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ftlrs. J. M. Sha$>e of Laurens is spei
spending the week with her sister, ftlrs
Mrs. Harvey Drake. I
Leon and Clarence Gordon of CH;
Anderson were Sunday visitors at
their home here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haddon and ?
Miss Cora Haddon were visitors in 01
Abbeville last Friday. Mr. R. M. I
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Haddon returned to Abbeville iwth [ . ,
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Mr. Herbert Gordon was in And-L
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erson on business last Monday. ^
Miss Lois Ervin, Field Secretary j
af the C' )tton Grower's Association]
gave a talk to our citizens last pire
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Monday night in the auditorium. 1
Mr. Maxcy Agnew was elected 01C*(
Presilent of the Association, Mr. R. mis:
L. Barmore Vice-president and Mr.
B. H. Smith Secretary. coni
# The Civic League met with Mrs.
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Alfred Tribble on Tuesday afterrccc
noon. There was a large attendance i
of the members, besides a number |coa'
of visitors. After the business was j "*
transacted an interesting program j01^1
was carried out. The hostess, assist- | 1
ed by her little daughters, served j'^ar'
ripe fruit and delicious ice cream, |un^
,cake and candy. A most enjoyable,*1011
afternoon was spent. i 1
Children's Day will be held in, wit]
Old Greenvale church Sunday at lllfor
a. m. A cordial invitation is extend-[for
ed to all. and
Mrs. Mamie Posey of Washington, C
D. C., and Mrs. Nettie Tayioi of clu<
Belton are visiting their parents, sid<
Mr. and Mrs. Higden. sile
Messrs. Perry Pruitt and D. H. wi?
Seawright have purchased new iast
ears. I m0^
Miss Earl of Greenville is spend- jfor
ing the week with Mrs. Ida McDill. j
Mrs. T. G. Highsmith of Shoals si0,
Junction was operated on in the Ab- tarn
beville Hospital last Thursday. Mrs. the
Highsmith's many friends will be had
glad to know that she is making to i
rapid improvement. Noi
Revival meeting will begin in^n
Greenvale church on the second i mjt
Sunday in August. Rev. R. K. Ne\
Walker D. D., of Lewisburg, Tenn.f|
will do the preaching. The pastor, I I
Kev. J. M. Dallas, extends a cordial offic
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[r. Ralph Godfrey of Greenville
it Sunday with Mr. Myrth Kilsworth.
Five Batt
[iss Wilma Dodson of Greenville T?
it the week-end with her sister,
. J. R. Dunn.
Greene
\NGE MADE IN ,tions are
COAL ORDERS at Fort R!
125, at wh
Washington, July 13.?Extension bers of tl
30 days of the order giving pre-'artillery,
sntial distribution of open top i Carolina,
; to coal mines, east of the Mis- first reun
ippi was ordered today by the Plans h
rstate commerce commission in t0 ieaVe e
affort to solve the coal transp,or- |ville, Spa
on problem. |ville and
he original order would have ex-'el to the
d July 21. jon the mi
'hree fold amendment of the poaches \\
ar also was made by the com-jtached to
sion which in a letter-to Daniel jbia in the
lard, chairman of the advisory j Charlestoi
imittee of the Association of j Arrangi
Kvay Executives suggested that j carry the
carriers prohibit more than one^ter the ai
)nsignment of cars, loaded with'trip being
I. ! ferry.
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'he amendment of the original! It has
er provide: jtained wh
hat railroads must place an em-;low the u
i*o against consignees failing to! fort, but
Dad open top cars within 24 jcomodatio
rs after delivery. j Every <
'he railroad may assign cars his own 1
fiout regard to existing ratings tite until
the mines so as to provide fuel during Si
current use to public utilities will be s<
public institutions. ment.
ioal cars are defined not to in- On Sat
ie flat bottom gondolas with meeting \
i less than 36 inches high, in- manent c
measurement, or cars equipped noon a b
h racks or which on June 19, between '
has been retired from the coal guardsme
cement and stenciled or tagged been com
other service. it will be
Announcement of the commis- program
i's changes came almost simul- afternoon
eously with the adjournment of Charlesto
coal operators conference which that nighl
been attempting for two days The co
work a plan for supplying the bring thei
"thwest. The plan finally agreed
by the operators will be sub- *?R'TON
ted to railroad executives at PRO
v York tomorrow.
-egal Blanks of all kinds at this London
:e?Press and Banner. Rotherme
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ARTILLERY laity of Oxford
TQ HOLD REUNION the estblishmen
'professorship o:
eries of National Guard . , ,
ted States of A
Assemble at Fort ' ?
.. , . known as th(
?" tne Harmsworth Pr
ood, July' 12.?PJrepara- |erica"
being made for a big time-8011 1
[oultrie July 23, 24, and .worth of the I,
ich time all the old mem. a comoaer ^) (
ie five companies of coast
National Guard of South Jk
will assemble for their
ion.
ave been made for a coach 0%
ach of the towns of Green- CLE
rtanburg, Gaffney, JonesGreenwood,
to be attach. ^
train leaving those towns
orning of July 23. These
ill be assembled and at.
the train leaving Colum!
afternoon and arriving in
1 about 9 o'clock. JF
sments have been made to X
boys over to the island af- jX_
rival of this train, the
; made on the well known S
not been definitely asecr- H
lether the officials will al_ PL
se of the barracks at the
it is certain that some acns
will be provided.
one is cautioned to provide
unch to satisfy his appeSaturday
morning, but _ TOT
iturday and Sunday meals
irved by special arrange- X COI
you. (
urday morning a mass blend O
vill be held to form a per- < ?.
rganization. That after. U0II16S
<tAA.kn11 a ics crnndrif*
aouuan game 10 ovuguuivu ^ W%?4AV
the regulars and the prefer
n. The program has not - . - pleted,
but in a few days KITlClOt
published in full. The p
will be completed Sunday L?am<
in time to get out of revelat
n on the regular train freedon
mmittee suggests that all Tliey 1<
ir bathing suits. retty a1
gives oxford cigarett
fessorship in u. s. pivp
history as memorial *-?ve
compar
i, July i3.?viscount any cig<
re has given the Univer
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usiness to Gree
o move any moi
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COMPA
HIS REMOVAL S
20,000 pounds for was killed in the war.
t nd endowment of a conditions of the endoi
? history of ttie Uni- holder of the professors!
merica, which will be the time of his election
5 Harold Vyvyan of the Unite4 States. He
ofessorship of Am- the professorship for 10
in memory of his shall be eligible for appc
irold Vyvyan Harms- (another 10 years. The
rish Guards, formerly ^ shall be made by an ele<
Christ Church, who consisting of the Am<
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you will like this Camel Turkii
and Domes!
J never got such cigarette- jli
itentment as Camels hand w
Camels quality and expert
f choice Turkish and choice ?
jtic Tobaccos make this
ss possible?and make you
this Camel blend to either
tobacco smokedstraight! I
els mellow-mildness is a I
ion! Smoke them with j
1 withput tiring your taste i j
save no unpleasant ciga- k
ftertaste nor unpleasant ?
y odor! S
Camels every test?then
e them puff-for-puff with
irette in the world!
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Under the bassador at the time of the ele<S)n,
ivment the who Shall have a casting vofttthe lip
must at chancellor of the universityj 8an'
be a citizen elector nominated by the univemty
> shall hold and Lord Rothermore and eachgpc^'v
years, and ceec[ing holder of the viscounts
lintment for '
appointment Bituminous coal prices in France
ctoral board are ten times what they were before
srican am- the war.
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