Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j& =x Xocal flews : Ipersonals : y? -4!j Ellis Mabry is visiting relatives in Newberry. Miss Maggie Cochran, of Cold! Springs, was in town Saturday. i / Mrs. Lindsay Link, of Sharon, was j in town Saturday. Miss Ruby Anderson spent the j n.'ppk.pnd in Williamston. - J Mrs. Luther Harkness of Antre-! ville, was in town today shopping, i ? i Mrs. Edwards, of Lebanon, was in the city today shopping. i Mrs. J. H. Baskin, of Iva, is visit-, . ing her sister, Mrs. J. G. Edwards. | i t * ' j . Mrs. Otto Bristow leaves today for J) I visit to relatives in Sumter. 'f* . * . ' ! t J. D. Miller, Jr., of Rapley Shoals, was in town Saturday on business. i i W. D. and Angus Botts spent last with friends in West Union. Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Kay and 1 ortn nf FlKprtori. snent the week-end I here with relatives. Miss Clara Wham, who is teaching [ school at Zarline, spent the week-end } at home. : sMr. and Mrs. Paul Montgomery! went up to Williamston for the day, Sunday. \ Mrs. E. 0. Clinkscales has returned to Lowndesville after a visit to her father, J. D. Miller near the city. Mrs. G. J. Hunter, of West Union, is visiting her uncle, Mr. J. D. Miller | at Rapley Shoals. Mrs. Fannie Milford leaves today for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Yuong, in Atlanta. i Miss Mattie Uldrick, of Cold Spring is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. ' Mattie Bowen. _j Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall, and Miss Bertha Hall spent Sunday with relatives near Antreville. Miss Kathleen Richey, of Columbia, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; E. H. Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lanier, of Monterey, were visitors in the city Saturday. Mr. E. P. Loden, of Benton, Illinois, spent the week-end here with T-;- TVTxr. P A T nrlori nis 2>ldtCL) lUiO. *-J. ajvuvm* | Mrs. Lucinda WeJborne, Mrs. D. A. Wardlaw, Jr., and Miss Annie Welborne spent Friday in Greenwood. Mrs. Ira Sprouse returned from, Comer, Ga., today after spending several days there with relatives. Miss Kathryn Latimer of Honea Path is visiting Misses Katie and Minnie Ruth Cox. Mrs. A. M. Reid and Miss Mary Reid, of Edgewood, were in the city Saturday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edmonds, of Piedmont, were the guests of his parents yesterday. . tfef :.*'*? -f? < & Miss Lucile McFerrin has. return^ . after a week spent with her parents in Lincoln, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cox were up from Troy Sunday for an all day viait. They report Rev. Foster Bradley improving. Mrs. Joe Adams has returned to her home in Elberton after a visit of tttaaVQ rnpf?p Mtu <3C V C1CU TTttftlJ TT ibll UV4 M*VW) J. C. Cox. Mrs. Jules G. Huguelet, of Hamlet, N. C. spent Sunday and Monday here \rith her daughter, Mrs. Joe T. Hughes. Andrew Hill and Jim Coleman of Clemson College spent the week-end G with their parents. f< i I David Eakin and Roy Canfield, of j. Greenwood, spent Sunday in the & I city with friends. I T ' Miss Bessie Murray of Greenville sj ! spent yesterday in the city with Mrs. j., 1 W. T. McDonald. John and Victor Lomax spent ! Sunday in Newberry with their sis- G ter, Mrs. F. J. Harmon. li S Mr aw) Mrs. S. T. Eakin spent yesterday in Due West with Mrs. Mattie Eakin. S J< ' Julian, Eddie and Frank Roche p went to Greenville Sunday to attend a meetig of the Knights of Columbus. " ? Mr. Norbert Epting, of Athens, has S( been in the city Saturday and today buying cotton. d; c Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Evans, of Iva, are visiting Mr. , and Mrs. Sam a Evans. ! i Mrs. W. A. Clark has returned from a visit to her daughter in Mon- ^ roe, N. C. 63 . ai i Mr. and Mrs. Oti^ McMillan came ^ over from Greenwood and spent yes- o: terday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. liamoreu. L | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Schroeder and G Miss Louise Klugh spent yesterday S1 in Greenville. w p; Mrs. Ltither Guy, Mr. Galloway ^ir and Miss Emma Belle Hipp of Greenville spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Prown. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Theo S White will be glad to know that F their baby, who has been ill with si erysipelas is better. C Opera tuesday?c GLADYS V ?IN"pink t Mazie's Tights?they upset a Girc "VANISHING Di 10 CENTS. wedne: ELAINE HAM ?INl In "WHIJ The forked tongue of ru effort to destroy the life of flirtation had not been wise A thrilling story of socie mongers. Also INTERNATIOr 10 Cents. THURS GLADYS BI ?IN "ROSE OF A Tale of Courage, Crim kan Snows. Also INTERNATIOI 10 Cents ===== FRIDAY?I -"THE FIGHTN The sins of his fathers \v the downward drag of his h yet he took his chance for and fought. A New York r ury, of club, resort, boudoi] ion's revels and follies of b< Anna Q. Nilsson, Conrad N And Others. Added At TWO-REEL "THE PROFITEE 15 Cents Jimmie Cothran "motored" over to ireenwood Saturday and spent a e\v hours in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Griffin, of Wilamston, were over Sunday visitors t the home of Dr. and Mrs. Guyton. | .t t? Whitp. who has been i ick for some time was able- to re-J jrn to his \york at the shops this j lorning. Miss Anderson, one of the pretty raded School teachers, went to Wilamston and spent Saturday and unday with her home folks. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tolbert spent unday in Greenwood. Miss Mary ones returned with them after a leasant visit home. Andrew Hill, cf Clemson and Wilam Hill, of Erskine, were home unday enjoying a full dinner and ;eing the folks. Herman Wisby came down Saturay from Du& West and spent oyer unday withf his parents. Herman i^ student at Erskine and is taking a igh stand in his classes. 'I* Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Speed had as. leir guests yesterday, Mrs. w?iice Linden, Miss Alice Linden, Mr. nd Mrs. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. F. [. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Payne, f Anderson. /_ Messrs. Wistar Haddon and L. T. oftis spent Friday in Jefferson, a., with the former's sister and! >ent Saturday in Braselton, Ga., ith J. A. Schroeder, who accomanied them home and spent Sunday L'the city with his family. SANDWICHING" THE NURSES After the meeting of the Ladies ociety of the Seceder church last riday, a waiter of sandwiches was ;nt to the pretty nurses at the j ounty Memorial Hospital. House IRCUS DAY /ALTON """"" ' I IGHTS" a Minister and wrecked us. \GGER NO. 15" 20 CENTS SDAY MERSTEIN 5PER5" mor reached out in an an innocent girl whose but far too successful, sty's ruthless scandal 4al news reel 20 Cents. DAY tOCKWELL' NOME" e and Cupid Amid Alas<JAL NEWS REEL 20 Cents SPECIAL , , r ? ?T I-? ? I T-" 11 iu ere on him, around him, Dosed-lived, wasting set, the girl of his drea,ms omance of love and lux? and ballroom; of fasheantiful women. With i agel, Mrs. Wallace Reid traction COMEDY iRING BLUES" Prife ~~ II I THE BOOK CLUB. The Book Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock with Mrs. W. P. Greene. \ PRETTY VISITORS. I " Miss Kathleen and Miss Hart Griffin came down from Williamston Friday and will spend a week with their sister Mrs. Guyton on Greenville Street. >. U. D. C. MEETING The U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. P. A. Cheatham Tuesday. The program will be in celebration of Armistice Day and an eleborate enter4-oi ?-?/-* ?-?4 io rwAmic-flrl fVio momKofC bailUIIUilb ID pivuixocu bUW illbliiuviiJi A PLEASANT MEETING The social meeting of the Ladies Society of the Associate Reformed church held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Klugh, was a most delightful affair. There was a ?ood attendance of the members of the society and several guests and the time was spent in conversation, listening to the songs and music by Mrs. Plaxco and Mrs. Bradley and in the enjoyment of the delightful salad course served by the hostess. _ I CIRCLE NUMBER FOUR Circle No. 4 of the Presbyterian Church met Sunday afternoon in the church building at 3:30 o'clock. It was decided to change the place of meeting from the church to homes of the members and the time of meeting was changed from the the first Sunday in each month to the first Tuesday night in each month. The next meeting will be held at the home of the president, Mrs. W. Joel Smith the first Tuesday night in December at 7:30. BOWIE-MIXSON. v * Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Bowie, of this county, have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Lou Bowie, and Mr. Oliver Brock Mixson, the marriage to take place November 18th, at Lebanon ^ Church at 8 o'clock in the' evening. Miss Bowie' has many friends in Abbeville. For quite a while she was the County Demonstration Agent for