Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. )?= ==% Xocal iwews : personals : k= =3* Mrs. Jehu Bowen of Antreville, was in town Saturday. Miss Lila Taylor, of Pepney's Creek, was in town Saturday. G. C. Dusenberry,- of Due West, was in the city Saturday. Mrs. A. M. Tolbert, of Smithville, was in town Saturday. \ Miss Zulu Sutherland, of Prosperity, was in town Saturday. Dr. Hunter, of Long Cane, was here Monday on business. J. Allen Long is spending two J weeks at Tate Springs, Tenn. Miss Gertrude Calvert, of Columbia, spent the week-end at home. / ?? J Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McMillan and! Mrs. Otto Bristow visited Green- j wood Saturday. I Eugene and J. D. Miller, Jr., of j . Rapley Shoals, were in the city Saturday on business. John Edward Peek, l>rd., of j Atlanta, is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schroeder. J. S. Graves, of Chattanooga, Tenn., was a business visitor to the city Saturday. Misses Mae Welborne and Annie Mullikin spent the week-end in Andersos. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Burnett, of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams. Mrs. George Vandiver is at home qgain after an extended visit to her water near Atlanta. * Capt and Mrs. W. L. Hemphill, of Greenwood, spent Sunday in Abbeville with relatives. j Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Gilliard, Jr., are visiting Mr- Gilliard's parents in Newberry this week. I Mr.-. W. E. Cason and daughter,; Cassandra, of Anderson, are in the ? city visiting Mr. and Mrs, John M. Gambrell. Mr. and Mrs. Otis McMillan, came ver from Greenwood and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gam, breli. Miss Salome Bookman, of Colum* * - ? ? ? to:?i Dia, ana mue iyiiss cjiiiautrm Phillips, of Augusta, are here for a visit to Mrs. W. A. Harris. Miss Nellie Murphy and Mr. Ca!lie Ellis motored to Augusta Sunday and spent the day with Miss Murphy's brother, W. H. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Allen, and Herbert, Jr., were over from I V VVVW VVKW V V V V V V V V OPERA HOUSE V V PROGRAM. V I V TUESDAY VI ^ V MAY MacLAREN V V IN Vj V "FORGED BRIDE" V V And WILLIAM DUNCAN V v IN V VTHE SILENT AVENGER No. 8"V V 10c. 20c. V * V V WEDNESDAY V V OWEN MOORE V V IN VI V "PICCADILLY JIM" V V And a Western Picture V V "BLIND CHANCE" v V V 10c 20c. V V V V THURSDAY V V ' PEGGY HYLAND V V IN - V V "THE WEB OF CHANCE" V V And a Two Reel Comedy V V "THE JAZZY JANITOR" V V 10c. 20c. V v v I Greenwood Sunday, evening to friends. # Miss osa Lee Hunter, of W Union, who has been visiting at home of J. D. Miller returned her home today. Mrs. H. M. Dellinger, and c dren, of Monroe, N. C., are visit at he home of J. L. Clark in F Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Roberson, a two children, of Greenville, spi Saturday in the city with Mr. a Mrs. Vance Ashley. Delph McDill is at home for two weeks holiday. Delph hold: responsible position with South< Cotton Oil Co;, in Columbia. Miss Louise McDill returned Abbeville Friday after a year's si cessful work in Union Grac School. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Sm and their children have returned Pelzer atfer a weeks visit to ho folks in Abbeville. Mrs. Julian A. Fowler and 1 handosme little son, David Ca ledge, of Athens, are the guests her sister, Mrs. Claude Vandiver. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bradley, a their daughter Elizabeth, of Colu bia, are in the city visiting at t home of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. McMi ray. Miss Rariih Mnnrlv. wVin holds responsible position in Greenwo was here Saturday visiting Y parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mi dy, . . Miss Margaret Klugh is at hoi for the holidays after a success! sesion of teaching in the Columl Graded Schools. Miss Klugh Y been re-elected and will return Columbia next year. Mrs. Lv.:z'n. Cason is at home a will spend the vacation with lmother on magazine street. M Cason taught in the schools Anderson for the past year a has been very successful. Miss Julia Mabry arrived at,hoi Saturday. Her friends will be < lighted to know that her home be in Abbeville in the future. S has accepted a position with Ci zens Insurance and Trust Co pany. Major J. B. Fulp was called Mint Hill, N. C., Sunday by a te gram announcing the death of M Shaffer an old friends of the Ful The Majer goes to attend the fun al services, Mrs. Fulp being una to attend on account of sickness. Mrs. W. A. O'Bryant left Sati day for Anderson to visit her hoi people. On Monday night she i tended the reception given at t home of Mr. Harris in