Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T if Xocal flews , : personals : ii . ? ? Mrs. Jack Williams of Brownlee, was in town Tuesday. Mrs. Alph Lyon spent Wednesday 1 in Greenwood with relatives. |1 Ii t -Miss Bessie Wardlaw, of Bethel,1 - ' ?' I r" ... | was a visitor in town Tuesday. * | ^ J} P. B. Kennedy is spending this1 ( week in Portsmouth on business. |' Miss Gladys Wham is at home to^ spend her summer vacation. > 1 !< Mu. T. G. Perrin is spending today'i in Anderson on business. ' J' Mr. Charlfe Webjb, and young j son, of Greenwood etre in Abbeville \ ^ *x>day. H . i1 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr and fami- ' ly of Cedar Springs were in the city (( Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall and Miss < Bertha Hall spent Tuesday afternoon 5 in Greenwood. ! * j> Dr. W. D. Simpson, of Monroe, N J1 C., is in the city visiting tiis numer | ous friends. 1 h Miss Helen Henderson of Green |: wood, is visiting Mrs. George Shir i j ley. , 1 Mrs. R. C. Philson ahd children, i Adelaide and Josephine, are visit- ' ing friends in Clinton. 1 P. C. Gaillard, Jr., and family of ? Abbeville, are visiting his parents t in Helena.?Newberry Observer. , t r$?X .' 7 1 Frank and Happoldt Neufflfer aro spending some time in Spartanburg I with Bob and Perrin Dargau. t Miss Mamie Devlin, of Greenwood I is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. R j Plaxco on North Main St. a Miss Nona Barksdale is at hom again after a short stay at Blue Ridg attending the Y. W. C. A. Confcrenc '111 *^'ss Mamie Morse left yesterda. ] % for a visit t: her sister. Mrs. Vai j Nov Wier at Athens, Ga. 1 M . * Miss Kate Ilr. Ido, of Donalds, i' visiting her uncle, R. M. Haddon on | North Main street. 8 s Jiabry Cheatham and Wyatt Knox Pare attending the Seed Crusher' , J Cor.ventjon in Asheville this week. ?? ' Mrs. J. H. Sherard, and little ( f'r;i"htcv. Nannette, of Calhoun Falls s arc visiting Mrs. J. Dendy Miller. iliss iVIary Bruce leaves tomor- r row for Columbia to make her fu- 1 tuve home with her aunt, Mist S Clyde Sprouse. I In Every Busii there are prospe erything is runni high tide. And, of course, t when knotty prol iness seems to efc During trying p* nesses. this trusl proved a true co] To insure getting leaner times in 1 urge you to lay tl and strong in pr< i NATIONAL BANK " A l_l !1U>. Cl | AOOCV11IC 9 JUl V Mr. and Mrs. Charley McNeill ar back from their visit to Kentuck; and are comfortably settled in thei homo on Parker Street. Mr. W. C. Sherard returned fror a hospital in Atlanta on Monday. Hi friends will be glad to know he i much better. Miss Louise Shirley is at hom< from Greenwood where she ha: been spending some time wit! \fisses Helen and Mabel Hender son. W. A. Hagen was in the citj Wednesday morning about 5 o'cioc* looking for some of his lazy friend: ind acquaintances, whom he wai *ble to see several hours later. ? Misses Sydelle Graves and Annie Bell Little and Mrs. John T. Cheatlam spent the week-end in* Ware Shoals with Mrs. Cheatham's par ;nts. ,, . Prof. 0. M. Tully, of Greenwood ivas a business visitor in the city to Jay. He was accompanied by his pret iy young daughter, Miss Katherim rully. Dr. Joseph Hicks, of Calhour rails, was here Wednesday. Th< Doctor holds the* office of magis;rate at his place and is one of the jest officers in the county. He is 2 andidr.te ior re-eiecuuu. Herman Greene is leaving at th( ?nd of the week for a two weeks >tay in Norfolk where he goes a: ;he representative of the working nen of this division of Seaboarc C Vir Line Railway. Head Miner, Frank L. Flynn, has -eturned to the city for the suinner. Hs U looking like a Tammanj jolit'ciar. ::n 1 hereafter occupy th< front seat on the city park benchef ilong with Foster Cromer. Mrs. W. W. Bradley and Miss Victoria Howie went to Greenville ruesday to meet Miss Edna Bradle> ind Miss Ruth Howie who are retiring from Blue Ridge where hey