Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Brown Bowie, of Donalds, was a business visitor in the city Saturday. Mrs. Frank W. Wilson, of Watts, was a visitor in the city today. Charley Darracott spejit Sunday at Calhoun Falls. Chick Galloway spent the week end in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Henry spent week-end in Greenville. Miss Sarah Wilson, of Grainridge, was in town Saturday shopping. Hiss Lizzie Sharpe, of Long Cane, was in the city Saturday. Misses Grace and Isab^He Dansby, of Bethia, were in town Saturday. Miss Mary Lou Bowie spent Satur day in Greenwood. W. H. Mundy spent Sunday in Greenwood. Ward Jamieson spent Sunday in Honea Path. R. C. Price was a visitor to Green ' ville Sunday. J. B. Jones is spending a 'few days in Atlanta. Mrs. J. R. McGoriibs, of Cold Springs, was in town Saturday. Mrs. Albert Gibert, of Willing ton, was in town Saturday shopping. Mrs. Matte Gilliam, of Sharon, was in town today shopping. Mrs. Marion B. Davis is in Law renceville visiting her parents. J. S. Gibert, of Lebanon, was in town today visiting relatives. ( ' Miss Willie Abies, of Santuc, was shopping in town Saturday. J. E. Hagen, of Due West, was in Abbeville today. Mrs. B. S. Reames spent Saturday ing Greenwood. Eugene Martin, of Donalds, came down this morning and was interest ed today in the price of cott6?. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, of Williamston, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. S. Reames on Magazine Street. Mrs. J. C. Ellis returned Saturday from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Med lock in Greenville. R. Q. Williams, of Penney's Creek, was in town today on busi ness. ; T. L. Purdy had his hand badly torn Saturday by an explosion of a coca cola bottle. ' Miss Louise Brown, of Greenville, spent the week-end with her home folks.. Mrs. C. D. Brown is visiting her daughter, Miss Louise, in Green- j ville. Capt. R. H. Armstrong, of Due i West, was here today shaking hands J wihth is host of friends. Mi's. J. S. Sutherland and Miss Sutherland, of Monterey, were in | town today shopping. Miss Isabelle Moore has returned j from a visit to relatives in Due ( West. Miss Mary E. Hill returned home. today from Woodruff, where she has been visiting friends. ' | Miss Elsie Culbreth, of Green-' wood, came over and spent from Fri- ; day until Sunday afternoon with , Miss Permelia Culbreth on Magazine ; Street. lAtis^ies Lena and Salie Mcllwaine of Central were shoppers in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Morrow, of Bellevue, were shopping in town Saturday. Miss Anna Margaret Williams, of Sharon, visited friends in town Sat urday. Miss Sarah Ella Drennan, of Greenood, spent the week-end here with her home people. Miss Mildred Cochran was one of the nrettv college girls who spent n tl Sunday at home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wardlew, Jr., and Miss Annie Welborne spent the week-end in Anderson with relatives. J. A. Schroeder, of Braselton, Ga., spent Sunday in the city with his family. Mrs. S. G. Thomson, Mrs. L. T. Hill and Mrs. Joe Little spent today in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ashley, of Gil gal, were business visitors in town Saturday. Mr. H. W. Cochran, of the Due West road, was in^the city toda^Uy looking after business matters. Miss Pearl Eakin, of near Honea Path, spent Saturdy in the city shop ping. f Mr. and Mrs. Luther McBee re turned to their home in Greenville yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Shirley, of Honea Path, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nickles Sunday. Dr. John G. Clinkscales, of the Wofford College Factuly, arrived in Greenwood yesterday afternoon for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Otis McMillan. Mr. Clinkscales and Mr. and Mrs. McMillan will spend today in Abbeville with the former's sis ter, Mrs. John M. Gambrell.?Index Journal, 5th. UFtKA v % one : night : onlj FRIDAY DEC \[ Universal Seven-Reel Super I g/)e n? | ' 'Pass | A Picture of Paris, t ? Paris, the W Do you know what the devil's who uses it? Would you kno'i is its price? Can it be bought? Paris, to every woman's heart knows his Paris as you know 1 shows you what it is, in the mo of many years. - A picture whi has pronounced one of the wo suspense, for detail of plot an< man people who meet here th lives. See "THE DEVIL'S P^ was created by a man who kno know. / ADDED AT: A TWO REEL "LOOSE Admission Mr. C. S. Link, Jr., was over from ?aurens for Saturday and Sunday >oking after his interest at this nd of the line. Dr. Carlton, of Donalds, was here aturday looking after business mat ers and shaking hands with his many riends. Morris Paty, a student at Emory fniversity, came to Abbeville Satur ay and spent until Monday morning rith friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Perrin have eturned to Greenville after spending he week-end in Abbeville with Mr. nd Mrs. T. G. White. Mrs. W. A. Klugh and daughter, liss Norma, of Greenwoo'd, spent lie week-end in the city with Mr. nd *Mrs. J. B. Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Whaley, f Laurens, spent the week-end in tie city with Mr. and Mrs. John Phaley, on Parker street. Dr. C. B. Gowan, of Due West, ras here today looking as young and s handsome as he did thirty years' go. Dr. W. A. Hunter of Willington, -as in town Saturday. He came to leet his sister, Mrs. William Barker, f New York, who will spend some me at her old home. Mrs. Q. T. Harberson, of Donalds, pent the week-end with her sister Irs. I. E. Culbreth, who has been ick for some time, buts is improv ?6 Mr. and Mrs.. Allen Hagen, of rreenwood, accompanied by the ounger members of the household, pent Sunday at Long Cane with Ir. and Mrs. John W. Simpson. ' M. L. Tolbert went to Greenwood esterday to see his cousin, Johnnie 'ollbert, who is in the Greenwood ospital. His friends will be glad to sarn that he is improving. E. 0. DeVore, of the J. M. And rson Company, (Charley Darra HOUSE Special by Von Stroheim evil's Key | ;he Wicked and Wonderful. i|: passkey is? Do you know w it if you saw it? What rri.A?A 'e% o iiTov cava JL licit: ia a. nrojr, jmjw ?and Von Stroheim, who the rooms you live in? st sensational photo drama ;ch every well-known critic nders of the screen?for i setting, for the very hu e one great crisis of their .SS KEY" without fail. It ws? and who knows YOU rRACTION COMEDY LIONS77 15c and 35c. i v ?S E E? V V "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" V V. Picture of Paris the wicked, V V and Paris the wonderful. V V OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY V ^ Admission _ _ 15 and 35c. V cotte says his name is Hec fori short) paid a visit to Honea Path Sunday. / Miss Elizabeth Gramling, a pretty college girl from Lander, spent the week-end with her cousins, Missee Corrie and Rose Hamin. Miss Gram ling's home is in Spartanburg. I Capt. G. N. Nickles, of Due West, Chairman of the Abbeville County branch of the American Cotton As sociation, was here today for a meeting of the executive committee of his organization. Mrs. R. M. Shirley, ^of Honea Path, and Miss McMurtrey, of Bel fast, Ireland, who have been visit ing relatives here for the past sev eral days, returned to Honea Path Sunday afternoon. Mr. Albert Gibert, one of the prominent men of McCormick coun ty, was here Saturday, accompanied by one of his sons. Mr. Gibert has many friends in Abbeville who are always glad to see him. Miss Mary Hemphill Greene came over from Agnes Scott College Sat urday to spend her eighteenth birth day with her home folks. She return ed Monday morning to ressume her studies. vvwvvvvvvvvvvvv V % V OPERA HOUSE t J PROGRAM. v V V LYONS AND MORAN , V IN V "FIXED BY GEORGE" V The couple next door made so V much noise arguing that V George couldn't quarrel with V his wife in peace. But that V , was "Fixed By George." V . And Second Episode of the V "DRAGON'S NET" V 10c. 20c. v ? s WEDNESDAY V ETHEL CLAYTON V IN V "YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP' V Do not fail to see Miss Clay ton in this picture also V INTERNATION NEWS REEL V| - ? nA - w I 1UC. xuc. THUR8DAY IRENE CASTLE IN "THE AMATEUR WIFE" A Romance of a French Con vent Girl who made Broad way stop, look and listen. See America's most graceful Dancer and Leader of Fash ion, also V INTERNATIONAL NEWS REEL V V 10c 20c V V V I WANTS 1 -M. FOR RENT?Two connecting rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 278. 12,6-3tc TO RENT?Shop on Church Street, 20 by 40, with lights and water. 12-3. 2tc. J. S. MORSE. FOR SALE?Red Cross Hut at S. A. L. Shops, also Chevrolet 4-90 touring car at a bargain. Apply to J. E. ROCHE. 3t. pd. VVVVVVVV^VV V ^ vl V ?fcs ? ti? v V "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" V V Picture of Paris the wicked, V V and Paris the wonderful. V V OPERA. HOUSE, FRIDAY vj V Admission _ _ 15 and 35c. Vj I AVVWVVWVW * % mC LAST Q&OP' SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE "V, DREE ' is coming tc REJOICE For he will sav mo: ! THERI hold off your b read his annc Wednesdc DREI Miss Lillian Richey has returned to Abbeville after a pleasant visit of a week to friends in Atlanta. "V Mrs. N. P. Milford was in town to % day shopping and vistiing her nieces, Mrs. Ollie Muller and Miss Orene Mcllwaine. 2c NO V Beginning with 2 c and increasing the ecery week 2 cents, J. C. Cox, has saved ceive this amount E his Christmas shopp Vou could have dor 1921 Club Opens D< Planter "THE FRIEN ABBEVII I Dry ( J Hats i:j: Clot Sh< AT HAF ni ,unu JK / Absolutely the m to be found D.Pol Abbeville, 1NAN ) Abbeville FOLKS! e you loads of ney jrUKL uying until you >uncement in' ly's Paper MNAN ' William Hughes and Webber Wil son came down from Clemson Sat urday with Andrew Hill who had kit jaw broken playing football. Webfcer and William returned yesterday, MB Andrew will remain at home . fcr several days. V $25.50 'I eats last December amount deposited James Cox, son of $25.50 and will re lecember 10th for )ing. le this also, ecember 13?JOIN. - D U 5 uauiv IDLY BANK." XE, S. C. joods Caps hing oes " r nnirr r imt tost complete line [ anywhere. i rr lakott S. Carolina