The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, July 11, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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S W. Watt, of Due West, was
here Saturday shopping.
Lamar Link, of Lebanon, was in
town .today on business
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Miss Janie Banks is visiting relatives
in Augusta this week.
Mrs. W. O. Cromer was in the
city Monday shopping..
V. Lorn ax spent Sunday in Atlanta.
Miss Minnie Ruth Cox is visiting
relatives in Townville this week.
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Mr. W. P. Kennedy was here from
Troy Sunday. '
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Miss Helen Smith has been in Atlanta
for the past week spending the
time with friends. ,
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Miss Essie Lee McCord spent the
Week-end in, Anderson with Miss I
Loqise Mickle.
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lir Eugene McMillan spent last
"wec? in the mountains of North Car*
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PERONAL ;6;the -6;
Miss Mildred Ramey, of Greenville,
is visiting relatives in the city. _
lir. Jim Magill and son of Jacksonville,
Fla, are visiting Mr. Magill's
sister, Mrs. E. H Richey.
little Mary Steele, of Lancaster,
i$'visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert H.
Greene on Church street. ,
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^Misses Jiainryn itIIU UCllllVVUu |
Dorijii of McConnick are visiting their
awit, Mrs. W. L. Power.
Miss Bessie Cothran of Greenwood
spent, Sunday afternoon here with
friends.
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Mrs. John Frazier and son of Latimer
were in the city Friday on business.
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Mrs. R. 0. Bell,, of Latimer was
among the dollar day shoppers in the
city Saturday.
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* visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Nance
in Fortv Pickens.
Mr and Mrs. .W J Blake and Frank
Sherard of Calhouu Falls were visitors
at the Morses yesterday
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Mrs. Van Noy Wier, of Athens,
f Ga., is visiting her father, Mr. A. B.
Morse
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, William Cox has gone to Troy ftr
- >?ic Mr. Jas. M. I
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Miss Ruth Woodhurst has returned
after a pleasant vacation spent
in.Asheville, N. C.
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and Mrs Jonn D Cade of Mt.
Camel, were visitors in town Sat^
urday.
Mrs. -Luke Brown and children of'
McCormick are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Power. #
* Edward Anderson is here from
Hartwell, Ga. for a visit to hi6 brother,
Mr. Charley McNeill ;
Mies May Robertson leaves WedMtday
for Atlanta where she will;
enjoy all the pleasures of the big
city until Sunday.
Miss Julia McAllister and Miss
Mary Sharpe leave tomorrow for
Columbia to visit Mrs Reuben McCracken
for several days.
Mrs. Whit Klugh has returned
after a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Shirley in Wilmington,
N. C. Her little brother, James Shirley
accompanied her home and will
epend some time here
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Mrs: Allen Maxwell and baby are
here from Augusta for a visit to her
sister, Mrs. John Harris,'Jr.
Misses Annie and Virginia Wilson
are in Iva this week visiting among
their friends.
Mrs. M. E. McClinton ,of Verdery
was in town Saturday taking advantage
of the sales and attending to
other business,
George P. Cannon came ur Columbia
Saturday and was an over Sunday
visitor of friends and relatives
here. ^
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith and Mrs
W. J. McKee, of the Due West section
*were here Saturday taking advantage
of the Dollar Day bargains.
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Mrs. Carter Arnold came over|
from Eiberton last week and visited
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Hill
for several days
Mr. P. D. Klugh, of the Long Cane
section was a dollar day visitor. He
has just returned from a week's vis#
to relatives in Florence and Columbia.
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Dr. Thos. Davis left last week for
the West. He is headed for Oklahoma
and will see the wild west before
joining his family at Lake Geneva,!
near Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Gason and Miss Marion
Cason will leave Thursday for Hendersonville
to spend several days.
They will stay at the Marlboro hotel?
while there.
Mr. Roy Power went down to Mc-.j
Cormick Sunday and brought Mrs. j
Power and their cmUren home from j
a visit. Miss Mabel Dorn returned!
with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L .Mabry and Mr.,
Franc's Mabry went to Edgefield,'
Sunday, spent the day with friends!
and brought Miss Annie Mabry, who!
has been visiting there for a month,'
home with them in the afternoon. !
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Miss Lizzie Sharp returned to her
home in the country Sunday after-,
noon after a pleasant stay with Mrs.
J. ?. Kerr on Greenville street. Mies
Lizzie came in and enjoyed the Hospital
birthday party.
