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f -X Xocal IRews gas === r : personals : j! Mrs. Addie McMurray is visiting \ relatives in Greenwood. t *? !l J. C. Cox is spending today in Athens, Ga., on business. J. M. Anderson, of Greenwood was t in town Wednesday. i J. L. Black, of Calhoun Falls, was!. a business visitor in town yesterday. Mrs. C. C. Wallace i& visiting rel-j atives in Clinton this week. Miss .Lila Stevenson, of Cold Spring j j was shopping in town Thursday. j ( i1 Herbert Ferguson, of Saluka, was ? a business visitor here Thursday. I 1 i: Miss Glendale Bowen, of Level j1 Land, is visiting relatives in town j * this week. j ^ I rMr. and Mrs. J. B. Huekabee, of [e Lowndesville, was in town yesterday c shopping. Mrs. John Darraugh, Mrs. Deason Jones and Miss Inez Atkins, of Greenwood, spent Thursday in the city. ' Happoldt Neuffer and Jim Cox went? jjp to Due West today to at- * tend the football game. ^ Mrs. Clarence Pennell, of Brown- c lee, was in town shopping Wednes- s day' ; Mrs. Kay Carwile, of Cold a Springs, was in town Wednesday shopping. ^ ... T \ a t Dr. B. H. Cai-lton and Mr. Clifton 8 Donald, of Donalds, were business jc visitors in the city Thursday. Rev. H. W. Pratt spent Wednes- 0 day evening and Thursday /morning i] in the city with his friend, Col. J. D. a Kerr. 4 t n Miss Guerin, of Summerville, who e has been visiting Misses Mamie and e Jessie Hill, left this morning for s Piedmont. 0 e Horace D. Brown, of Mt. Carmel, ^ Cashier of the bank at that place, a paid Abbeville a business visit Thursday. k ______ i Albert M. Power, of Martin's Mill, r was in town yesterday looking at the 11 big tot of cotton being sold on Cot- v . ton Row. r Tomoc S Rimnson. of Groeev ^ Springs, was one of the good young jc farmers of the county who transacted business here yesterday. v v Mrs. Hugh* Bowen and her pretty daughter, Miss Elizabeth, have been || visitors in the city this week, and f while here have been doing their fall f shopping in our stores. George and Lee Bowie, of the Gil- jj gal section, were in the city Thurs- | day looking after business matters, f They are of the prosperous farmers |f of their section. } H. Brown Bowie, one of the good f farmers of the county, who has been f . f trying to get along without the Press | ; *? and Banner for awhile, came in and I subscribed again Wednesday. He j may look ahead for correct informa- | tion and a brighter view of things. f Mr. C. H. Edmunds, of South I Main Street, brought us a curiosity | in the shape of a sweet potato today. j j It is shaped exactly like a goose jf (having been raised Mr. Edmunds :r says, near Dote Smith's fish market If last year). The potato on account ofjf its unusual appearance and shape' 1 has been kept for a year on the side- I Koarrl nf +>i#> 'RHmiinHs residence and t! it has now issued forth four branch-, I es, from two to twelve inches in if | = length, which are still growing and | looking as healthy as any other pota-'J to vines. Ilj Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter, Miss t larah, of Sharon were in town yes- i erday shopping. I c 0. S. Cochran, a prosperous farm:r of the Edgewood section, was - in \ own Thursday on business. t ?? 5 The fall term of court of general t (sssions will convene at Anderson t text Monday with Judge Frank B. t Jary of Abbeville presiding. There ire several murder cases on the j \ locket and about fifty other cases | o betried. There will only be one reek's session as the federal court neets at Anderson Monday week.? lonea Path Chronicle. BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Mary' Alice Lomax celebraed her fifth birthday yesterday by nviting a number of her little 'riends to enjoy the afternoon playng games and eating sweets. THE BOOK CLUB The Book Club was delightfully ? sntertained Wednesday afternoon 1 it the home of Mrs. W. P. Greene. , Juite a number of members were i >resent, also the following visitors j mjoyed Mrs. Greene's hospitality: 1 Urs. Herbert Allen, of Greenwood, i Urs. L. W. Tutt, Mrs. Plaxco, Mrs. ] 'red Cason, Miss Jessie Hill, and 1 ler guest, Miss Guerjn, of Summerrille. j Chicken sandwiches, fruit salad, ^ ind coffee were served at the close ] >f the meeting. ( GRAHAM-HARRIS. ( - 1 The following account of the Gra- , tam-Harris wedding is