Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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==% Xocal iWews : fliersonate : ?=& J. R. Hannah of Central was in town Saturday. Clyde Hagen spent Sunday in Due West with relatives. Charles McKay of Anderson spent Ij Sunday in Abbeville with friends. Mr9. J. D. Winn of the Cold Springs section was in town Saturday. Ellis Huckabee of Lowndesville was in town on business Monday. Miss Comer Phillips of Columbia in wioitino liof aunt. Mrs. IV. A. Kar ris. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilson and Miss Sarah Wilson of Grainridge were in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cheatham are spending this week in Williams ton. Mrs. J. B. Gibert returned to her home at Lebanon after spending the week in town with relatives. Jack Thomson leaves tomorrow for Spartanburg to visit Perrin and Bob Dargan. , Mac. Perry of Greenville spent the week-end in Abbeville visiting Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Emmie Haigler leaves tomor row for McCormick to visit her sister Mrs. Wistar Harmon for a week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLane of Greenwood were guests over Sunday with Sheriff and Mrs. McLane. Offer Excepti* Stores With F BEAUDROT-BEIl EXCLUSIVE LAD "WHERE SHOP PI Our June Clearance ? And Continues Unt Our Entire Lines of Coats, Blouses, Silk and Cotton Ui Reduced Prices.. This is an opportune tin your Vacation Trip, or any < Materials cannot be matched during this Sale. We Apprecia 2nd Floor Whartoi PHONE 463. ....T. J. B SUMMER SUITS, SUMMER SHI] SUMMER 'I SUMM Suit with Extra F Other Summer Si HIGHEST ..QUALi "THE LEAL T. J. I Miss Sarah Nance of Monterey pas in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rogers of 'enney's Creek were in town Satur lay. D. E. Newell and Eugene Newell if the Cold Springs section were in Mm cpllino- Droduce Saturday. Hon. W. H. Nicholson of Green '0 ' vood was in the city Friday on legal lusiness. Mrs. C. W. Chandler has returned tome from a visit to her parents in Lbbeville.?Elberton Star. Misses Addie Gilmer and Mary lundy and Johnnie Gilmer visited Irs. S. 0. Botts Friday. Mrs. Klueh Purdy and son are in1 he city from Ridgeland for a visit to Ir. and Mrs. Tom Klugh. Mrs. J. E. Cochran and Mrs. Wil am McNeill from Watts were in fwn Saturday visiting relatives. Mrs. Tom Klugh and family re amed Saturday from Augusta, Ga., rhere they spent about six weeks rith Mrs. Klugh's mother, Mrs. Scott Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Harrison left or Chattanooga, Tenn., today to at end the meeting of the Southern Railroad Surgeons association. Miss 'Carolyn Edwards of the Lnderson County Hospital is pending two weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Edwards. Paul Knox of Lebanon was in the ity today. He graduated this year at Vofford and expects to teach this all. Misses Helen Haigler and Marga pt. Cox returned todav from Chester /here they attended the McDilK Voodson wedding. Misses Lillian Grubb and Gladys treafceale left today for Rock Hill to ttend the summer school at Win hrop College. .VLiLjII 1 Dnal Shopping . 'rices Much Lesi :rs quality shop 1ES' READY-TO-WEAR. NG IS A PLEASURE" lale Started Saturday, 17th. il Saturday, July 1st Suits Dresses, Skirts, Sweaters, iderwear, Hosiery, Etc., At Greatly ic to select your Suit or Dress for jther occasion. Styles, Quality and at the prices we have put on them te Your Patronage. i Clothing Co. Building GREENWOOD, S. C. O L T O N.... JTS, SLIPPERS, ER UNDERWEAR. 'ants at $16.50 nits $15 to $27.50 TY?LOWEST PRICES. >1NG CLOTHIER 30LTI0N Miss Eva Reames is in Anderson visiting her cousin, Miss Blanche Smith. Misses Elizabeth and Ruby Ed monds are in Augusta visiting rela tives. W. F. Fleming of Pearl, Ga., was in the city visiting his friend, Rev. J. W. Busshardt Saturday. iMr. and Mrs. Tom Webb of And erson spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wardlaw. 'Mrs. Azalea Wilson is occupying the house on Parker street recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson. Miss Mary Nickles and Miss Mar garet Swetenburg left today for Rock Hill tb take the summer course at Winthrop College. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheatham, Miss Julia McAllister and Gary Banks spent Sunday in Williamston "with J. T. Cheatham who is in Williamston for treatment. 'Mrs. John McCalla and Misses Ellen and Cornelia Tenwint of Lowndesville were in Abbeville Fri day attending the matinee at the opera house of "Over the Hill." 'Mrs. Charlie Armour of Abbeville is expected to arrive in Elberton today to spend a few days with her husband who is manager of the new Pigsgly-Wiggly store recently install ed here.?Elberton Star. Donald Harris went up to Green ville Saturday and brought 'his sis er, Mrs. Henry Hagerman, down through the country that afternoon to spend sometime with her mother, Mrs. John A. -Harris. 