pressly, Brothers and Sis- m; ters. ti< \ I I I I , THE UNIVERJ jji!! The Ford One Ton Trucl ! IIIII just as faithfully and econt ' I III I Fojd Touring Car serve all ! i( ' and economically. The Fo: HI I sity to the grocer both in c ^ j[j | in bringing goods from the ? III from the country. It is I III I because there isn't a wan lllll business man that it doesn' ( lllll of quick transportation at: Siilj Come in,, examine the Tru lllll ?Ver ^ SU^eCt* I ~ ~* I ?' t . and 12th. lY -IN 'E " bony h^tnd for Bill when?\ it" story, made into a pictu Children 15c. Ad i . i- . .... . . . , :.... Have a : :;|j| Account -||| le in Abbeville Goun;ing account at the ause they do not unti have a checking ac- :*S, eniences, benefits aftd* , don't you think it 11 \ DATTm THP :c ^ 1 1T.1JW U 1 II J uu uw eans that correct change: a receipt. to a cent where your ; .:j| Savings. . 5 BANK lly Bank" , ;|j| , s. c. According to statistics of actual J isiness exchanged, a large part of e South American trade with Ger- % any is now going to tfie atlled na- >' | )ns notably the United States. /' N. Ill 5 AL CAR ?s H :r ^|| k is serving Dusiness jmically as does the II the people f^rthfully rd Truck is a neces- I [elivcring gOods and, j stations, docks and || - '- p an ideal motor car j t cf the farmer or t supply in the way i i minimum expense. II y ick, and let us talk i 11 ' ^ ^w Arnold - j ^ I ? IllII ?! I ' that last half- ^ re that sizzles | ults / Fc | . ...