Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRIDAY, z, ivti : personals Her. M. R. PJaxco spent Thursday ii* Augusta. Miss Lila Taylor of Penny's Creek was :n town Thursday shopping. Mrs. J. E. Bosler of Watts was a visitor to the city Thursday. (Miss Gladys Bell of Calhoun Palls was a visitor in town Thurs day. -Miss Mamie Klugh left yesterday for Olanta where she will spend sev eral days with friends. Mrs. J. E. Cochran of Watts spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank MrNeill. Mrs. Otis McMillan of Greenwood spent Wednesday in the city with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. Mrs. N. P. Mcllwain and Mrs. Lou Mcllwain of Hodges were in the city yesterday shopping. Jim Bradley of Abbeville visited his sister, Miss ^largaret Bradley, this week.?Clinton Chronicle. Miss Corrie Killingsworth has re turned from a visit to her Dr. S. F. Killingsworth in Columbia. Miss May Harris of Elberton is in the city for an extended visit to her angts, Mrs. Richard Hill and (Miss \U q yyi e JUIUMO Major J. D. Fulp went over to Greenwood this afternoon to see the high school football game between Hone* Path and Chester. Mrs. Virginia Miller left today for her home in Laurens after spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. H. R. McAllister. ON GREENViLLE STREET Mrs. J- Hayne MeDill is having hey residence on Greenville street jjainted. The color is a delicate cretin and the house adds much to c+'irla ftf riroonvillfl ?tropt HIC OVJIV V* VtAW<*>?>.V HARTSVILLE VISITOR Blanding Dick, a former Abbeville boy who is making his way in the world, is expected in the city today to spend several days with his cous in, Mrs. W. H. White. Mr. Dick is en route to his home in Hartsville from Mississippi where he has been in the interest of the Coker Seed Company. AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. John Simpson of Com mence, Ga., will preach at the Pres byterian chutfch Sunday morning and evening. He will (be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long while in the city. McKEE-BROWN. The following is a dispatch to the Anderson Daily Mail: "A marriage of interest to friends of the contracting parties was that of Milford Brown and Miss Nora Mc Kee on November^7. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, near this nlace. and the bride is a daughter of Mrs. Jim McKee of Ab beville county." BUYING HOLLY TREES Large Purchases Being Made In Manning. Manning, Nov. 2v.?People from Clarendon county are bringing in loads of holly and receiving large amounts of cash money from Harvey Boney, of Rose Hill, who is in Man ning to buy this holiday green to ship north nearly $6,000 has already been received by Clarendon county for the holly trees. ? 'v-v - Rub-My-TUm, a pain killer. MOVING WEEK Many^ Apartment* A**<1 Houses ... Change Tenants tMr. and Mrs. Walter Winn who haye.jbeen occupying an apartment in the home of J. M. Gam'brell have moved into the new 'bungalow on Magazine street erected by Sam EvansI"'."* Proifc&er Judge and Mrs. Miller will move into their new bungalow adjoining their home on Wardlaw street. (Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McMil lan will take the Miller house and Mr. and Mrs. Artnur ,l?hik win the apartment upstairs. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kay havej moved into the apartments vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Link in the Eakin house. Mr. *ao,d Mrs. Charlie Armour, who have 'been living on Ellis street, have moved into the Presbyterian manse. The 'Woodhurst family have mov ed into the Wilkinson home on North Main street formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson, who will move to-Alabama the first of the new year. Mr. and Mrs. Shelor have bought the Woodhurst house and will movei in the next few days. DUE WEST NEWS !