taken from , rhe Columbia State of Wednesday: ^ An exceptionally beautiful wedding \ vas that of Miss Mary Tilton Gra;am, daughter of J. M. Graham, of .422 Blanding street, to John AnIrew Harris of Abbeville, which was olemnized last evening at 8r30 'clock at the Washington Street Methodist church in the presence of | i large gathering of relatives and riends of the young couple. The, hurch was beautifully decorated j bout the pulpit in palms, ferns and | -reat snowy chrysanthemums, the hancel railing being twined with milax. An artistic color scheme of old I ilue, silver and rose was carried out' n the costume of the bride's attend-) nts. Miss Mary Hill Harris, sister of i he bridegroom, was the sole bridesnaid and wore a silver gown fashionid of silver cloth with an oV^r drapry of silver tulle and a bodice of ilver lace finished with a narrow Id-blue ribbon around the waist, nding in a big tulle bow at one side, ihe wore silver slippers and stockings nd carried pink Columbia roses. The two dames of honor, . the ride's sister, Mrs. Allan Maxwell of . c Augusta and Mrs. Henry L. Hager-j nan of Greenville, were dressed alike t * n smart gowns of old blue panne ( elvet trimmed in blue sequins and 1 hey too wore silver slippers and car- ( ied the deep pink roses. Miss Helen , Jraham, the maid of honor, was in a harming frock of silver cloth veiled n old blue tulle, the skirt made with 1 trired panniers and girdled with sil-j 1 er roses tied in the back with a : f ! ,4A\. W PHONE If, 221 r 1 i ****A So I ' "ss* " 2 I Fresh and C Fish and Projnpt Delivery c | Moore E Telephone Dou nwin?tmmiwwiiimnwwtniuMtiHiniimiiiiimnuwiwuimw4HMim>iirrtmnHmnmiwim<niiitumiM> mmnuiTunnniiHtMimiuiuiiiniiiiiiitiiuintuiiiiiiimmtiiitiihrtiuiimiMUiHtiimRmiiniNtiHitiiitmiiii > . v _ ... . .. >lue tulle bow, the ends of which' 1 ormed a train. 'Silver slippers com>leted her costume and she, also, :arried Columbia roses. Little Mary Lees Graham, the i )ride's winsome niece, carried the y vedding ring in the heart of a long ^ itemmed pink rose. She wore a I ilmy little frock of silver tulle < rimmed with bebe pink rose and a y ouch of old blue velvet ribbon. i The bride, who entered with her < 'ather, wore a handsome gown of s vory duchess satin draped in silk J ;ulle and real point applique lace, ;he draperies caught at one side with i cabachon of pearls. The long court 1 ;rain was formed of tulle with a deep I jorder of satin and the veil, which i vas the same which the bride's sis- I ;er, Mrs. Hanford Meade Henderson < >f London, Eng., wore as a bride, 1 ivas of point applique 'lace arranged 1 n cap fashion at the back with a < sandeau of pearls across the front, i She wore a string of pearls, the bride- i groom's wedding gift to her, and : carried a shower bouquet of bride roses, swainsona and orange bios- < 50ms. The bridegroom was attended jy'his brother, Wallace W. Harris, of ' Abbeville, as best man; Preston B. ( Speed of Abbeville was groomsman ; ind the ushers were: Frank A. Gra- < lam, brother of the bride; Allan Max- ' veil of Augusta, her brother-in-law, < R. E. Cox of Abbeville and Joseph L. ' Denny of Columbia. . 1 Miss Margaret Burton of Newberry presided at the organ, playing the redding marches, a preliminary medley of old love songs and a soft ac:ompaniment to the ceremony. After the ceremony an informal re- , :eption was held at the Graham home , :or the wedding party and members ' wVtinVl lWlV U me IWU loillllica, anu nuivu ..... ind Mrs. Harris left for a wedding ! ;rip. The bride wore a suit of navy Jlue duvet superior trimmed in gray ^ rhenille, black pumps with gray spats, , H"ay gloves and a little blue feather iat. They will live in Abbeville where an attractive furnished apartnent awaits them. Mr. Harris, who is a graduate of ( he University of South Carolina and , s well known in Columbia, is a sue- , essful young business man of Ab- 1 >eville. Miss Graham was graduated ( it the former College for Women and s valued by a wide circle of friends is one of the intellectual and attarcive young women of Columbia. Among the out-of-town guests at ( he wedding, besides those taking j jart in it, were: Mrs. John A. Har is, mother of the bridegroom, Don- I lid Harris, his brother, both of Abbe- | rille; Miss Mary Quarles Link, Miss j Sarah Perrin and