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Miss Edna Bradley spent Tues-'
day in Greenwood with friends. j'
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Mr. Glenn Baskin, of Honea
Path spent today in the city. ,
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Miss Sadie Leslie, of Troy, was
in the city shopping today.
Miss Clarette Henry, of Due <
West, was in Abbeville yesterday.
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Mrs. Earl Ferguson is visiting j
relatives in Cedartown, Ga. \ .j
Mr. Ed Moseley, of Gainesville, j
is visiting friends in Abbeville. p
Miss Gladys Wilson, of Watts, j
was shopping in the city yesterday, j
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Mr. Floyd Graves spent Sunday *
j. in Bennetsville.
J. J. Grant, of Lowndesville, was N
in the city Tuesday on business.
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stokes ,of
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Monterey were in the city yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mosele/ Huckabee,
of Lowndesville, spent Tuesday in v
Abbeville.
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Mrs. C. A. Suber, and daughters,
of Antreville, were in the city yesterday
shopping. If
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Mrs. J. E. Burke, of Blichton, j
Ga.f is spending the week with her|
daughter, Mrs. K. L. Murpny.
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Bfenry Bell, who has recovered a
froth his long illness, is back at j
Rosenberg's.
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Blisses Leslie and Ida Ray and f
Di?k Kay spent Sunday in Honea 8
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R. E. Cox spent yesterday :
Greenwood on business.
Mrs. Joe L. Maxwell, and childre
of Augusta, are visiting relatives :
the city.
Miss Sally Creswell, and niec
Miss Sarah Creswell, of Cedi
Springs, were in town Tuesday.
Rev. H. C. Fennel, of Lownde
rille spent yesterday in the cil
ft-ith his son, Dr. Fennel.
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Mrs. J. C. Fair leaves today f<
rier home in Greenville, after a vis
to her father, Mr. L. C. Haskell.
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Mrs. W. H. Murray, of Greei
wood, is visiting her father, Mr. ,
S. Penney, of Sharon.
Mrs. Grady Davis, of Wai
Shoals, is visiting her cousin, Mi;
Clayton Shirley.
Mrs. Roy Brewer and children, c
\tlanta, arc visiting her" parent
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan.
Miss Annie Bell, of Antrevilh
s spending this week with Mrs. E
Wiljiams.
Frank Dupre, of Atlanta, sper
Sunday in the city at the home c
lis aunt, Mrs. J. C. Cox.'
Fred Ficquette, of Lowndei
^ille, spent Sunday in Abbevill
vith Charlie Darracotte.
Mr. S, J. Link, Miss Mary Quarle
jink and .Miss" Mary Smith ' ar
pending the day in Greenwood.
Miss Leota Ann Henry, of Evans
ille, ^Indiana, has been a recer
isitor in the home of Miss Maggi
Jrooks.
Mrs. McCutcheon ' leaves ^toda
or her home in Bishopville after
isit to her parents, Mr. and ! Mr:
I. E. Hollingsworth.
Geo'rge Fiequette, of Lowndes
ille, arrived in Nthe city today t
ccept a position as clerk at th
Jureka hotel.
J. M. Nickles leaves tomorrow
or Charleston on business and wil
pend several days and' visit hj
rother in the City by the Sea.
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in Evelyn, Frances and Edith Haltiwanger,
of Columbia, are visiting J
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j
:n John T. Cheatham, near the city, j
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Mr. Wilson Ashcraft has return-'
ed to the city after several months,
. 'visit with home folks in Monroe, N.!
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Mrs. Ida Wages leaves today for |
sJher home in finder, Ga., after a
.y visit to her daughter, Mrs. Frank i
Andrews.
Miss Edna Shell is expected home
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. this week from Atlanta, where she
has been visiting her grandmother
for the past month.
J" Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, of
' Augusta, are in Abbeville, for a
visit to Mr. Clark's mother, Mrs. A.
.e W. Clark.
>S Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles, Mrs.
