Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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7^ 1 1 ? ' jfe AC 1 Xocal 1Wews =s? 1 f : personals : it " A. B. Morse spent Wednesday in Clinton. ;f* , Mrs. Frank Welsh is spending today in Atlanta. : ? f; f Mrs. W. W. L. Keller, of Central, was in town Monday shopping. _ .. "* Misses Lessie and Ida Kay are in Colombia this week attending the Fair. f;' , Miss Clara Wham left on Monday to begin teaching school at Little River. Mrs. B. F. Cheatham is visiting ' Mrs. Ames Haltiwanger in Columbia ;&5: this week. and ,Mr? T A. A hip. of War Irenton, were.visitors to the city on Tuesday. Mrs. J. R. Nickles and Mrs. C. M. McKenzie spent Monday morning in Greenwood. Howard Hargis spent several days last week in Atlanta visiting at his old home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pennalo? Cedar Springs were in town Monday shopping. Miss Jessie Latimer, of Honea Path, dpent the week-end in the city with Miss Minnie Ruth Cox. , , * f\ PnawiUff a# fKo. SpuhAArH 'Air jagr Line Railway, has returned from a M jrisit to his parents at Gloucester, Jg . Georgia, N. E. Jenkins, salesman for the ?raL Blister Brown Hosiery Co., of Chattsinooga, was in town Monday on business. r* Rev. G. M. Telford, of Upper Long ? Cane and Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, of Lebanon, left Tuesday for Cross Hill i ./ to attend the meeting of Presbytery. ' . . . _ (Miss Minnie Ruth Cox, of tbe tress and'Banner force, is sick this week, V and not able to be at her post of duty. j V Mrs. J, R. Lomax/Mrs, M. J. Pratt j and Mrs. Emma Had don,' .of Dar| raughs, were in the city Tuesday . shopping. 1'" ?? ? Mrs. Foster McLane is among the Abbeville visitors at the State Fair this week. She is spending the time S ; ^ with her daughter, Mrs. Toddl ,V. ' Mrs. L. M. Fouche has returned to Abbeville after a six weeks' stay in ft. .. Columbia with relatives. Mrs. Fouche has greatly improved in health. V- ; ' ' Mrs. Jas. A. Hill went down . to Columbia Tuesday* to attend ..^he State Fair. Her son, Andrew Hill, of Clemson College, will join her "in Colombia. Miss Ruth Howie and Mr. T. V. Howie have returned from Atlanta where they visited Miss Victoria 11 3- , Howie, who is a student at Agnes Scott College. * Miss Mary Rudisail who has been the guest of Miss Annie Belle Little, on Nickles Street, for several days, J returned to her home in Spartanburg * . Tuesday morning. j wood County, was a visitoj in tije citji today. Mr. Ferguson is oVet-'for 'a visit to his brother, Andrew J. Ferguson and other kindred. Mr. C. A. Haigler left Tuesday for ' Cross Hill where he goes to attend a nfeeting of Presbytery. He is a delegate from the Abbeville Presbyterian Church. . Mrs. R. E. Henry, Mrs. P. A. ? ! Cheatham, Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham and Miss Maggie Brooks, of Abbeville spent yesterday shopping in Greenwood.?Tuesday's Index-Journal. V ' \ ' * \ , , a/??-.L-,..I'jii, -tiSkiJdA-'rii' "Afit5,^r-r yy;jt "Buck" Napier wa^yn town toda; shaking hands with his Triends. Miss Malulah Sutherland .spent i few days last week with her' hom< folk near Martin's Mill. W. D. Wilson and L. C. Parke: left this morning for Columbii where they will take in the Stat< Fair and show the boys around tha town some of the tricks of rea sports. ' / ' ' 1 Among the ladies from Abbevilli who were shopping in town yesterdaj were: Mrs. J. R. Nickles, Mrs. J. M Wilkinson, Mrs. A. D. McMttrray, Mri Charles.McKenzie and Miss Eugenis Robertson.?Tuesday's Iridex^Tourna Miss Sarah Haigler is in McCor mick this week where she is teachinj for her sister, Miss Mary Hairier while the lktter is at the State- Fai: and on a visit to Coker College Hartsville, S. C. I 1 Mr and Mrs. T. G. White, of Green 'ville Street, accompanied by thei: two pretty daughters, Misses Mar: and Jensie White, left this morninj for Greenville where they go to at tend the marriage of Miss Beattie an< if- nr o 1UI. TYIil. U. ICAliUi Dr. Thomas' H. Pope- made a visi to Abbeville last week to see hii father-in-law, Chief Justice Gary who was ill with bronchial pneumonia following influenza.?Newber ry Herald and