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J. A. Ashley of Central was inj
town today on business.
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R. Glenn Kay went over to- Green- i
wood today on business.
Mrs. W. R. Ellis of Cold Springs'
was in town today shopping.
"Chick" Galloway went to Clin
ton today to attend the funeral of j:
Mrs J. T. Robinson. ;
Mrs. Robert H. Greene is visiting !
Mrs. C. W. Chandler in Elberton, Ga. ,
this week.
Miss Magg e Latimer has return-,
ed from a pleasant visit to relatives'
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Brice Mills nnd baby l&ft
yesterday for their home in Greens-]
boro, N. C., after a visit to 1 3e&-1
tives in Abbeville.
Miss Annie Wilson of the CoUfT
ty Hospital is spending hear vaca-i ,
tion in Antreville and Columbia
with relatives.
Hiss Sadie Magill, who has been
on the sick list for the past week,
was able to take up her work' at ,
the High School today. ,
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' Capt. and Mrs. M. B. Syfan will ,
go up to Spartanburg tomorrow to .
H hear Billy Sunday and to visit rela
tives. They will be away several q
days.
.. : Miss Cathlene Lander of Pelzer
came down to Abbeville today and
will spend over Sunday with Mrs f
W. L. Peebles. Miss Lander taught
in Abbeville some years ago and
her friends are glad to have her
return.
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
.- The'itev. R. C. Grier, of Due
West will preach in the Presby
tc.ian church Sunday.
MRS BUYCK DIES
Wife of Calhoun Falls Man Parsed
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Tuesday
Mrs A. S. Buyck, wife of the
superintendent of the Calhoun
Fills school, died suddenly Tues
day. The remains were carried
Wednesday to Greenville for in-j
berment. During her stay in "this
county Mrs Buyck had made many
warm friends. She. was a native of
Greenville county.
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Opera House
Abbeville, S. C.
THE SMARTEST, ]
CAL Show Ever Pre
Smartest Le Comtek
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Years
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All Lights-Music?Dai
PRICES: 55c; 83c; $1
Seats Now Selling
NO SERVICES SUNDAY
There will be no services at the
A. R. P. church Sunday due to-' the
absence from the city of the Rev. M.
R. Plaxco. Bible classes will meet at
the usual hour.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mr Weeks will preach Sunday at
11:00 a. m. on the subject: "Put
on thy Strength, 0 Zion."
i The 7:30 p. m. subject will be
"T -*~i.?:? ?>
, uisieiuiig tu uvu.
Mr Frank McCravy, the gospel
singer, who will conduct the sing- (
ing during the revival will be with i
the church Sunday morning and
night. Mr McCravy brings an in- 1
spiring message in song. All are ]
cordially invited to hear Mr Mc- <
Cravy Sunday.
Dr T Clagett Sknner,. pastor of
the First Baptist church, Columbia,
will be with the church beginning
Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. 1
The first day service of the meet- <
ing will be held Tuesday at 11 a. i
m. The evening services will be- j
Ejin promptly each evening at 1
7:30 o'clock. Dr Skinner is one of 1
the most attractive and effective
preachers in the Baptist denomi
nation and his coming to Abbeville
should be the occasion for a great
blessing not only to the member
ship of the Baptist church but for ]
all those who may attend these
services. j
The Sunday school has inaugura- ]
ted a plan to have 300 regularly in <
attendance. All those who are in ,
any way interested in the Sunday ]
school are urged to be present j
Sunday. i(
CALHOUN FALLS BAPTISTS
Dr J. C. Solomon, pastor of the
Ba<ptist church at Calhoun Falls,
will preach Sunday morning on ,
"Whosoever honors God will him- ^
self be honored." His night theme
will be "The life of Frank Dupre j
ind the Lesson it Teaches."
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"Good music and special num- .
i>ors morning and night. Both ser
rices promise to be specially in-1
ieresting. q
Everybody cordially invited. ,
MISSISSIPPI MOB
LYNCHES A NEGRO *
Jackson, Miss., Feb. 2.?Lynching !
)f a negro east of Crystal Springs .
vas revealed at daylight today when ,,
:he body of Will Thrasher was found
suspended from a tree east of there.
\ note, printed in pencil, was tacked .
:o the tree, and read that the negro ^
lad" been identified as the one who
attempted to attack a wh:te school
teacher at Fairplay yesterday at '
loon. Authorities are investigating '
:he lynching.
Perfectly Killing
Arthur?How those old songs do
iaunt me!
Gertrude?They should. You've of
ien murdered them.?Patterson (N
I.) Press Guardian.
066 cures Malarial Fever.
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SOCIETY
PjaEiai
A BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Although it is admitted by every-,
one that J. S. Stark does not look
U In *11 ~ l .
<jju, ma menus will ue surpnseu 10
know that he registered only 2-1
years last evening, the figures be
ing obtained by counting the flicker
ing flames of candles on a birthday
cake, which was one of the pieces
de resistance at a surprise dinner
prepared ' in his honor by
twelve of his friends. Among other
things there was a huge turkey. The
party enjoyed several hours at
:ards following dinner.