The Rev. E. B. Kennedy came
down from Due West Saturday,
scattered a few big dollars around
town and hit the pink lemonade stand
as often as tha law allowed. He wa?
well chaperoned by two or three
pretty girls. . .
Miss Louisd DeBruhl came dawn
from Greenville this .week and visited
a day or two with Miss May Robertson;
Miss DeBcuhl was on her
way to Washington, Ga., -to attend
the wedding of Miss Eunice Calhoun
and Judge Thos. S. Sease.
THE BOOK CLUB
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The Book club will meet with Mrs.
C. E. Williamson Wednesday afternoon
at six o'clock.
DOLLAR DAY VISITORS
Messrs Joe Beaeley, John Walker
and Olin Beasley, of the Due West
section were Dollar Day visitors in
Abbeville Saturday. Mr. Beasley's
collar bone was broken about two
weeks ago when a mule threw him.
He is about recovered.
| , PICNIC.
The annual picnic at the oldj
I McCord place just below W. F. Mc- J
Cord's will be held on Wednesday,
July the 20th to which the public is1
invited.to attend and bring well filled1
baskets.
PLEASANT AFTERNOON
The reception given Saturday afternoon
by the ladies of the Associate
Reformed church, in compliment
to Mrs. Maxwell Smith was a most
enjoyable affair. Mrs. .Smith has
been a member of the church society
for the past year and the members
gathered Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. McMurray to wish the
young bride a happy life. Tea and
punch were served by Mrs. J. F.
I Bradley, Miss Mamie Devlin and
! Mrs McMurray and young John McMurray
kept the afternoon lively
with Victrola music.
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FOR MRS MAULTSBY.
Miss Mary Quarles Link give a
pleasant party Friday morning in'
honor of Mrs. B. A. Maultsby who is
here from Bennettsville on a visit.
Jhe time was spent in talking over,
old times, playing cards and in . enjoying
a delightful luncheon at noon.
MISS MAGILL
Miss Saidee Magill has been inAthens
for the past month in attendance
on the summer school at j
the University of Georgia. Miss Ma-|
gill is one of the most gifted teachers
of history in South' Carolina.
GOING TQ THE WEDDING
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Miss Kate Haskell is in Washington,
Ga., this week where she will
attend the marriage 01 ner aunt, jqi?h
Eunice Calhoan and Judge Sease,
which happy event takes place on
Tuesday the 12th.
MRS. HARRIS TO ENTERTAIN
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Mrs. John Harris, Jf., has as her
guest, her sister, Mrs. Allen Maxwell
of Augusta and will entertain
at cards in her honor Wednesday
morning.
A COMING MARRIAGE
A happy event in the social life of J
Abbeville is the marriage 01 .misa |
Sarah Haigler and Dr. W. C. Reedy
on next Tuesday at four o'clock in
the afternoon at the home of Mr. C.
A. Haigler on North Main street.
Miss Haigler is a universally popular
young woman, a graduate of Coker
College who has- friends all' over the
state to wish her b&ppiness.
Dr. Reedy is a young man who is
making his way in his profession. He
is a graduate of the College of Pharamcy
of Charleston and after his
marriage will make his home in
Johnson City, Tenn.
A HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Howard Hili is entertaining
a pleasant house party this week
having as her guests, Miss Annie
Bowie of Elberton, Miss Addie Rogers
of Anderson and Miss Ethel
Cheatham, of Edgefield and Messrs
Louis Gambrell of Anderson, and
Kay Griffin of Belton. The young
people will go on a moonlight picnic
tonight and will enjoy a dance later
in the week.
CLARK-JANIDES.
Of interest to a number.of 'their
friends will be the news, of the marriage
in the office of Judge of Probate
Miller Friday night of Miss Margaret
Clark, daughter of J. 1+ Clark
to Charley Janides, both of Abbeville.
Miss Clark has been in Atlanta
for several months, a nurdfe in a sur
geon's office.
Mr. Janides is the owner of "Charley's"
cafe in Abbeville and is very
enterprising and energetic. He has
been in the United States about nine
years, without once visiting his old
home in Greece.
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ANDERSON-PAGE.
Miss Sarah Beatrice Anderson and
Mr. Henry L. Page, both of Greenwood,
were married Saturday afternoon
by Judge of Probate Miller in
his office in the Court House.
