Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Xocal jflews : personals : % ^ Lamar Richey spent Sunday in ?enwood. iliss Sue Porter is at home in * vberry. ). H. Hill, Esq., spent Wednesday HcCormick. IcTyiere Daniel has returned to home in Newberry. fisses Maijde and Kate Pettigrew Bethia were in town Tuesday. layor Moore Mars went down to Jormick today on business. A C!w ciof av* Mice ^ A. Wttiuiavv, ui?) anu oiovtij nie Wardlaw were in town Tues V. J. McKee and Charley Winn near Donalds were in Abbeville sday on business. [rs. George Clark of Augusta is ting her sister. Mrs. Elbert Cor [r. and Mrs. Jno. T. Stokes and e Vivian Clinkscales of Monterey e in the city Tuesday. ts. J. A. King and Miss Dessiej of Cold Spriners were in the city | sday shopping. nsel Putnam came down from West Tuesday and spent several s in town. r. and Mrs. Lewis E. Starnesi returned from their wedding and will keep house in the Evans' :alow on Magazine street. r. and Mrs. W. S. Burford, Mrs. Bell and Miss Gladys Bell of oun Falls were visitors in Abbe Tuesday. A 1i ? j a? isses Alice aim .inmc vucatuaiu helping their father, Treasurer Cheatham make up tax execu iss Mary Lou Bowie passed thru jville this morning en route to ; Hill to attend the summer J. J. Martin of Level Land in town Tuesday visiting heri^ ler, Grover Wilson at the fire a rtment. iss Elizabeth Jones left Monday ;tend the summer school at Rock Miss Jones taught at Ware ,1s last session. s. E. J. Little of Clinton came yesterday to see the new grand hter, Adelaide Thomson. She will i sometime in the city with Mr. Mrs. J. W. Little. rs. H. L. Sharpe from near Due ( ; was in town shopping this ling. She was accompanied by fine looking children, Frank, Al- 1 i and Ollie. 3 p. and Mrs. Pete Madden have ] ;d into the home of their parents i ind Mrs. I. E. Culbreth on Maga stre?et. No word has been receiv- 1 r'nlhrotVi nn +r> this date. and Mrs. B. T. Cochran and ren, Mary and Jean, are leaving >1 through the country for Tim- \ kville where Mrs. Cochran and :hildren will remain on a visit vo weeks to Mrs. W. McB. Jones. |ss Ruby Hill Devlin of Green and Miss Elizabeth Smith of are expected in the city today Isit Miss Mildred Cochran. Miss ran will entertain in their honor afternoon tea Thursday. s. Lilly Gordon from near Don- i is in Abbeville staying with the : y of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Harri- t uring their trip to Chattanooga, ' , to attend the meeting of the 1 ons. 1 Henry Stokes of Antreville was n town today. Ernest McCarter of Antreville was i visitor in the city today. Frank Sherard of Calhoun Fails ira"s in town today on business. J. A. Dusenberry of Anderson was business visitor in tne city iups ay. Prof. J. C. Plowden, superintend nt of the Mt. Carmel school, was in he city Tuesday. A. R. Thomas has returned to few York after several days spent l town last week. W. M. Hamby and family of freemvood passed through Abbeville tiis morning en route to Lowndes ille and Ware Shoals. Irby South of Ware Shoals pass d through Abbeville today. Mr. louth worked at the McMurray )rug Company about two years go. W. W. Payne, who has been on he Birmingham Division of the S. L L. for sometime, has returned to Abbeville and will have headquar ers here for the present. D. D. Peele, dean of Columbia College, accompanied by his family, rill arrive in Abbeville Thursday to pend two or three weeks with Rev. nd Mrs. C. E. Peele. DON'T MISS CLUB MARKET Do not miss the Club Market Yiday morning. There will be for ale fresh vegetables, such as eans, beets, squash, carrots, pep ers and peaches, chickens and ggs. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reedy, uesday, June 20, 1922, a son, W. . Reedy, Jr. SELLING PEACHES. Monroe Burriss of Hester was in ;wn yesterday with a car load of ne peaches selling as many as ighteen bushels at $1.60 a bushel. AT THE HOSPITAL Robert Clinkscales of Ferry street i a patient at the Abbeville County hospital. ETURNS FROM HOUSE PARTY Miss Mary Lou Bowie and Hobson ;owie have returned from a house arty at Mount Vernon, Ga., given y Miss Alice Thompson, where they njoyed fried chicken, watermelon nd home grown tomatoes. VISITORS FROM WILMINGTON Mrs. Whit Klugh and daughter, 'ranees, returned Monday from a trip o Wilmington, N. C. They enjoyed he fresh sea food and visits to Vrightsville. Mrs. Klugh was ac orn panied home by Mrs. J. L. Pitt nan, and Ruth and James Shirley who vill spend several weeks in Abbe -ille. :LAUD ROSE HAS OPERATION Claud Rose of Monterey was )rougnt to tne ADoeviiie nuspnai Monday night and was operated on ruesdajr morning. His wife accom janied him, and is at the hospital to issist in caring for him. NFANT HAS TONSILS REMOVED. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burrell of Brooks Street lad her tonsils removed Tuesday at ;he Hospital. ESTIMATES OF LOSS OF LIFE NOW VARY FROM ^0 TO 70 Buenos Aires, June 10.?Esti nates of the steamship Villa Fran :a on the Panama river now vary :rom 40 to the loss of life in the re :ent sinking 70. Professor E. W. Kemier of 'rinceten University and his wife ind son, aged 16, and daughter, 12, >aved themselves by swimming to he shore a distance of 100 meters rhey declare many others could lave reached the shore had they not )ecome panic stricken. society j ^iHi^[gfgigfgfgjgfgffJftsngrnini]iniEi[nipnnnri/^][^][fn[pi^ ATTENDS WEDDING OF NIECE Mrs. M. B. Reese is in Oxford, I Miss., to attend the wedding of her I niece, Miss Mary Payne Wendel to IFrank Tate. She was accompanied by I Miss Edith Reese and "Bradley Boy" J and will be gone about three weeks. Bradley Boy expects to take a promi tnent part in the wedding. WOLLING-WHITE. Miss Eva Mae Wolling and Julian j William White were married Sunday ' morning at the home of Mrs. Tutt, in Abbeville, at 9 o'clock by the Rev. C E. Peele, pastor of the Methodist church of Abbeville. Mr. and Mrs. White left immedi ately after the ceremony for a short I wedding trip; after their return they will make their home in Abbeville, where Mr. White is superintendent of a road construction gang. Miss Wolling is originally from St. Matthews, and Mr. White is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H .White of New berry. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White and Miss Elizabeth White motored to Abbeville Sunday morning and /were present for the wedding. They returned home Sunday night, after a pleasant trip.? Newberry Observer. T'/v A * Iflf 1 u iLAtn LiiuLi^n. Major and Mrs. J. D. Fulp and sons, James and John Richard, leave today for Fort Mill where they will I spend a few days with relatives. From Fort Mill they go to Columbia for the summer months. Major Fulp will teach English in the summer school at the University. VISITORS FROM ROCK HILL Prof, and Mrs. E. W. Hall of Rock .Hill are expected in the city today to spend part of the vacation season i with their daughter, Mrs C. E. Peele. j Prof. Hall is the Principal of the' High School at Rock Hill. SWEARINGEN WITHDRAWS FROM GOVERNOR'S RACE P/->lnmV?ia Tiino 17 Pnn -T_ R. i Swearingen, State superintendent of j education, today withdrew from the( race for governor and announced his candidacy for re-election to the of fice he now holds. Hon. J. J. McMahan, State insur ance commission, today entered the (race for congress in the Seventh dis-j trict, to oppose Congressman Fulmer. I ! The Javaros, of Equador, wage constant warfare among themselves to acquire wives as spoils of war. MADV mroPD LITTLE LORD FAllNltEPOV from FRANCES UODGSON DURNCTTS ^ famous story SCENARIO (3/ DD5NADD Mc06M^/!LLC PUOTDGQAPUV CY OWRIIS DOSUCR DIRECTJON. BY ALH5GD" C GRET.N ? J?CK POCTOQD All that is sublime in mother love?all that is charming in child life is in this marvelous per formance of Miss Pick ford's in which she brings to life this won <tnrv r?f niir vnutll. W ?~ ..v., ? / X OPERA HOUSE MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 26th and 27th. MATINEE EACH DAY AT 3:15 25 and 50 Cents, i LAS Only three da) | Saturday June W M 1 XT7 7 $ Made. We in> ffi ? yourself some I D. POLI/ SffiffiififfiSSfiSfitfiSffiSSfi! STUPENDOUS SETS USED IN "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY" Most Expensive Production Ever Made by Mary Pickford. Mary Pickford has probably never done a photoplay in which so little location worK was required as m ner current United Artists' offering, "Lit tle Lord Fauntleroy," to be featured at the Opera House Monday and Tues" day,, June 26th and 27th. With the exception of a trip to Burlingame, Cal., where the castles exteriors were taken, the entire pic ture was made in Los Angeles at the headquarters for the Pickford force. This has not meant, however, that "Little Lord Fauntleroy" is an econ omical picture. On the contrary, it is by far the most expensive cinema undertaking Little May has ever at tempted. The cost of the sets alone vn n c? infn nrnvn o +Viof oaii?i/1 liVo o J.14UO titbv itguico una u ovuuu iiac a statement of America's war debt. In addition to the largest interior set ever built, there were several exte riors that were gigantic in size and stupendous in cost Among the settings that are bound to provoke much favorable comment are the interiors of Dorincourt Castle the New York street scenes, the Dor incourt Lodge and the peasant home of Mrs. Higgins. Those who have learned to love the little Lord Fauntleroy the author pic tured, as well the atmosphere in which he lived, will view Miss Pick ford's cinematization of this wonder ful novel with a genuine delight. The faithfulness and fidelity with which she has reproduced the romantic lo cale in which the story is steeped is truly a credit to the genius of the one and only Mary. To insure correctness of detail, es pecially in connection with every YOUR Tr~ 1 t\ $ \ 1- I i'iri "nli, Will keep it working goes on, and your M of perishable foods ; ICE are kept in a pui you wish. DISTILLED V Manufactured iSbbevile I iSBKffiEfitfKfflfiHHySafil T CHA rs left. Great Barg ?4fk A/Intim* Q/i - S-4 I LI 1 IVAUI l^,y uu rite you to call on money. \KOFF Abi /Scene from MAQY PICKPOED& OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY A thing pertaining.to the English por tion of the picture, Miss Pickford employed a "period expert" who had spent practically all his life in the service of the British nobility. The man who designed the sets toured England while studying a broad, and he has expressed in his work the result of several years of study and observation of English cas Is simply a little cold s your own home. 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