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% 1 - * /ocal Rcwe : personals U : ?% - Mrs. T. A. Putnam and son, Ansel, S of Due West were in town Monday. Mrs. C. D. Cowan of Letehe was th in town Monday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Able of War renton were visitors to the city Tuesday. ye Miss Mary Nickles is at home for the hoiiays from Agnes Scott College. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ferguson will spend Christmas in Cedartown, Ga., with relatives. so vi th Mrs. J. C. Ellis leaves tomorrow to spend Christinas with relatives in Hodges. Miss Winona Barksdale of Coker College is at home for the Christmas holidays. ' ' Mrs. J. F. Bradley and Miss Mar gie Bradley spent Monday and Tues day in Atlanta. Eugene tGalloway, a student a>t Presbyterian College, is at home for the holidays. Charles A. Haigler, Jr., of At lanta is in Abbeville for the holi days. fti ib? m. tfi wi wi hi N< wi gi Miss M&ttie Cochran and Mrs. J. D. Winn of Cold Springs we*e in town today shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Will Burch are here from Elberton to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shiver. James and John Richard Fulp have gone to Fort Mill to spend Christmas with their grandmother. Li ar <bz ce Harold Tate, along with the bal anee of the Clemson boys, will ar rive Thursday for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fulp left Mon day for Tampa, Fla., where they will spend Christmas with Mrs. Fulp's sister. Mrs. Preston Speed is in Fort Mill visiting her parents. Mr. let w3 m, Fc th G< m; Speed "Will join ner iaier ?-in tuc holidays. Mrs. J. Fuller Lyon of Columbia is expected in the city tomorrow for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cason. Misses Helen - Haigler anditi< Margaret Cox, students at Chicora o\ College, arrived in Abbeville yes- $] terday to spend the holidays. m Pi d t Miss Mary Greene and Miss Vic toria Howie have arrived in ithe city from Agnes Scott College and will spend the holidays with their home people. Mr. J. W. Carrol f left Tuesday for ^ so Hamlet where he ' win spena ine; * holidays with 'his son, Ralph, after which he will g<o on to Alabama to visit his daughter, Mrs. Irene Hall. d? he : ei Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Pope ja* ai^d son, Thomas, Jr., of Newberry, will spend Christmas with Mrs. Pope's parents, Chief Justice and Mrs. Eugene B. Gary. Prof. McTyeire Daniel, principal of the Abbeville High school, passed through the city this morning en route to Newberry, where he will spend the Christmas holidays with I * 1_ n_ .-j Mw t t. rian. I sn er rus parent, ui> mm i?**o. ?. u. iel.?Index-Journal. m Bank Close* Door*. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 20.?The Peo ples Bank failed to open its doors this morning. A notice was posted on the door stating that the affairs of the bank were in the hands of the state hanking, officials. The bank failed to -withstand an all-day run yesterday. | Appointed Chairman ?Ji on Sale at Due We?t and Calhoon Falls Mrs. T. iS. Ellis of Due West.and ra. T. V. Farrow of. fcalhqtin ills have (been appointed local lainman for their comttmnitiea-'rh e sale of Christmas seals for the >uth Carolina Tuiberculosia Asso ition. They -will direct the distri ttion of the health stickers in ese jiecrtions, the cry being Christmas seal youif mail." iUPPER DANCE AT EUREKA Plans have been completed for e biggest and best dance of the >ar to be held in the hotel dining <xm, Tuesday, December 27 from to 2. A buffet supper will be served id Kay's "Carolina Syncopators" 11 furnish the music. A large unber of out of town dancers are :pected to be present. LEAVING ABBEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan and n, W. J. Jr., are leaving Abbe lle this week for Atlanta where ey will make their hom6iin the ture. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan have sen residents of Alttbeville for any years and their friends give em up \Wth rgr^t. " VISITORS FROM KENTUCKY Mr. R. F. Tapp of MadiSon, Ky.f ill arrive in Abbeville Friday and ill spend the holiday season with s daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Mc eil on Parker street, llr. Tapp ill be accompanied by his young andson, William H. Tapp. rAKAUXL lU.AVinu *. r James Meredith, a Ibook to be ?d as parallel reading in the high hool, has been ordered by the ;brary and may be secured by ly one, not a member of the bi fcry upon the payment of ten nts. . GOING HOME Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pe?ft)les will ive Friday for Greensboro, N. C., ie*e they will spend the Christ as season with home people. \ ?, : ? HONOR ROLL >r the Santuc Scliool For the Past Month. The following is the honor roll of e Santuc school for the past month: First grade, distinguished?Nelle jjrdon, Francis Wilson, Lee Powell. Second grade, distinguished?Em a Milford. * Fourth grade, distinguished?Ma il Ethridge, Harvey Gordon, Vera ilford, Eunice Lawton. Sixth grade?Janie Belle Boyd. Eighth grade, highly distinguished Marie Boyd. LIBERTY BONDS SOLD New York, Dec. 20.?Liquida >n of Liberty bonds at extreme rernight declines at 70 cents to l.24 per $100 and from ito !.70 from their high records of a onth ago tended to unsettle. ices on the stock exchange to iy. No explanation accompanied the ;ajCtion which occasioned! (imicjhi irprise in quarters where only re sntly par had been predicted for me of frhese ia&ues before the ir's end. The speculative character of the iy's operations were evidenced xwever, by the fact that most lib ty issues recovered a consider >le part of their losses before the ose on what seemed to be short ivering. Dealings in the entire bond list 1 the exchange approximated $20 )0,000 and of this total the turn er in Liberty issues represented most 50 per cent. Victory notes were the only gov nment war floatations to hold to, the 4 3-4's closing within a lall fraction of the year's maxi um at 100.06. 600 Made Idle. Waycross, Ga., Dec. 20.?An order is posted in the Atlantic Coast Line ops this morning laying off 600 >rkmen for an indefinite period, lese constitute nearly half the m#n jployed at the shops. Watch the label on your paper On Monday night, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Derbyshire entertained the members of the French claBses at / a party in Trinity Rectory. Dr. G. A. Neuffer was the guest of honor, and enjoyed watching the young people make merry. Among those present were: Misses Elizabeth Thomson, Marie Gibert, Ada Faulkner, Gladys Edwards, Mary Jones, Grace Milford, Howard Hill, Edna Bradley, Marion Wilson, Mary White, Celia Chalmers, Elizabeth Lyon, Jeansie White, and Edwin Barksdale^ Roland Turner, Gilbert Nabers Bruce Galloway, W. Franklin Nickles, Jr., Francis Glenn and Aus tin Roche. PARTY FOR 7TH GRADE GIRLS Tuesday afternoon from four un til six o'clock, Rev. and Mrs. A.' J. Derbyshire entertained the seventh grade girls at Trinity Rectory, Miss Annie Hill being the guest of honor. The girls spent a pleasant time play ing games and winning prizes. Among those present were, Misses Margaret Stallings, Elizabeth Beeks, Grace Roche, Grace Smith, Mary Ella Williams, Annie Cheatham, Mary Hill Ferguson, Alma Gaston, Thelma Bauknight, Irene McMahan, Annie Jones, Margaret Flynn, Dorothy Lin ton, Frances Jones, Frances Fergu son, Sara Cowan, Ernestine McCord, Alma Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Mar-, garet Able, Sara Able, Margaret Pen ney, Helen Starnes arid Louise Ul drick. MARTIN?SCKROEDER A marriage of cordial interest to a wide circle of friends was that of Miss Lottie Martin and Mr. Mon crue-f Schroeder, which was solem nized on Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the home of 'the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin on Greenwood Avenue, At lanta. - The rooms were thrown togetfter and beautifully decorated with palms and ferns. t The 'bride and groom entered the living room from the music room and were met by Dr. F. C. McCon nell, of the Druid Hills ' Baptist church, who performed the cere mony. The bride wore a becoming suit of navy iblue tricotine and a pic ture hat of iblue taffeta. Her cor sage was of Killaroy roses. Only the intimate friends of the two families were present and fol lowing the ceremony a delightful buffet supper was served. After December 18 Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder will be at home to their' friends at 170 Holderness Street.? Atlanta Georgian. toe THERE can be no Merry Christmas without a Merry Chrstmas dinner. There can be no Merry Christmas dinner without a supply of good, sub stantial, wholesome foods. We ko f/v coviuft vnn aiiaii uc picaocu vv/ gvnv with the latter. Whether we do or not, we wish you one and all a Merry Christmas and a Hap py, Prosperous New Year. Sliced Pineapple __ 25c. Dessert Peaches 29c. Tuna Fish 2 for 45c. National Grape Juice, pt. 35c. Rumbles Chocolate, 1-5 lb. 2 for 25c. Layer Raisins, lb. 28c. Seeded Raisins, lb. 25c. NUTS OF ALL KINDS. Apples, Oranges