complime to his brother, Mr. Vernon Harr and his bride" who was Miss Isabe Crawford. ? ?I? Mr. E. S. Copley, formerly w J. M. Anderson & Co., and lal m the employ of the H ater a Light Plant, and who some we< ago went to Clinton to engage business, has decided to return Abbeville, where his chief intere lie, and after July 10th., may found with Rosenberg Mercanl Company. His friends are glad ki(;vv that he comes back to us, hope for keeps. A HOSPITAL PARTY Mrs. Will White who has chai of the shower parties for the h pital on Greenville street, will i tertain Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. THE CIVIC CLUB* The regular meeting of the Ci i Club will be held Thursday aft | noon at five o'clock at the home | Mrs. D. A. Rogers. A full meet jis desired. A PLEASANT PARTY Mr?. W. G. Stevens cntcvtaii a party of young folks Friday ni; 1 most' plecpxitly in honor of ] ! Kempton Billings who is home ' leave. The young people plaj ! games in the good old fashioi 'way and enjoyed the cream z I cake and punch served through ' '.ho evening. I see THE MISSIONARY UNION | -Rev. M. R. Plaxco, Miss Lydia est' Owens, Miss Ada Faulkner, Miss the Mary Greene and Ralph Lyon wen1 to ; up to Due West Saturday and ati tended th? Missionary Union. The j meeting was held at the Woman's hil* i College and a delightful picnic dining ' ner was served. ort j JAMES COX TO MARRY md Friends in Abbeville are interest ested in the announcement that tnd James Cox of this city is to be married in June. Rev. and Mrs. Foster i Bradley of Troy, have just ana j nounced the engagement of their s a | daughter, Mary Carolyn, to Mr. iTn Cox. Miss Bradley is a charming and accomplished young woman, and her many friends in ' Abbeville to are glad that she is to come here to uc" make her home. The congratula'e(* tions of our pepole are extended the fortunate groom-t?-be. lth NOTICE TO LADIES' CLUBS to me Miss Crowther, County demonstrator announces that she will not ? be able to meet the Ladies' clubs at ler rj._ Brownlee and South Side nor th? Poultry club at Lowndesville this week. Miss Crowther has just returned from Winthrop college, n(j where she attended the short course m_ for demonstrators and has been in.jjg structed to attend a series of jr_ demonstrations by Mrs. Dora D. Walker at Anderson this week. a GILLIAM?MOATES od ier Miss Tena Gilliam and Mr. B. M. in_ Moates, of Enterprise, Ala., are to be married on Tuesday, June 15th., at the home of the bride's mother at me Glowing Springs. The marriage will ful be a quiet affair, only the near re)ia latives attending. ,as Miss Gilliam is well known in t0 Abbeville, having been a pupil of the Graded School some years ago ^ And her friends and schoolmates wish her much happiness. ier Mr. Moates is a young man who T9 ^ is making his way in the world and ^ is to be congratulated on his good luck. The young couple will make their home in Wilmington, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Foster McLane and 116 j Miss Dorothy Syfan will attend the * marriage. all he ... DELEGATES TO SPARTANBURG itira* W. D. Wilkinson, Willie Jones. G. C. Swetenburg, Wallace Harris, ^ R. E. Cox and J. D. Fulp leave for (je Spartanburg Tuesday to attend the r? State convention of the American Lrs. Legion.. They will represent AbbeP ville Post No. 2. erble GONE TO PELZER Jim Coleman has a position in jr" Pelzer where he will help install lle electric motors as long as Hie can stand to get up and get to work by half past six in the morning. . FRL ai sts be ;ile | 4 1 to j we , *ge OS en- ! , six You have never se< Madge, the whims story of the pictur v?c ing men. eof S E E inp The The The The lCii .T pht ,f- The \Ir. The on The fed , Old Li ADMIf DUt I "THE CATS OUT OF THE BAC i' Miss Dorothy Syfan and Mi ; ( Mildred Boyd, of Mt. Carmel ga : a pleasant party Friday night at 1' home of Mr. G. W. Syfan in Fo ; j Pickens. About forty-five youi people were invited and in tl midst of the gaiety a big bag w brought in and when opened a litt kitten jumped out with a lett J around its neck which told the i jteresting news of the coming ma j riage of Miss Gilliam to Mr. B. 1 Moates, of Enterprise, Ala. The news was a' delightful su prise and the young couple receivi many hearty good wishes. Cream, cake and punch we j served as refreshments. PRETTY VISITORS 11' Misses Eva and Sarah Boren, tl pretty sisters of Mrs. W. L. Peeble are in Abbeville for a visit of tv weeks ta their sister. The your ladies have many friends and a mirers who are delighted to ha^ have them come again. HOSPITAL WORK Tlie ladies of Antreville will sc ice cream at Antreville SatArdf afternoon next, the proceeds to I | given %to the Hospital in Abbevill I TUn on^c nf fVio incfifnfiAn oi ' * iit XilCHUO VX bliu lliOVlVUtfiVtl uj invited to attend, and helji alor the work. