Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f % %ocal flews | : Personals : #- -41 Miss Bessie Wardlaw of Bethel is in the city visiting friends. Mrs. Van Noy Wier, of Athens, ' Ga., is visiting at her old home in the ' city. Mrs. W. H., Anderson and her' daughters, of Hodges, were in the <?itv Wednesdav shopping. v 1 Mr. R. M. Haddon has returned ; from a visit to bis brother in Donalds. ; Misses Pearl and Annie Lee and J. j G. Hagan spent yesterday in Honeai Path. Mrs. Frank Andrews is spending a\ r? -ralafivoc in Winder. lew u<i%>a nuu 4V4MV?.V? ? , Ga. ^ Miss Florence Clinkscales, of Bel- \| ton, is visiting Miss Esther Bowen in the city. Miss Essie Lee McCord, assistant , manager of the Abbeville Telephone 1 Co., is taking her vacation this week.j J. F. Hill was called to Ware 1 SThnnis v(*st<?rdav on account of the ' death of his brother-in-law. j T. Frank McCord, of Greenwood, was a business visitor in the city on 1 Wednesday. ^ J. C. Smathers, of Greenwood, was' a business visitor in Abbeville yesterrday. ' jj Safety! if Service! Strem W -.^S c .'-Try: *ja fl: whic ?-4. ,, 1 > > ft. >! J* , vice] i*? <|; ft <f we e -*V J \ \ !; , lieve v il; thin* y * i * I (ykffl ti ::S \\lA J; II ter ii '? kaca II 11VI V I * F ,/ | ' * ?:? *??I2S ? "77L s I "THE A Story 15 cents SEE J, Dr. E. L. Power spent Thursday in Greenville. Mrs. W. F. Radcliff of Gilgal is shopping in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Price of Edgewood are shopping in the city today. W. C. Hall of Lowndesville, was in the city Friday. Mrs. Joe T. Hughes and children returned Wednesday from a visit to relatives in Hamlet, N. C. Miss Kathleen Richey of Columbia is in Abbeville to spend awhile with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richey. Miss?Maiy Shelly left this morning for a visit to relatives in Franklin, N. C. James and Frank Clark have returned from a visit to friends in m xt r> LTiUHlUCi 11. V. Mrs. Pierce McNeil and Miss Gertrude Penney of Sharon are spending the day in Abbeville. Miss Lucile Loden ds spending a Pew days with relatives in the Coun-J tyMisses Vergil, Busby and Margie Pruitt of Due West are shopping in the city today. Mrs. J. F. Rogers and Miss Mattie Rogers of Penney's Creek are spending the day in the city. Mrs. C. B. Hipp is leaving- thi.s sveek for a visit to Franklin N. C. She will be away for some time I L. L. Hester, of Mt. Carmel, was a business visitor in the city Wednes-J day. . , Moseley Huckabee and W. H. Harden, business men of Lowndesville j were here Thursrday looking after legal matters at the Court House. I i \th! fety and Strength are h have built up the PLAF is a part of our everyday specially pride ours?lvei , if our growth may be t is appreciated. SAFETY! 5fcKVK.il! iese are the three elemei ito consideration in the s > YOUR banking. You The Bank That Says > LANTE BAN ''The Friendly ABBEVILLE C01 SATURDAY VILLI AM S. W IN XXI ; BORDER WIR Of The Great C ack Dempsey in the Tars. Henry Hagerman, of Greenville, spent Thursday and Friday in the city with her mother, Mrs. John A. Harris. Mrs. W. D. Wilson was called to Spartanburg Thursday on account of the illness of her little nephew, Joe Everett, Jr. j Misses Mamie Devlin, Bessie Lee Cheatham, Mrs. C. H. McMurray and I D.\ and Mrs. J. R. Nickles spent Wednesday in Greenwood. Mrs. C. S. Henerly, of Ehrhardt, is is spending some time at her old home in Monterey. Mrs. "Henerly and her sister, Mrs. John T. Stokes, were in' the city yesterday shopping. Mrs. Luther Highsmith is in the j city and will spend some time withl her mother, Mrs. Lucy Thomson.1 ? - - I [While here she will take a course oi; treatment at the County Hospital. ENTERTAINS WORKING SOCIETY.' | Mrs. J. M. Anderson entertained the Working Society of the Methodist Church very pleasantly at her home on Tuesday afternoon at six o'clock.1 [After the business program delicious | corn flake cookies and ice tea was | served and a pleasant social half hour spent mingled with sadness over the 'fact that this was the last time the ladies would have the pleasure of meeting with one of their most faithful and interested co-workers. Mrs. Anderson will move to Greenwood next month and she will be greatly missed in all the church work.! I ' ' Mrs. Lamar Gilliam will entertain, the society in August. A TRIP NORTH. j Miss Mamie Roche leaves today, for an extended trip North. She will be joined by her sister, Miss Hattie,' !n Columbia. They will visit Niagara Falls and many other places of in-' terest. They expect to return in about 'wo weeks. 