>4f R. Presbyterian vyC-'w v v v s V V WW Rev. R, D. Byrd and family of Tir zah and Miss Margaret Byrd of Ora i..j? ti? xxr. spent lUCdUtt)r ili l/UC TV COW* Mrs. J. N. Nance and little daugh ter are visiting relatives in Green wood. Mr.; fchif'Mrs. Ervin Brownlee and childrgh'spent Thanksgiving Day in Due West. A nujnfc'er of former students were seen on the campus in Due West during Thanksgiving Day. Miss Janie McDill came down from her Cherryville, N. C. and spent^Kapjwgiving with her parents. Agnew came down from''^$&foson and spent Thanks giving with her mother, Mrs. Lila Agnew* *** Mr. A. S. Kennedy and family went over tQ. F^jjntain Inn on last Thurs day and spent thtf day \$ith relatives of Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. XS. Moffatt, Jr., after spend ing several weeks with relatives in Due West will return Friday to Vir ginia. Misses Frances Wideman, Virginia. Edwards, Malvina Kennedy and Bet ty Mtfta^fr, who are teaching school at- Cl-rakv ror?on+ ThJnlrntritnno' in rhi o ' H ARR' first m ried in father, The Rev. M sonage either present gone t< the ma of Mrs. A. L. I Mrs. residen ing at the fri< has coi ate of tablisht gun to oughne Pres success younge He is ness wi -v West. A I The fall communion in thf Due West A. R. P. church will be held on Friday and closes Sabb'ath night. The resident ministers will do the preach ing. Capt; F. Dilling, Dr. D. A. Garri son and Mr. S. N. Boyce are spend ing some time at Hilton Head on the South Carolina coast fishing and hunting. The contest for a speaker to repre sent Efslijne at the Intercollegiate Contest at Greenwood came off in the Erskine auditorium last Monday night. President Grier opened the exercises with a few preliminary re marks, stating the purpose of the 4 HI< Hej&z Me Gre? Hejaz the Pi 2,000 s the fa ness n parade session candid an ent to nigh' at-, t.hp -contest and that the winner in this contest would be awarded as well, the medal offered by Col. Kirkpatrick of Charlotte for the best original ora tion made by a student of the 'col lege. After calling on Dr. F. Y. iPressly to lead in prayer, he turned [the meeting over to Mr. Ralph Hood, president of the student-body, who introduced the speakers and announc ed the subjects. The six young, men, without exception, did well and were a credit to their institution. They re ceived fine attention throughout their speeches. Misses Mary Moffatt, Isabel Reid, Harriett Edwards and Eva Pratt sang two selections, accompan ied by Mrs. E. L. Reid on the piano. These selections were much enjoyed. Mr. J. C. Reid was given first distinc tion by 'fh^-^iidges and Mr. J. L. Thompson second distinction. The following .jjs the order of the speak ers and their subjects: Mr. J. L. Mil cipal f D. . chief i potent Georgt potent blished corder, ter wa B. Wil and pr Green\ Repres the tei in San A. G. Davids The session tion ai Salvat: I SAYS I ler, Gastonia, N. C.,?Disarmament; Mr. E. Gettys, York,?The Price of Ignorance; Mr, J. K. Stuart, Bartow, Fla.?~The World's Condition, a Call for True Men; Mr. J. C. Reid, Char lotte, N. C.?America, Permanent; Mr. J. M. Dale, Tampico, Mexico? Innocuous Desuetude; J. R. Thomp son, Covington, Ga.,?America as a World Power.?Judges: Dr. R. L. Robinson^, G. G. Parkinson, Dr. ? w v J;. P. Pressly R. M and Rev,-B? yXIET U5/5jgjgj5jg/BJ5ISJ9J5IB/3BI3EJ313J5J3J[; RRIE MATRONS MEET. Fuller Reese was hostess t sday afternoon at the meeting Merrie Matrons club. Conclud many enjoyable features of fternoon was a November of quail on toast, a salad and course, concluding with demi BOOK CLUB MEETS ??? \ Book Club was charmingly ined Wednesday afternoon at' ne of Mrs. J. D. Fulp. Decora f chrysanthemums ana ierns sed and after the usual pro t delicious salad jcourse with was served. Besides the mem esent several invited guests le recipients of Mrs. Fulp's lity. OTT-SPEED. ing as a complete surprise was trs conveyed in a telegram Jreenwood Wednesday