'County Agent W. <J. McGowan and T. M. Cheatham of the South ern Cotton Oil Company went to Cn^nv/lair oftornnnn +/> \jrwiiwuuu, uuj ma ?- ^ see A. F. Conradi of Clemson Col- ] lege try out the different mechanical \ devices for dusting eotton plants with poison. WOOD * Advantages. As s: We Invite Yoi Greenwood H; One of the oldest an Hardware Stores in lina. Call on us in c next to the Oregon ping in Greenwood. Best quality goods a Greenwood H GREENWOOD, DINNER Why not start that Set pieces and add to it as a complete stock of R Porcelain. Open stoc 42 Piece Sets from * * v m 1 OREGON Jt "GIFTS THj GREENWOOD, if^JMPInifi3rr3[PI!3f3I3I5J3M3I3M3l3M3MSMrk! I SOCIETY I YOUNG DANCING SET Mrs. W. A. Harris entertained the roung dancing set Friday evening n honor of her two nieces, Misses Elizabeth and Comer Phillips of Co umbia. A pleasant time was had by hose present. JUNIOR BRIDGE CLUB A new bridge club has been form id in Abbeville under the name of he Junior Bridge Club. It is com )osed of the young set of girls, and >romises to be one of the most in eresting clubs in the city. Miss )ebby Owen was hostess at the nitial meeting Friday afternoon at ier home on Magazine street. The IftllCa ti/oc! foofo-Pnllxr AArofa/) ariffo I lowers and "ferns. About twenty [uests were present. The club has inly twelve members, Misses Ada ^aulkner, Hilda Syfan, Maria Neuf er, Grace Milford, Jeansie White, Elizabeth Thomson, Emmie Haig er, Virginia Wilson, Annie Mabry,1 Caroline and Celia Chalmers and! )ebby Owen. The special guests eere Misses Elizabeth* Gambrell, lelen Milford, Lena Bell Johnson, Florence 'Neuffer, Annie Wilson,] ranie Vance Bowie, Mary White an*1 Elizabeth Phillips. CARD PARTY AND DANCE I - The U. D. C.'s will have a bene-' it card party and dance at the >pera house Wednesday. The card >arty will be in the afternoon, the ables being arranged on the large stage. A nominal charge of 25 :ente will be made. The dance will >e given Wednesday night, with >rchestra music by the Carolina Syncopators. A committee of daughters has the arrangements in :harge and the affair promises to be one of the most enjoyable of :he season. % Watch the label on your paper. MERC isortments As C i To Trade Wi ardware Co. d most up-to-date Upper South Caro >ur new quarters Hotel when shop t the lowest prices. ardware Co - - - - s. c. WARE , of China with a few you want. We have eal China and Semi :k and in Sets. $5.00 up. WELRY \CO. iT LAST." - - - - S. C. iiifl WALLING-WHITE. Miss Evamae Walling and Julian M. White were married Sunday morn ing at the residence of Mrs. L. W. Tutt at 9 o'clock, by the Rev. C. E. Peele of the Methodist church. Im mediately after the ceremony the young couple left on a wedding trip to Asheville, N. C. Miss Walling has been employed as stenographer in the law office of Wm. P. Greene, Esq., for the past six weeks, and comes from St. Mat "LM _ nr Tin " * mews, wnne ivir. wmte is a son 01 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White of New berry and is connected with the firm of Hill & Friday on the highway con struction work. Mr. and Mrs. White and Miss Elizabeth White of Newberry were in Abbeville to attend the ceremony. After the wedding trip the young couple will be at home at Mrs. L. W. Tutt's on Wardlaw street. D.A.R Wednesday y ABBEVIL 9 P.M. Music By CAROLIN For Ben FORT PICKE ....Patron Mrs. W. A. Harris Mrs. J. A. Hill Miss Netti SCI Si'' 1 ? :hani Complete As Thi th Us. A COMPREHENS You will find this store filled from fi dise that will satisfy you as to quality as to price. When we say VALUE, implies. We make no pretense of gi1 neither do we advertise a five dollar cents. We believe you have ibeen "f< advertising. Neither do we permit g< to get into our stock. ....READY-TO-WEAR DI We wish to extend to you a specii READY-TO-WEAR department, on store. This will be a very intere next week. rush brother: GREENWOOD, - - NEAR THE POS1 FULL $ OF SUMMER CLOTHING BOYS' FURNII: We have received a big shiprae Men's Sport and Men's Conse Suits for these hot Summer day while your style and size are Ji( Summer Suits WHARTON CLOTHI1 "CASH CLOTH IE RS GREENWOOD, S. ?. - - OPERA HOUSE ?T U E S D A Y? EUGENE O'BRIEN ?IN? "PROPHETS PARADISE" ADDED?PATHE NEWS. And Snub Pollard Comedy. 15 Cents?Admission?30 Cents EYES CAREFULLY EXAMINED and GLASSES Accurately FitteJ. DR. L. T. HILL, Abbeville. BALL if. lune 28 I ' J ? ,LE, S. C. A. M. A SYNCOPATORS. lefit Of ...... NS MARKER iesses.... Mrs. J. u. Ken Mrs. F. B. Gary ie Eussell. tIPT. 'S e Large City EVE STOCK ont to back with Merchan , and more than satisfy you we mean all that the word ring something for nothing, article for ninety-eight jd up" on such extravagant >ods of questionable quality APARTMENT.... il invitation to visit our i the second floor of our isting department during 5 COMPANY. r OFFICE. ? - s. c. >TOCK AND MEN'S AND SHINGS. nt this week of Young rvative light weight s. Come and see them ?re. 15.00 to $25.00 [NU iJUMJrAIN Y -SUITS ME." - LAURENS, S. C. lillH