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& ft Xocal IRewe I : personals : k= =% Mrs. Foster Barnwell spent Friday in Greenwood. Mr. D. P. Hannah of Central was n the city Saturday. Miss Mary Jordan of Due West was n town Saturday. B. Bowen of Antreville was a bus> less visitor in town Saturday. Mrs. Mattie Eakin of Honea *ath spent Saturday in Abbeville. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stokes of Monterey were in town Saturday. Mrs. S. 0. Botts of Central was a hopper in town Saturday. E. 0. Clinkscales of Lowndesville vas a business visitor in town today. James Taggare of Mt. Carmel wan n Abbeville on business Saturday. Mitchell Osborne of Lake City pent the week-end in the city visit ng friends. D. E. Nickles of Central was in own Saturday attending the meeting >f farmers. Mrs. George Lewis from near jowndesville was in town shopping Saturday. Misses Lucy and Annie Gibert and kir. James Gibert of Lebanon were n the city Saturday. Mr. S. J. Wakeleld of Antreville iras in Abbeville on business Satur ay morning. Otto Price of Cold Springs was in he city attending the various meet-1 igs on Saturday. Mrs. Oscar Lanier of Monterey ,*a? looking over the pretty things in he stores Saturday. Miss Jessie Winn and R. B. Winn .re spending the week-end with Mrs. D. Winn at Cold Springs. Maxcy Johnson was at home from 31emson to spend the week-end with lis home people. Miss Lena Belle Johnson came lome from Lander College Saturday ind spent over Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Rogers of Penney's "reek and Mrs. H. P. Salley of Brownlee were in the city Saturday. Rev. J. W. Busshart spent Sunday at Pearl Mill, Ga., and conducted services at the Union church there. Misses Elizabeth McCarter and fclthea JCeaton and Eugene McCarter ?f Antreville were in Abbeville Sat Irday. Mrs. Ji* Campbell, Mrs. Jones md Mitchell Jones of Lowndesville were among the out of town folk lere Saturday. Misses Willie and Margaret Evans spent the week-end with their father, n \fr Mrs. M. E. Plaxco and children have returned home from Green wood, \?here they hare been visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Leaman. Misses Annie Uene i/itue, uer trade Qalvert, Prudo Mann and Ifary Mann of Abbeville spent yes terday in town.? Jndex-Journal, May 6. Julian Roche spent Sunday in Sum ter. Ward Jamieson spent Sunday in Honea Path. Miss Lizzie Able of Santuc was in town Saturday. Evans Hunt of Verdery was in town Saturday. (Mr. JOHn IjIIIK was a visiiui in town Saturday. Earl Murdock of Lowndesville was in town Saturday. Miss Lina Mcllwaine of Central was in the city Saturday shopping. Mrs. Charlie Oochran of Santuc was a visitor in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Radcliff of Gilgal were in Abbeville Saturday. Miss Ethel Bowen of Greenville is visiting Mrs. W. H. White. Mrs. J. M. Ward and Miss Inezj Ward spent Sunday in Atlanta with Mr. J. M. Ward. Harry Carter of Augusta, Ga., spent Saturday in Abbeville with friends. Mrs. Weston Hawthorne of Ar borville was in tho city shopping Saturday. Mrs. Hugh Prince and daughter, Miss Marion, of Sharon were in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cade and Miss: Douschka Cade of Mt. Carmel were' m ADDevuie ^aiuraay. Misses Pearl and Daisy Hagan have returned from a visit to Honea Path and Greenville. Miss Georgia Edwards of Green ville is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. C. C. Gambrell. Jack Sutherland spent the week end in Elberton with his cousin, John Tompkins Mabry. Mrs. Andy Bowie is leaving today for Columbus, Ga., to spend a week with her parents. The Fisk Carter Construction Co. has completed its work here and re turned to Greenville. : < 1 ] i 1 < 1 < 1 1 Mrs. E. C. Gorley has Augusta to spend a week and Mrs. George Clark. 1 1 Mrs. J. L. Kennedy, Mrs. Edwin; Parker and Mrs. Guilford Cade of ' Willington were among the shoppers in town Saturday. Mrs. Claude Wilkinson returned to her home in Newberry Sunday after a pleasant visit of several weeks with her sister Mrs. Willie Speed. Messrs. Mansfield and MacGregor postoffice inspectors with headquar ters in Greenville, were in Abbeville Friday and Saturday checking the local office. VIr. J. Xw. J^vans) 111 uie .uui uii *uui section. Mr. H. W. Gordon from the Buck stand was in town Saturday attend ng the annual meeting of the Con federate veterans. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Seawright of A.ntreville were in Abbeville Satur iay and helped to make our town look prosperous. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilkes were called to Chester Friday on account of the illness and death of Mr Wilkes' mother, Mrs. Frank B. Wilkes. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williamson and ] children went over to Lincolnton 1 Saturday and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Powell. Mrs. Mamie Bell of Hartsville left Abbeville Saturday for Due W?t < where she expects to visit her broth- 1 er, T. V. Miller. She has spent some- i time in Abbeville the guest of Mr. < and Mrs. T. M. Miller. s Mrs. John Robert Harris and handsome young son, John Robert, Jr., of Fort Mill, are in Abbeville spending sometime with her sisters, i Mrs. Preston Speed, Jr., and Miss J Thelma Ott. ] LEONARD HALL SICK T^>/%r?arH Wall c<vn <vf Mr anH Mrs. Sloan Hall, was operated on at the Memorial Hospital Sunday for ap pendicitis, and is improving after the operation. HAY. Car Light Mixed Timothy Hay at $32.00 per ton. J. Allen Smith, Jr. j Society i rjf^[f3fg]^}gfgjp[j3fpfi3fBri3figr3tniini[nir?^Tii^fBifigrniira^ BOOK CLUB. The Book Club will meet with Mrs. Frank B. Gary on Wednesday after nnnn of A -30 nVlnplc FOR MRS. RANDOLPH Mrs. F. E. Harrison gave a de lightful party at her home Saturday morning in honor of Mrs. Randolph who is here for an extended visit. A SMALL DANCE Several couples of the younger set met at the home of Frederic Minshall Friday night and had a pleasant time dancing until 11 30. SECOND OF SERIES Mrs. J. D. Fulp gave a party Sat urday afternoon, which is the sec ond of a series of parties she is giv ing. There were five tables of the regular bridge clulb players present. The house was decorated in spring flowers and a delightful salad course was served after the games. EVENING BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. W. A. Harris entertained at bridge Friday evening in honor of Kinsler Beckham of Columbia. The house was beautiful in decorations of sweet peas and a most enjoyable evening was spent. After the games a salad course with iced tea and mints was served. The following were present: Misses Mary Milford, Margaret Link, Margaret Perrin, Blanche Roep, Lilla Ketchin, Kate McDill, Harriett Coan, Ruth Howie and Messrs. W. D. Wilkinson, Frank I tt : vt^2i narnsuu, i^en owtriciiuui^) 'v/axivu Swetenburg, Qwen Speod, Wallace Harris and John Calvert. U. D. C. MEETING. The next meeting of the Abbeville Chapter U. D. C. will be held at the lome of Mrs. J. C. Klugh Tuesday, May 9th at 4:30 p. m. At this meet ng the twenty-sixth anniversary of ;he chapter will be celebrated. Spe cial invitations have been issued to ;hose whose names were on the first :hapter roll and to honorary mem aers. Every woman who has at any ;ime been a member of the chapter Is cordially invited to be present. \11 who are now members are urged to attend and bring old members with them. We wish to make this anniver sary the occasion of a happy reunion :>f all members both old and new. Please notify out of town members. Mrs. F. W. Wilson, President. SHARON COOKING CLUB Wednesday afternoon, April 26, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Gibbons met with the Sharon Cooking Club. A very interesting program was carried out, after which yeast bread was demonstrated. Elizabeth McNeill, Secretary A LITTLE TOO FAST Rivers Mabry was quite sick for several days last week and required the attention of Drs. Neuffer and Pressly who pulled him around in time for school Friday. FARMING FOR PROFIT. Edwin Parker of McCormick County was in town Friday. He brought in a buggy load of onions and lettuce which he sold to Barks dale, carrying home with him a neat 3 Will U1 111 vll v J LAWYER KERR HERE J. Davis Kerr, Jr., who is a law student at the University, came home Saturday and spent Sunday with his home folks. ES TELLE EVANS BETTER Estelle Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Link Evans, was operated on at the hospital Saturday after noon and is reported much better this morning. Dr. Abell -was present at the operation. Kentucky produces more than one ^aVa/iaa r?r?Ar*rri m f VlO Cliiiu VI WiiC tvuav^v.v giwnn AkA w?v ; United States. v. Mrs. Henry Napier of Bethia is spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Nanier. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Kay of And- < erson spent a few days last week with Mrs. Jas. F. Clinkscales. Mrs. J. M. Bell was shopping in Abbeville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sutherland and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Napier. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gibert were business visitors in Abbeville Wed nesday. i Mre _T T. Qvi 4-*V? nvl MiOC U. kJ U vllvi 10I1U OIIU AIA10U 1 ? 