Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fr ' If. Xocal iwewe | : personals : John Kerr, of Cedar Springs, was in the city Friday. A. W. Jones, of Columbia, was a visitor in the city Sunday., y? Capt. G. N. Nickles, of Due West was in town Saturday on business. Mrs. Lewis Jackson, of Prosperity, was in town Saturday shopping. Prof. J. M. Daniel spent tlie weekend with his parents in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Cheatham spent!'; Friday in Atlanta. '' . ^ i Miss Marion Prince, of Sharon' was in town Saturday. Monroe Burriss of Calhoun Falls, is in the city today to attend -court. Jce L. Maxwell, of Augusta, spent1; the week-end! with his brother, T. H. I ] I W 11 iviaxweu. Dick Edwards, Augusta, is vis-! I iting his grandmother, Mrs. Agnes1 j PennaL < . c Mrs. B. F. Uldrick and daughter, Sarah, spent Friday with her mother,' Mrs. Mattie Bowen. . ] i Mrs. Joe Anderson and Miss Gen- ( evieve Anderson, of Antreville were 1 in town Friday. Misses Grace Dawson and Ruth r . | 1 Eoyd, of Erskine College, were m t town Saturday. . r jt Wesley Ramey, of Atlanta, spent' the week-end with his parents, Mr.' and Mrs. L. A. Ramey. j t is Mrs. Lewis Ramey spent the week- j j end iij the country visiting Mrs. [ c Sanders. Mrs. Lafayette Morrison, of Don-' j aids, came down Monday and spent T | * the day in Abbeville. j rj s Mrs. H. H. Hill has gone to Balti-! I more for a ten day's visit to rela-j tives. ! |j Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hill and chilg dren spent Sunday in Clemson with' Andrew Hill. ! Miss Hannah Roche of Columbia1 spent the week-end here with her home folks. P '1 Mr. Homer Tribble and Anlo Hall of Chattanooga, are visiting Mr. and, Mrs. J. W. Tribble. I, ' " T?-l A Mr. ana Mrs. n.uden iuwucu ai.* , i 1 children, of Laurens, spent Sunday j with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McAllister. ^ " 'L \ < Miss Julia McAllister and Miss] Mary Sharpe spent the week-en3 #h"|? Greenwood with Mrs. J. M. Anderson J v.| Mrs. George Smith of Ware j Shoals spent Sunday with her par-] enits, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hammond.! Mrs. R. D. Purdy, came dqwja from Due West Saturday and spent Sunday here with her daughter, Mrs. S. A. McCuen. I i Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Edwards of I Due West, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McAllister on' Granville Street. j .:*L 4,j,? *? ? ujc HIT_"T uity luuajf lui a oui/ii viaii uv mo 010ter, Mrs. R. S. McComb on South' Main Street. I i Mrs. G. W. Speer, of Anderson, is' here for the funeral of Mrs. L. T i Miller and is the guest of Mrs. W. D.' Barksdale. Mr. S. A. Pressly, Prof. Paul L. Greir and Mrs. Crocket of Due West L attended the preaching and Communion services in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Sunday. I J. M. Nickles was a business visitor to McCormick Friday. ?. 0. Bolts, a good farmer from J near Hodges, was in town today on business. Miss Myrtle McLeckey of Norfolk, Va., is in the city visiting at the home of Mrs. M. T. Coleman on Greenville street. WV D. Wilkinson, Bayard Swetenburg, Gottlob Neuffer and J. D. Fulp! went to Clemson Saturday for the: Clemson-Wofford game. Cadet Fravor Kimbrell of Fort Mill, a student at B. M. I., Greenwood, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Fulp. Miss Ruby Hill Devlin of Verdery, and Dr. Christian Wolfe, of Hartsville, were visitors in the city this1 morning for a few hours. ' Cheves Sondley of Norfolk, arrived in Abbeville today for a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard j Sondlev. I Mr. W. D. Wilson and Miss Mary Lawson Link went up to Spartan- j burg yesterday and spent the day <vith Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everett. \ Mr. and Mrs: Terrill Jones and young son, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Jones on Magazine street, j I Miss Julia Mabry will go