The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 13, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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M*J Lamar Gilliam is attending court i* Rock Sill. J. T. Pearson of Anderson was in town last week on business. Thomas and Arthur Mundy spent Sunday in Elberton "with friends. Miss Ruth Beeks spent the week end at home from Anderson College. Mrs. H. A. Benton was a visitor to Greenwood Saturday afternoon. Mrs. M. E>. Lancaster of Chesney is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest McCord. Andrew Stone, a prosperous far mer from near Due West, was in town today on business. Miss Edna Shearer has ibeen in charge of the hospital during the absence of Miss Reep in Che raw. Senator J. Howard Moore is home from Columbia. The Senate had not adjourned when he left. Mrs. Andrew Ferguson and Miss Linnie McCanty spent the week-end at Saluca with Mrs. Joe Ferguson. Miss Lucile Stevenson, a member of the faculty of the McConnick public schools, spent the week-end near Abbeville with her parents. iMisses Elizabeth Lyon, Mary Shaw Gilliam and Elizabeth McLane spent the week-end in Greenwood with Mrs. J. B. Muse?. Miss Maude Wood of Woman's College, Due West, spent the week end in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs* G. G. Wood. Mrs. Jesse B. Doty of Winnsboro is with her mother, Mrs. Frances Henyr, on North Main street. Mrs. Doty came home on account of the death of Mrs. W. A. Calvert. , J. A. Schroeder, Jr., of Atlanta and Jean Schroeder of Monroe spent the -week-end in the city with their paremts, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schroe der. Misses Gladys and Amy Belle Norri8 attended a dinner party giv en ip Greenwood Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Peterson in honor ?f Mrs. S. E. Buchanan of Drue, Miss. Messrs. James and Disher, of the Fisk Carter Company of Greenville, are in Abbeville to finish up the i 2-2 i _i i: _a. a.i_ n - tieaungr ana piumDiiig at ine vom munity House. They expect to com plete the work in a week or two. , J. V. Smith of Donalds was in Abbeville today and reports the roads between Due West and Don alds still impassaible, a detour being necessary to get from one town to the other. ^JSI2fafSfSJ3?3ISfaiSf5fSJSJ3J3JSJSI2EfSISJ5lE M Coming An amateur by -the mem Ai Admission, I No Sea\ Mrs. Tom Sanders of Betkel iras in the city shopping Saturday. Charlie Gilliam on Watts was in town Saturday. Mrs. C. 0. Nickles of Hodge* was in town Saturday shopping. Miss Sallie Wilson of Grainridge Farm was a visitor in town today. B. P. Hughes of Greenville spent Friday with his brother, Joe T, Hughes. Miss Lilly Link of Sharon spent today in town .with Mrs. Fanny Mil ford. Miss Mildred Ramey of Greenville spent the week-end with relatives in Abbeville. Misses Linnie and Lillian Mc Canty were shopping in the city on Friday. J. F. Hinton, one of the prosper ous farmers on route 4 *was in Abbe ville Saturday. A HkoW- P/npavikatVv laaVAC /xnuui v ivmt vu for Rock Hill to attend the United States Court M. D. Corley of Clinton was in Abbeville Saturday visiting his brother, E. C. Corley. Hiss Sarah Calvert of the Bethle hem section was in Abbeville Satur day looking over the spring styles. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter, Miss Sarah, of Sharon were visitors in town Saturday. John Harris went to Greenville Friday night on business. While there he visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hagerman. Andrew Hill, William Hughes, and Maxcy Johnson are home from Clemson College for the mid-term season. Misses Margaret Cox and Helen Haigler, students of Uhicora uouege, Columbia, were over Sunday visitors in Abbeville with their parents. Mrs. J. M. Binney of Butler, Tenn., arrived in the city Sunday for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ernest McCord on Haifcler street. Mrs. Thomas, who has been visit ing her son, Mr. Arthur Thomas at the Community House, left Satur day for her home in Baltimore. Mi^s Nelle McGaw has returned to Abbeville after spending several weeks with her cousins Misses Lily and Bessie Link of Sharon. Mrs.Charies Cochran, Mrs. Will Milford and Miss Sarah Wilson were in town from Santuc On Satur day looking at the new spring styles. , Vf . T~ ? T? AtVl n no 1C irirs. niKh nccvca ux iwiu^( uu., w visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Gil lam, on Church street. Mrs. Gilliam is accompanied