Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_ & ? Xocal flews * _ ii : personals j j W. D. Wilson spent Thursday in Elberton. J. J. Link of Bethia spent Friday in town. Miss Vera Hall s visiting friends > at Iva this week. R. B. Ferguson has returned from a trip to Newberry. Demos Jones of Greenwood spent yesterday in Abbeville. Miss Ida Sanders of Greenville is visiting relatives near the city. \ " Miss Bessie Wardlaw of Bethel spent Thursday in the city. ' J. T. Brooks, Jr., 6f Fountain Jnn ' spent Thursday in the city. ? ' " R. Y. Simmons of Greenwood was! in the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. & B. Hipp are spending a few days in Clinton. Wallace Cheatham of Columbia | i? spending a few days in the city, j Miss Hattie Lou Haddon of AnI treville spent yesterday in the' city shopping. Miss Ma^y Sbarpe is back in the city after spending a pleasant vaca- J 'tion with her home folks. . . Mr. D. S. Vandiver, of Anderson, was a business visitor In the city to-< day. ' j Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Black Apent * Thursday and Friday in Smithville with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCord. ^ I Waking T l ^ j fcli , ' j'., ! RE) i fe> tlKi jaS m-k^ZXV I ^ il ; M ^\\\ \ JL ^owpi p i W? |[ J f mdsei B t. WAp tv . ri>?4-,6l f p | ' ' -"' Si r .'4 . ' I t The Sanitary Felt R1 individual sanitary < Southern homes sine guarantee you a per long for the first RE g fine." j I Kerr fru 1 20-22-24- NORTI " giy.jjjr | John Armour, who has been 1 spending his vacation in Washington, Ga., has returned to Abbeville. ] r ? 1 ! Mrs. J. C. Ellis has returned from' Greenville, where she has been visiting for some time. Charlie Aycock has returned to j Columbia after spending several | days in Abbeville. Misses Ethel Perry and Margaret , Penney are spenling a few days in i |Charleston with relatives. < j Miss Helen Haigler has returned i from a week's visit to her friend, J Miss Alice Miller of Westminister, j ? i; C. A. Haigler, Jr., will spen<J the next two weeks with his home peoi pie, taking his summer vacation. | George C. Gambrell of Darlingtota is in the city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. j Miss Sarah Ella Drennan of 1 Greenwood is spending her vacation'.] with her parents, near the city. ] \ Hon. W. P. Greene of Abbeville S I j was a business visitor here yester-'i day.?Greenwood Index Journal. * Miss Amy Belle Nojris left Thurs-, day for Van Wyck where she will spend several days with Miss Kath-.1 leen Bates. " r"' ~ ~ '] Miss Mary Jackson of Clover, S. j C., is spending several days with ^ her friend, Mrs. Paul Warfllaw, near i the city. , Mrs. Norris Wakefield of Antre-1 ville and Mrs. Ralph Ballentine of ^ Anderson are visiting Mrs. Bob Mnhrv. Mrs. Otto Bristow, Mrs. J. M. I ^ a Anderson, and Miss Lul^ Power have returned from Atlanta, where, they spent a few days shopping. 1 Misses Gussie Mae and Marguerite Schroeder have returned to their aome in Spencer, N. C., after a visit to their aunt, Mrs. J. C. Cox. *a li Miss Mildred Cochran of Abbe- ii rille, and Miss Lila Teal of Chris- K he Guess Oiit Of w and. approved.:: \ irly-seven year? '* Best Southern Homes 1 D CROSS I tasry layer Eel f STRESS I icked individually lied sanitary carton ED CROSS which comes :arton has been used and e 1882 and if you sleep o] feet night's rest for D CROSS mattress ever s i irniture Co 4 MAIN ST. AB tenfield were recent guests of Miss Elizabeth Smith.?Greenville Piedmont. