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rAua situBt GAMECOCKS CLOSE 1922 GRID PLAN! Columbia, Dec. 15.?The Univer sity of South Carolina completed it 1922 football schedule tonight whei negotiations for the Thanksgivini Day game were closed with Centr College to be played in Danville, Ky. Nine games are on the schedule an< a tenth may be added. The Citade hopes to have the Orangeburg fai; dates changed so that the game then nay be played six days later. If thii effort is successful South Carolin: will schedule a game for Novemoe jk 18 The schedule follows: September 30?Erskine at Col umbia. October 7?Presbyterian Collegi at Columbia. ! October 14.?North Carolina a f Chapel Hill. October 21.?Wofford at Columbia October 26?Clemson at State Fail ^ Columbia. * November 4?Sewanee at -Colum If* Wa* November 10.?Furman at Colum bia. November 16.?Tbe uitaaei ai Orangeburg. November 30?Centre at Danville kub-My-Ti?m, a pain killer. NOTICE?No hunting or trespassing on my lands. E. F. Allen. 12 .162tp LOST?Black pig, weighing IS ?pounds. Escaped frem pen night. Notify H. S. Hagen, phone 391. It. pd. WANTED?You to get our prices or Groceries, Fruits, etc. for Xma6. B. T. Cochran & Co. 12, 142tc FOR RENT?Plantation 3 miles from Abbeville for the fourth of crop. ? " HI 1 LI Ml _ 1 A 1 1 Ci. r. Alien, ADoevme. lo^tpu MERRY XMAS?Say it with Victoi ?. Records, the grift that gives to all New shipment just received. THE ECHO. 12, 12tfc FOR SALE?Pecans at 35 cents a . pound, also fruit cake at 66 cents a pound. Phone 1. Mrs. D. A. Rogers, tf. 1 WANTED?You to know that w< have a special price on Express wagons. B. T. Cochran & Co. 2tc. FOR SALE?Slightly used, Tip-Top Oak Heater, size 28. Also one elec tric heater. Apply to E. C. Lucas, 40 N. Main St. 12, 16.2tcol, THE GIFT?White and Wycoffs Dis tinctive Stationery the gift ac ceptable. See our line. The ECHO 12, 12 tfc. SILVER AND GOLD?Yes we have a complete line of silver and gold Fountain Pens and Pencils and the price is reasonable. The ECHO. tfc. WANTED?You to know that we can save you money on Shoes, Overalls, Shirts and Underwaer. . B. T. Cochran & Co. 12, 142tc. IN TROUBLE?If you can't decide what to give, come to us, we can help you. We are at your service at all times. The ECHO. 12, 12 tf. FOR RENT?House and lot at 206 North Main Street. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Cheatham, Star Route. 12, 12tfc. TRESPASS NOTICE?All persons are hereby warned, under penalty of law, not to hunt, fish or other wise trespass on my land. Fox hunting is especially forbidden. Mrs. W. O. Cromer. ltcol. MEN'S HOME MADE SERVICE Shoes, made of s*lid oak tanned leather. Prices reduced to $2.65, $2.90 and $3.75 per pair. DeWitt Hall, next door above Kerr Fur . jaiture Co. 12, 16.-Stcol. LOST?Nov. 21st, 1921, fox hounds, last heard of running fox between Iva and Antreville. Tall slender white and yellow spotted, name Buck. Also one white rough haired flag tail, pale yellow ears, name Foch. Will pay reasonable reward for information. 8. J. Hester, He* ter, S. C. 12, 16.2tpd. 666 quickly relieve* ce(?L v V V V V V V V V \ V V V S V* fr Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harp er, December 10th a daughter, Mar tha Alice. Mrs. Ella Huckabee Nance has re ceived intelligence of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stella Massey Huckabee, widow of Mr. Duette Huckabee, who died at the home of her sister in Jeffersonville, Ga., last week. She was preceded to the grave by her husband several weeks ago Mr. Huckabee had been in declining health for some time and while on a visit to his wife's sister at Jefferson ville died quite suddenly. The shock and anxiety incident to his death prostrated his wife and she followed him to the grave in a few weeks, without having recovered sufficient ly to return to her home at Millidge ville. Mr. Huckabee was born and reared at this place, but had made his home in Georgia for many years. He was a son of Rev. and Mrs. Green Huckabee, a godly and noble couple, who died long years ago. Mr. Huck abee "was, about 78 years of age; his wife, a native of Georgia, was 65. Much sympathy-is expressed for Mrs. Nance, who is the last of her gener ation, the sole survivor of a large family of sons and daughters. The girls of the high school will e-ive the Dlav "Deacon Dubs" in the so M Cj Wi St bi w< th er, th of w< pr th< school auditorium on next Wednes day evening, Dec. 2^st. The cast of characters is exceptionally good, the music fine and the stage effect ex cellent. One of the attractive fea tures of the play, will be the danc Jing of the Virginia reel in full cos tume, which is said to be superfine. The play is under the management of the teachers. A small admittance fee will be charged, the money to be used for school purposes. It is hoped a full house will be present as the girls have gone to some expense and considerable work to present the play. The oyster supper given by the Mason came off as scheduled and was a splendid success. Several