Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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vfr ' =%, Xocal |! flews1 i : personals : ! k- ' _j!l j Mrs. C. F. Schram was a visitor in Abbeville Saturday. Mrs. George Bctowe of Arborville was in Abbeville Saturday. Miss Julia Link was shopping in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr and J. D. Jr., are visiting in Union. ' t ^ Dr. Reedy of McCormick spent Sunday in the city. Raymond Price spent Sunday in \ Iva with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles spent Sunday in Waterloo. 'ir. > / Mrs. Anna Johnson of Spartanburg is visiting Mrs. Joe Jones. Miss Mabel Reed of Iva is visiting Miss Ruth Calvert. Missel Pearl Hagen spent Sunday in Honea Path. Mr. George Wardlaw of Bethel was a visitor in Abbeville Saturday. I Mrs. C. B. Hipp was shopping in i \ Greenwood Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lindley of . Bordeaux were in Abbeville Friday. / Mi's. Lucian Ramey of Bethel was in Abbeville Saturday. Miss Julia Murray of Greenwood ' is visiting relatives- in Abbeville. .* V Dennis Burnett and Ryan Atkins of Greenwood spent Saturday in the city. Mrs. Oscar Shelly of Monroe, N. j BE CO 1 SPECIAL SUMMER I TROPICAL WORS1 9 $10, $12.50, $15.01 % Here are Suits that g H satisfactory service. H Thin Underwear, ! Parki C., is visiting Mr. Shelly's mother in J Abbeville. E. B. Huckabee of Lowndesville was a business visitor in Abbeville Saturday. Lewis Seal of Logansville, Ga., is in Abbeville visiting friends and relatives. / Miss Lizzie Sharp is in the city this week visiting among her many friends. Arthur Huguelet, of Hamlet, N. C., spent Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. Joe T. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall ani Miss Bertha Hall spent Sunday with rela-' tivps at. Antreville. Mrs. A. 0. Calvert and Miss Ida Sharpe of Bethlehem Vrere shopping in the city Saturday. Wallace Cheatham of Columbia spent the week-end with his parnets near the city. Miss Elizabeth and Daisy Ervin of Elberton, Ga., are visiting Miss Marie Leslie, near the city. F. E. Harrison, Jr., has returned from Elberton, where he has been spending a few days. Mrs. Wyatt Aiken and children leave this week for Charleston, Va., to visit relatives. Miss Lucile McFerrin of Pansy (In ic visit.inc her aunt. Mrs. J. R. White, in Fort Pickens. Reubon McCracnen of 'Columbia spent the week-end in Abbeville with friends. I Misses Ruth and Lucile Gregory of Williamston were in the city Saturday. Misses Helen and Clara Davis of Newberry are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McCord. Dr. M. W. Chefctham, of McCormick is spending the day with relatives in'the city. Misses vAtha Duke, Russie Mae Hamrick and Lucy . Mae Archer .iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiniitiiiiiniiiiiintiiiiniiinBiiiiniiiiiillllllll )L AND S : SUITS OF PALM B rEDS and CRASHES, ai 3. SIS. $20. $25.00 am ive the most in comfort, Silk Shirts, and Socks, a &1 of Cedartown,^Ga., are visiting Mrs.' Earl Ferguson. J Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Gilliard returned today from a visit to relatives in Newberry and Fort Lawn. 1 Mrs. J. T. ^Hester and daughter, j Miss Emily Mae, of Mt. Garmel I were shopping in the city Saturday. c. Mrs. Jao. S. Cochran went to! Rockingham, N. C., Saturday and will spend until Tuesday with ner sisters, Mrs. Biggs and Mrs. Cruse. W. H. Hardin and daughter, Miss Zelpha, and M. B. Sutherland and daughter. Miss Emma, of Lowndesville are in the city today. Miss Maudelle Powell, of Pansy, Ga., is in the city tor a iew aays visit to her sister, Mrs. C. E. Williamson, of Greenville Street. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCain of McCormick spent Saturday in Abbeville the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Woodhurst. Dr. and Mrs. M'. W. Cheatham and children of McCormick are in Abbev;!le visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cheatham. ? ' ?? j Herbert Wallace of Hartpille j motored through to Abbeville Sat-( urday and is visiting Claude Wilkinson and other friends. ~ I Julian Wilkinson of Atlanta | spent the week-end in Abbeville , with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.' Wilkinson. J Miss Blanche Smith of Anderson spent the week-end in Abbeville with her cousins, Misses Eva and. Sophie Reames. Prof. McTyeire Daniel whe has been visiting friends in the city the past/week returned to his hom^ in Newberry Sunday. / . I Perrin Smith came down from Greenville Friday with Mr. and Mrs, T. G. White and will remain until Wednesday with his little cousin, Jeansie White. Mrs. George Vandiyer is. leaving mm [YLISH / rjgl EACH, MOHAIR, 1 id other Cool Suits. el on up to $35.00 |?jj plenty of style and m Straw Hats. j|[: R.eese I \ 1 ''It Was A Si: , ) \ / sol] Late * was; | had ] '!' , find ' i'i i:*' " i|i I neii kf'xijru I T?M In I I ' V. , '' :L__ this week for Westminister for a visit to her home , people. Her 1 friends wish for. her * a pleasant fra- I cation. , , : W. E. Burdette spent. Sunday with relatives in Andersor.. J. E. McKernom has returned from Anderson, where he has been for the past month. Mike Carroll, of the street paving foree. snent the week-end in Ches-' ter with friends. I; Miss Eugenia Robertson leaves tomorrow for Monroe, N. C., where die will visit Mrs. W. D. Simpson. Mrs. W. D. Wilson has returned 3 from Spartanburg where she has ] been visiting Mrs. Joe Everett. J | : ] Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown have < * iL- 1 r T secured rooms 111 uie uumc vjl v. v. ? Bruce and moved in Thursday. ij i I 4 ' Mrs. J. H. O'Bryant came (Town from Anderson Sunday and spent the day with her relatives, Mr. and W. A. O'Bryant. She made the trip i in her car. * 3 \ Mr. Skinner, physical director of c / 1 Ware Shoals is spending the day in t :he cit? with Mr. and Mrs. James. 1 Roscoe. \ I 'H. R. Mull, of Columbia State j manager for the Davis Motor Co., J ipent a part of the past week in the J :ity on business. i , ? ' ll Misses Eva and Sarah Boren, who j have been visiting their sister," Mrs. j W. L. Peebles, will return to their j their homes Tuesday. The young la- j dies have made many friends while | here who will wish for them to come j again. I t? ij Miss Gertrude Ashmore of Green- j ville, who is attending a house party j in Greenwood, spent the day in the j city Saturday with her sister, Mrs. j E. F. Arnold. She was accompanied by a host of little Greenwood boys, and girls. j Lewis Perrin and young son, Lad- J son, spent Sunday with relatives in I Greenville. Mr. Perrin went especi- I ally to visit his brother-in-law, Mr. j Ladson Mills, who was operated on j for appendicitis Friday. Mr. Mills had j a successful operation and is rapid- j ly regaining his strength. j Mr. George Clark, Mrs. Harriet!? Hester aiid Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pund motored from Augusta and , spent Sunday with Mrs. A. W. | J Clark. Mrs. Pund will be remember- J e;l here as .Miss ?