Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V V W VV WW V vv vv \ \ t V DONALDS V V v ? \ \ \\>>>>>>>\\> Mr. John Winn spent the weekend with his family in Montreat. Miss Cara Haddon spent last week with relatives and friends in Montreat. Mrs. H. S. Camp of Due West has gone to Montreat in the interest of Virtol + Vi lVo x*ncVi f AT* VlOT* 51 ,t iici licaiku. V* W ?V- ? speedy recovery. : |! PALMETT( Palmetto College offers tl raphy. Secretarial, Typo counting and kindred br* ij: Palmetto College gives y< . ;!| ' Free Employment Depar |i| calls for trained executiv j j| in the South. We furnii business colleges with . ij; struction. New equipmer |j| l>ay and Night School. P : ran complete prescr Palmetto College in less e<l in any other school. < :| sents every state in the i ;i; Pennsylvania. The reas< j|; known everywhere. r *;' . Address, Box 65, Varn' % t jj! or Box 173, Orangeburg, Charleston, S. C. i| The School That's We Pay Your Railroad PALMETTI iiffi tp Quality The Dort, at EI suited to bus ' < L V ? because d of course, bi nounced abi fflfcf ^ u*? and to low level. v hB&i / 1$ j \ ^ "^BH H^R I PRICES: Touring Car, $1035; R< I t SJ665; Four season Coup* Wire Wheels mnd i ELLIS-LE j ? ? ??????? J .? I -j**' C Cool goto ! Sfeep on the Wx Cotton Sid Made of hundreds c layers of thinned ou wool and cotton. It i SOFT and FLUFF1 and never LUMP I or SAGS. I CARTER BROTHE1 I I W. A. CALV lie I ' ' Mrs. Will McKee entertained a I number of her relatives from Abbeville last Saturday and Sunday. i j Meetings are being held in the Baptist church this week. The new! 'pastor Rev. Smith is doing the preaching. People of all denominations are taking an interest in the meet- i ings. Revival meeings will begin in the Presbyterian church Sunday at 8: 30 p. m. The preaching will be done by Rev. A. E. Dallas, B. D., pastor of the First Presbyterian church of ) COLLEGE || lorough courses in Stenog.vriting. Bookkeeping, Ac- <) ! inches. A scholarship in ol 3u a membership in our ;i:; tment. We receive more ij: es than all other colleges ;|:| sh all the old established ;! ! teachers. Individual in- jlj; it. Experienced teachers. j|:i 1 ^ ? i . Vau 1 ! UMHUJ1? ^liui uiuccu. j. v/n *, ibed course of study in ij|< than half the time requir- j|!' Our student body repre- jjjl South and as far east as ;|; 311 is Palmetto College is ijj? /ille, S. C (Mother School) , S. C. or Wentworth St., Known Everywhere. Fare to Palmetto CollegeD COLLEGE !i P Goes OearThrough i a roadster, is remarkably well jiness uscs^ owner* say. This : the convenient type of body, at mainly because of its prolity to endure constant hard keep operation cost at a very aadator, $1035; Fotiraeaaon Sodan, >, f!665. F. O. B. Factory. Spare Tires Extra. ,SL1E GO! Cotton ymjM i tnaUotfie ^ t~ ett | >0/ Side in Winter; e in Summer! >f Ventilators give it a & it chance to "Breathe." B Is Delivered in dust- ? f, proof, hy genie cartons. 8 S Have your dealer I show you the fVool- Cott. a *S MATTRESS COMPANY | 3LD BY ! ERT & SONS .11 Mount Vernon, Indiana. A cordia! invitation is extended to the public Miss Lucia Winn of Spai*tanburj is on a visit to her parents. Messrs. Myrth Killirgsworth ant Hal Sharpe of Greenwood speni Sunday with their parents. Mr. Leon Gordon of Anderson i; spending his vacation at his hom< here. | Mr..Clarence Gordon of Ander son spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. Ray Smith of Greenwooc was a week-end visitor in the par ental home. j Miss Margaret Cooper is visitinj her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. B H. Carlton. I Miss Rosa Seawright is visiting ii the mountains with a party o! young people from Columbia. Mrs. Perry Pruitt and son, James motored to Seneca last week, anc spent a very happy time witty rela tives. Mr. Erskine Agnew of Green< ? ? J + m 4* V? ? vine was a weeK.-e?u visuui m ???? home of Mrs. John Hodges. Rev. A. E. Dallas left Tuesdaj morning for Marshville, N. C.; where he will visit his sister, Mrs. J T. Garland. Little Dallas Garland who spent the past two months witt his grandparents, returned home With his uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Higden enjoyed i very happy time last Friday when i large crowd of their old neighbor took possession of their home. The} had a bountiful picnic dinner and < very happy time was spent by ol< and young. | The meetings at Greenvale churcl are being attended by large crowd of people who are enjoying ito powerful sermons being preache' by Rev. Dr. Walker, of Lewisburg ,Tenn. TRAVELS OF COX TO BEGIN TODA"' Governor To Deliver First Speec At Camp Perry Dayton, Ohio, August 10.?Go\ ernor Cox tomorrow will start th I travels of his Presidential campaig iwhich are expected to continu with few intervals until November i The Democratic candidate will leav here tomorrow morning enroute t jCamp Perry, Ohio, where he is t TVinfaHav aftprnonn and nrt Cyvun xuutvwwj ?? ? ?