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harvey P. Gay left Thursday for their home in Sacramento, Cal.,. after spending several days here with their sister, Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran. j rl Mrs. M. R. Hatcher and Mr. and' Mrs. John A. Hatcher of Townville, S. C. are expected to arrive in the city tomorrow to spend several days with the former's sister, Mrs. J. C. Cox. . i Miss Jessie I Latimer of Honea Path arrived in the city today to spend some time with her fr'end,! Miss Minnie Ruth Cox. Miss Latimer has visited in Abbeville before and has many friends who will be delighted to see her. . i MISS RICHEY ENTERTAINS 9 j i Miss Lillian Richey entertained! twenty of her friends at a rook party Thursday afternoon .at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Johnson, on Greenville street. There were five tables of players arranged in the living room and hall! ivhich were beautifully decorated ; ivith many bowls of. nasturtiums. ; At the close of the afternoon i salad course with tea was served. IN HONOR OF MRS. McMlLLAN j i ' Mrs. Willie Speed g^ve a delight-1 :ul rook party, Wednesday after-1 loon in honor of the recent bride, Urs. Leslie McMillan. t The porch was prettily decorated j ?iflnJac onrl fornR. ! V1U1 IllClliy VUIUl CU OWI1WU W4.V. *V?? There were about forty guests! >resent to enjoy Mrs. Speed's party, j Misses Ada Faulkner and Celia Chalmers served punch during the ifternoon and after the games de- i icious cream and cake were served. I ??????? ' ( N HONOR OF MISSES j NEWTON AND GARDNER ] i Miss Mary Jones entertained. bout thirty of her friends at a de- } ghtful party Wednesday evening' 1 honor of her guests, Miss Pauline f Jfewton of Gibson, N. C., and Miss t IBM 1 _ 1 ' Pflb! ^Sleeping li' There is no more 11 miserable feeling I < than to be tired and B j yet unable to sleep |j 1 when you go to bed. E J It's true that some- ?J times this is due to a . j| nervous condition ffi * Ei which only medical jg treatment will ad- jj i just. 1 ] ' IS' However, more of- Pi1 ten an uncomforl- % * W ] ' i i t .i lii , SiiLe oea is ine cause g, j Ei You roll and toss on g a lumpy old inferior || mattress, filled with % shavings or knotty m cotton, and imagine | your liver is out of If fix. jj rJ: to you packed in an approved in the best gj n a RED CROSS we g we can't say for how jg old is still "sleeping jg mpany ? BEVILLE, S. C. ^ p % I Annie Willie Gardner of Bethune, 1 N. C. | Progressive conversation was the ] form of entertainment. Punch was,1 served throughout the evening and it he close cream and cake / were served. MUses Robertson Entertain The home' of Misses May and Eu-j genia Robertson on North Main street was the scene of a lovely bridge party Thursday morning when the Misses Robertson entertained in honor of Mrs. R. E. Henry a recenVbride, and Mrs. W. H. \ Phillips of Tampa, Fla., who is visit-1 ,ing her sister, Mrs. J. D. Fulp. There were fqur tables of bridge | and at the conclusion of the games a delightful luncheon was served j the guests. The decorations were J petunias ana me morning was most pleasantly spent with the charming hostess. I ILER?STONE i The following from the Greenville Piedmont will .be of interest to the friends of Mr. Ernest Stone in ! Abbeville: * Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Iler, announce the marriage of their daughter . Nancy Ann to Mr. Ernest A. Stone on August 2nd, Nineteen Hundred . and Twenty Greenville, South Carolina at home^after 15th, Abbeville, S. C.rj rvvv ANTREVILLE V \>\\\"\\\\\\\>\ The ladies of, Antreville sold ice cream Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the school building. The sum of $32 was made. Misses Mary and Genevieve Anderson are visiting the' Misses Broyles in Anderson. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson before returning home. Mrs. Smith of Atlanta is visiting J tex daughter, Mrs. Cullen Kay. Miss Myra Williams is spending leveral days in Abbeville with Mr. ind Mrs. John Evans and other rela;ives. . . . Miss Pet H&wthorhe of Latimer s visiting her sister,.Mrs. S. J., tt . -bj> j* u Mrs,. Ralph BaUentine and daugfc?