News. MR. PRATT HERE. Rev. H. W. Pratt was in Abbevilh Tuesday visiting his friend, Mr. C D. Brown. He was on his way to at teftd Presbytery in Cross Hill ant stopped here for the day. MOVING IN. J Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeill ar< moving into their new home on Mag azine Street. Mr. McNeill recently purchased the bungalow from Mr. Tii A. Calvert, also a home-builder. HALLOWE'EN PARTY. L_ ; V The Missionary Society of th< Methodist church will have a Hallowe 'een party at the home, of MrSi Johz Harris Friday night. Plenty of fun etc. Admission: children, 10 cents adults, 20 cents. (adv.) ????????? RIPPING TIMES. , . . r' #- * These ^re ripping times in old Ab bevuie. Ail ine women are npping ui "the old blue dress I wore last year* and making it into a new blue dresi for this year. i ' OPERA Friday am CECIL B.DeMI "Why CI Your Why Don't Wive? t bands' Sweethearti When countless pai fade into listness "i the reason? Who's The greatest questi presented?and an nating companion p l Mllie's "Don't Cha 4 Staged with alii the matic fire and ajctiq "Female" captivate " ^ ' Thomas Meighan Bebe Daniels ADDED TWO-RE1 "A MOV Admission: 11 * t * . 1 f ENTERTAIN FOR MISS RUI>ISAIL| M/ , Miss Annie Belle Little gave a most \ j enjoyable dance at her home on Nick? les Street Monday evening in compliment to her visitor, Miss : Mary Rudisail, of Spartanburg. The follow- 1 r ing young people were present: Mis- u 1 ses Sydelle Graves, Eva Reames, Miss li a Riley and Messrs John Lomax, Mar- s t shall Leach, Albert and William Les- p I lie, Truman Reames and Mark Link. 1 After enjoying the dance until a p late hour,, a sated course was served.' v L? ,/ clint6n to be host ! " c 7 . , D 3 Clinton, Oct. 26.?Clinton lodge, r i No. 84, Knights of Pythias, will act r 1 Vs host to the Seventh district Pyth- c ian convention to be held h^i on ^ Thursday. W. P. Jacobs, district dep- ^ T uty, will preside over the convention. The grand lodge officers of the state ? * will be present and a large attend- 1 ance is expeeted from over the dis- * ' trict. The convention will be compos- e ed of delegates from all lodges in a Laurens, Spartanburg and Union * counties, and an interesting program r has been arranged by the local lodge! I f The business session will open in the * afternoon at 3 o'clock. The complete " program will be: , Opening of local lodge at 3:30 c o'clock; address of welcome, by W. u H. Simpson, Clinton; response by W. o E. Gaines, Spartanburg; acquaint- b 8 ance meeting; opening of district b ' convention at 4 o'clock, reading re- t ports and general business; address t " by C. D. Brown, grand keeper of rec- h ords and seals, Abbeville; address, h "Pythian Insurance," W. G. Womack, s Spartanburg; automobile ride over n city, with trips to Presbyterian col' lege and Thornwell orphanage; sup- ? per, commercial club hall. h A 1 DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER , s i ,, FIGHT - IS ARRANGED > ,[ / , New York, Oct. 26.?Jack ,Dempsey and Georges Carpentier : were i matched here this afternoon>; for a ? - fight for .the heavy-weight champion- 0 7 ship of the world. The contract will ^ r be formerly signed tomorrow^ ? ' Under the terms of the contract as- p agreed upon today,-the pugilists will a ineet some time between February 1 ? and July 1, 1921. The* conditions stip^ s i ulate about between ten an4) fifteen n - round for a record jrarse and, a per i centage of the' motion' picture re ' ..V V>.- <vt > ceipts. i LONDON'S PAUPERS MAY NOT GAMBLE ' > f London, Oct. 26.?Inmates of the - Chamberwell poorhouse here may now ) play cards, providing they do not ' gamble. "A great deal of money is J lost at gambling," said one of the trustees during the argument. 