- M 'sent the Ohio "Governor's cup" fo j the national rifle competition. Arriving at Columbus tomorrow about noon the Governor plans t 'spend the remainder of the day t this executive office and motor froi ! Columbus to Camp Perry earl (Thursday morning. The Governor worked in his offic for several hours today after votin in the State primary, but went t Trail's End later because of a nei vous headache due, it was said, t ^the severe strain of recent streni ous days and overwork. CHILD KILLED WHEN BICYCLF. SWERViiS IN PATh OF AUT Bertha, the 3-year-oid daughter i Dr. W. A. Strickland of Westmin ! jter, was knocked from the bicycle ( 1 1 ?? -* Yia* oiof wnicn sue was nuuig vrrvu ii? uw> and killed late Sunday afternoon front of her home by an automobi : driven by Tom Mason of Cross Roai ' I According to eye wit: messes of the a j cident, the two girls were coastii ( down a hill on the bicycle when tl older girl, who was g aiding the whe ! lost control of it, and turned in froi j of the car. The child was throw j from the bicycle and he; neck brol 1 en, altho the automobile did not ru J over her. According to Mrs. W. 1 Hill of Easley, who was an eye wil iiess said the accident was unavoi<i j able.?Greenville Piedmont A TTCMDT TO nVTV'AMJTP. r% A A biTii a aw r .? - ? TrtS FORD PLAN! Detroit, Mich., Au-.r. 10.?Authori ties are investigating what, they be lieve may have been an at.empt tc dynamite a portion of the Ford Motor Company's plants early here today, when a quantity off dyna> mite wrapped in a towel, was found by a fireman in the engine room oi the dry kiln as he was about tc throw the rubbish into the furnace The dynamite was tracad to one of the waste paper baskets in the factory yard, from which it is the custon; to gather rubbish for burning. Several men were detained this afternoon but released after examination. , 4 i ciciciEiciEuzucuzicincicuiiciciJCincicu fill 111 IZJ !ZJ 111 IZJIZJIUIZJIZIIZJIU 111 IJ DDOnOO 1 Big Box Ot l Qnmn Qmovt ( uuuit uinui i v ; j | THE E. W. GREGO |[ i Abbeville, who handle !;3? Avrnnv nm 1II7T1 I UVMLAffll and ft II ill offer a Big Box of Car . | under 13 years of ag 3 '? xL A PA r If It? IIISI tl// I Ctl OUIUUUJ ffi X ' ' THE E. W. GREGOR1 *?j OFFERS T !|s O V E R L A ] S On the Following Easy igj day and Double the An . I | J.J<xy 8. 11 U1C X U1V1UMV1 h1 . Prefers to Pay CASH tf [ I ed in Abbeville. How IN *j[ j Overland Save by Payi * | j Try the Problem and r. j| J Overland Sedan will Cc eij ment Plan. o|| I0 I J, . Only One Box of Cand; 'r | ] to the First Child Under [j rect Answer. * 11 WRITE YOUR ANS' n? S j IT TO THE E. W. GR1 yl? ? ? Jjg iviy ijruess is *!jfi Name rj3j Address I To The Peop] and Abbevi The E. W. GREGORY MOTOR bile Firm and will Handle OVE CARS. We Have on Hand Read li S POUR OVERLANDS INCLUDl 41 .... ' 11 Price.: TOURING CA] n j j : J f SEDAN ijij !j The OVERLAND FOUR Po?#e? !([ :ji! The OVERLAND FOUR RIDES I ii: j Call Mr. Montgomery l i S stration. The E. W. Gre; , jjj PHOINfc 5UU iFinnnnnrinnn nrifirtrrg-if ir-inri SVVSt 111 111 IJ III 111 131313la lllllll.il JIJ 111 111 111 111 I. Candy FREE !j o <i jjRL_Cr BOY Ij iRY MOTOR CO. of | : the i] LLYS-KN1GHT AUTOS 11 idy to the Boy or (jirl jg \e who brings to them j! i of the following ' !| { MOTOR COMPANY 5 O SELL AN [l N D SEDAN [| T \ D ? r* m. T? 56 ierms: ray i ^cm i v- u= lount Each Day for 30 - h of an Overland Sedan j! ^ le Price is $1750 Deliver- I fluch will the Buyer of an J jv ng Cash? I lr see just how much an . ! I >st on the Above Install- J | y Will Be Given and That j! 13 Who Submits the Cor- Ij WEI* HERE AND SEND jg EGORY MOTOR CO.: || le of Abbeville || lie County: || COMPANY is a New Automo- j jj IRLAND and WILLYS-KNIGHT l| ly for Immediate Delivery [ I NG ONE HANDSOME SEDAN. j j * $1085Delivered j I $1750 De,ivered if set New Riding Qualities. 111 WELL ON ANY ROAD. | |i at 500 for a Demon- j| tfnrv Mntnr P,n I QUI J XllVtUl VV? Ih ABBEVILLE, S. C. jg. npiplFipinnriririririnripinriwriFii J 13 DDBB3DDI91J13 HOBBDlaBB 0