Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Xocal : personate : %= -Jt Mr. R. M. Pettigrew of Bethia was in town today. Mr. R. A. Keaton of Anfreville was in town today. Claude Winn of Cold Springs was in town Saturday. Mr. W. P. Archer of Elberton, Ga., was ia the city Friday. E. H. Longshore of Newberry is in the city for a few days. Mr. j. ti. .Penney 01 snaron was a 'business visitor in the city today. Mrs. Walton Stephens is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. Robert Mabry spent Sunday with her home people in Antreville. WLi&S X^IVIO 1 UIUI|lo atv^uuvu <5ra*d Opera in Atlanta several days last week. Mrs. W. R. Crowther and. daugh ter of Antreville spent Monday in the city shopping. Mr. C. H. Taylor of Calhoun Falls was a County Convention visitor here today. ' Mr. D. M. Humphreys of Donalds was in town attending the Democrat ic Convention today. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson of Rock Springs were In town shop ping today. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McNeill of the Flatwoods were in the city to day. Allan Coleman of Columbia spent Friday and Saturday in Abbe ville. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Fennell and Mr. W. D. Wilson spent Sunday in Spartanburg. Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Cason spent "DaIt-OY* Wlfll Mr cue WOCMCUW 111 x VifiVi TV*W* Cason's parents. Miss Julia McAllister spent the week-end with her cousin, Miss Sally Sue Ramey of the Sharon section. Caldwell Agnew of Greenwood spent Sunday in the city with Mrs. Joe Evans and Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. H. R. Zimmerman went to Atlanta yesterday and will spend a day or two on a shopping trip. Mrs. R. S. Pressley of Anrreville passed through Abbeville today en_ route to Calhoun Falls to visit rela tives. .Mrs. W. D. Wilson returned Fri day from Spartanburg after a visit of ten days with her niece, Mrs. Joe W. Everett. Ma?ning Black of Anderson spent the weeik-end in Abbeville with fcis friends at the home of Miss Maggie Brooks. Bill Hughes was home from Clemson and spent Sunday kic? nm*on/}mrvfrior Mrc \fnrv Willi IliO 51 aiiUUUVWiiVi > Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherard and children of Calhoun Falls spent . the week-end in the city with Mrs. J. D. Miller. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Link Evans will be sorry to know their little daughter, Estelle, is ill with pneumonia. G. W. and A. H. Mundy of near Hodges were business visitors in the eity today. They report condi. tions in their section as fair. Mr. H. I. Horton and Miss Eliza Horton of Columbia spent the week.eni in Albbeville with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Philson. W. R. Crowther of Antreville was ia town on business today. Mrs. J. R. Mollwaine of Due West was in town Monday. T. S. Palmer of Central was in the city Saturday on business. Miss Bertha Caldwell of Antre ville was in Abbeville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlisle of Lowndesville were in the city shop ping today. Miss Fannie Mae Stevenson oi Rock Springs was in town Monday shopping. Miss Hafctie Rogers of Penney's Creek, was a visitor in town Mon. Jay. Mrs. Connor Nelson of Atlanta is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R Nkskles. Mr. J. W. Power of Cold Spring was a business visitor in town Sat urday. Mrs. W. J. Wilson of Santuc and Miss Sarah Wilson were in town Sat urday. Miss Mary Sharpe spent Sundaj in Hodges with her sister, Mrs. J. A Mcllwain. O. M. Lanier of Monterey was in Abbeville Saturday conferring wit! the County Treasurer. Miss Georgia Haddon and Misf Carlisle of Due West were visitors in town today. John and Vernon Carlisle of LowndesvUle were in Abbeville to day on (business. Mrs. E. M. Wilson and brother, Mr Robert Wilson of Antreville were in the city shopping Saturday. Miss Orrie Smith spent the week end in Ware Shoals with her cou sin, Miss Elizabeth Jones. Mrs. T. R. Botts and Miss Sarab Botts of Darraughs were in th city on business Monday. Attend the "Get Young" party tomorrow night and forget the boll weevil. Mrs. T. J. Crymes came ovei from Greenwood Saturday and will spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr. Mrs. R. S. Uldrick and Preston Ul drick and Mr. H. M. Mundy of the Cold Spring section were visitors in the city Saturday. Mr. J. M. Seawright of Antreville was in Abbeville Saturday. Mr. Sea wright says there is nothing new in the Antreville section, and that the weather is not even "promising." Mrs. W. A. Klugh, Misses Mami? and Louise Klugh and J. B. Jones spent Sunday near Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klugh. Mrs. Henry Gilliam and Misses Mary Shaw and Frances Gillian: went to Atlanta Saturday on a shopping expedition. Mrs. C. D. Brown, Sr., Miss Plev na Seal, Misses Charlotte and Lou ise Brown, and Charlie Brown, Jr., spent last Friday in Greenwood. Townes Robertson of Vicksburg, Miss., spent the week-enfi In Abbe ville with his sisters. Miss Mac Robertson and Mrs. Gus Baskin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winn mov ed today from the bungalow home back of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Evans to the old F. W. R. * - ? A ofl?Anf INance nUJIie UU luaga^iuc i>u??v. Miss Nannie 'Bowie cam? down from Greenville and spent the week-end with he-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bowie. She was accom panied by Miss Mattie Simmons and Mrs. Leila George. Frank Thornton,' a Clemson col_ ; lege student, has been spending this week in Abbeville on account of the illness of his mother, Mrs. J. F. Thornton, who was taken to Atlan ta last Wednesday to consult a specialist. qOCIETY I JTrJrr^fSfnJlrdir^^^JnrLr^ygl^lpamTtPl^ MRS. FULP ENTERTAINS Mrs. J. D. iFulp entertained at bridge Friday morning. There -were sixteen guests present and a pleas ant morning was spent at cards, after which a luncheon with hoi coffee was served. THE BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Frank B. Gary entertainec ' the Bridge Club Saturday afternoor at a very delightful meeting. Nint tables were provided for the playeri i and the house was lovely in its dec orations of roses. Many bowls anc vases of white American Beauties being used. The special guest of the afternoon was Miss Madeline Miller of Green ville who was the week-end visitor al l the Gary home. After the games plates of chicken salad, chips and tomatoes witi coffee and mints were served. "GET YOUNG" SUPPER The "Get Young Supper" to be giv en tomorrow night in the vacan' store room next to Mabry's store bj the Hospital Auxiliary promises t< be one' of the best entertainments o: the season. If you would really ge young it would pay you to attend an< 11 have a good time. Some of the bes' i numbers on the program have no been published for fear t|ie acton would back out,?but you can go am s expect the unexpected to happen. WEEK-END VISITORS ; Miss Ruth Beeks spent the week end at home with her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. D. Beeks on Pincknej street. Miss Beeks was accompaniec by two of hear school mates, Miei i Lilla Fisk of OBryson -City, N. C.f and Miss Celeste Whiteside of Co. lumbia. These are very attractiv< visitors, and Miss Fisk, a senior will finish in art and voice this year VISITOR FROM GREENVILLE Miss Madeline Miller, one of th< attractive teachers in the GreenvilU schools, came . down to Albbevill< Friday and vi?ited Mrs. Frank B Gary until Sunday afternoon. Oysters cannot live in the Baltic sea because it is not salty enough. Frank Carwile of Antreville was in town today on business. Dr. C. W. Cowan of Due West was in Abbeville today on business. W. E. Haddon of Level Land was 1 a business visitor in town today. Mrs. John A. Harris, Jr. went ui to Greenville Sunday and will spenc the week with Mrs. Henry Hagerman Miss Jessie Hill left Sunday after 5; noon for Honea Path where she wil spend sometime with relatives. | Miss Mildred Cochran spent th< > week-end at Verdery with Miss Rubj i Hill Devlin. il i Judge Rice Ellis of Due West was f a Convention visitor in Abbeville to (day. ,! Miss Hattie Roche came up froir i? i Columbia Saturday and spent ovei Sunday with her home people. I I ' j Mrs. D. H. Hill and children leav< (.tomorrow for a visit to Mrs. T. M iMarchant of Greenville. . I j Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fair of Green' >,ville spent the week-end with Mrs I Fair's father, Mr. L. C. Haskell or . Greenville street. Miss Lula Beth Hook and Miss Lena Belle Johnson .of Lander Col lege were the week-end guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Joe L. Johnson. I, Mrs. B. D. Carter, who has beer j in the hospital for several weeks, is ' * ^ if lin QTirl Will jlJIipruvcu auu 1 o OlHilit, w(*..? ..... 'soon be able to be out. I Messrs. J. A. Gilliam, J. R. Lomax, C. B. Leonard and J. Claud Ashley were in Abbeville Satui'day attend , ing a meeting of the Highway Com mission. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. } Deputies T. D. Ferguson and C. D j | Prince arrested two negroes Sundaj j'morning for cruelty to animals. Th< ? negroes were Edward Miller and Er nest Thomas. Edward Miller lives on Mr. P. A. Cheatham's place and Er ; nest Thomas lives on Mr. John i Cheatham's place. They took a horse out of Mr. P. A , Cheatham's pasture and drove it tc ; town. On the return trip they beal the horse from the Poor House t< Forest Cann's place. When the depu ties reached the scene the horse was down in the road. The two negroes I were arrested and lodged in the jail i They were tried before Magistrate itxi~uuuiu i?iijs> illuming. juunoiu ler was fined.$25 and Ernest Thoma: was fined $15. CREDIT GIVEN Fred Minshall wrote the eesa; "Character Sketch of Guinevere' and Bill Cox wrote the "Blues." Proper credit is here given because the signatures were omitted ii printing the essays in Friday's is. sue. PUTTING ON STYLE. Bob, the faithful delivery boy fo the Austin-Perrin Drug Co., is put ting on the style for the firm thes days. Monday Bob presented an im posing appearance in his white coa and apron and cap?a regalia worth; of a Paris chef. VISITING HIS FATHER W. J. Carwile, son of Frank A Carwile is on a visit to his parent near Antreville. He is connected witl the navy and anticipates a trip t China and other foreign parts in th near future. NEW SODA CLERK. Mr. J. L. McColman of Gibson, N <C.f is in Abbeville for the summe and will be with his brother-in-law J. L. Anderson, at the Austin-Per rin Drug stores and assist with th fountain. W. i. BRYSON ILL. Mr. W. J. Bryson was taken sud denly ill last Saturday and wa brousrht to the Abbeville Memoria Hospital for treatment. He is re ported as improved this morning. DEATH OF MR. BEN HALL Mr; Ben Hall of the Midway sec tion died very suddenly at his horn this morning and will be buried a Midway church tomorrow. Mr. Hal _was about 32 years of age and leave a wife and four children. He als< leaves a mother and several brother and sisters to mourn his sudden de parture. STYLEPLUS are tru< Summer days are hi Summer Clothes ke your Spring Clothe: cool or wet days. STYLEPLUS SUM designed and tailor and give you the sai tion that men alwa: Styleplus woolen cL Styleplus Palm Bea known guaranteed make. We also ha^ Tropical worsteds ; popular models and ment guaranteed. Prices are very moc see what values Styl you want to pay. BIRTH NOTICE Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mor r gan, May 1, 1922, a son, Joe Du ? pre. TO DISCUSS CREAMERY 1 There will be a meeting at the uourt nouse next sararaay anernoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of dis cussing the proposition of establish ing a Cream Station at Abbeville. A more complete notice of this meet ing will be given in our next issue. CAPT. W. C. SHAW Capt. W. C. iShaw of Lowndes, ville was in Abbeville today attend ing the County Convention. Mr Shaw says he is 80 years old, but h< doee not look it, *nd he keeps young by keeping interested ir farming. He can prove to John D \ Rockefeller, he says, that farming keeps one as young as golf. NOT/ Musical ( AT Redraft ( y NATIONAL M A quartet of superlative i Their entertainments will ? ures of the Chautauqua pi NEVIN CONC e Four artist-musicians, who tal and vocal selections ar in costume. f* j Gretchen Cox r il ? , ,, ~ , r,| Headed Dy uretcnen uox, < -1 ways a favorite with Chaul e supported by two accompl and a pianist. Kublick A delightfully entertaining 31 human-voiced violin and ol 1 well as charming song fav< 5 - - - BIG 1 e | n i .1 n ; | Kedpatn c S I! n np< 0 II Season Ti * DUE WEST, S. C. - !i ' luumtitiiumHHuMiiMunNttiiuiinuuiiiiiHiiiiitiiMnwinimjiimtMMUfliinNmuiNKiiinMuimttt i SUMMER CL 5 economy ird on any Suit. ep you cooi, ana Keep s for the occasional' MER CLOTHES are ed to hold their shape ne complete satisfac ^s have in wearing othes. ches mean this well i cloth in Styleplus re Styleplus Mohairs, and Gabardines in the fabrics and every gar lerate. Come in and eplus give for the price ABBEVILLE NURSE HONORED At the meeting of the South Carolina Graduate Nurses' Associa tion in Greenville recently, Miss Elizabeth Clinkscales of Abbeville . was elected one of the councillors. Miss Clinkscales is a daughter of Mrs. E. M. Clinkscales on Perry street, and is now on a case in Richmond, Va. This is an honor and Abbeville people will be pleased. EYES CAREFULLY EXAMINED and GLASSES Accurately Fitted. DR. L. T. HILL, Abbeville. IBLE ompanies THE Chautauqua ALE QUARTET singers and entertainers, be among the greatest feat rogram.' ERT COMPANY feature favorite instrumen id character sketches given * . \ and . Company eminent violinist, who is al nn^iAVt/iAO C!V> a iQ ished artists?a baritoW Company lf II' ; novelty duo, featuring the iher novelty instruments as g orites. . DAYS---5 hautauqua icketo $2.50 MAY 10th to 15th.