SEEING CALIFORNIA
Our people always hear with pleasure
of the success of young men who
were born here, therefore many old
friends in Abbeville will enjoy hearing
of the honors which have come to
Townes Robertson. He is the big
man of the Elks in . Mississippi and
has been given a fine trip to the Pacific
coast as the representative of
his state. He is in California now
and will tour the coast with the
Elks, making the return trip through
Canada. The trip is given Mr. Robertson
and his Abbeville friends are
enjoying it with him.
"BUSTED"
Many of the Sabbath laws were
"busted,; Sunday by the bathers at
Martin's Mill.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
?OF THE?
BANK OF DONALDS
located at Donalds, sf C., at the close
of business June 30, 1921.
RESOURCES 1
Loans and discounts __ $179,467.22
Overdrafts 2,347.69
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank 1,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures __ 2,000.00
Banking House 1,081.63
Other real estate owned 918.37
Due from Banks and Bankers
4,924.15
Currency 192.00
fSilver and Other Minor
Coin 194.96
Checks and Cash items_ 1,587.13
TOTAL $193,713.15
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid in $25,000.00
Surplus Fund 10,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid ? 6,109.39
Dividends Unpaid 1,030.00
Individual Deposits
subject to check $54,865.49 .
Time certificates
of deposit 81,596.05
Cashier's checks 489.57
136,951.11
Bills Payable, including
certificates for Money
Borrowed 14,500.00
Reserve fund carried on
general individual or savings
Ledger 122.65
TOTAL $193,713.16
State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
Before me came B. H. Smith,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
B. H. SMITH.Sworn
to and subscribed before
me this 3th day of July, 1921.
C. V. MARTIN, Notary Public
Correct Attest:
J. R. PRUITT
W. E. ALGARY, Directors.
B. H. CARLTON
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MARSHALL NEIL
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The city editor said to tl
nights ago, Dp. Ord, the far
dead in his laboratory with
mark on his body.
The next night the distr
imilar fate. Last night the
one of the most prominent
city is panic-stricken. Thorn
We Must Have That 8tc
The young reporter traced
?Struggling?Battling wfl
Beast?-he pursued the 8to
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NO PASTOR YET. (
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The Rev. David She-pperson of <
Arkansas, w.i) had been extended ;
a call to become ^he pastor of the j
Presbyterian church here and who
was here two weeks ago to look j
over the field, has definitely de
clined to accept the place here. The
officers of the church, it is under- ^
stood, have a number of other ex- <
cellent ministers in mind, and they j
expect to be able io make some an- ^
nouncement soon. <
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VISITING DOCTORS
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Dr. Glymph and Dr. Sarratt, two i
sporting doctors from Union were
in the city a part of Sunday and to- 1
day. The doctors are strong believers
m eiififlWA* />Tiq rrvie or*/? opaa/?
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looks of the Abbeville girls. They
left at midday for Glenn Springs.
BIG DAY'S WORK
One farmer who lives near Abbeville
has a good scheme to defeat the
ravages of the boil weevil. He has
three children with a surplus of energy
to be properly directed, so he
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,AN'S Production
[Get It"
at O'Malley, Wesley
Ana and others.
ae young reporter three nous
surgeon was found
his back broken and ntft a
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judges in the country. The
sands of people are fleeing.
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the great mystery Fighting
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>ffered 10 cents a hundred* for pone- ;ured
cotton squares. The three went^
>ut one day last week and collected!
J,900 squares in one afternoon?r t
53.90 worth. >
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FOURTEEN ENTRANTS ' >
FOR BETTER JUDGING
Mrs. J. B. Wakefield, of. Antral
r'ille, brought to the butteri judging ?
contest Satuday afternoon the be*
jutter of the day, her specimc*j
grading 92.5. Mrs. P. B. McElrath
)f Antreville came second with a . .
jrade of 91.5. This is the butV . j
judging contest, before SeptemSwt. '
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Hiss Burney, state dairy speciatiaV .
was the judge.
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PRIVACY OF HER BOUDOIR
NOT GUARDED BY COURT 'V
New York, July 9.?Miss Celeste
iV. Herrick, who went into the courts
;o preserve the privacy of her bow- .
ioir, has lost out. ' She sought an injunction
to prevent a Columbia U?irer^ity
professor from extending Iris
residence, on the.ground that the
srindows of. the proposed externum
arould give a view{'into hex; peeping
apartment, but Supreme Court Justice
Whitaker denied the plea.
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