A CHURCH SOCIETY.
Mrs. Foster McLane entertained
the Ladies Society of the A. R. P.
ihurch Thursday afternoon at a
most pleasant meeting. The society
is in a prosperous condit'on. After
the business meeting, sandwiches and
tea were served as refreshments.
BOYD-ANDREWS.
On Wednesday, February 1, Mr. ^
Archibald B. Andrews, Sr., of Wil-;
lington was marred to Miss Jennie]
Boyd of Mt. Carmel, at 3:30 p. m.j
in Trinity Rectory, this city by the
Rector, Rev. A. J. Derbyshire. Mrs.
3. A. Fant of this city and Mr. Hem
minger of Willington were present,
tmmediately after the ceremony, the
party left for Willington, through the
:ountry.
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
TO LAND A CABLE
Washington, Feb 2?Issuance by
the state department of license to
;he Western Union Telegraph com
pany, for the landing of its Barba
Inpc /vo;Vvlp of. Miami VIo moKo
expected within a few days, it was
indicated today by officials of the
department.
An agreement it was said, had
been reached by the Western,
Union and all-American Caible I
:ompany for the surrender of ex-j
ilusive landing rights held by j
those companies or other affiliated j
lompanies in Ecuador, Chile and
Brazil, and the matter of issuing a;
license for the landing of the Bar
badoes cable at Miami is only a
question of a few days.
The agreement settles a dispute
between the caible companies and
:he government involving the an
nounced policy of the state de
partment to oppose so-called mono
polies in cables to South America.
WOULD PLACE $50 TAX
ON EVERY POOL TABLE
Columbia, Jan 28i?The ttays
and means committee of the house
of representatives today introduc
ed a bill to make it unlawful to op
erate pool rooms in the state, ex
cept in cities or incorporated towns
and to impose a license of $50 for
every table, in pool rooms within
towns or cities.
PROGRAM
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May McAvoy, Wm, P. Carl- V.
ton, Kathlyn Williams and V
others in V
"MORALS"
Gorgeous harem scenes. Rich
Settings. Beautiful Women.
Don't miss this picture.
Added Attraction
LARRY SEMON IN
"THE RENT COLLECTOR"
15 Cents 35 Cents
MONDAY
BERT LYTELL
IN
"THE IDLE RICH"
Added PATHE NEWS
15 Cents 25 Cents
TUESDAY
ALICE BRADY
IN
"DAWN OF THE EAST"
And Two Reel Comedy
TEACHING THE TEACHER.
15 Cents 25 Cents
Pictures Start at 8 O'clock
V V V V V V V VA
Rub-My-Ti?m, a pain kiHer.
PLEASED WITH SHOW
Tennessee People Like Music
Comedy "Listen To Me"
Manager Opera House,
Albbeville, S. C.
Dear Sir: Mr Plesher. Manage
"Listen To Me Co" tells me that 1:
ds going to play your house and ?
a brother Manager it is my duty t
tell you that we had the pleasui
of playing this attraction at 01;
house, for two performances on th
above date. We consider their ai
traction this year stronger tha
the very acceptable ones that the
have sent us in the former year
and our audience voiced tneir ger
Qe 3ra House
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ABBEVILE, S. C.
Engagement Extraor
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eral approval of the show ifi everj
way.
Too much can't be said of it ai
a satifact'ory offering, for it ii
clean, well dressed, with goo<
stage effects, and a cast that ii
capaible throughout, and we woult
ibe glad to play this show a retun
date at any time.
Hoping that this will .be of som<
information to you of this splendit
attraction.
Sincerely,
Central Amusement Co.
Per C. A. Jones Vice Pres.
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fififSeurei Chills And Fever.
1 Feb. 9th
One Night Only
dinary?By Special Re
or Theatre Goers of
jeville.
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tAMA IN 3 ACTS
Months in Gicago and Boston
a Young Artist to Distinguish
ie and True Love.
fill Positively Appear in
i Moving Picture.
1.10; $1.65 and $2.20.
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I An encacemerit that, is rronfino' I
more than ordinary interest in
theatricals in th's city is that of
the eminent romantic actor, Lou
Tellegen, who on Thursday night
Feb. 9th will present himself (in
person) and his own company of
artists, in an elaborate revival of
his greatest American success,
"Blind Youth" at the Abbeville
Opera House. "Blind Youth" is
comedy drama in three acts by
Mr. Tellegen and Willard Mack,
and is based on an incident which
occurred some years ago when
Tellegen was an artist pupil of
the great Rodin, who by the way is
responsible for the young actors
admission to the cnoservatoire in
Paris:
It tells the story of a young ar
tist who falls in love with an ad
venturess, is dragged to lowest
depths, is finally awakened to finer
t.hincs. comes to New York, falls
in love with an American girl wlfo
rec:procates his love; his regener
ation is about complete the adven
turess learns of it and comes to
America, etc. Mr. Tellegen will
present the play in this city with
an admirable cast.
Seat Sale Now.
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