Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRIDAY, MAKCH 31, Mrs. J. W. Simpson of Long Cane was in town shopping today. Mr anH .Mrs. T. .T. Rflvcrnft Ji&ve a fine new Studebaker car.1 E. H. Bell of Lowndesville was in Abbeville on business yesterday. Mrs Robert iStalnaker spent Thursday in Greenwood. E. F. Arnold spent Thursday in Charlotte, N. C. A. fl. Nance and Olaud Lanier of Monterey wore in town Thursday. G. C. Hodge of Penney's Creek was in town on business Jhursday. Bill Jones went to Ninety-Six on business today. Miss Mary Smith has gone to At lanta to visit Miss Meta Lythgoe. Miss Sara Ella Drennan is visiting friends in Atlanta, Ga., this week. Jas. L. Roche has returned from a trip to Columbia where he went on (business. James Cox spent yesterday in At lanta with his uncle, Mr. F. A. Du pre. ' 3^ and Mrs. W. H. Hardin of Lowndesvrlle were in Abbeville shop ping Thursday. Albert loy^r of v Brownlee spent | several heurS in the city yesterday trading with tur business men. j^(- ; , Mr. and Mrs. A. M.* Lanier of Monterey were in Abbeville Thurs day on a shopping trip. ; Yf' ? Jiflaieson of Honea Path was in Abbeville on business yester day. rV Misses Hattie and Estelle McCord of' SmithviHe were in the city Wed nesday. k J. Warren Allen of Baltimore is in Abbeville on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Jones F. filler. \ - n Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Starnes and Connie Starnes spent yesterday in Atlanta. Mrs. C. D. Brown and Miss Char lotte Brown have gone to Charleston for, a visit. Mrs. W. F. Nickles attended the Sunday School Convention in Green wood this week. Jule Sutherland came down from Monroe and spent Thursday m Ab beville with friends. Mrs. James Orion Crowley r^tum ' ed to Abbeville 'Thursday after a pleasant visit to Carrolton, Ga. Jamie. Smith, Austin Abercrombie and G. E. Carroll of McCormick visited friends in Abbeville this week. Mrs. J. A. Woodhurst has re turned from a pleasant visit to her sister, 'Mrs. D. P. McCain, i'fi ~cCor mick. i Miss Howard Hill is at home from ' Anderson to see her aunt, Mrs. Ad die Hill, who has been quite sick for several days. Mrs. Sam Evans carried h&r young I son, Wallace, to Columbia Thursday to consult Dr. Weston, the special ists. Miss Marian Cason of Winston Salem spent th? week-end with her grandmother, Mrs. F. J. Marshall,! on Magazine street. Mr. .and Mrs. J. Laurie Hollings worth of Columbia are visiting Mr. and , Mrs. M. E. Hollingsworth on North Main street. ( , ^ J. W. Dodson and B. H. Smith of Donalds were in town today. Miss Virginia Aiken is at home again after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ben Wolfe, in Monroe, N. C. James Dusenberyy of Anderson spent several days this week with friends in and near the city. Miss Ruth Howie has" returned from a pleasant visit to Nashville, Tenn., where she attended the Na tional Musical Convention held for teachers. Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. .Ellis of Ware Shoals spent yesterday in town with Mrs. Albert Wilson and bought some Easter hats while in town. <C. A* Owen, who is with the ^ South Carolna farm demonstration department, was dn town yesterday. 