by her little daugh ter, Marion. Weber Wilson is at home from Clemson College for a vacation of about ten days. Weber over-studied for examinations and is taking ad vantage of the mid-term to recuper ate at home. ugisiEisjBfSjaiaisf5isisrsH3Jsiajsiajsf5jaaiai9fs Opera Hoi ?R A 11 ur\i j performance coki ibers of the Stu ssisted t Entire First Flooi te Reserved. E. R. Miller of near Hodges was in town on "business Saturday. Miss Gertrude Ashmore of Green ville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eu gene Arnold. Miss Emmie Anderson of Green wood spent the week-end with Mis? ! Sarah Ella Drennan. William Crosby of the S. A. L. Railroad* spent the -week-end in Lancaster with home people. Miss Mary Bell and Miss Omega Cooper, accompanied by Mrs. Cheat ham of Calhoun Falls were visitors in th? city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gilleland of Hamlet,' N. C., spent Sunday in Ab beville. They came to see Mrs. Roy Gilleland, who is ill at her home on North Main street. Mrs. W. 0. Cromer was a visitor in Abbeville Saturday and reported the roads frcm Abbeville to Green wood in bad shape. One place neai her home is almost impassable, and at the doubl? branches beyond Fort Pickens there is a place that causes travelers trouble. The condition of Mrs. Roy Gille land remains unchanged. Dr. Mig net, a specialist from Atlanta, was called into consultation this morn ing. At the bedside of Mrs. Gilleland are the following memlbers of the forviilw Mrs iM. R. MeCuteheon. of Bishopville; Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hol lingsworth and M. E, Hollingsworth, Jr., of Greenville, N. C.; W. G. Hol lingsworth, of Eastover; Mrs. C. A. Creech and little son of Smithfield, N. C.; Mrs. W. D. Addie, of Savan nah, Ga., and J. Laurie Hollings worth of Columbia. f GREENVILLE VISITOR Mrs. Gertrude Boyd is here from Greenville and is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Graves. A PRETTY VISITOR Miss Winifred Furman of Spar tanburg was an over Sunday visitor at the home of her cousin, Mrs. C. E. Williamson this week. Miss Fur man is teaching in Spartanburg. SOCIETY BUDS The Atlanta Journal of Sunday carried among its society news and ? - i Tim pictures a nanasome picture ui n liamette and Rose Powell William son. The little girls look as lovely in the picture as they do in real life and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williamson, are to he congratu lated on two such fine girls. ELECTED PRESIDENT At the meeting held last week in , Greenwood for the purpose of organ izing a Parent-Teachers association J Mrs. James C. Hemphill was elected president. Mrs. Hemphill is well | known to the people of Abbeville and has many relatives and friends throughout the county. ON THE OTHER SIDE j Foster Barnwell believes in doing > things right, so after a vacation of something over two weeks, he is in . bed with a first class case of mumps I "on the other side." jgj T|2J3?3JSJ5J3J5ISISI5!J2?3IS?SfSJSI5/S!BJSfSJS use LEY ft sisting of Songs, dent Body and . jy the I r 75c ' sooety i r^2J5fi?J^,cMS^3JnJP?^i^?5S?'?3I5!fnlEEi3jSj? A DINNER PARTY Mrs. Howard Moore gave a de lightful dinner party at her home on North Main street on Friday evening. The following ladies were her guests: Mrs. M. H. Wilson, Mrs. P. A. Cheaiham, Mrs. R. C. Wilson and Mrs. Lila Matory. ACE OF CLUBS Mis Lillian Richey entertained thejs< Ace of Clubs on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at her home on Green ville street. Jonquils were used in the decoration. After the series of games a delicious luncheon was served. In addition to the regular mem bers of the club Miss Richey had the following invited guests: Miss Es ther Todd, Miss Kate McDill, Mrs. Joe Little and Mrs. J. O. Crowley. D. A. R. PARTY POSTPONED On account of the illness of Mrs. d j a. i ?wy vjruieicum uut? ixua* }jaii/y au nounced by the Andrew Hamilton Chapter of the D. A^R.'s for Wed nesday afternoon at the home of I Mrs. S. G. Thomson has been in | definitely postponed. McKENZlE-JOHNSON. Mr. J. L. Johnson and Miss Belle McKenzie were married on? Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the Manse at Lebanon by the Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, and are receiving the good wishes and congratulations of their many j friends today. i Mr. Johnson has been connected with the Police Force of the city for j twenty-two years and has been Chief jof Police for thirteen years. He is | honored and respected by all. j Mrs. Johnson has a large circle of (friends who love her for her woman ly charm and grace and deserving 1 Dualities. WINTHROP DAUGHTERS ORGANIZE CHAPTER HERE There was a meeting of former j Winthrop students in the Court House 'on Friday afternoon, March 1.0th at ;4 o'clock, for the purpose of organ ising a Winthrop Daughters Chap iter for Abbeville County. Miss Leila I Russell, secretary of the Winthrop j Alumnae was present and assisted in | the organization. I The following officers were elected: Miss Mary Hill, ^president; Mrs. j Minnie Greene Ramey, vice-president, : Mrs. Mary Herbert Gilliam, secretary, Mrs. Lillian Swetenbursr Cheatham, d) ; treasurer, and Miss Sadie Magill, gleaner. It was decided that the chapter j would have four meetings a year, the i first meeting to be held some time during the spring. FULLER-KAHRS The following announcement which | appeared in the Atlanta Journal of j Sunday will be of interest to the | friends here of Miss Fuller, a former |resident of Abbeville: "Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fuller an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Odessa Tyler, to Mr. Henry Deitrich Kahrs, the marriage to be solemnized in April." Thu 1INSTR Jokes, Impersonal Faculty of BAILE 5. M. L Balcony 50c She BAILEY MlNSTREL THURSDAY D fill Bring the "Monkey" Boy With, Them. Members of the student body and ju imc members of the faculty, asHiHted! b< y tho "B;iiley Orchestra" of H. M.jbl will give a performance under the'hf ame of "Bailey Minstrel" at the ] .it pera House Thursday, March Kith.; . They will bring wiLh them a boy jo." ho will look so much like a monkey te lat the mother ape will be unable-d< ) distinguish him from one of her:pc wn, and certainly you will think,d< lat he has iust run awav from Bar-'th um and Bailey, to join the "Bailey 'ar linstrel." Bring the "kiddies" out to Ice ?e him and let them have a goou'ev lugh. ai ,p, U. D. C. MEETING be The United Daughters of the Con- 1 ederacy will meet at the home of; . Irs. W. A. Harris on Tuesday af ernoon, March 14, at 4 o'clock ^ rith Miss Nettie Russell as associate ostess. All officers are requested to w ome at 3:30 and come (prepared to ai nswer roll call by telling what fc outh Carolina came first in during fc tie war between the states. Mrs. Howard Moore, R?*rr'ing Secretary. ce HELPING OUT. lh In the absence of Mrs. Raycroft, Lrs. W. E. Johnson played the or an for the Associate Reformed Pres-'J yterians Sabbath. ( i HOME AGAIN. Mrs. J. C. Klugh has returned toi bbeville after a visit to her daugh ir, Mrs. B. A. Maultsby. She brings le news that the new grandson is \ model young man and will bear the | ame James Klugh Maultsby. BIRTH NOTICE | f Born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ul rick on March 11th, a son. After, Not Before. Judge?Do you megn to say that f ich a physical wreck as your hus-( ind gave you that black eye? C Plaintiff?Your honor, he wasn't physical wreck until he gave me e black eye.?Farmer and Breeder. NisMhiiuiimimMiiuuituiKi r> EsT?XO FREE POPt LAR PRICES . . . . SCHOOL CHILDREN . . . I'tider Auspices and for the County Post. No. 2. A lOSISJSISfSIBJSjS/SMSiSEISSESJBJSJS/SJSJSfSISJc irsday, Mai tions and Stunts 1 :y military 11 Orcbesti School C f \iv Starts At 8:30 ISISISEMSISMEMSJSMSISEJSJSMEMSJalSISISIS} LiUkton, March 11.?A ry found here today dieved to be J. J. Dav's, y of Norton, Va., found dead ' rr yeMlcrday came to his the hands of unknown personi The man had been dead for iys or two weeks when found rday and had evidently been >red. His body hore gashes and )ckets were turr>H out. A ;posit slip was in his pocket ECOMPOSED BODY IS FOUND AT ie National Bank of Norton, id he had also in his pocket :ipt for rent paid at ridently to J. F. Burgess. He >out 50 to 55 years of age. jssible that he was killed and )dy thrown, into the river ashed up here. Good Reason Why. Sandy?So ye didna' go ie week-end, Mac? Mac?No, Sandy. The rote an'- invited me to I'd like to have gone, but irgot tae enclose a stamped >r reply.?Passing Show. SPRING SEED OATS Burt "ninety day" oats lived: The best Spring oats e right price, 80c bushel. The Rosenberg Merc. Co. BEAT THE BOLL WEEVIL House Abbeville, S. C. T < 1 Plant lots of Vegetables and live at home. We have the SEED, bulk and in packages; The McMUARAY DRUG CO. ch 16th I uesaay , LIST?^ 50c; 75c; $1 ! Benefit of Abbevilte ME HI CAN LEGION will be given NSTITUTEL v.;3 .