prominent Masons from Anderson were present with a large delegation from the Iva lodge. Among those of the Iva visit ors were: Rev. Neil Baird, Mr. W. P. Wharton and his sisters, the Mis sea Wharton. Mr. Herman Bonds of the U. S. A. is at home on a month's furlough. He is looking well and his friends are extending him a hearty welcome. Dr. Kirkpatrick went to Donalds last week to visit his mother, Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Rossie Martin of Elberton, has been the gueat of her brother, Prof. J. F. Harper. Haskell and Mary Allen Garner, the bright little children of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garner of Cordova, Ala., were visitors last week of their aunt, Miss Lois Watson of Anderson. Miss Annie Nickles and her broth er, Mr. Marion of Greenwood were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mc Calla recently. Mvc T A +r\ rvlr Uor cam AUia. V. i. H, J.1U1 |/vl OVSilj I Caldwell to Anderson last week and j had his tonsils removed. He is doing! nicely. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes spent | the week-end at Deans at the home j of her brother, Mr. J. Fred Dean. Mr. E. C. Meschine and his son, i Reynold, were business visitors in Abbeville* last Friday. Among others who went to Green wood to see Marshal Foch, were Mes srs. Moseley Huckabee, J. B. Hucka bee, George Bell, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Harper, Jr. They speak in glowing terms of Greenwood's hospitality to her visitors. Mrs. W. P. Todd who was so pain fully hurt in an automobile accident, has been removed to her home at Laurens. She continues to improve. Mr .and Mrs. Clyde Mann and their handsome little son, Bobbie, of Honea Path were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nance. Rev. and Mrs. Ballenger and Miss Pauline were business visitors in An derson Tuesday. Mr. George Bell spent the week-end in McCormick with friends. Friends of Mrs. Boozer Bonds will regret to learn that she is not re cuperating a3 satisfactorily as it was hoped, when she went to Iva to be j with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Sr., or several weeks. It was learned today that the condition of Mrs. Rosa Suber Bell, wife of Mr. Will Bell of Midway sec tion is thought to be somewhat bet ter. Mrs. Bell has been desperately ill for several days, ?h? has many (B B lends here who deeply sympathize ith her. . , Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams of Iva, ere recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. jnnell. . Mr. John Henry Wilson has se ired a position with the Highway, ommission and is at McCormick. Messrs. Henry and Bruce Harper ! Anderson visited their parents, rof. and Mrs. Harper on last Sun iy Miss Mattie Lee Cooley, demon rator for McDuffle County, Ga.f is ; home for the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Ander n were week-end guests of Mr. and rs. Eugene Clinkscales of Ridge rest Farm. Misses Eloise and Sara Hardin ere shoppers in Anderson on last iturday. Dr. Kay and Mr. W. M. Speer were isiness visitors for several days last jek in Anderson. Mr. Thomas Bradshaw, teacher of e Ridge school, attended the teach s* meeting in Abbeville last week. Mr. E. 0. Clinkscales visited rela tes at Willington a few days since. Mr. E. J. Huckabee shipped a lot nice beef cattle to Atlanta this sek. Mr. Bolin Allen continues to im ove slowly, but is unable to be on e streets. Rev. H. C. Fennell was called to >ng Cane Saturday to funeralize - xjt. e reuituiis ui xnro. u. &. rci^uoun. Miss Blanche Cooley who has been aching at Littleton, N. C., is at me for the holidays. Dr. R. J. Hutchison was a business jitor in Abbeville this week. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Boles, after pleasant visit to home folks, have turned to their home in Richmond, / I. W\VVV\VVVVVVV\ BETHIA NEWS V Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKinney, Mr >bert McKinney and Misses Kath ?n and Winona McKinney of Beth iy spent Sunday with Mrs. Frances ittigrew. Kennedy Woodhurst and Eugene jauford spent Friday night with ank Woodhurst at Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Banks and ildren pf Troy spent Sunday with r. and Mrs. John Baughman. Miss Grace Dansby is visiting Miss ma Wilson of Abbeville. Miss Julia Belle Beauford spent iday night with Miss Maggie Wood rst.. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Shar spent Sunday with Mrs. John own. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards of ntuc spent Sunday night with Mr. d Mrs. Jesse Price. Miss Melrose Dansby is clerking Cobb's ten cent store at Abbeville ring the busy season. Mrs. Marsh Wilson spent the iek-end near Greenwood with rela ys. To prevent a cold take 666. TAKE Santa's k 1 /\avice | lis jolly old fellow knows a L?indeed he does! 3 knows the need of right asses for faulty sight and commends us as competent esiprht specialists. PAIR OF GLASSES MAKES AN EXCELLENT XMA8 GIFT. DR. L. V. 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