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ANTREVILLE
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The pleasures of the country are j
being shared with many friends and'
visitors at the present.
Mrs. Norris Wakefield gave a silver
tea last Friday afternoon for
the benefit of the'memorial hospital, j
The sum of fifteen dollars was the |
collection. A delicious sweet course,
was served.
Mrs. Eulys Stokes, and daughter,
of Columbia, are spending several
days with Mrs. G. O. Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hunt and!
daughter, Virginia, of Shelby, N. C.,
vicrHntr relatives in Antreville i
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballentine
and daughter, Carolyn, of Anderson
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Wakefield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Erwin and sons,
Thomas and Carroll, are visiting in
Spartanburg this week.
Misses Erin and Hazel Crowther
CHURCH AND STORE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
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"A disastrous fire in the wee small
hours of Sunday morning completely
destroved the building and contents
of the general merchandise store belonging
to I. C. Brown on lower
South Main Street, and only the
walls of the Methodist church next
door are left standing.
"Mr. Brown's loss is practically
complete, the total insurance on bothi
the store building and stock of goods1
being only $1450 while he estimates
his stock alone to be worth approxi-'
mately $10,000. |
"The Methodist church which was
also destroyed .fared slightly better,1
the stewards having $1,500 insurance
on it. Nothing was saved from
l -1- 1- a ?k.in!
cno cnurcu cA^cpi iuo
ud the organ."
The above is a clipping from
The Press and Banner of June
21,1920 and should be a
warning to all property owners.
ARE YOU FULLY INSURED?
We are prepared to
protect you. Why not let us
carry the risk? The cost is
small, the protection great1
Phone 329 and and we will
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can iv see juu at vnw< w
IT NOW.
CITIZENS INS. & TRUST CO.
W. D. Wilkinson, Mgr. j
Grocer'S |
r MAXWELL HOUSE .
1 e COFFEE ,
Qualiiif
The Dort i
, sign. And
1 accessible
themselves,
casionally i
very small
PRICES: Touring Car, $1035; R(
$1665; Fourseason Coupe
Wire Wheels and ,
ELLIS?LE
Eureka Hot
are attending the summer school
for teachers at Winthrop rollege.
Miss Annie Bell is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Williams near Abbe- t
ville. II
Mr. Carl Suber has a position with JI
the McMurray Drug Co., Abbeville, e
for the summer. t
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowther *
entertained the young people at a
lawn party last Thursday evening.
Messrs. J. .P. Bowen and R. Q.
Williams have prepared to enjoy
the summer and have bought new
automobiles, the former bought a
Ford and the latter a Chevrolet.
Mr. J. Newt Bowen has received
his Reo Six and is ready to take his
friends to ride.
Rev. W. S. Martin has returned
jhome from a pleasant trip to Henidersonville.
Miss Mary Anderson has returned
home after a week's visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson in
Anderson.
Mr. S. M. Derrick of Chapin was
a visitor in our community this past
.week-end.
Miss McMahan of Honea Path is
| the guest of Miss Bertha Patterson
jfor several days. t
i Misaoo Ruth nnH Mvrt.lp flrnwther
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Crowther
of Santuc last week.
'Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Suber and
family were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Brownlee Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowen . and
daughter, Harriett, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pennell
near Belton.
The Methodist Missionary Society
met with Mrs. William Patterson
Saturday afternoon. Everyone enjoyed
Mrs. J. H. Ferguson's talk.
Master James Archie Cheatham of
Abbeville is out at his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Keaton, I
enjoying the fruit and country
sports that the barefoot boys engage
in.
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iiuaster JCiU.win vf-ttn.ei.iciu ui \jaihoun
Falls is spending several days
with Sam Wakefield.
FINDS WAR MAPS
OF AMIENS IN THE
LINING OF A GLOVE
Decatur, 111., June 28.?Tearing
apart the gauntlet of an old
leather glove which he had picked
up when fighting a fire at the Wabash
railroad shops, H. von Boekr.ian,
roundhouse temployee, today
found concealed therein a ground
plan of the fortifications about the
city of Amiens, France. The drawing
was on tracing muslin.
In the other glove was found an- j
other map, but it was so damaged i
that the tracing was illegible. Both ]
were encased in oil cloth and sewed |
in between the two layers of i
leather wh?ch formed the gauntlet, j
Boekman said he was led to tear
the glove apart because of the pe- I
culiar stitching.
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Goes Clear Through
s unusually simple in chits
working parts are so
that owners say they,
can easily make the ocneeded
minor repairs at
expense.
iff
laaszer, flUJO; fourseason Sedan,
, $1665. F. O. B. Factory.
Spare Tires Extra.