down to Columbia Tuesday where she will be naid of honor at the wedding of her :ousin Miss Norma Cheatham Thurslay. Joe T. Hughes and little daughter Mildred Cochran Hughes left Sunday 'or Saulsbury, N. C. to spend several lays with Mr. Hughes' sister, Mrs. N. lV r.nllpf.L Mr. W. W. Kay, one of the puos>erous farmers of the Antreville sec^ l ion, was in the city Saturday on busilets and while here subscribed for he Press and Banner. ! Mrs. Arthur Ellis and little daugher, who bave been spending the uinmer with her parents, Mr. and, Irs. W. A. Calvert, leaves Thurslay for her home in New Orleans. ' 1 Mrs. James Shelly has returned 'rom a visit to Graniteville, N. C.; ler nephews, Seth and Shelly reague returned with her and will ;pend the winter here. i Miss Catherine Faulkner, who is ittending a busine^ college in Co- j umbia, came home Saturday and j :pent Sunday in the city with her nother, Mrs. Laura Faulkner. Rev. Mr. Courtney, 'who has so' nany friends in Abbeville, will aT ive in Abbeville Wednesday for a risit to Wm. M. Barnwell and will >e here to attend the Gypsy Smith jreaching Thursday. I Mr. J. F. Barnwell took Josephine md Foster, Jr., to see Clemson defeat iVofford Saturday at Clemson. Mrs. ik S. Reames accompanied them as iar as Anderson where she spent the lay with her daughter, Miss Sophre Decorati Pottery A beautiiul line 01 J just received, consisl pieces: VASES, , _ BOWLS, TERN PA^S BOOK E WINDO HANG C You are invited to co line. Something ne F. E. H4R Jeweler. Reames, who is atterfding Anderson College. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Galloway and Miss Virginia Galloway of I/ue West attended the preaching services at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Others fom a distance attending the services were: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morrah, Mrs. W. P. Wideman, Miss Wideman, Boyce Wideman and Josh Bradley of McCormick County. SUNDAY VISITORS. Mr. and Mbs. D. Townsend Smithy Jr. of Pelzer, and Mr. ,and Mrs. W. P. Kennedy and Pat, of Troy, were vi$ito"rs' of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Coleman Sunday.-^ BULLETINS AND CIRCULARS The following bulletins and circulars have just been received and can be obtained by calling at my office or sending me a card: Poultry Homfe Construction. Feeding Hens for Egg Production ^ Killing Hog and Curing Pork. Peanut Growing for Profit. School Lunches. Preparation of Vegetables for the Table. Attractive Ways of Using Cow ^ Peas. Uses of Vegetables from Winter ^ Gardens. C1 Beautifying the Homestead. Ruth Crowther, ^ Co. Home Dem. Agent. ^ ti RECEPTION FOR MRS. TUTT A / bi x 2' Mesdames Brown, Charles, Cheatham and Strom entertained at a ai beautiful reception at the home of Mrs. L. N. Brown in honor of Mrs. ^ L. W. Tutt, who is leaving for her 4 new home in Abbeville. The decorations were beautiful in ^ their simplicity. The mantles were banked in autumn leaves, smilax and ferns, vases of pink cosmos and w * w ferns, carriyng out a color scheme of pink, white and green. Punch was ? served on the porch. Thevguests were met by Mrs. . ct Brown and introduced to Mrs. Tutt ? ji.u_ 1?? an uuie tco^acio ui mc xn^u ?juhuvj. ^I ^Irs. Charles gracefully led the ^ guests into the beautifully decorated dining room.r The table had as a decoration a beautiful center piece with cut-glass reflector and brass candlebra. Suspended from the veiling was a basket of pink cosmos and pink tulle streamers extended to the four sides of the table, carrying out the pink, white and green color scheme, unshaded candles adding a soft glow to the beautiful scene. Refreshments of cake and pink and white block cream were served. About forty five guests called during the afternoon and a delightful afternoon will long be remembered ?that of yesterday?by Mrs. Tutt's friends. As Mrs. Tutt was leaving to make her home in Abbeville, sne was presented with a beautiful basket of flowers.?McCormick Messenger. Mrs. Tutt*is the wife of Mr. L. W. Tutt, the man in charge of the grading of cotton in. Abbeville. She will be welcomed to Abbeville by the good pepole of this city. ve np^nrativp Pnt.t.prv bing of the following 1*7 "p , *r: ' ' '*{*. ? iC t . . fl ,K- i.A . ; | >, ! NDS, W BOXES, ING BASKETS, EMETERY VASES ime in and see our w coming in daily. 