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Bob Greene spent Sunday in Rock
Hill.
C. W. Chandler spent Sunday in ^
Athens. ]
Mrs. Paul Wardlaw is teaching the
!. Prosperity school. 1
T. P. Creswell, of Cedar Springs, i
was in town Saturday.
Miss Irene Starnes spent Friday i
afternoon in Greenwood. 1
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Prof. R. B. Cheatham is teaching j
the Sharon school this session.
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C. D. Cowan, of Lethe, was in town c
Saturday on business. \
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5' K. 1. uroaawen, ui jLiuwuuw?tav,|
was in Abbeville today on business. r
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John Gray, of Antreville, was in 10
the city Monday on business. j g
R. R. Tolbert, of Smithville was a!^
business visitor in the city Saturday, j
John Lomax and Lowry Wilson
I;.', 6pent Sunday in Anderson.
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Ward Jamieson spent Sunday in
Honea Path with his mother.Miss
Mary Sharpe spent the week-1
nodr Due West with her mother.;
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Miss Maggie Link spent Sunday j
with her home people in the Sharon j
section.
Luther T. Bryant, of Level Land, f
was here today looking after matters |
' of importance.
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Dr.^. E. Pressly was called to
Tampa, Fla., last week on account of
the illness of his father.
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R. H. Kay and Glenn Baskin of
Honea Path, spent Sunday in the city,
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Murphy spent'
the week-end in Bordeaux and Lethe 1
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with relatives.
Miss Eva Watt, who is teaching in ^
TN'11 ??A w/vnlr of Vipr ;
union, spent me nccn-vnu u>
home in Due West.
Miss Ada Wham, of Hartsville,
spent he week-end here with her sisters,
Misses Clara and Nina Wham.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Graves, of
Sharon, were visitors in the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Bell and daughter, Miss
Annie of Antreville, in town Saturday.
Miss Hattie Roche of Columbia j
SDent the week-end here with her|
home folks. j
S. J. Wakefield was down from;
Antreville Monday shaking hands j
with his many friends.
Mr. T. C. Seal spent the day yesterday
in Hodges with his friend,,
Mr. Cochran.
Clifford Black, of Honea Path,)
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was in the city Monaay snaiwng
liands with his friends.
Miss Jennie Nance, who is attend-j
ing Woman's College at Due West,]
was in town Saturday shopping.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Gilliam, and!
children, spent. Sunday. Sharon-1
with' Mr. and Mrs. James Gilliam. j
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmunds left!
yesterday for Piedmont for a visit!
f?\ cnn .T 'Edmunds. Jr.
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William Hill was down from Due
West to spend the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hill of
Greenville Street.
Dr. P. B. Carwile and Judge A. F.
Carwile were here Monday to talk
over the situation and attend to matters
of business.
Misses Mamie and Jessie Hill s
.he week-end with Mrs. W. E. L
lear the city.
Mrs. Frank B. Gary got up f
Monday morning and went over t
anta for an all day look at the st
Mr. C. S. Link, of Laurens, J
\bbeville an active place to visi
le spent Sunday here with frier
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Link s
he week-end in Anderson with
L-ink's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ba
Messrs H. C. Davis and P. C. 1
jrominent fanners of the coi
;?ere business visitors in the cit
Monday.
Mrs. N. J. Agnew and Mrs. V
rtadcliffe were guests at the hoir
tfrs. I. E. Culbreth on Magj
Street last Saturday.
L. A. Morris, of Honea Path,
nerly a prominent farmer of the
>er secion of Abbeville County,
lere Monday on business.
Hon. A. Sydney Hartzog and
ors R. M. Fuller and J. C. Hai
>f Greenwood, were distingui
'isitors in the city today.
Johnnie Lyon, an Erskine Fi
nan, was a visitor to the city Sj
lay. He was much interested in
utcome of the Tech-Center fool
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pent Little Miss Lucile Dellinger ,o
,eslie Monroe, N. C., is spending thi
week with her grandparents, Mi
and Mrs. J. L. Clark.
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0 At Mrs. W. M. Barnwell went ove
yles_ to Atlanta Monday to spend th
day pleasantly looking at the style
finds anc* buying a new frock or two.
t, so .
1(js Mrs. Griffin Nickles and littl
son left last week for their home ii
Columbia, after a visit to her par
I?" ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox.
Mrs.
liley.
Rev. A. J. Derbyshire held set
Mlis v'ces at Willington Sunday. He wen
int ' over Saturday afternoon accompani
y on I ec* ??rs' DerbyshireRobert
Dawson, who has been ii
V. F. the County Memorial Hospital for th
le of past two weeks has gone to his hom
izine in he country.
