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<>; Miss Harriet Coan spent Sunday in
Greenwood.
H. G. Clark spent Sunday in
t';; Greenwood.
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: O. A. Lorainick spent Sunday in
'lP Newberry.
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Benet Burnett, of Greenwood, was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
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Mrs. Rex Phillips, of Clinton, is
visiting Mrs. John T. Uheatnam.
.. fliiss Neva Shaw, of Greenville, is
s visiting her brother, Broadus Shaw.
-H Miss Susie Lown spent the weekJend
with relatives at New Brookland.
J. D. Phillips of Lowndesville, was
a business visitor to the city Friday.
R. L. Arial, of Wellington, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Annie Lee Hagan, of Clinton,
I' is. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s tpR. G. Hagan on Magazine Street.
||| Miss Ruth Woodhurst spent the
^ -'week-end in Anderson where she visited
Mrs. Bascomb Moates. '
^ Miss Ma?y Rudisail, who is the
'f -guest of Miss Annie Belle Little, returns
to Spartanburg tomorrow.
v jg; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mc.Cord left
^Sunday for Columbia to attend the
State Fair.
?Mr. J. Allen Smith returns today
from Atlanta where he has been for
several^days on business.
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?& __ Mrs. W. L. Power and children
' spent the week-end with Mr. Henry
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.Power and family at Brownlee.
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stokes, of
. ^ Monterey, were'in the city Friday
shopping.
Mrs. W. F. Perrin left Sunday for.
Rock Hill, to attend the Thomsonwedding
Wednesday.
Charlie and James Darracotte spent
Sunday with their home people at
. Calhoun Falls.
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Mrs. Mary Taggart and Mrs. H. A.
Benton went over to ureenwooa
Sunday night to hear Gypsy Smith.
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Miss Mattie Eakin spent Saturday
right and Sunday in Greenwood with
' Miss Helen Eakin. *
/ .Mrs. Ernest Seawright, of Ware
Shoals, spent the week-end here with
' fcer sister, Mrs. Burnett Eakin.
T. J. Bowen, of Donalds, has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. R. L. Ma
bry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gambrell of
Greenivlle, spent the day yesterday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell.
Mrs. E. 0. Clinkscales, of Lown
desville, is visiting her father, J. D.
; Miller, at Rapley Skoals.
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J. D. Miller, Jr. and B. L. Haddon,
' are in Columbia this week attending
.? the State Fair. * , . *
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' > - " Mrs. Gertrude Sign, of Columbia,
spent Sunday in Abbeville visiting
.v her mother, Mrs. Eugenia Hemphill.
J? Si Miotz, of the Press and lian
B?r iorce, spent today in Columbia
..-am business. '
Mrs.
Henry H. Hill returned Friday
from a pleasant stay of ten days with
3 relatives in Baltimore.
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' 0ti6 DeVore, manager of J. M. Anderson
Co. store. sDent Sunday in
\\ Honea Path.
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Misses Blanche and Annie Smith,
of Anderson, were the pretty visitors
of Miss Eva Reames -Saturday and
. Supday.
Miss Dorothy Syfan returned Sunday
from Anderson where she has
been a visitor of Mrs. Bascomb
Moates.
Miss Frances Thomas, the pretty
head of Hadon-Wilson's hat department
spent Sunday in Greenville with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Cheatham, of
Greenville, spent the week-end here
with Mr. Cheatham's parents, Mr. and
Blrs. P. A.- Cheatham.
James W. Ladd, manager of the
American Woolen Mills Store, made
a business trip to Spartanburg Saturday.
" Mrs. John Franklin DeLacy left
Saturday for her home in Hamilton,
Ga., after a pleasant visit to her niece
Mrs. A. J. Derbyshire.
Miss'Narietta Cheatham, of Charlotte,
spent the week-end with her
grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. P. A.
Cheatham.
Dr. W..A. Hunter, of ^ethia was
in the city today. Mr. R. 0. Hunter,
who has been visiting his brothers,
returned to Abbeville with his brother.
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Messrs J. L. Perrin, T. P. Thomson
and Miss Mary Perrin left today
for Rock Hill to attend the marriage
of Miss Emma Perrin.
Mrs. Martin Arnold and son,'David,
j and Mr. and Mrs. Culberson, of Ware
Shoals.-visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Hill yesterday.
Francis Mabry, who is attending
Erskine College, was an over-Sunday
visitor at the home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. R. L. Mabry.
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Prof. Edgar Long, of Due West,
was in Abbeville Saturday on business.
He reports the conditions in
Erskine this year as promising.
Mrs. J. M. Harden, of Savannah,
who has been spending a few day.fi
with the Misses Gibert of Lebanon,
returned to the city yestefrday and ia
with Mrs. W. S. McAlilly.
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Mrs. Fred Cason left today for Columbia
where she will attend the
Fair and wfll visit her sister, Mrs. J.
F. Bailey on Maple Street.'
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. tfheo,
White of South Main Street sympathize
with them in the serious illness
of their little daughter, Carolyn.
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Miss Rtfth Howie is in Atlanta to
day visiting Misses Mary Greene and
s Victoria Howie.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winn came
i down" from Greenville Saturday to
see Mrs. Winn's sister, Mrs. I. E.
Culbreth who has been very sick for
the past week.
Miss Cleo Bailey and Miss Annie
Erskine, of Anderson, who were the
week-end guests of Miss Ruth Crowther
at Antreville, spent Saturday in
tbfc city with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mart Cheatham and
Mrs. Wardlaw Moore,-and Miss Katherine
Moore came down from Greenville
yesterday and spent the day with
, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cheatham. Mrs.
Moore, Miss Moore and Mr. Cheatham
returned to Greenville but Mrs.