1 department, was in town yesterday on business in /connection with the new sweet potato house. - Miss Mary Adams of Abbeville is j attending the training course that is 8 now being given at the First Baptist 1 church. While here she is the guest * of Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Young on Cal- . houn Avenue.?Index Journal. j <3 NEW COUPE E. F. Arnold brought back a new coupe from Charlotte, N. C., for Mr* and Mrs. Leslie McMillan. TONSIL OPERATION kiss Doretta Smith, a nurse at ? I the Memorial Hospital, had her ton sils removed today. She stood the j operation well. 0 a BIRTH NOTICE b B Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mc Millan on March 27th, 1922, a [j daughter, Marie Carolyn. WEEK-END VISITORS Miss Mary Hill Harris and Miss 1 / Gladys Norris went to New Market today to spend the week-end with a house-party at the home of Miss Norris. OFF FOR NEW ORLEANS Mrs. Arthur Ellis and daughter, Mary, left today for New Orleans. Mrs. Ellis was accompanied by her brother, Bill Calvert, who expects to make a voyage to London soon. FROM MISSOURI W- on/l M-rc T. n r?nmWhp11 A<nH '4U1 UliU AM A k young son, Harvejr, of . Missouri, have come tq Abbeville "to majce their home. They are stopping for the present -with Mrs. Campbell's sis ter, Mrs. P. J. Leach, on Wardlaw street MRS. WALKER LEAVES Mrs. Dora D. Walker, who has been working over the county with Mrs. Alma C. 'Gibbons, left Thurs day afternoon for Anderson. While here she gave very inter esting talks in gardening and mar keting, and a nunriber of jam making demonstrations was given by the County Home Demonstration Ageait. All the meetings were well attend ed. An- average of 68 people being present. \ COLD SPRING CLUB On March 23 Mrs. Alma C. Gib bons met with the Sewing Club at G E Cold Spring school house. The meet-JH ing was called to order by the vice g president, Mjss Frances Smith, the - president being absent. The roll was called and the- minutes read. Then the sewing bags were inspected and'| we were given directions for finish-J | ing tjiem. Our next lesson will be.| making dresser scarfs . After some- G yells and soi-'gs the club adjourned. | Dai^v- ycMahan, Secretary. VVVVVVV VV VVVVVVK. V OPERA HOUSE V V THURSDAY and FRIDAY V V . APRIL 6th and 7th V V Cecil B. DeMille's Production V V "FOOL'S PARADISE" V V Matinee each Day at _ 3:15 V V 15c. ADMISSION 35c. V V NIGHT 8:20 V V Admission: 25c and 50c, V v\vvvsvv ySJ5IBiSJBJ5IBJSJi315JSJ5ISJSI51iSJ5J5J5IBIBI5J513Jc'-; | SQCIEJY j 3 I y2/2/2JSJ5J5J5ISJ5IBJ51[BJ5lIplI51C3Glt5UflUnU5IIBIBISji3 SCRIPT DANCE A'script d?nce is to be given to light at the residence of Mrs. J. A. larris in honor of the visiting base >all team from Greenwood. The mu ;ic will be furnished (by the Carolina Syncopators. ACE OF CLUBS PARTY Mrs. Townsend Smith will enter ain the Ace of Clubs at an evening +/VW i n?V+ lllA* llAVMA A? /ZtOPTI 'Oi ^ WHJgUV ? W 11V1 m ille street. * * ? The house is beautiful in spring lowers and eight tables are ready [ ^ or the players. A salad course with j m ce cream will be served the guests ifter the games. A CARD PARTY t< Mrs. J. ?. Barnwell gave a pleas- j ^ int party of two tables Thursday ^ norning, inviting her , friends to j" neet Mrs. Zimmerman who is here rom Charleston, W. Va. The morn ng was a pleasanJt one and the adiea enjoyed the games and the ,.11 lainty refreshments served. 01 i P] 11< FOR MRS. RAYOROFT Mrs. E. C. Horton entertained at ?ridge Thursday aftrfenoon in com-' riiment to Mrs. T. J. Raycroft. The ooms presented a spring-like ap pearance in decorations of 'lillies md bowls of violets. Mrs. Ravcroft and Miss Jessie lill were at the bead table and all ther players progressed giving all n opportunity to talk with the ride. . -Mrs. Horton had as her guests, Irs. T. G. White, Mrs. W. W. Brad ey, Mrs. C. E. Williamson, Mis9 'levna Seal, Mrs. C. S. Jones, Mrs.' r. E. Calvert, Mrs. S. G. Thomson, ' liss Nettie Russell, Miss May toib'ertson, Mrs. W. D. Barksdale, Irs. J. D. Kerr, Mrs. John Harris, Irs. H. A. Benton and Mrs. J. A. [ill. After the games Mrs. Horton erved a salad course with tea and he was assisted in entertaining by Irs. Philson and Miss < Fannie ttark. OPERA HOUSE . THURSDAY and FRIDAY k APRIL 6th and 7th k Cecil B. DeMille's Production k "FOOL'S PARADISE" k' Matinee Each Day at 3:15 . 