Abbeville County and during that time she became a great favorite with our people and with the people of the county/who extend to her their good wishes in her married life. The bride and groom will be at home at Cummings, S. C. after December first. IN HONOR OF MISS GUERIN Miss Jessie Hill has as her visitor Miss Guerin of Summerville andSaturday afternoon she entertained at rook in compliment to her visitor. Her rooms were charming in their dress of autumn leaves, a bright fire sparkling a welcome to the guests. Rook was the form of entertainment and the following ladies enjoyed the games, Miss Kate Marshall, M-frs. J. C. Ellis, Mrs. S. G. Thomson, Miss Nettie Russell, Mrs. W. E. Leslie, Mrs. A. J. Ramey, Mrs. G. E. Calvert, Mrs. J. C. Klugh, Mrs. J. M. Bradley, Miss Mary E. Hill, Mrs. G. A. Neuffer, Mrs. J. C Hill and Mrs. R. E. Cox. onimn'rirt c/ivorol n?Q m o o uci CHJVJ1115 avTb*?< ^Miuvo V* rook, salads, sandwiches and coffee were served. NORTH CAOLINA VISITORS Mrs. W. C. Boren and Miss Annie Lyles Davis of Greensboro, N. C. are in the city for a visit of two weeks with Mrs. W. L. Peebles. Mrs. Peebles has just returned from Greensboro where she went to attend the marriage of her sister, Miss Eva Bor,en to, Mi", Roy C. Mijflfgan. i';:/, ? *1 -|p MR. GREGOR^BETTER Mr. E. W. Gregory who has been at Chick Springs for the past month recovering from a nervous breakdown, is now well enough to have spent Sunday with his home folks in Williamston and will soon be in Abbeville again. NOTirF. TO BOY SCOUTS. On account of the illness of Scout Master, Rev. A. J. Derbyshire, there will not be a meeting of the Boy Sc:uts Tuesday evening. Auto La | IQffiDBBMHHnHiiaB j Drive 'round to oui the Fureka Hotel e Washed an as it shoult You will also frtid 1 "X auto mechanic wh necessary adjustmi E. W. Gregor .Overland Abbeville, i\v BIRTH NOTICE. Born in Abbeville, Tuesday, November 2, 1920 to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Klugh, a daughter, Edna Erline. 1 ' { TALK OF RETALIATION ( Tokyo, Nov. 7.?A firm attitude to- 1 ward the United States was recom- 1 mended fcy speakers at a public meet- ^ ing held last evening for discussion of the* situation created by the adop- ! tion in California of legislation af- j 1 fecting the Japanese. The audience ? of about* 1,000 persons heard the 1 speakers, who were journalists, minor * politicians and student orators. One 1 of the newspaper men who made an ? address urged that the "anti-Japanese j1 discrimination" in America be met 1 with anti-American discriminaton in ] the Orient. War talk was deprecated 1 by the speakers. Prices Ret To Al Clothing, Line Goods an Many new fall go* during the past w< oil koon r~\ldporl in c ail L/V>Vyll piUV>VyV4 111 o down from one-f below their former at all times in the lowering of prices anxious to see it < now, not in theor I?v11 in TrollIQ uul 111 atiucu vaiuc by a trip through tl Visit This ? We heve values fc of ,he family that v pre-war prices. I this store to pass o ers any saving we D. POLL AbbevilL i undry "'111 [ piace jusi east ui ind have your car > d Greased J be done ' J here a competent o will make any ents to your car. y Motor Co. Dealers S. Carolina I mm ?* > m =S UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY. vJ Dear Mr. Editor:? It is perhaps known to most of your % readers that the American Bible So1*4 ''3 liety has designated November 28tk as Universal Bible Sunday. It is hoped that throughout the country this day may be celebrated in some snit-? i able way by all who are interested ia Bible study. Perhaps the simplest way ivill be for all pastors to preach a sermon or make an address on some phase of Bible work. The society desires to celebrate at the same time the :hree-hundredth anniversary of the anding of the Pilgrim Fathers at Plynouth. As these Fathers laid so moeJi itress on the Bible, a very good sub* iect for an address would be the Par- J tans and his book, or the influence of v he Puritans and his Book on Amercan Life. * J. I. McCain, Pres. of Abbe. Co. Bible Society. \ luced I most Half | lerwear, Dry id Shoes , vp - - ads have arrived | eek. They have itock and marked ifth to one-third | price. We have cfiv*ccp>rl flip k WtXV/UUV/VC W**v and have been ;ome. It is here y and loud' talk, s as can be seen his store. TO itore First I ?r every member ^11 comnare with X t is the policy of n to our customcan. \KOFF e, S. C. i . ' d&z&M .. mM