Gheatham will remain with Mr. Cheatham's
home folks until Wednesday.
FARMER THOMPSON HERE.
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Col. E. A. Thompson, of Pell City,
Ala., came to Abbeville Saturday
, night and spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Foster Barnwell, on Greenville
i Street. He always feels at home on
that street he says. Col. Thompson
, had beeh to Greenville where he 'attended
the big cotton meet last week.
Col. Thompson is a pleasant man to
meet always, and especially when he
makes a prediction about the price of
. -cotton, because he believes as strongly
as Dale Barksdale that "it will go
higher." But he warned us, 'This is
E. A: talking, and his talk is not "=
worth anymore than anybody's else."
The Colonel is a great man for
sport and out in Alabama he enjoys
himself farming.' He says he is producing
cotton, corn, hogs,-peanuts,
chickens and experience, and that his
| crop of experience is a little larger
than any of the other crops and a little
more costly, but he doesn't mind
i that when he considers the fun.. He
J raises no goats, he says. He did not
| say who is the goat at the end of the
! year when cotton is low.
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| AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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j Rev. Frank Ligon, of' Henderson.Ville,
N. C., preached in the Presbyte!
rian church here Sunday morning and
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| A TENDER-HEARTED KING.
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; King George of Cotton Row - tells |
I us that we made a little mi^ake and ]
he desires us to correct it. He says
| that Mr. Williamson promised him a
'job at the ^ievf warehouse but hasn't
given it to him yet, though he hopes
j he may yet receive the position. Hf
says, though, if he does not, he will
not sue Mr.-Williamson as he understands
Mr. Williamson has cotton,
and he certainly sympathizes "with a
nfen with coton on his hands. He says
he would not sue Mr. Williamson for
running over him with an automobile.
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The Union Meeting of the Abbeville
Baptist Association will be held
at Donalds Saturday and Sunday,
October 30th and 31st. The Rev. L.
H. Gardner of McCormick has published
the following program for the
meeting:
General -Theme, "Efficiency in
Church and Kingdom Work."
Saturday morning, 10:30 o'clock? =
Devotional ?ervice, Rev. Lewis M. L
Smith.
10:45?Organization.
11:00?Spiritual Efficiency, Rev.
E. W. Davis. ~ w
11:30?Efficiency in. Financial S
Plans, Dr.- C. E. Burta. 2
12:30?Efficiency in Every Mem- u:
ber Canvas, Rev. E. J. Smith. a;
l:0Qi?Adjourn for dinner.
2:00?Missionary Efficiency; Outlook
for Mission Fields, Rev. J. -W.
Kesterton, Pastor H. C. Smith.
\ 2:45?The Layman and Church
'Efficiency, Maj. R. B. Curry, Col. F.
j % ^ ^ns; General Dis- cl
^3^^^&i'ency Woman'* G
Work,' WW D. A. 2. Orizts. W
4:00?Efficiency in Young People's C
Work, Rev. J. A. Hunnicut. P
4:30?Adjourn. a
Sunday, 9:30?Sunday School.
10:30?Efficiency in. Sunday School
Work, Rev. L. W. Coker.
11:30?Sermon, Rev. L. H. Gard
ner.
2:00?-Efficiency in B .Y. P. U. ii
j Work, Rev. L. J. Bristow; General 1
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3:30?Adjourn.
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MONEY IN
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a little "laid byV yourself.
There isn't a person in
not have a bank account
they will wait until they h
experience shows that the
lar are the ones who get a'
; Why don't you start a
and try it yourself? ;>i;,;
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ONG CANE CEMETERY
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Long Cane Cemetery Societj
ill meet in the office of the County
upervisor Tuesday morning, Oct.
6th, at 10:30. All members are
reed to attend. Business of import
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M. L. Evans, Secretary,.
IN HONOR MRS. CHEATHAM
Miss Maggie Brooks gave ^a lunaeon
this morning at 11 o'clock ;ir
o'nor of Mrs. Mart ^ Cheatham, oi
reenville. Those present were:"Mrs,
[art Cheatham, Misses Bessie Lec
heatham, Elizabeth Jones, Margaret
errin, Mary Milford, Edna Sherer
ad Mrs. R. E. Henry.
VITTAL STATISTICS.
During the month of Sipli'mber
1 Long Cane township there wen
4 births, 6 whites and 8 colored, anc
deaths, 1 white and 1 colored.
E. R. Miller, Registrar.
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THE BANK :j|
jreciate the feeling of secur- i
he bank has unless you have
Abbeville County who could'
if they chose. Many think
ave more to deposit, but our
>se who start with but a dolhead
faster.
n account here with a dollar . \
ON 8AVINQ8.
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Midly Bank" ..'
900 Bank Accounts. ^
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land is an exceptionally '
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flowing outline, made up * , :
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nd grace. Maryland has
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br jeweler's name and addidk)
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PORRIS' SISTER.
Dorris Shell announced to the
[ Press and Banner man today that she
r had a new sister, named Margaret. *^1
Dr. Neuffer, she said, brought the _,.
! baby to the Shell home in a leather
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ARRIVES FROM DUE WEST , \:M
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. Among the scores of exhibitors at
the fair grounds yesterday was Capt . ';
G. N. Nickles, of Due West, one of
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the well known farmers of Abbevflte
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county. -Ctfpt; Nicktes was bringing
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down some exhibits of field crop*
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and in order to insure their safe ark
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' rival and disposal accompanied them
< in person. When asked how he managed
to get out of Due West on the
Sabbath, he made rather evasive replies
but left the impression that he
departed from the town without any
blast of trumphets, not that he left
> suureptitiously but he made no more
5 noise than possible. Capt. Nickks ?
I has long been considered one of the
substantial farmer of his county.?The
State.
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