after f the marriage of ^Preston B. and Miss Georgie Florence lie young couple had slipped from Abbeville Wednesday after noon without arousing picion of their friends and the :ws of the marriage was car a telegram to Mr. Speed's Dr. P. B. Speed. wedding was performed by the ir. Jester at the Baptist par , no relatives or friends of of the young people being They are supposed to have j Fort Mill immediately after image, that being the home 'Speed's parents, Dr. and Mrs.'] pere ing pepj eter fros time swir a fr puis knif whi< Nov now rust heat be ? pot teij iNea stri] the of 1 Jtt. Speed, during .her two years ce in Abbeville, while teach the graded school, has won endship of all with whom she ne in contact. She is a gradu Winthrop College and 7has. es id a reputation s'nce she be teach for accuracy and thor ss. ton Speed is one of the most ful as well as popular of the r business men of the town, associated in the drug bu?i ith his father and brother. Y WILSON CHOSEN IH PRIEST AND PROPHET Shrine Conclude* Succeqfful eti?g in Greenville?Many Happy Features. i ;nville Dec. 1.?Shriners of temple from all sections of edmont gathered here about strong today for the holding of 11 cermonial session. A busi leeting this morning, street this afternoon, a ceremonial , in the afternoon at which 80 ates crossed the hot sands and ertainment at the textile hall t followed by a Shriners' ball Cleveland hall, were the prin eatures of the day. A.. G. Outzs of Greenwood, *abban, was elected illustrious ate of thg temple, succeeding i T. Bryan who has been ate since the temple was esta I. Mr. Bryan was elected re-{ , J. Vanc Davidson of Ches-| s elected chief rab/ban: Harry I Ison of Abbeville, high priest! ophet; and W. C.-Cleveland of rille was reelected treasurer, ientatives chosen to represent j mple at the Shrine convention Francisco next June were: D. Outzs, Gorge T. Bryan, J. V. ion and John M. Holmes. Shriners at their afternoon i voluntarily made up a collec nounting to $332 for the local ion Army campaign. WIFE SMOKED $1 CIGARETTES EVERY DAY hita, Kan., Nov. 22.?His wife i a dollar's worth of cigarettes William M. Peterson told D. Dall. She had to stay awake it to smoke, and when she d out of bed and lighted a fag kened him. He stood the brok t eight days. He was granted rcev v v r; ' % v.; :trt, quickly relieve* a cold. a Stuff Around Town^ Buying ChrUtmM. ow that the Christmas season is e at hand the small fooy and the 11 girl may 'be seen each day gaz iwith enraptured vision into v windows that are rapidly tak on the Santa Claus appearance, chants are stocking up with toys fireworks of every description, igh the tendency seems to he to ds conservatism. Decorations of >er here are also making their sarance in shop windows and al ly the antoehsr are visiting the iters and making tentative shop r lists. t: Sausage in Season. e orrectly speaking sausage is a v innial eatable tout strictly speak_ s it does not show up in all its jery richness until the thermom shows its stability around the t mark?which is hog killing !. A lot of people who coddle the J ie all the year Just can't look at * osty roof without feeling an im- g e to sharpen the old butcher c e. And the old sausage mill c ch has not been seen since last t ember except In the movies is . ' losing its coat of corroding < ; assuming a polish like a bald- ( i. In many a farm backyard may t >een these mornings the big wash- i swinging perilously from the < >ee poles over a crackling fire. < rby swinging jauntily by "ham- < rig tendons" across another pole, J center of the uninitiated interest ^ i ;he barn yard tenants, may be 1 OPERA HOUS s COMEDY DRAMA "DANGEF With the Ci AND THEN THEY STARTED C ?much traveled, but ever new tl ing story of modem married life, Helen Chadwick and Richard D together. It is a performance thi Everybody?married, single <h really is. ADMISSION 15c-35 Little tots ? But the Perfectior A M/l To/lfTOn 1 c economical now for A curity Oil costs only ab its former pricc. Over a million families mizing on coal by he homes selectively. The: whole house warm will lar coal heater and use tion, "the portable ra make drafty halls, bay w living rooms comfortabl The Perfection suppli* STAI . DtTDft J J-JVJ L . . " -? ' * . 