| :er Carolyn, of Anderson spent the' week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Wakefield.* *' ' One.of the most enjoyable occalions of the summer was the lawn party given by the Misses Crow-j ;her last Friday evening. Delicious lunch was served. Mr. Archie Keaton, Jr., spent the veek-end in Belton iwth Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Simmons and family. We hope that a large number of jeople from all over the county will attend the Inter-denominational Sunday School association at Shiloh :hurch Sunday, August 8. All are nvited to attend. The following have had a new :oat of paint added to their homes: VIessrs. R. Q. Williams, J. B. Wake:'ield, Dr. 7. A. Anderson, R. A. Ceaton, '*ir. Bishop and E. L. BelL rhis has added greatly to the at- ' ;ractiveness of the farm homes. mi- 1. x ?i ?- : 11 ine piuiracieu meeting win it Shiloh, Monday, August 9, Rev.! Manly 9f Pendleton will assist Rev.; Martin. Every one is invited to at K vvvvuvvvvv vvvvv! V S V OPERA HOUSE V PROGRAM. V ? , 1 v FRIDAY vj V Cecil B. DeMille'c Production V V. "OLD WIVES FOR NEW" V V Ami Two Reel Comedy V V "Moonshines and Jailbirds" V V 25c. 35c. V V v1 s. SATURDAY V V HARRY CAREY V V "HUMAN STUFF" V S. Andt Sunshine CirtneGy V V "Ten Nights Without A Bar- V V room." V ^ 1Cc. 20c. V s v V MONDAY V V TOM MIX V V IN x V "THREE GOLD COINS" V C And Star Comedy V V "THE LAST NIP" V V 10c. | 20c. WVVVVVVWVVVVVVV ;end these services. Mr. Lester Ferguson celebrated lis birthday Tuesday by having aj LET YOUR CHEC] BE YOUR BOOKK A checking account at 1 in aid to every man who account and know exactlj Many women in Abbeville count in this bank. . It shows cash on hand, out and to whom. , It giv< set of books to chec,k up economical. We will be fflad to sud . a checking account here .book..... ... Get one. INTERE8T PAII ? Plant "The Frien ; ABBEVILl I o . xxougn t 0 m***?* 100,000 Feet R< - Hand. Will Se AH at Reasonab' ' \ * V W. A. C *. i * * ./ V -I THE SOLID I. , , . SIDE OF SUC While so many of us are and earning, perhaps, mc let us be reminded of the This is saving. Earnii conditions of employmei health. But saving build tions cannot shake. Soli we fo !:s who are earning - should be piling up build ?|ati.on! THE NATIC OF ABB \ 31!!? - Alt' Cool. C (To torn* WOOL ANC. j f J i- .m ffW rAT Ir Ir 5/eep on /Ae Woo/ Cotton Side i Made of hundreds of ^ layers of thinned out < wool and cotton: It is ] SOFT and FLUFFY, j | and never LUMPS 1 I or SAGS. ? I CARTER BROTHERS M I SOLD 1 I W. A. CALVE] [family reunion. All enjoyed the occasion and wished for him many more happy birthdays. I K BOOK LEEPER. the PLANTERS Bank is t wants to keep a personal / r where his money goes. also have a checking aci a record of all cash j paid 3s the Holder a complete personal) expenses an<f ply every one who opens with a neat pocket 6heck " ' v > ON SAVINGS. fp ers Bank s ; idly Bank". -<E, S. C; * i 1 Lumber \ t ??? I ' /;: / " M >ugh Lumber on . ; 11 Any Part or le Prices. ' ALVERT I . : . tf. - r ' ' .v?% > 10 !;' ' < * ? *?<? - r | CESS M I x V' V prosperous as never before ?re than we ever expected, solid side of success. ig is largely the product of it, skill, energy and good s-a structure that condi d success, verily. Yes, and ? a lot of money these days ling stones upon this founi N A L BANK EVILLE. f I " Wool jf*) 'otton; ; ike the -Cott sSide in Winter; n bummer: jg /entilators give it a }1 ;hance to "Breathe." II Delivered fn dust- II aroof, hygenic cartons. 11 iave your dealer |I >how you the Wtol- Cott. ! fl ATTRESS COMPANY || RT & SONS I 'I