went- after the closing oi Brenau College. Prof. Robert H. Coleman, of th< College of Charleston, wasL_ia ' 1. lty ior a aay or two mis wee*. vi, msiness and visiting his home peo)le. Boy, his lusty young son, came tlongrto take a look at Pat and Town end. Joel S. Morse returned this morn nj; from Tennessee where ho ha cen on business for the past week Mr. Morse spent Sunday at Tat< Springs and says that already mori ;han a hundred guests are at the ho ;el there. * F. B. Milford ,of Calhoun Falls, i prosperous farmer of that good ;ection, was here Wednesday or msiness. He tells us that cotton is ooking fine, and the editor oi he Press and Banner made bettei >ats than any other farmer on 't'nif iide, rubber-tire or steel-tire. A. M. Erwin, of Antreville, farner and business man, was here \/f -r> TTtTXTI r? WQt -jrtwn fJ cuncauaj. ATJL i. . uiniii ?. Sabbath to hear Major Robertson >reach for the Seceders, and like less....... rous times, when evng smooth,ly, and at here are other times, Dlems arise, and bus b. >riods in many busibworthy bank has mmercial ballast, r the greatest help in 7OUR business, we he foundation good ^sperous ones. OF ABBEVILLE. ingest Bank" e other members of the congregatic y was greatly pleased with the speal r er as well as with what he had 1 j say. n' Mr. R. M. Haddon who has bee s indisposed for several days, leav< s tomorrow for Donalds where he wi | recuperate on good country ratioi | with his various kin folk in thi ; I vicinity. j GILLIAM?MOATES In accordance with the previoi announcement, the home of Mr 7 David Gilliam, near Calhoun Fall . was an attractive place on the 15t' j when her youngest daughter, Ten j was united in marriage to Mr. B. B Moates, of Wilmington, N. C. Rev. H. C. Fennell wafc the officij i ting minister in the presence of a I ' J " ^ 1 AtTA/1 Art nt interesting- cunipiiuy ui iuvcu uu?c ? This splendid couple start out i . married life with the esteem an best wishes of a host of friends wl: predict for them happiness and sui fiCCSS. j Mr. Moates is a young man ( - character and fine business qual 5 ties, and his genial bride is one ( the excellent of the earth. We r< cord the fact that Abbeville hi 11 lost one of the best of daughter ! and Wilmington has gained by ov loss. 1 NELSON?HALL A beautiful and interesting ma ! riage occurred on the. 6th of Jur s at he residence of Mr. Wayema 3 Hall, near Lowndesville, when h brother, R. E. Hall, and Miss Erne 1 tine Nelson were made one in tl I q inllv romnanv < j pi COCllCC V*. M JV..^ ~ c w young people, Rev. H. C. Fenne ' officiating. Mr. Hall is a progressive n?e r chant at Calhoun Falls, and h ! lovely bride is one of the beautifi * daughters of Antreville. The eent< of gravity so attracted this youn man that he could not lesist, but h i is happy and he ought to be. r CROWTHER?ANDERSON ? Antreville, June - 12.?Mfss Vi ' leria Crowther, daughter of Mr Nora Crowther, and Mr. Joe ?erri Anderson wjwre married at tfc j home of the bride's mother, o i| Wednesday afternoon, at 4j30 o t clock. Only the immediate rrelative - of both parties were present. : i After the ceremony the- guest - were invited into the dining rooi where an elaborate dinner wt served. Immediately afterwards the brid and groom slipped quietly awa in their car for a motor trip to No: J| thern points of interest. -'wishes of pershing ""t t dc cm i nu/c ry iLLi uc. i v/bjuv *t , Washingto, June 11.?Secretai I Baker wrote General Pershipg t( i day that should the general (desii s to retire he felt sure that Presider ! Wilson would grant the reques ' The secretary's letter raid: ? "I have refceived your letter "c June 7 with regard to the possibil ty of your relinquishing militai ' duty within the next few months. i i Eventually I Why Not Now The above is the introductory to very familiar Advertisement. I It is very pertinent question. It 1; ? LI. x- ? iiinvi I appiicauie tu mure unugs wan v? J Eventually ycu expect to become regular Church attendant. Wh not now? Eventually you expect to become a active Christian. Why not now? j Eventually you expect to join a Sui i Jay School class. Why not now? j Eventually you expect to join th i Church. Why not now j Eventually you expect to openly coi j fess Christ. Why not nowT ! Eventually you expect to be save Why;not now? j "Behold NOW is the accepted tim< | behold NOW is the day of salvi i tion."