W. H. Wharton, Miss Lillian Nelson
and C. F. Nelson attended the
s funeral of Dr. Lyon in Greenwood
Wednesday. (
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The marriage is announced of
Mr. Mattison Tessier Tyce and Mrs.
* Alice Eugenia Stalnaker, bf v Abbe^
ville, which occurred on Saturday!
evening at St. Luke's parsonage,
Rev. R. S. Hutchison officiating.
Mr and Mrs. Tyce are at home to ,
, their friends on Broad street where ?
they are receiving N congratulations J
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A MORNING PARTY. I :
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Mrs. W. L. Peebles gave a party ^
it Tuesday morning inviting sixteen ?
e , young ladies to meet her sisters, Mis
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ses Eva and Sarah Boren, who are.^
here from North Carolina visiting.
y Rook was played and a merry time I
a was had progressing from table to
5. table. A salad course with sherbet
was served at noon. V
The Misses Boren are charming .
visitors and in addition to their youth- *e
0 :"ul beauty, one has. a sweet voice ?*
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/ianist.
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evening they will assist in (
narrying off" their fellow ' towns- j
an and erstwhile bachelor friend,
. E. Henry. . '
OFF FOR WEDDING
Miss Maggie Brooks, Miss Leota
nn Henry and Miss Edna Shererj
ave today to attend the wedding
! Mr. R. E. Henry and Miss Flora j
argaret Timmons which will take j
ace Thursday evening at the
ide's home in Lynchburg.
The bride is a former teacher in
e city schools here and she has
imbers of friends who are delight- j
I to know that she is to make her |
me in Abbeville. The young j
iuple will have rooms at Mrs. W.
I..Johnson's on North Main street
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There are no strir
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VACATIOIS
s we all know but sometii
gainst, is "rush season" f
7ou can guarantee that sh
ome with a call it will be \
nd unprofitable ohe. '
n the massive vault of this
afety for valuables is aff<
'he cost of a box is nomina
esulting too great to be ij
fisitNthe bank and inspect
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Abbeville,
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until the apartment upstairs in Mrs.
H. H. Hill's home is vacated by Dr.
and Mrs. Fennell when they will begin
housekeeping there.
Corn prices are advancing each
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day and i nave oniy a hiuih?
ty that I will aell at $2.40 per bu.
J. Allen Smith. Jr.
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DEATH CAUSED BY CYCLONE
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York, June 21.?Excited over the ,
approach of a cyclone-' of small ex- ;
tent in the path of her home Satur- <
day affernoon, Mrs. Nettie Long,
60 years of age, of Clover, Expired j
within a few minutes. The eyebne i
which was about 200 feet in width, 1
tore the roof of their house and did j
some damage to a field of cotton. i
Traveling north into Union county,
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'ACE WITH ABI
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iy citizens of our City wl
1 that Homes jnay be pro1
r from Abbeville becaiisc
Building & Loa
WILL PAY
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ited with them which moi
Real Estate,the finest se
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,w All or Any Part of the
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a most discouraging : '|j
institution, absolute
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.1; the peace of mind
piored. 1 "
our equipment.
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N.H3., it did serious damage there
to eight houses. A mule was killed V
by falling debris. , ,
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The College of Charleston '
Co-Edncaticnal
Entrance examinations, hnd eiaminations
for the free tajt!car 'r,M
county scholarships at all county ; : '
seats Friday, July St, at 9 a. m.
Four year cotavses lead" to the B.
A. and B. S. degrees. Special twoyear
pre-medical and pre-techuKal
courses are given.
Spacious buildings and athletic
grounds, well equipped laboratories
and unexcelled library faculties.
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Two dormitories for men. Expensee
moderate. For terms and catalogue, ! ;
address,
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Harrison Randolph, Pres.
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10 have 110 Homes jj ^
rided for people who B
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curity in the worlds m
Proposition?Simply m
and Earn SIX PER ?J
Money at Any Time, M
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RISTOW, Secretary m
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