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Mrs. J. P. Pratt, of Due West
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Misses Rosa and Eva Seawright
of Donalds were in Abbeville
\ Thursday shopping.
Mrs. W. D. Wilson has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Joe Everett in
Spartanburg.
Miss Lina Mclhvaine and Mrs.
Quince Simms of Central were
'shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Haddon of Donalds
was shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Harkness and daughter,
Miss Sarah, of Antreville spent
yesterday in Abbeville.
Miss Kittie Perrin has returned
to her home in Greenville after an
extended visit to Mrs. T. G. White.
Miss Margaret Burton of Newberry
arrives tomorrow for a visit
to ?4iss Sarah Perrin.
Mr. P. W. Powell of Greenwood
was' operated upon Wednesday at
the Abbeville Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Glenn Love of Greenwood
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was in town Wednesday on professional
business.
Mrs. E. B. Sloan, and son, of
Clinton are spending the week in
the city with Miss Eliza Lindsay.
Mrs. William Timmons of Greenville,
Miss Ella Mae Tribble of
Anderson and Miss Gladys Wilson
of Watts are here for the reception.
Lawrence and Willie Heater,
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Willis and Will Mars of Mt. Carmel |
were business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Chiles Calhoun, of Greenwood,I
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. 0. Robinson is visiting'rel-(
atives in Calhoun Falls.
Little Miss Elizabeth Beeks is visit-j
ing in Cross Hill this week. ^
Miss Marion Prince of Sharon
spent yesterday in town.
Misses Bettie and Maggie Evans!
of Lebanon spent Friday in Abbeville
shopping.
Miss Mae W.^borne has returned
from Andersoitf .where she spent her
vacation.
! Mrs. Fred Mabry and children of
! CokesburjF* sp^nt Thursday in the
city wit*h E. H. Hughes and family.
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j Miss Ella Mae Tribble of Anderson
is spending several days in the
city with Mrs. James Shelly.
Mr. Joe Montgomery of Spartanburg
was a business visitor in Abbeville
yesterday.
| H. H. Hughes of Columbia is
spending several days in the city
with his son, E. H. Hughes.
j Misses Bryte and Jennie Daniels j
of Clinton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. j
T. L. Cann.
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Mahlon Cann ,who has been in a 1
hospital in Atlanta for some time,'
has returned home.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams < are
spending a few days in Fountain
Inn with relatives.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mcllwaine, of
Long Cane, spent Wednesday with
1 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wham.
Miss Gwen Bristow left yesterday
for Hendersonville, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Lena B. Dickson, of Brownlee,
was here Friday on a combined
business and pleasure tr!p.
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Mrs. F. L. Welborne of Anderson
is sepnding a few days in the city
with her daughters, Misses Mae and
Anne Welborne.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wharton of
Waterloo are expected in the city
today to spend the week-end with
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles.
Miss Grace Cruse, of Charlotte, N.
C., arrived in the city today to spend
a few days with Miss Mildred Cochran.
i Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Plaxco wenti
I to Due West Wednesday and were!
| guests at the marriage of Misses Ruthj
j and Louise Todd.
( Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson and
daughters, Marguerite and Eloise,
'of Due West spent Thursday in
'the city.
Mrs. James.Bailey and Mrs. Mag-j
gie Pennal of Great Falls, S. C., I
are spending some time in Abbeville j
with friends and relatives.
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i Miss Mary Louise Dargan left j
yesterday for her home in Spartanburg.
She was accompanied by Miss
'Ada Faulkner, who will spend some j
time with her.
S. W. Davis of Due West, a pros-!
perous farmer and business man in j
his home town, was in Abbeville
looking after the legal matters
Thursday.
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j Mr. Hipp has returned to his home(
in Clinton after a visit to his son, Mr.;
| C. B. Hipp. Mr. Hipp has been sick
and the Abbeville atmosphere set (
him straight again. (
J .S. Stark, C. E. Williamson and j
T. G. White spent yesterd^ in. <
Belton on business connected with i
the establishment of a towel fac- J
tory here. !<
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J. A. Nance of Monterey was here
Tuesday and attended the meeting j
at which the Senatorial candidates' j
laid their claims before the voters t
of the county. 'j
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J. C. Dansby and William Langley
of the Betbia neighborhood,
were in Abbeville for the campaign
meeting Tuesday and took in all the
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mattress, filled with jj j
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;xcellent talks made by the candilates.
Bill Cason was one of the interested
listeners at the campaign (
neeting yesterday but he didn't do j
inw "hftllprinc". TTa is wait.ino- until
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ilectidn night so as to have his
roice in tune.
James J. Link, who is one of the
:ine farmers of the Bethia section,
ind who 1 believes in 1.89 as the
jrice for cotton, has joined hands
vith The Press and Banner and will
lelp push it to that figure.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Greer, is
the attractive guesj; of Miss Mildred
Cochran on South Main street. This
is Miss Smith's first visit to Abbeville1
and she is very much pleased with
our city and the people. :J
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Mrs. Oscar Shelly, of Monroe and (
Miss Beatrice Gribble of Franklin, !
N. C., were over Sunday visitors at 1
the home of Mrs. James Shelly last1
week. Miss Gribble is a student at the;
bummer school at Anderson.
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Miss Evelyn McAllister enter- 1
;ained the young people's missionary
society of the Methodist church
rhursday afternoon. The Society is
n a flourishing condition and the
foung people are enthusiastic over
;heir many missionary enterprises, i
MRS. HENRY COMPLIMENTED
Mrs. R. E. Henry, nee Miss Tim- j1
nons, is the honor guest at a re-j
:eption given for her this afternoon 1
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by Miss Maggie Brooks at her honie
Dn East Pinckney street. Many . of
the ladies of the city have received
invitations to meet Mrs. Henry, a
lovely bride who is to* make hei
home here.
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A HOUSE PARTY
Miss Florence Neuffer has as her
quests, Miss Nelie Smoke of
Orangeburg, Miss Elizabeth Boweu
of Antreville and Miss Annie Wilson
of the city and the young people
are enjoying all the pleasures
which go with a house party.
Miss Florence is entertaining her
young /friends at a rook party this
afternoon in compliment to her
visitors.
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