1RISON, Jr. Abbeville, S. C. _________ i / I si OPERA HOUSE V PROGRAM. S'j TUESDAY V1 CARMEL MYERS V1 IN *i "THE FOLLY'S TRAIL" V AND V VANISHING DAGGER NO. 11 V 10c. 20c. v WEDNESDAY V EUGENE O'BRIEN V IN "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY" V And Western Picture V "TWO FROM TEXAS'" V 10c. 20c. Vj THURSDAY V GLADYS BROCKWELL S. IN V " * ?.?P?"nt% ?r/\ Oil mirtl k. ' "A 313IE.K IU JftLUUlL -% , . AND V "DAREDEVIL JACK NO. 14' V1 . 10c , 20c V1 si AVVWUVUVUV \ I I , TATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Rock Hill, S. C., Oct. 10.?Luccoj unter, President of the State Tea-, [vers Association of South Carolina j as just announced ithat he has seared Dr. A. Duncan Yocum, Bro-| ;ssor of Educational Research at I le University of Pennsylvania, for | le speaker on' the first evening of le meeting of the State Teachers ssociation, to be held in Spartanjrg, November 25th, 26th and 7th. Dr. Yocum is widely known as i educator and an able and at-1 active speaker. South Carolina, lechers are to be congatulated on' iving the opportunity of hearing r. Yocum. He has been one of the' jpular speakers at the N. E. A., eetings of recent years. A meeting of the local committee I ith the President tfnd Secretary, as held last week in Spartanburg. ' very detail was carefully gone rer. ! i Spartanburg is planning to take J i ure of the Association in a very |' ne way. The splendid musical num-, i Cochran ==T t We Are Gc I?: i A Few Pieces of FURS Left?Special Prices on These While They Last. T1 1 O. i o Keauce our ot( make son < . m v;.' This Mrs. Abbeville, IT WILL LIKE A ST< A short, concise story of ten in your bank book an dit book. Yon. as the author, < as you like. It will be a story in whi than words. Come in to the PLANTE nish you the book to start. and increase the lirst deposi dollar at a time. INTEREST PAID O ? Plan! The Rank Thai Sou B The Home of Over 90 bers will be one of the attractive features of the Association. Spartanburg boasts of fine hotel facilities, there being more than 600 A room available. Besides this, the ^ homes of the city will be thrown * open to teachers. 1 The thirteen Department heads are already working on their pro- 1 grams. Interesting meetings are being planned for all these departments. v The Association dues aire the 3arae as y last year?$1.00 for men! and 50cents for ladies. These should be sent to W. E. Black, Estill, S. C., \ as soon as possible. < is Specie his Wee! >ing To Specialize Thi Coats SuitS and Dresses 3ck of the above Mer le Extra Special Price Week, FOR THE C/ x r r> lours ror qusiness, Jas. S. Coc READ DRY BOOK your success may be writ; will read like a story 3an make it as interesting ch figures speak louder ' : RS Bank ami we will fur- * Then come in regularly t even though it only be a N SAVINGS. ters Bank s: "Thank You." ' i. 0 Bank Accounts. ?\ FLAG AT HALF MAST. Washington, Oct. 9.?President Vilsort today directed that on Simlay, November 14, the American flag >e displayed at half mast on all pubic buildings an'd all navol and miliary posts "as a token of the nation's >articipation in the memorial servicei leld for the heroic American soldiers ;ailors, marines and others who gave heir lives to their country in the vorld war." ?/ United States Marshal C. J. Lyon vas a business visitor in the city tolay. . lis For J s Week on i mnammmm gETTFR take I I advantage of this opportunity ?it will pay you I not us 1 IHIIilllilVlillfllliliiliH I chandise, we will I. to you ^SH hran S. Carolina ,ili . I&W&4& - >