Miss Mary Lawson j Link of Abbeville;.Miss Kate Sum- j ner of Newberry, and Mrs. Sarah j Shuler of Batesburg. FROM THE LOWER PLACE Uncle Jim was looking happy tolay. His right-hand man, William loward, colored, a Baptist Deacon af the colored persuasion, "fotch" lim a "bag" of cotton. He put it in the Stark & Williamson warehouse, and when he gets that governmentbond-appearing certficate, he will perhaps be able to put it up and :hen ioan his friend Bob Hill a little money. MMIlMtlHIIIMiltMUMIMIIMIIIIHtllllllirilllllltlllJIIIIIIIIIIIItllltMlllllltlilHIIIIillllHllllltllltMIIKIIIHII IPj if CITY |] IARKET III ===== !!! uth Main Street ||i! Dp. Fire Station || i 11 I iired Meats (1 j OvQfprQ 1! Hi ZZ===Z=II===ZZ==ZZ=I x> ill Hours of Day brothers || ible-Two-CJne . jf IIUJIK I I U I IIM I H ! g J \ * >!' r.1. ? ..ii'itr i'u PARENTS AND TEACHERS TO HEAR PARKINSON (Continued from page 1) . i Thanksgiving carnival which they j will give on Tuesday afternoon, November 28rd at the graded school building at 4 o'clock. A small admission fee will be charged" everybody tvno attends the carnival wnicn mon- j ?y will also help pay for shades for |i :hat building. Each grade in the f| school will take part in the entertain- j| raent and it is well planned. Big Christmas Tree. * ||| The school kids are already get- | ting Santa Claus in their bones, j Plans are under way for having a i tremendous Christmas tree on the I graded school grounds one evening 1 during the last week of school before f the Christmas holidays. As soon as j the Thanksgiving entertainment is [ cut of the way the pupils of both'high i and graded school will begin practic- | ing Christmas carols which will be f sung at the Christmas tree. . | ' It will be of interest to the moth- i ers who heard the address given be- If fore the Parent-Teacher association |j| last month by Miss Allen of Winthrop l|| College to know that Miss Allen was,| poisoned by food eaten on the dining | j car enroute to Chester the evening ll she left Abbeville and has been seri- I ously ill in Winthrop Infirmary since. If News received from Winthrop yes- j terday states 'that Miss Allen is able j to be up now and is out of danger. f j BOY SCOUTS MEET ! : The Boy ScoulS held their weekly fj meeting at the City Council office || Thursday evening, fifty members be- |{ ing present. Six new members were jf admitted: John Beckwith, Paul Sy- |[ tan, William McCord, Ernest Hughes jjf Danner Cann and Ralph Howie. The Charter for the organization j|( has been received from headquarters ||{ it was announced. .The boys will jl shortly receive their uniforms and in jj a little while will appear as real {[ scouts. f I The next meeting will be held Tues- jf day evening of next week at the same I j place, beginning at 7:45. All members I j are urged to be present promptly at fj that hour." Scout Master Derbyshire |{ axpects to be able tc attend this meet- i| ng.' |j Miss Lucile Hamilton came over jj from Athens Friday and will spend ill jver Sunday with Miss Niza Kilgo|,| it the home of Mrs. Jordon Ramey. 'ij ! ! 35 11 more shopping 11 days until iXMAS ? | { As in the past, ov jg and most complete S have spared no pa 9. even greater than e S We beg to annoum S that our Toy - Depai B ment is now ope S for inspection *1 I Adair's Hot Hustler Rac * - - i. a\-.. .***._ . * :? We have just receiv< prettiest lines eve ! - Abbevill< ! Both Gold and Silver Hai Come in today and i lection. Nothing is n useful for a Christmas a parasol F. E. Harri Jeweler Abbeville, South \ llltllMtlMAimMMllMWMMmillHMJtHmMNItMIIMIIMItlllllllMIIIIIIIMMIMMtlttllllMllltUIHMJMnillMMNfUimittttlllMW serai \ v P^SS r il IwteiifcaiAl ul i ir HOLIDAY STOCK i to be found in this se ins in making the colle iver before ;n fflmffls^elgBare sea Will be Department S ket Abb iririCT!" nninni^siBiaon t > < Iiai, ultalMUMMMMUMM U t 7 ' . ' v M . \ ... v i ' *x A ;d one of the | ^ ;r seen in " " 1 Sterling - |j idles |? make your seicer and more J v i 5 present than ison, Jr. i Carolina j 1 raiEfainigfEiiugBag I Hi rf j HftirFi. livivu a ij first selections j | e offered you. [ I mnNnwi ! ,TI,VM' jj /;! is the largest j j action, and we j | :ction this year j j Ivice to you is [ 1 early?stocks {i irce and there {| no duplicates. [ I =? 1 i! itore I eville, S. C. I j i ' ' ' J