11 A ir n r l MUU3E A Saturday LLE'S Production I a LiailKC f Wife"{ I lemain Their HusX rs of ardent lovers married folk" what's, 5 to blame? " t- I on of modern life, \ swered?in this fasci )icture to Cecil B. Denge Your Husband." i-beauty, luxury^ dra iithat in, <fMale and! d millions. ;::f r ' fith Gloria Swanson Theodore KoslofF ["TRACTION CL COMEDY IE HERO" 5 cts. 35 Cents. . fd \ , . . r 5,503 LOSE LIBERTY BONDS Valuation of 12,000 Missing Securities Placed at Many Thousands Washington, Oct. 26.?Between 2,000 and 13,000 Liberty bonds, valed at hundreds of thousands of dolars, have been lost or destroyed or tolen, according to estimates compiled by the treasury department, 'he latest official figures show 7,503 ersons lost Donas. ui tnese o,uae irere holders of coupon bonds. Owners of such bonds have little hance to recover them, as there is no aeans of identification. Owners or egistered bonds, who make prompt eport of losses, have an excellent hance to recover as the forger or hief can easily be detected when he ries to sell the bond. Treasury officials are urging holdrs of coupon bonds to exchange, them or registered bonds as promptly as lossible. The number of the registerd bonds is recorded in Washington nd a check for.the interest sent to ne noiaer every six monms. )ISAPPOlNTED IN LOVE SHE MAY BE IN CANAL ; ? .(" Columbia, Oct. 26.?County and J ity authorities here are today rakng the Columbia canal for the body f Miss Elizabeth Beamguard, who is relieved to have committed ^suicide y jumping into the canal late yeBerday. She left.a note stating her inentions of ending her life. She told er friends of recent misundersbyadQgs with a male friend with whom , he was seen near the head of the caal late yesterday. The note was found today. Miss teamguard was a nurse at the State ospital. . v V . ; ' * * J V III - ' .1 OUTH CAROLINA WOMEN; 1 VOTE FOR FIRST TIME i ?? { ? ^ 'mm * tireenvxlie, s. <J.f uct. ze.?* or tne i rst time in tbe history of the State i f South Carolina women voted to- . ay in a municipal election in west < ireenville when they went to the ] oils With the men to elect a . mayor . nd six aldermen. No negroes quali- i ed. ' ( I The mei good CI * WHEN you see a Kupper vertisement in the nati zines, on a signboard, or I er clothes on a neighbor ;h . miodeds(of the yalue of $ ? the1 if|j&artanc( ifc iBjiiep^als anti Ja|)erior c: in designing arid tailorin $25,$: D. 1 c \ . V: 1. : -'.v. )&>. - " S A F E T Y ' *' ' t r p f n n f p . V _ ' i : One of the principal n Stability of the PLANTERS ways ^considered before Pr No loan is made by th / * 4,1 V less it is earefully scrutini standard of security. Your money is SAFE , s ./ ! because its SAFETY is'assi ' >tfo;i i . I ' L'? ' I 5 'ijvfjfi ' ; ' " '] / i UTCDCQT DA in i i? snwi'Tf??w r ' _ ' ' -k<A Plan ; ' j. ' '-' V ' . -- ... "The Friei The Ho^ne of Over 9 Ac'" t.' UiMiipItt ; . v DIVIDEND OF 122 PER CENT FOR ARKWR1GHT j - ' Fall River, Mass., Oct..2ft?1The diL ' -' tej rectors of the Arkwright Cotton Mills Corporation nave voted to recommend. a' stock dividend of 122 #er sent, in order to effect an increase of the capital stock from $450,000 to ?1,000,000 it was annomiced today. A. special meeting of the ^ stockholders has been called to act on the proposition. xne Ar&wngub unuuiwiKucip oy?naltiesin cotton goods from print :loth yarns of its own production. ;It ' . ' u't" */ ' 'f. ' 1 jj jj j j jjI , ' i if ssage of Kuppe othes?is a mes *ood appearance v . rri'i : 4 " . iheimer -ad- Ktippefthei onal maga- investment ir (uppenheim- in economy a SEE the nf , you are re- , , ? , ' J ' ural free-set jood appear- signiil^5:4Jie i 0L ^^^anajlape; rnftsmanshiiK:. =.: a?n?elinifp 'pal g. " single and do 50, $35 and u4 irker & Rd wmmanmmmm v . ?. . . ROF I T...... jasons for the Strength and | 5 Bank is that Safety is alofit. ' i e officers of this bank unzed and is up to a certain in the PLANTERS Bank ON 8AVINQ8. ' 1 ters Bank 1 idly Bank" 00 Bank Account*. has paid three quarterly dividends of ten per cent, this year and has jut declared another of three per cent' $100,000 WORTH OF WHISKEY IS SfOLEH Chicago, Oct 26.?Liquor Qunv 'M equipped with motor trucks invade# the Loop early today, broke into a wholesale drug house within a block and a hall of the central police rift-1 tion, bound the watchman and cartci whiskey valued at $100,000. iipA 1 nheimer J ssage u? M:";M mer good clothes are an 1 good appearance?and > !w fall models?the nat- J shoulders, the fine de- % fttj^d'Jraftp,.pf fche ool Is, .thc rich fabrics, n the fl Items: and color tones ;>i B * }. uble-breasted models. - ?. :