Mrs: H. R. McAllister and daugh
for- ter, Carolyn, spent the week-end i:
; up- Laurens with Mrs. McAlliserV moth
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Was er, ivirs. Virginia luuict.
Mrs. Wm. P. Greene went over to
Doc- Atlanta Saturday and spent Sunda;
rper, with her daugher, Miss Mary Hemp
shed hill Greene, at Agnes Schott College
Mrs. John White went over to At
esh- lanta Saturday afternoon. She wa
itur- accompanied by her young son
the Charles. They spent the time wit]
tball Miss Lucy White, who is pleasantl;
situated in the big city.
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store of hate that a
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15 and 35 Cents
f Dr. Stevenson, of Greenwood
s spent Sunday in town with Mr. anc
\ Mrs. Abb Garrison.
Mrs. N. E. Wilson of Greenwood
r is spending some time wih her mothe
er, Mrs. I. E. Culbreth, who has no1
s been well for seme time.
Mrs. Frank Welsh and Mrs
_ fJrflhflm Pflvnp. nf flrppnwnnrl. snpnl
n three days last week in Atlanta, seeing
the styles and having a gooc
time.
Mrs. Gerald Max*tin and daughter
t Dorothy, returned to their home ir
i- Atlanta Saturday, after a visit tc
her parents, Mr. and Mrs . J. A
Schroeder.
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e Darracotte spent Sunday at. Cal
houn Falls, taking a ..look at th<
pretty girls and showing the 'boy:
i- 'how to be a sport.'
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i- Frank C. Ellis, of Level Land, A
D. Kennedy, of Due West, W. S
Jordon, of Due West, and Magis
o trate A. R. Ellis, also of the lattei
y place, were here today.
I# Misses Kathryn and Jessie Lati
mer, Tom Shirley and Vernon Kay
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vi juvnca x owij aim uunio uguu, vj
s Greenwood, spent Sunday after[J
noon in the city with Misses Katit
lx and Minnie Ruth Cox.
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John R. Lomax, one of the prominent
farmers of the county, came in
m from Darraughs Monday morning tc
j hear politics discussed on Cotton
Curb while the farmers were awaiting
for cotton to go up.
A LOVELY PARTY.
Miss May Robertson entetained
j the Bridge club at an unusually pleasi
ant meeting Friday afternoon. The
i Halowe'en decorations were used
_and at every corner a pumpkiiji with
, a jolly grinning face met your gaze,
black cats and solemn owls were
j perched around the room while the
score cards bore the picture of the
old witch riding her broom.
The afternoon was a merry one,
the final pleasure being in the salad
i course served at the close of the
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Those who have a chec
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Besides that, they have an
? every cent .expended.
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way of taking care of your
? Bank will be very glad to oj
the inclination to come and
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that we will gladly explain
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games. Here again the hallowe5en
feature was emphasized with a red
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pepper witn a iace cut m it, msiuc ?i
which was found a dainty cheese puff.
Miss Robertso's party will long be
remembered as one of the pleasantest
in the life of the club.
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Miss Marie. Leslie entertained at
her home Friday evening at a hallow'een
party in compliment to her
guest, Miss Maggie Sutherland, of
| Mt. Carmel, who came up to spend
the week-end.
The invited guests to the party
came masked and in costumes1 fitI
BIG JOE
?ur business to F
I Clothes at Modi
The style you want,
the color, you decid<
It is our job to give
that fit and wear ar
worth the money y
them.
We are doing our b
good on this job.
You'll find here Clc
and wear well at $2
$35.00 and on up.
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are guaranteed tu g
faction.
in today and let
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PEOPLE KNOW
MONEY GOES
king account at the Plant "
where their money geos.
i indisputable receipt for
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iT is the.-only businesslike money
and the PLANTERS
oen one for.you,if you have
ask.
ages to a checking account
to you when you come.
DN SAVINGS.
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ters Bank
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00 Bank Accounts.
ting the occasion. The parlor inta
which they were invited was lightdi
by firelight, and otherwise was a
semi-darkness. The decorations were
of autumn leaves and chrysanthemums.
The evening was spent is
telling ghost stories, fortune telling
and eating "goodies," consisting a?
roasted peanuts, apples, and marchmallows
toasted before the open ftm.
The following were the fortunate
ones invited: Misses Maggie Sutherland,
Mary Mann, Gertrude Calvert,
Annie Belle Little, Mary HiO,
Rebecca Jones, Virginia and Sank .
Leslie, and Messrs. Willie Reid, Paul
Mann, Cal Stevenson and Thomas
Sherard.
IT you with I
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the pattern,
you Clothes
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thes that fit - 8 . I
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