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Miss Ruth Howie and Miss Edr ! Bradley are at home from Brena 1 College. Both young ladies ha\ made five records at Brenau ar ,are receiving the congratulations < their friends. LITTLE BOY DIES The friends of Mr. and Mr George P. Bowie, of the Donah section, will be sorry to know th; I their little son, less than a year ( j age, is dead. The little man passe away at the home of his grandpa i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Ramey, i ! this city, Saturday afternoon, Jur j 12th., at 3 o'clock. The little boc j was laid away in Gilgal cemetei Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock. ! The sympathy of a large circ of relatives and friends is extende to the sorrowful parents. DR. MARTIN PREACHES Rev. J. L. Martin, D. D., preachi lor the Presbyterians at Bethia la Sabbath. A good congregation w; present to hear the noted divine e pound the scriptures. GOING TO TECH Kempton Billings, who has be* ~;n a hospital fo rthe past year r covering from wounds received Tiancc, has regained his health su ' ficiently to leave this week for A 1 lanta where he will enter Goorg ?i id SAT. Jl 'IN OLD K FEAT ANITA HRILLS AND MORI en ANITA STEWART ical, loving, hard riding esque old South-land oi Night Riders! Ireat, Fierce Feudal War! ^yloonshiners, Revenge! Crisis at tne urana nan; he Villainy of Holten! Awful Dynamite Plot! i Great Race Scene! i Thrilling Fox Hunt! Sambo's Love Making! 3SION SS V ve !io i ' he er y? Xgfrmj K. d THE MONTH re During the fairy-lik< many things besides and bloom. Mankinc ** sumes a festive air? 70 io q fcivnvprl timp fn IkJ WV XMf f V x V v*. V AW, ? casions!;e And, speaking of i sions, could there b( than now to open tl }js, and take a defini :11! )n the broad Highw iyi >e i reel Interest Paid o i ?j ! I PLANTER ,ai "I "The Friend >f| ABBEVILLE, : I I / i |l 3-| I Tech for special vocational train- bu ** J ing. Every one in Abbeville wishes tai him success in all his undertakings. !d r- BODY BROUGHT HOME Te in | ie Anderson, June 12.?The first j ly body of one of the soldiers who died y #crnss the water during the great 0 i world waf arrived home Wednesle I day night. It was that of Private 5<* | James C. Dobbins, who died in Germany, March 15, of meningitis. The | funeral was held in the First Bap| tist church, Sunday afternoon, and 0f [the interment made in Silver Brook ac I cemetery. a(; st! s. ae THREE NEW CANDIDATES of x VI Three new candidates entered w the political-arena yesterday when m they filed pledges with Harry N. ;n Edmunds, secretary ef the state gj e- j Democratic executive committee f( in ! George Warren of Hampton will ai f- j enter the race for the United .t- J States senate. g ia 1 Col. A. H. Marchant, of Orange; JSE 2 a JNE 18th ar :entucky' TIRING STEWART E AND MORE THRILL a", her Greatest until yuo hi waif from the Kentucky Hil F beautiful women, fast hors S E E Madge Rides Queen Bes lUlaHnA'c Uair.naicinn La How Madge Saved Quee u ing Barn. Madge's Fight for her L Pitchfork agai The Strikingly Funny Brings out th< Madge's Dance of the A .... 25 and 35 CE) rm A % : 4 5K a vf a "*a 9Wj ;| li/ '. v | *?/ .. \ -...a "i i OF ROSES " '. V * .? . 'i a rMAn+Vi Af Tnnfl c ixiuiii/ii ui ? ?the roses bud | 1, like nature, as- I -small wonder it ; r important oc. - - m important occa3 a better time lat account with te step forward y, ay to Success? \ ' ' ' '% n Savings. ' ' .1 S BANK - .11 ; m lly Bank" :*? o ? . " ' V?l G f** -'-.S rg will be a candidate for adja- .| it general of the state. L. W. Harris of Anderspr. will l* candidate for solicitor of the nth judicial circuit. ' ? latate of Mrs. S. Bl Pariah* Dcc'4 " -"'J pie of South Carolina, County of Abbevitk/ >tice of Settlement and Final Dncharge. Take Notice that the 7th day July, 1920. I will render a final count of my actings ana doings m j Iministrator of the estate of Mrs. i -"ti B. Parish, deceased, in the office f the judge ox probate for Abb?lle County, arid on the same day ill apply for a fnal discharge from i y trust as such. All person? having demands aainst said estate will present them )r payment on that day, proven and uthenticated or be forever barred LEWIS BLOUNT, , 9.-3t Administrator. MHB? , -a ? W AYS | | id 19th * ' i3 : ,s , ave seen her as Is in this stirrmg es and boid fight* H is to Victory! * ap for Life! ' n Bess from the Burn- ; ife and Honor With a inst Holten! Scene where Madge e Mountain Dew. nts! SITS.