?2 Cor. 6:2. | - SPECIAL SERVICES i ! EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK AT BAPTIST CHURCH I j ?Y O U ARE INVITED.? i I *\[ '' ' k-. jj; t? 11; I il: . I Jj; :n! i|: bs i ; \; iHi if S< is j <)> it I iii m n.i ! ! II , T ! jj; Ill I I h! h CLh L'l J ti X-A tl( ' ill to ?. ill Ti " i|: ' " p( ' ill " Y in !|| . ld jlj th i? _ , c* ; S; >f |- ' ' iPL A "The Friendly B r 16 il is s s* .m happy to note that you are planie j ning to aid us in the reorganization! ? .">ntemplated. by the recent act of congress, the importanc2 .of which, r- of course, is very great. ? Ir. this 13 work your knowledge of the qualification of officers will be indispenjr sable, and, as the single list /or pro8 motion is a project which you ie earnestly recommended to congress it will help us all to have your aid in instituting it. *; "Your military life has' been acj. tive and exacting; your service to B- the country entitles you to choose n with the utmost freedom the activiie ties and interests to which you n !don Visit Hk j / * I WE HAVE ! THIS VER I THE MAN1 | ED FOR JU Jl TROPICA = ? IN ANY ' a!| ! RAN< fcjfl PALM BE yjB We have ass ' m n l| in the very < i-|B found in troj J LET US SH i ' Eff j J. IV DIRECTED REPRESENTATIVE B e* Ai i- *n _ t _ )me oi ADDevnie s repre en direct the affairs of tt hey are not figure heads, lportant' transaction of eir judicious guidance t is become a strong and s )n. Their spirit of good LOwn by the managemer .1 r. he^r judgment protects tl >sitor and* aids the borro1 our account will be well is bank. Why not start ai INTEREST PAID O \ The Bank that says NTERS W ank" ABB1 should devote your time and should you adhere to your present wish to retire. I feel quite sure the president will h?ed your wishes whenever expressed. Both the country and the president will knew that should any emergency arise after you have retired your country's call will find you ready to respond." Estate of Mr;i. S. Bi. Pariah, Dec'd. ?7 State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. Notice of Settlement and Final Di?charge. Take Notice that ?n the 7th day i \ f'T SWEL Store that ( \ You Ko $ SPECIALLY PREP; Y TRYING HEAT W Y OTHERS THAT ARI I LY AND AUGUST. L SUITS AS LIGHT A! COLOR DESIRED, AT IE FROM $7.50 TO J ACH, MOHAIR?KEI SUITS. embled everything that; coolest fabrics and we; pical countries. OW YOU HOW TO DF AND STAY COOL [. Andei NOTHING STORE ' BY " ; I'-'tfl USINESS MEN || J sentative business 1; , le Planters Bank. , they direct every i| this bank. With H he Planters Bank *ij substantial institu- i serviceis4n 1% it to every deposl I M f v 1 he funds of the detaken care of at i , , fi ti account NO\y? l! | N SAVINGS. / . ir Fhank You." KNK ;'Jl EVILLE, S.C. t -I ( of July, 1920. I will render a final < |j J account of my actings unci doings as cf administrator of the estate of Mrs. ^ ;-| j S. B. Parish, deceased, in the office j of 'the judg*1 of probate for Abb?- '| ' ville Countv, and on the same clay , | i ^ | will apply for a Pnal d:t ..^rrgc from , ,' i my trust as such. j All person? having demands} a- ; 'j gainst said estate will present them " I for payment on that day, proven and | authenticated or be forever barred. LEWIS BLOUNT, > 6, 9.-3t Administrator. . ,|jl Legal Blanks of all kinds at thin J office?'Paess and Banner.' ^ j| TER : -pi Can Keep I VRED FOR Jj rAVE AND j?;?f i PREDICT- . 5 | .."x 3 ZEPHYR I ' A PRICE fi "I f25.00 II J EP KOOL 1 J a man wears g ^ aves to be 'M 1 '4 (ESS COOL I 99 m $ Im n rson I ' i