Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r I Xocal Mem i I : personals : I ? * ??ft1 St Frank Wardlaw is spending hi? i \f vacation in Charleston. _? i Leo McLane of Donalds spent j Saturday in Abbeville. Don McNeil is visiting in Colum-j bia for a few days. Miss Clyde Sprouse of Columbia j T is visiting Mrs. Elbert White. Miss Bessie Wardlaw of Bethel is visiting friends in Abbeville. Mrs. J. L. Kennedy of Bellevue yi, was shopping in the city today. i Mrs. G. W. Cade of Willington ^ ^ spent Monday in the city. Miss Myra Williams of Antreville was shopping in the city Monday. r ? I George Gambrell of Greenville i epent Monday in the city. W. L. Dawson and daughter, Miss j ^ Grace spent Monday in Greenwood. ?? ?? | Ralph Syfan spent the week-end in Greenwood. Charlie Calvert is spending a few ' days in Columbia with friends. \ ' - >, x Miss Lillian McCanty, of Sharon,' was shopping in the city Saturday, j Miss Permelia Culbreth spent the' ^ week-end with friends in Due West, j T / _ i Herman Sharpe, of Donalds, was a business visitor in town Saturday. | i <1 Miss Annie Teague of Columbia y^ifaraigiaiaiziaiziziaiaia ' I ]| The ^ [ 1 "WHAT ' 1 I j * That indie. ffi as a music; jfjs pleasure yc I j The Vic1 S 2 of the worl j! Victor Con | J convinced * ffi tice to theii ffi art into yo\ g Such fid< II VICTOI I i are scienti: j j intheproc( 11. ' used togetl J j That is the * ;; ' - ' : ^ "!C s^rcvb J tji ;; ? \ exactly as 1Ji3 T"' i own \ !p n:! ' * ' 1 The II I f I * * J I ^ M pi * 0 is the attractive visitor of Miss Lucile Stevenson, nea rhte city. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Little spent the week-end in Clinton. Mr. W. E. Morrison of Central was in town Saturday on business. Miss Althea Keaton, of Antreville, was in the city Saturday shopping. Misses Lila and Kahleen Richey and Mr. Huff motored over to Greenwood today to visit friends. R. H. Kay and Glenn Baskin of Honea Path spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Lillie F. Andrews of Green ^ood spent Sunday with Mrs. J. P. Drennan. Mrs. J. B. Schroeder left today for Columbia, where she will visit relatives for several days. Miss Grace Smith has returned from Atlanta where she has been visiting friends for some time. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Thomson, Jr., and little son, Goode, spent Friday in Honea Path. Miss Ida Kay has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Honea Path. / ( Miss Mary Barksdale is in Greenwood this week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. K. Durst. Miss Julia Mabry spent the weekend in Greenwood with Mrs. Herbert Allen. Thomas Y. Harris, Jr., of Tignall, Ga., is spending a few da^s in Abbeville with his uncle, Charlie Haigler. Mrs. Moore Mars and little daughter left last week for Laurens where they will visit relatives for some time. Misses Marie and Catherine Gibert are visiting Miss Mildred Baskin in Lowndesville this week. Ivlr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace of Clinton spent the week-end in the rMarafiuiuafiiiafiiianui^ r Greatest J S ADHTTCnrC 11/f A VT I rii\ 1 xu i ij iTirvrvL. I FOR IT?" ites the quality of a Tal il instrument?upon tha >u will get from it. :rola brings to you the gr d?and they make rec( npany exclusively becau that only Victor Record ^ art; that only the Victrc ir home in all its beauty, slity of tone is possible oi I RECORDS and the VI Really coordinated and ?sses of manufacture. T tier to secure a perfect way for you to hear in y< interpretations of the Gi they themselves-heafd- i vork. 12.... ; IcMurrayDr Efgiaiangaiiiaigraiaiaraw ' i .. { 'city with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wal ^ I l&ce. M. N. Banks from near Greenjwood was a business visitor in town (Friday. Miss Sophie Reames returned Friday from a visit to friends in Ninety-Six. Miss Catherine Faulkner of Columbia is spending a few days in the 'city with her omther. Misses Helen and Willie Eakin and Ellis Mabry spent Friday afternoon in Hodges. ! Sam Howie of Monroe. N. C., is in the city visiting his cousins, Tom and Buster Howie: Mr. John Clarke spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Ben Evans, ^in the country. Harper Hageri, who has been in Logansville for several weeks spent Sunday at home. J Miss Ruth Howie leaves Tuesday morning for Tennessee where she will visit friends for some time. Sammy Howie, a coming young . man from Monroe iB in the city visiting his cousin, Tom Howie. Mrs. N. E. Wilson of Greenwood spent Sunday in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Culbreth. Miss Lillie Clarke and little Thurston Clarke leave tomorrow for 'Augusta, where they will spend several days. Miss Mary Etta Dandridge of (Waterboro, S. C., is the attractive visitor of Miss Prude Mann this . week. ! Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Love and Mrs. I'Ai P. Aldrich of Greenwood spent Sunday in the city with Dr. and Mrs. James H. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. L. M._ Tolbert, Jack, Jr., and Bright Jones leave tomorrow for a trip through the country i E [ ji Artists ji . s RECORDS 11 king-Machine [ 1 t depends the i j 1 eatest Artists j3 >rds for the t j se they are j1 Is do full jus- i i >la brings that E j ily because j j CTROLA jj synchronized \ l 'hey should be 3 reproduction. our own home* ? latest" Artists ^; jfi arid &pp?6vd : q | jjjj Kg. Co. I D to Winnsboro, Columbia and Be- ' thune. G. W. Shaw of Lowndesville was a business visitor in the city Saturday and renewed his subscription to , the Press and Banner. Mrs. John Harris has returned from Greenville, where she has been | spending soipe time fith her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hagerman. Miss Susie Barksdale has returned to Greenville after a month's stay J in Abbeville with her father, Mr. J. | H. Barksdale. | Miss Sarah Welsh has returned to ; Monroe after a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welsh on Greenville J street. Miss Eliza Lindsay has returned from the mountains of North Carolina, where she spent a pleasant vacation. ! William Hill and William Calvert I ; two lively young sports, went to Ware! : Shoals Sunday to see their sweet- G hearts. Fred Ferguson, Curtis Crowther, Eugene McCarter, and B. Bowen ?f| = Antrevine, were Dusmess visuuxts m Abbeville Saturday.. Mrs. William McGowan of Tim- o: mor.sville is spending some time in b; he city with her parents, Mr. and ^ 'Mrs. Jack Hill. o: V Misses Mary and Helen Haigler b 'are spending a few days in Atlanta A jwith their brother, Charlie Haigler,1 a Jr. yDr. M. C. Cheatham and Miss "w Genevieve Moore of Greenville M spent Sunday iu Abbeville with Miss E ! Bessie Lee Cheatham. ' 1 T. W. McFerrin of Pansy, Ga.,* spent Friday in the city with Miss Lucile McFerrin and Mrs. J. R. White in Fort Pickens. h< J( T>?? M Pxnuror oriH hlTA h( 4Uia> uvj iu. v ?*v* M?iv ?. - r-?- j?ty children leave tomorrow for their ! home in Atlanta after a visit to Mrs. fl Brewer's parents, Mr. dnd Mrs. W. J. cs Duncan A Mrs. C. E. Peele and son, Vernon, fj left today for Gibson, N. C., where H ithey will join Mr. Peele, who has a jbeen visiting his mother for some- jc time. V I Andrew Hill is at home for a short holida/y before resuming hi studies at Clemson. He has been with the Bell Telephone Company r and has worked in Savannah and c Augusta. P v BIRTH NOTICE p r Born in Abbeville, S. C., Sunday, c August 29, 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. J. s A. Woodhurst, a son, Harry King. r b BRIDGE CLUB J ' c Mrs. J. C. Hill will entertain the j Bridge Club Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. E HONORING THE VISITORS Miss Margaret Klugh entertained eighteen of her young friends at rook Friday morning in honor of her sisters, Mrs. Maultsby, of Berfnettsville and Mrs. Garner, of Union; who are spending some time in Abbeville. The party was dainty in every detail and was greatly enjoyed by the guests. A salad course with tea was served at noon. | MRS. BRADLEY ENTERTAINS Mrs. B. A. Maultsby and Mrs. Mau rice Garner were entertained Saturday morning by Mrs J F Bradley a?; ;iier home on Wardlaw street. There; ..were twenty-four-tfftha younger viqji: j ifciety set invited $o me^t the visitor* J jjmd tables were for rook, .fig ite&lad-course wa&i'ervetl at the closrel of the games. IN HONOR OF MRS. COTHRAN.: Mrs. A. M Smith entertained at a family gathering Saturday afternoon, inviting her relatives to meet Mrs. "James S. Cothran^ of Charlotte, who ' - 1 !