4 Ruby Napier spent Sunday afternoon ^ with Mrs. W. D. Busby. Glenn and J. B. Sutherland and , Monie Napier spent Thursday and ( Friday near Abbeville with Arthur Sutherland. Miss Sallie Sutherland spent the ; week-end with her parents Mr. and, ' Mrs. J. A. Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gibert and children spent a few days this week near Abbeville with relatives. Mon:e Napier and sister Miss Ruby ] Napier spent Sunday and Monday in ] Bethia with their aunt, Mrs. Henry ( Napier. ] Mrs. J. A. Sutherland and Mrs. J. ! L. Sutherland spent Tuesday in Calhoun Falls with friends and rela tives. G. W. Price w^s a business visitor in Abbeville Monday. < V V SHARON V > > % \ \ V \ V V V V W 1 V \ \ >i Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Pressley and family spent last Sunday in Abbe ville with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Sprouse*. Sam Williams of Clemson spent a ( few hours with home people Sun- , day. , , Kev. j. u. Jkugore aTtenaeu trict Conference at Whitmire last < week. t Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Riley and Mr. < W. O. Graves spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNeill. Rev. H. C. Fennell spent Sunday ( night with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coch- | ran. [ 'Mr. and Mrs. Kerr Belcher and | son of New York are visiting Mr. f and Mrs. Jim Gilliam. iMr. T. H. Watson had the mis- { fortune to lose his barn by fire Mon- j day night. The fire was riot discov- [ ered in time to save anything, his [ heaviest loss was his corn, fodder j and two horse wagon. Mr. Whit Gilliam went to Iva [ Tuesday and purchased a new Ford i touring car. Miss Daisy Lanier spent Sunday [ afternoon in Monterey with her [ parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Lanier, j Mrs. C. F. Gilliam and Miss Daisy j Lanier were shopping in Abbeville I Mnnrlau nft.ernnon. , We are glad to say Miss Sara Wil son is.able to be up and around again and hope she will s<y>n be able to take up her work in the Sunday school. Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Nannie Hark ness and Mrs. O. M. Gilliam were visitors in Abbeville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bosler, Mrs. } Wm. McNeill, Mrs. Ada McNeill [ and Miss Gertrude Penney spent | Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and j Mrs. T. H. Watson. Mrs. William vMurray returned to [ Greenwood last Thursday after [ spending a week with her father, [ Mr. J. H. Penney. Miss Alice Penney spent several [ days last week with her brother, [ Mr. J. H. Penney. FOR TOYS. An ordinary basket, if used for *tirili c<iuo o wnrk about lUJOj *T*A1 OU ? v- ? ivv the houfce. Train the children to put toys back in the basket after playing with them. . DR. L. V. LISINBEE "n ict BRIDGE AT TUGALOO ' FALLS; FJVE DEAD Wen Were Creating. From -South Carolina To Georgia When Craih Came Athens, Ga., May, 5.?The bodies >f five negro workmen, four of whom are of Athens, who were kill id yesterday afternon when a >ridge being built over the Tugaloo -iver near Tallulah Falls, gave way, lad not been found at a late hour last night, according to direct rex ports here. Searching parties are dragging the river, and belief is ex pressed that yet other dead may be added to the list. It is said that the men were cross ing the bridge which ran from the South Carolina side to Georgia, and k/l /] VAO 4-V? n A I Iiau icatiitM buc nuuj^iiib ui uiC I span when it suddenly gave way without warning and the men were carried into the rushing waters be low. Officials attribute the accident to the heavy rains which they be lieve made the supports of the bridge unsteady. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of the stock-j holders of the Standard Building and j Loan Association will be held in its I office at the Planters Bank, Tuesday May 16th at 6 o'clock. 3t. Otto Bristow, Secretary. Perplexing An embarrassed young man ap proached the floor walker of a de partment store. "I wonder if you can help me out," he said. "I've been asked to buy something in this store, and I can't reenember the name of the article. It's either a camisole or a casserole." "Is it for a live chicken or a dead chicken?" the floor walker asked. New lot of Flower Pot* and Sau cer* just received. Cultivators, Har rows and Grain Cradles at right prices. Call on us for Plows, Hoes and Sweepa. Jones Fenders at 7 cents [ ach. 2tc. AMOS B. MORSE CO. 3(SM3I5J3l3J315fSISJ3J3I2ISJ3I5J3JSIBJSISISJ3J3M5J si It's Straw No r I 1 1 Time to lay aside th get one of these Ne a We'll show you lot of Straw Hats a fortable feeling or a worn. 3 a They're priced low 1 you too. 2J ? 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