15c. ADMISSION 35c. NIGHT 8:20 . , V Admission: I 25c and 50c V ^ *" Easter Sunday falls on the 16th of Vpril this year. 7 i FLOWERS Give me your order NOW for your.... EASTER .FLOWERS jj Carnations, Roses and 3 Cnelan I ilioc In Drif c ? bis I taiaiv? Agent for three of the largest Greenhouses in South Carolina. Flowers shipped any where so that they will arrive in good condition. ...DRINK... Where Service is GOOD and DRINKS BETTER. J. L IDE AUSTIN-PERftlN DRUG COMPANY. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. Weeks will preach Sunday a.' i., at 11:00 o'clock on the subject,. Eternity in Man's Soul." The, Sunday night service begins t 8:00 o'clock. The subject of the irmon will foe "Men and Relation." Immediately following the sermon unday morning the ordinance of le Lord's Si pper will be observed, j II the members of the church are! >eciaUy urged to be present. The Sunday School will observe Every-MeanbernPresenjt day Sun ay. All the teachers are asked to lake a special effort to get out a ill attendance of their classes. The im is 300. A great service is planned for ext Wednesday, April 5th. Dr. C. . Butts and several other notable jeakers -will be in Abbeville ,and 1 11 AHAaL n 4- ll>A j.u au hese addresses "will Obe on the gen ral subject of our 75,000,000 Cam aign efforts. All (the mem!be% of the lurch are urged to be present. The church rejoiced to receive in > its fellowship last Sunday Mrs. H. . Moore who came in by letter from le Baptist church of Winder, Ga. Our 'Quarterly Bulletin' ' will be at this week. The church work and tans will be published each quar >r in this bulletin. A report of the MORE FISH NEXT WEEK . . . i We will have in an other supply of Fish next week for those who failed to get theirs today. Watch for date. ' * The "McMURRAY DRUG CO. y.rr \ w . Monei Good Clothes at a r price are always goc omy. One Good S give you more wear s faction than two thai possibly good. STYLEPLUS CI are for the man w carefully. Their sty' in. The fabrics are i best. Their service anteed. SPLENDID NEW J PATTERNS $25 : $30 PARK various activities and from the vari ous organizations of the church will 'be found in (this publication1. The members are asked to keep copies of this /bulletin in order that they may ibe informed orl the work and gener al pqlicies of the church. ^f5?5ISJ5JSJ5I5I5IBlBISIB/BJ5Ii5IEI5J5J5JSJ5J5ISI3Jc I Opera F . & FrL CECIL R. ...PRODI u s p ....Wl DOROTHY DALTON, Mil h ' ?. * . ; : . NAGEL, THEODORE /_ , , DAVIDSON, THIS 18 WHAT Thrilling events on the Mexic of bandits, gamblers and soldii geous temple in a towered Ci lagoons. Dances Siamese, dai Skating Dancers whirling thrc Hundreds of alluring beaut attired. Strange heathen rite - jeweled *cloth of gold. Specta Snakes, Peacocks, Crocodiles is tbe most blood-stirring sens Revel scenes, street scenes, vision scenes, storm scenes, fi scenes. ; ! And weaving these wonders FU CV/UXi iuit will ind satis b are just .OTHES ho buys le is built of the is guar SPRING : ,$35 == .? Stylvplus Clothes ER & I ' MRS. JAMES ILL. Mrs. Pat James had a tion at the County Memorial tal this morning and is from the effects satisfactorily. t npm v;? DeMILLE .DRED HARRIS, KOSLOFF, JULIA FAYE. pi,A~ o m w 8ee: an Border seething with deeds jrs of fortune. A vast and gor ity Beautiful, *>uilt ice Parisienne; and ugh the Ballet ,of Ice. i'es of the Orient; bewitchingly s of hordes of worshippers ' in x;ulan uses of and Dogs. (The crocodije iation ever shown on screen) , feud scenes, theatre scenes,