1 ' | the prime factors i 4TERS BANK. Ser- / ; business, in which i, and which, we beaken to mean anySTRENGTH! its which should en;election of a place will find all three i|; i Thank You." f :.RQ |i K. k-' 1 J <! i Bank." , s. c. MING OP P iRT _ ?LESS" )pen Place 25 cents ! First Episode of Da \ j Takirig T M _ .. ^ ft i HUE] "~ The Sanitary Felt R1 =s in/1i?n#lnal samtai*v r ******* OUllltUI J v Southern homes since J guarantee you a peri m long for the first RE1 * fine." r?r. I Kerr Fi | 20-22-24- NORTF VVVVVVVVVVVVVV\i V i SEE JACK DEMPSEY V IN THE FIRST EPISODE OP V'l "DAREDEVIL JACK" v'i AT OPERA HOUSE ' vj< mftrmnrv a tt tttt v 1 c4-v, v' V ItlUKOL'AI, (JUUX 1VVU. -m i . M ENTERTANING THE BRIDE Miss Margie Bradley entertained this morning at her home on Wardlaw street at a delightful rook party. The 1 guests were invited to meet Mrs. James Cox, a recent bride, who is proving a charming addition to the younger set of society matrons in j Abbeville. The Bradley home was cool and ! inviting, the games were lively and the thirty guests had a thoroughly enjoyable time. Sandwiches and tea were served at noon. I A CHURCH SOCIETY I ! The ladies society of the A. R. P. Church met with Mrs. M. R. Plaxco Thursday afternoon and a pleasant hour was enjoyed. Arrangements were made for a tea to be given on Monday night on the lawn at Mrs. Monday night on the lawn at Mrs. punch and teacakps will be S"ir\ ; ERA HO I = f "ROUGF I"CAU( 10 cents redevilJack Opera he Guess Out 01 and zsp^z z- ed. m6 i' ' irty- seven years \ ^0^*; i Best Southern Homes ' D CROSS I m tary layer Felt" = , 1 LI JL KJ&299 i KjHK ickcd individually j|, iled sanitary carton ; fjjlajg i juiiipip in w iD CROSS which comes arton has been used and 5 1882 and if you sleep oi :ect night's rest for 5 CROSS mattress ever i irniture Co I MAIN ST. ABI md to which the children of the town i There was a good attendence of :he members end the miests were Mrs. Mamie Wharton, Mrs. James Cox and Miss Marata Devlin. Cream and cake were served at the close of the afternoon. PHILLIPS-CLARK. I I I The marriage of Miss Vera Phillips and Mr. Charles Clark was solemnized on Wednesday mornmg, June 30th, at the home of the bride's par-P, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, of Calhoun Falls. rPL - J J: ? 1a,?A1,T Uc c'tys ine weuuuig waa iuvcij m ivo ow** plicity. The bride and groom entered' together to the strains of Mendel-! ssohn's wedding march, played byj Mrs. J. A. Clotfelter, trie ceremony being performed by. Rev. J. A.Clotfelter of Lowndesville. The bride never looked lovelier ( than in her becoming iblue coat suit,' with accessories to match. She is the J oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ! Phillips, and is a young :acy 01 splen' did traits of character. The groom ' having given six years of faithful ' service to Uncle Sam, has returned ! with his bride to his home at Elvarado i Texas where a lucrative position | awaits him. The friends of the young couple ,"iro rarauHnm USE MONDAY TOM MIX , IN I RIDING ROM AND A. Star Comedy :ht in the e house Thursday, Ji iiiiiiiiliiiliiiiilliiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiliiii : Sleeping j There is no more m ,i miserable feeling I than to be tired and yet unable to sleep ' when you go to bed. H It's true that scmc^B times this is due to a j | nervous condition 1 which only medical I , tr^atmAnt will sari- t just. ?;f|| However, more often an uncomfort- jj able Jbed is the cause You roll and toss on |S t a lumpy old inferior S ^ mattress, filled with |j| shavings or knotty jj cotton, and imagine pj? your liver is out of j? -r-A fix. *! m to you packed in an j| d approved in the best jj| n a RED CROSS we | | we can't say for how pf 'J iold is still "sleeping M mpany I on/it ii? o r> Hi ij. showered them with good wishes and congratulations. , \ .?ja " 1 ??i \?, vvvvvvvvvvw<v* * /# i OPERA HOUSE V ; ^ . PROGRAM. , V V ji$ra TODAY?FRIDAY MARY PICKFORD and DOU V / GLAS MCLEAN V IN V "CAPTAIN KIDD, JR." V AND ^ TWO REEL COMEDY _ V "MY SALOMY LIONS'" , \ 10c. 20c. V \ 4| ? . v m \ SATURDAY V V WILLIAM S. HART , V " V IN * V "THE BORDER WIRELESS" V V AND X V A SUNSHINE COMEDY V V "THE JAZZ BANDITTS" V V 15c. ' 25c. V v v V MONDAY * V TOM MIX V V .IN V "ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE" W i ANT) * K J/iJ V ' A STAR COMEDY V Z "CAUGHT IN THE END'" X V 10c. 20c. M VAVUVVVVVVVVVVM ance" . :nd" -m. 20 cents iJy 15th ?