and Bananas. PHONE FOR IT NQ. 333 Vi * V HITS BY HAL t < ... , v Isn't it jolly," that Christmas holly? ? , v Have you done your Christmas hopping yet? Hair is (the crowning glory and the wig the clowning glory. Has anyone heard anything of the the maintenance Of war employees recently? . We have heard of people "look ing daggers" but Tom Watson was the first to 'be hit by one. I a sentence in a magazine reads, "Blank had left himself in a temp er." No doubt he went 'back and got himself. Miss Ruth Young spent Friday -with her cousin, Miss Lyndelle Young. Mrs. T. A. Tofbert was the recent guests of her sister, Mrs. T. P. Cresrwell at Harraburg. Edimond Young * was the recent guest of his cousin, Samuel Young. Visitors in the home of Mr. T. F. Langley and Miss Zellie Langley Sunday were John, Ollie and Thos. iSpence, Misses Mary and Lena Spence, Willie and Rafph Roberts of Beulah, James and Floyd Young. Cowan, Charle and Reese Young, Misses Ruth and iLyndelle Young were visitors in the home of their uncle, Mr. J. A. Young Friday night. D. A. Young spent one night last week with W. H. Kennedy. * Frank Woodhurst visited Furman McCaslan Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Long spent Sunday with their uncle, J. A. Young. Mrs; Fannie McCaslan and son, Furman, Misses Ida and Aggie Harveley and Miss Minnie Belle Talbert went to Greenwood Thurs day shopping. Charlie, Reese and Edmond Young and Robert Crsewell were visitors in the home of Mrs. M. A. fiowen and the Mioses Cresrwell Sunday - afternoon. (Charlie Young and sisters, Mioses Willie and Ruth were in Abbeville Saturday shopping. J. W. Long spent Sunday after noon wth E. C. Young. W. K. and S. L. Long and nephew Manly Long spent Sunday at Lethe with relatives. News reached here last week of the death of Mr. Bob Brown in Indiana which came as & shock to his many friends and relatives here. Wreck on Southern Anniston, Ala., Dec. 20.?C. R. Coleman, fireman, was killed and sev eral persons were seriously injured when the Kansas City Special on the Southern Railway was wrecked at Tarsus, near here at noon today. Among the seriously injured are En gineer S. T. Katkins of Atlanta and two mail clerks. 1922 Ch Count The County J nice sum to if time to begin Come in Account. Count 4FLUENZA EPIDEMIC NOW RAGING AMONG AMERICANS Coblenz, Dec. 17.?Some new ses of influenza which is epidemic ?re were reported today amonfc mericari soldiers. Seven officers are ffering from pneumonia, but all are id to be recovering. There are over 200 women enroll 1 as students in the School for Citi inship at Yale University. SJBlSJ3aaJSEaaiaHE5JBBiaBI^lBHBJBI5JSEl! Money at Chi * 1 t i~n ? % ? 1* " IF YOU JO Christmas Ch The Planters Bank hi years beenpperating i Club in Abbeville an< been members these t\ ed with this svstem of i money.. It's mighty i of spending money at : The Planters Banl 1922 'Christmas* Savin] following classes will coming year: ! YOU MAY JOIN O | THE FOLLOW! CLASS 2-^-First week 2c, secor weekly payment 2c and receiv< 50 weeks ? ? ? CLASS 2-A?First week $1.00, se weekly payment 2c and receivi & r\ r'-IM? ou weeita CLASS 5?First week 5c, secon weekly payment 5c and recei 50 weeks ? ?- ? CLASS 5-A?First week $2.50, se< weekly payment 5c and recei 50 weeks ? ?. ... .CLASS 25?PayN25c straight eacl weeks and receive ? CLASS 50?Pay 50c straight eac weeks and receive ? CLASS 100?Pay $1.00 straight 50 weeks and receive CLASS 200?Pay $2.00 straight for 50 weeks and receive CLASS 500?Pay $5.00 straight for 50 weeks and receive JOIN OUR C PLAN "W/ ristmas Gub Is ...AT THE... y Savings Savings Bank has just p? :s 1921 Club Members. 1 i saving for next Christnn i and open your Christmi y Savings ! ALIFORNIA LAW " UPHELD BY JUDGES San Francisco, Dec. 20 .?Tlte jiigtajtationatfty of' JtliW California ltt-alien land law foiifcickfing aliei* eligible to etozeriajfifp A from o#fc-? X ? a^ttural as upheld larte today'toy > court \bt iree federal Judges.' Several- other. state s have enacted <ws patterned On the California jt: ' - ' \ IN OUR ' : v ) ^AVVI is for the past two a Christmas Sa i those who vo years are saving for. *ood to Jiavje ; Christmas time. - i is open for the new gs Club now and the be used during . i i : iz i *. \ NE OR MORE OF iNG GLASSES id- Week , 4c. e in eond week 98c. e in d week 10c. Increase << ive in 'A tt. .; mi cond week $2.45. Decrease each $63,75 . ?:?1. e? en 'm-A i ween xor uv h week for 60 each week for :::h:::k $ioMo each week LUB NOW! TERS BANK ? Jriendhl Sank " IE, SOUTH OVROLINA: /