- AVI 111.4 / nas u&en m auucviuc iwi a *n??v ivi | the past two weeks; Mrs. Cothran is bright and vivacious and has charmed .our people. The afternoon was spent in conversation and in the en, joyment of the cream and cake served as refreshments. m ^ NO TRUER WC EVER PE "If you can't save?you no use trying to attain succ* because it can't be done. Even sudden wealth woul fit to you unless you knew h< That's what Saving teachi . Start now with a dollar < the PLANTERS Bank. You value of money, for a savin, you think when you are apt i shly. . INTEREST PAID ON ? Plante "The Friendly ABBEVILLE, MRS. BENTON ENTERTAINS I ma I ten One of the most elaborate affairs are f the season was a rook party given' dir y Mrs. Herman Benton Saturday'par lorning at the Eureka Hotel in hon- oth r of Mrs. A. R. Guyton anc Mrs.[are J. Leslie McMillan. The house was'hig eautifully decorated in zenias, sun- ma owers and clematis. There were! Col bout forty guests present 10 enjoy gai frs. Benton's hospitality. an< After the games a salad course to ith tea and sherbert' was served by.' of [rs. Fred S. Hill and Mrs. A. J. bei 'erbyshire. Trj MRS. NICKLES ENTERTAINS v i V Mrs. Frank Nickles delightfully y itertained Friday afternoon in .. rnor of Mrs. E. W. Hall and Miss >sie Hall of Rock Hill, who have y :en visiting Mrs. C. E. Peele. ^ The house was decorated in sun- ^ owers. In a unique little contest ^ tiled "How to Treat a Preacher's rife," Miss Hall won the prize, y Knnt tnralva ft# Mrs NlVlflpii' t UVUU WV T V* lends were invited to meet Mrs. I y all and Miss Hall. At the close of y pleasant afternoon a salad and ^ e course was served. /ILL SUPPLY GERMANY V WITH AMERICAN COTTON ^ New York, Aug. 28.?According to ^ eports from "German sources" a ^ orporation has been fomed, or is in ^ rocess of formation in New York ^ nth a capital of $2,000,000 for the ^ urposes of providing Germany, with ^ aw materials, chiefly cotton. The ^ oncern is to be known as the "Han- ^ eatic Corporation" and business, the ^ eports say, is to be transacted on a >' asis of payment an? part credit. The <ew York corporation is supposed ts 1 o-operate with the "Hanseaten Ray.Gri laterial Syndicate" in Hamburg. (for 'hos HC MAP OF CITY [tha AS HELP TO AUTOIST.S wh |li*< Columbia, Aug. 28.?Five large aid / What is a he n % WftMrcJ Dolla 2; [ CHILDREN E j || COMflf If UtQHQl jji F-rw^wu* Make sun ?\ STOMACH u4 I0WELS , . ^il .during the I . !:!: against, the jij stomach an< gpga-yggs ii should ber c f I T.,tr?^TT"."r"~ Give it from I' nuaDnKKat ti-Ferment J oj ANTi.rcnMciiT each feediiii j less'to^even U ^ HBi.lC , and very eff( "Ask Those Who Ha Camnbeff s AN7 A For Mild Disorders of iho 8 . )RDS WERE | NNED . - :-?'S . can't succeed." There > ,x iss by any other method d be of no lasting bene)w to handle it. N es. and open an account in will then knotv^iW * b gs account will make i to spend money fool' 4lm fiAI/INAfi I rs Bank Bank." \ ' r| , S. C. ; %m Hnnnni -m ps of the city of Columbia, by fifteen feet, painted on wood being made in Columbia, under ection of the state highway detment, for directing mo-torlsts and ' , h er highway travelers. These m?i? i to be placed one at each state hway entrance into Columbia. Th$ ps show the principal streets ?f lumbia, the location of the hotels -ages and other principal buildings 3 various other matters of interest the highway travelers. The CMt the maps is to be borne t>y mem s of the Columbia Automotive . ^ ides association. . .$jj ' *' | "- -QUA OPERA HOUSE V | PROGRAM. , V J TUESDAY V BRYANT WASHBURN V f ' in -- < "MRS. TEMPLE'S TELE. V ^ ' GRAM" V ;'il AND * I , , fa "The Vanishing Dagger No. 5* V 10c. 20c- V ____ " u WEDNE8DAY V DOROTHY GISH >V AND WALLACE, The Magician V .1 25 cts. 5Oct*. V J\ <* THURSDAY V SHIRLEY MASON V - IN "LOVE'S HARVEST" \ AND ?* "DAREDEVIL JACK No. .S" V 10c. 20c. V v Horace Settle, a minrister tit eenville, who was being treated nervous diseases at St. Josephfc . .pital in Atlanta, e&caped from t city one night last week and his ereabouts is still unknown. P? _1 I V?? ; everywiiexe nave uccu aan^u in the search for him. v ? ???? ? i' " 'i lalthy Baby Worths rs Don't Count, >o They? b your baby is healthy .eething age. Protect it " ! derangement of the i bowels which usually 3 teething. - ' is* stage baby's diet '' !" arefully looked after. ' five to ten drops of An- . for ''Children" after & rnt is absolutely harmbaby's little stomach jctive. Your druggisi ve Used It." 1-FERMENT tomach and Vowels. | ' i ' *V*-Jwv - "