>iDeria nesutrr. i Mrs. Clark, who has been visiting in Abbeville, returned to Augusta with them. ROOK PARTY Mrs. Alex Bowie entertained Friday afteroon at a rook party. zeable Bill" . t * i i ' / Dut the receipt away care r, through honest error < forced to duplicate the ] hidden the receipt away' it myself. ' it - -> ,k v , rer want to go through. a n. It has been PAY IT E for me from then on!'1 ? ? MTEREST PAID ON SA . ' ' ' : r- ' >LANTI B A N "THE FRIENDLY ABBEVILLE, * i ^ \ * ^ After the games a salad and sweet course was served. About twenty : guests enjoyed Mrs. Bowie's hospitality. ' , ENTERTAINS FOR VISITORS. Miss Marie Lesley entertained at progressive Rook on Friday evening in honor of her attractive visitors, Misses Elizabeth and Daisy Irwin of Elberton, Ga^ After the games a delightful salad course was. served the guests. ' in nunuK ur niasta NICKLES AND McKlBBENS Misses Eya and Grace Link entertained about twenty-five young people at a rook party Friday night in honor of Misses' Lucy Evelyn Nickles and Margaret McKibben, of Jackson, Ga. Ice cream rnd cake were served during the ivening. The party was a most en- ( ioyable affair. > /v, i TO BE MARRIED Mr. Charles Clark, who n the U. S. Army for the past six 1 fears, and who has been in Abbe- ' rille on several ocrasions as. a re- ' ;ruiting officer, spent last night in 1 ;he city on his way to Calhoun ' ?alls, where he and Miss Vera' Phillips are to be married Wednes- > paasfiKfflaaaaM Hail it I Nc ver beicre have crc and never have condil er small grain crop a IP* I H year. jfi Never before have yo c ed per acre?as muol' S lose. B Are you going to be s [jj to "take a chance" w jfi We would advise you fi Phone 329?we will ( 3? Better come in todav 31 Sfi late is to be lost?or i Si fj We would advise you 5 with HAIL INSURE !fi CITIZENS INSURA ijj W. D. Wilkins Lf; Abbevil B^bhhhmkhbhimS ,5. ..-' ^31 / " ''-Am \ if-*' , ;< ? * - *$ : '"1 ' tfmm ^ffl / -viM ' - :, '1; 1 fully "somewhere." : >r actual fraud, I r . . V : ,:M payment, because I v | - ' ' : || so well I couldn't ' '"1 ! ' - 7$i iucH an . experience _'j ; ;^J IT CHECK EVERY j iVINGS: ; j LRQ : : V lI BANK" / S-C\ <|ll day, June 30. They will lea^e lornmediately for Alrado, Texas, wkut they will make tbeir home. V O P ERAV H O U1E V DPnriP A TUT . 0V;^ v ' ~. J V TUESDAY" ' *vkji V * EDITH ROBERTS V v in.' . V "HER FIVE FOOT. HIGH- V 9 St NESST ' V '4 V . - AND V,. :: V WILLIAM DUNCAN ' *' ' *$? K. tW, ' >' <M V "TW SILENlVVENGE Np. VTK VI0c. - - - 2?c. * V WEDNESDAY 1 / ^ . EUGENE O'BRIEN V <!'' |I S IN V-/ V "THE /ERFECT LOVER" U0M V / And Western Picture V ' | '"KAINTUCK'S WARD" ??V|SH ^ 10ft ' V 20c. V :M ^ THURSDAY | V -1 V&.IEEP.T RAY AND ELINOR V;';'S V. FAIR A V . "TIN ,PIN ALLEY" V\: . ^ 'And a Mutt and -Jeff Cartoon V | ;Jf ^ J "PRIVATE DETECTIVE" V | V 10c. , 20c. * raianiianiigiimtf^ , til Hail ji - . !! >ps looked any better, gj :ions favored a bump- jfi } i ny better than- this j | y > u had as*much invest- j! 1 i to win or as much to i J . * , I 5 j ure, or are you going V ith HAIL? S K! i to act safely. S 66 ;all to see you at once ? >ii IE ana see us?to oe too w if you will call us 7ip? [! i to protect your crop i \ VNCE. j j NCE & TRUST CO. j! ' ti /r 9 S >on, manager. JK le, S. C. |! f ,