4 T"...' :ALrtOUN PALLS ELECTION COMES NEXT TUESDAY Municipal Officers For Next Year t Be Chosen At Ballot Boxes. Number of Candidates. An election to select an intendan nd four wardens of the town o Jalhoun Falls will be held next Tues lay. In the race are the present may r, B. C. Wilson, and L. M. Parker. Seeking aldermanic honors ar ight men, only one of whom hold ffice- now. They are J. C. Crowdex t. H. Hester, A, Y. Hughes, W. J ones, E. M Lovern, T J. Martin (in umbent), W. T. Storey and J. "V 'ate. From reports reaching Abbevill here is very little interest in th lection, as all the candidates ar irell equipped to give satisfactor ervice. NEGRO LYNCHED Balinger Texas Dec. 1.?Rober lurtore 15years olda neg*o charge* vith attacking a nine year old whit prl was taken from officers here to lay tied to a tree and^shot dead. Th hild was seriously hurt in the al ack made last night. Peen the king corn consumer hin ielf, receiving the expert thrusts c ;he practiced surgeon of the con nunity. For days following these op ;rations the household' wears a s< :ret grouch lest the liver, liver pud ling the head the feet and th iamed "chittlings" shall last all wii ;er. And that's the chie?. end c log?and this story?sausage. r lunwnAV . L ITlUHUill < RUPERT HUGHES OF AMERICAN AO tOUS CURVE ast that made " THE )N THE GREAT HIGHWAY? he Rocky Road to Wedded Bliss, is easily the finest comedy-drama < ix play the young married couple it will always be fresh in your mil uncertain?should see this brilli; EX will get out i i will provide instant he* unusually laddin Sc out half of are econo aling their / keep the 1 the regu i a Perfec diator," to indows and e and safe. ts heat in stantly, just whe when you need it easy to carry aboi tal and durable, hours on a single g: Then, too, the f score of practice home, such as di rainy days, heatii of water, warmfn. Hardware, housefurni: stores tell the Perfecti explain ita sturdy com less wick adjustment. vJDARD OIL COMPA1 (New Jersey) Ask your dealt r about the" Perfection Oil Heater Contest? $5,000.00 in prizes. :ction ? ELEVEN CHILDREN KILLED BY TRAIN But Dashed To Piece* With Young sters Fastened! Iu?Eleven , KIM' m o : Red Bluff Cal. Dec. 1.?Eleven high school students and the driver : of an automobile bus in which they were riding were killed today South of here at the Prokerta Crossing when a Southern Pacific train No. Southbound art ruck the conveyance. The bus enroute with children to school had suffered an accident and was ihehinrt RfhoHnlp Twn driven "J* were sent from the high' school to bring it in. Another bus crossed ahead of the train but this one fol lowing closely behind in a dense fog was struck squarely and hurled into ''A a block signal. Enclosed in the car ; | the children were unable to escape and their bodies were hurled in all ^ directions. . C'M 666 cures Bilious Fever. Two-thirds of the world's pig iron ' "1 output last year came from the Uni ted States. W. A. HARRIS FUNERAL SUPPLIES EMBALMING and Auto Hearse Service PHONES Day 395 Night ind TUESDAY 1 1 / tRRIED LIFE AHEAD" OLD NEST". ..... ... his brilliant picturfe, a scintillat ;ver produced. who traverse the great highway id. . ant picture of married life as it TRA PATHE NEWS \ t - \ n the drafts at-?economically ' ~ a* . re you want it, No fuel waste, it. It is ornamen It burns for 10 allon of kerosene. 'erfection has a il uses in every rying clothes on lg small amounts g baby's milk. . ihing .and department ion. Let your dealer | AT AT||\ffc| struction and smoke