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Building
Gaby DeslyVs Gems For Sale
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Paris, June 25.?The jewels of
he late Gaby Deslys, the famous c
French dancer and actress who died s
February 11 last, were placed on 1
xhibition today, preliminary to s
heir sale next Monday for the i
enefit of the poor of the city of r
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50 Yard Dash
Sack Race
Potato Race
BASE BALL
MILL STREET
MISS FANNIE FULLER
MISS FLORENCE FRITH
I MISS AZALEE CRESWELL
MISS ANNIE MAY EEASLE'
MISS SALLIE MAY BOND
MISS PAULINE NORRELL
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Meat Serving Committei
MR. R. H. BRAZEAL, Chairm
MRS. A. O. ROCHE
MRS. J. JL- BURRELL
MRS. R. H. BRAZEAL
MRS. W. M. LANGLEY
MRS. J. R. GRUBB
MRS. G. B. HAMBY
DINNER SERVE
INEZ OWENS
LAURA CLARK,
VICTORIA BEASLEY
CORA BENTON
BESSIE FRITH
EULA WILSON
LOUISE CRESWELL
IDA BOWIE
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9 GUSSIE ABLE
? LILLIAN GRUBB
g MARIE McCLELLAN
I PLATE
^ MRS. J. A. ROSCOE, Chairman
? MRS. C. O. OWEN
MRS. WILL SCOTT
& MRS. J. T. COX
g MRS. SARAH WILLIS
I AUTO NO.
Barnett Avenue
South Main Street
Railroad Street.
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MISS ANNIE MAY B
MISS AZALEE CRES
SATU1
Marseilles as provided in Mile.'
Deslys's will.
According to connoisseurs, the
ollection comprises the finest asortment
of pearls ever seen in
'aris. Although diamonds, rubies,
lapphires, emeralds and other
>recious stones are adequately repesented,
they are not quite so con[y!
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Free For All.
Qlrla?10 to 14
Boy*?8 to 12
Boys?10 to 1B
, 3-30 P. M. .
BASKET C
MIIBI r CTBPCT
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MISS INEZ OWENS
MISS ALESE BELL
MISS MACIE BLANCHETT
Y MISS LUNETT BLANCHETT
MISS EFFIE McABEE
MISS ADD1E GOING
(ME FOR YOUR BASK
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an
"Jolly Workers Club"
In Charge of Sale of
ICE CREAM
COCA-COLA
PEANUTS
CHEWING GUM
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CA1TIP r.fHSFTT
ANNIE LOU HARALSON
EULA BROWN
SALLIE MAY BOND
DOROTHY UNDERWOOD
LUNETT BLANCHETT
NELLIE GRUBB
JESSIE GADDIS
LILLIE ASHLEY
LOLA GRAY
MACIE BLANCHETT
SERVING COMMIT
u MRS. J. W. ABLES
MRS. LUCY McCURRY
MRS. S. J. WOOLBRIGHT
MRS. A. K .PATTERSON
BASKET C
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Brook Stre
Mill Street
MR. L. M. BLA
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EASLEY MISS CHRISTU
WELL
RDAY, J1
spicuous, the dancer's hobby being
pearls.
A Choice in Whiskers?We will
say this for the Czar and the Grand'
Duke, they had better-looking whisky
ers than the Bolsheviki.?Columbia
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Three Inning Base Ball Game
BAWD CONCERT FROM 12 T
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OMMITTEE
BARNETT AVENUE BR<
MISS MINNIE MARTIN MIS
SOUTH MAIN STREET M*s
MISS CHRISTINA WILLIS MJS
MJSS PEARL CAMPBELL MiS
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MISS LEILA HAMMOND RAI
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FREE LEMONADE GEC
J. F
J. R. GRUBB, Chairman.
MISS NELLIE GRUBB RE<
MISS JESSIE GADDIS ,
BENNIE LANGLEr MRJ
MISS GUSSIE ABLE MRS
W. L. CLARK MIS
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MARY GREEN LOl
FLORENCE FRITH CA1
ALESE BELLE - IOL
AZALEE CRESWELL BLA
IVA ASHLEY ANr
BESSIE SHAW CAf
MAYBELLE OSBORNE LEU
CHRISTIANA WILLIS . PAl
ADDIE GOING MIN
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ETHELYN POWELL EST
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MRS. ALF LYON
MRS. W. L. CLARK
MRS: J. W. WALKER D.
MRS. DAISY McFADDEN J. R
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VIE MISS ALEJ
NA WILLIS MISS CARI
ULY 3rd,
WHY HE RESIGNED
"Why did you resign from the .
Worry'Club?" '
"I discovered that the way the rest Jj
of them got out of worrying was by
telling all their troubles to me."? ^
Boston Transcript.
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Band Music
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