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Sing Boles v/as down from Lown*
desville today.
Mrs. Annie M. Blessing is visiting
Mrs. A. B. Bosdell at Watts.
Miss Vi<?toria Howie is spending
this week with Miss Mary Greene.
MiSs Annie Radcliff of Gilgal was
in town Saturday shopping.
Mrs. L. R. Wilson of Antreville
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Tolbert of Smithville
was a visitor in the city Saturday.
Hugh Cromer of Greenville spent
the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
|w. 0. Cromer at Clover Hill.
Mrs. P. H. Wilkes and children of
|Chpster are visiting Mrs. A. M. Redd
ind family near the city.
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1UTS. J. A. uraui roumcu oatui
Jay after spending two weeks in
Chester with Mr. Grant's parents.
Miss Mary Rudisail of Spartan
burg spent Sunday night with Miss
fannah Cochran.
Rivers Mabry is home after spend
ig awhile with Herbert Allen, Jr. in
freenwood.
Mr. P. H. McCaslan left today for
'aynesville, N. C.f where he will
bend the next two weeks.
Miss Sophia Ladshaw of Colum
is, Ga., is in Abbeville for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ladshaw.
I Miss Maude Hawthorne is at
lding the Baptist Assembly in
[eenville this week.
Irs. Herman Wisby left for At
ka Wednesday where she expects
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[iss Ida Kay left Thursday for
|geway to^visit her brother, Ma
Kay.
"iss Mary Hill Ferguson is visit
her sister, Mrs. Mason Kay in
jeway.
[apt. W. J. Bryson left Saturday
Cashiers, N. C., to spend the
|th of August with his mother.
[rs. Augusta Eigemann has
called to Florida on account of
I illness of her daughter.
R. Wardlaw of Philadelphia
pending his vacation in Abbe
wrth his home people.
. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of
nville were in the city yester
and Mrs. Livy Pratt have
led from a pleasant visit to
It Mitchell, N. C.
and Mrs. Henry McRinney
?nwood spent Sunday with
lily of W. M. Mundy.
TWVc T? P K"v1p and fam
;ompanied by Mrs. Graham
Hendersonville Saturday
jent the week-end, returning
Seville today. *
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Mrs. J. G. Hemminger of Willing
ton is at the County Hospital am
was operated on this afternoon.
Dr. D. S. Knox brought a patien
down from Antreville and operatec
yesterday at the Hospital.
JJ1CK awetenuur^ was in wwu tu
day and looked good to the Bas<
Ball faces.
Mrs. Eugenia Hemphill is spend
ing some time at the home of Mrs
W. P. Green.
Sheriff F. B. McLane went t<
Greenville today on official 'bus
iness.
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Peele anc
Vernon Peele leave Tuesday foi
Glenn Springs where they will spent
a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. N. P. Milford of Santuc wai
in town Saturday. Mrs. Milford ha!
i fi-nti-rolv rernvprprl from her recen
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLane o:
Greenwood were in the city Sunda:
to spend the day with Sheriff an<
Mrs. F. B. McLane.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Everett o:
Donalds spent Thursday night ii
Abbeville visiting Mr. and Mrs. S
A. Fant at Hickory Heights.
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Miss Mary Clyde Sprouse an<
Miss Margaret Irby of Columbia ari
spending sometime in the city witl
Mrs. Ira Sprouse.
Miss Lucy Evelyn Nichols return
ed to her home in Jackson, Ga., las'
week after a pleasant visit to hei
aunt, Mrs. Paul Link.
Mr. and iMrs. D. A. Wadlaw, Ji;
and Mrs. Lucinda Welborn motor
ed to North S. C. 'Saturday U
visit relatives.
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Ray Gallman is away from th<
Planter,s Bank on vacation and wil
spend the time in Newberry witl
his home people.
Mrs. Whit Klugh and daughtei
Francis, and Mrs. Jennie Purdj
are back after a plesent visit t(
relatives in Greenwood county.
Georgiana Quarles was arrested to
day on a charge of having
whiskey in her possession and stor
ing same.
Mrs. C. S. Todd came up todaj
from Columbia and will spen<
this week with her mother ant
father, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mclane
Mrs. Mabry Cheatham returne<
home Saturday, after spending sev
eral days in Sharon with her parent:
Mr .and Mrs. Knox.
Mrs. S. A. Fant went to Donald:
Wednesday and brought back he:
daughter, Elizabeth, who has beei
spending the summer with he
grandmother, Mrs. J. P. Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. Gus Baskin and lit
tie May Robertson Baskin of Gree
are expected in the city Tuesday fo:
a visit to Mrs. Baskin's sister, Mis
May Robertson.'
Miss Sara Bailey returned to Ander
son Sunday after an extended vis',
to her sister, Mrs. Arthur Link. Mrs
Link went home with her for a visi
of several days.
Mrs. J. E. Gray, and Mrs. Rober
Gray and Mrs. C. L. Evans an<
little Frances motored to Green
ville and spent the week end wit]
relatives.
Mrs. W. W. Bradley Mildr*
Bradley and Mildred Lyon left Sat
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spend the month of August wit!
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cason am
daughter, Cassandra of Anderson
weTe here Thursday to bring Mrs
McColl and her children back afte
a visit of a week with them in An
derson.
George Wilson of Williamston i
in the city visiting his aunt and un
cle, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Horton. Hi
came down with his parents, Mr. an<
Mrs. George Wilson Sunday. The:
returned home to Williamston tha
night leaving George for the week.
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SOCIETY
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DANCE TONIGHT.
The young men of the city are
giving a script dance tonight at the
Country Club.
THE BOOK CLUB.
The regular meeting of the Book
Club will be held Wednesday after
noon at 5:30 o'clock with Mrs. T.
G. White.
ELEVEN YEARS OLD.
Miss Emily Morse celebrated her
eleventh birthday Saturday by in
viting her friends to a rook party in
the morning. Rook was played for a
while then a fishing game was en
joyed.
Cream and cake were served.
CELEBRATING THE DAY.
Little Charlotte Reese had a birth
day Saturday and invited in twenty
little friends to help her celebrate
the occasion. She is eleven years old
and is getting along in years. Tables
were spread for playing rook and on
each table was a dish of bon bons
which added to the pleasure of the
games. Cream and cake were served
as refreshments.
PARTIES.
Mrs. C. D. Brown, Jr., has invited
her friends to a card party Thursday
afternoon at her home on North
Main street.
Mrs. C .E. Williamson will have
her sister, Mrs. Grace, of Florida, as
a visitor this week and will enter
tain at a tea for her and other
friends on Friday afternoon.
A Welcome Visitor.
Miss Sue Porter, one of the popu
lar teachers in the High School, last
year, is in the city for a visit to Miss
Sadie Magill.
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MOVING IN.
settled in a lew days. Mr. and Mrs
Wilson will receive a warm welcome I
from the residents of Greenville |l
street. j *
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iMiss 'Alma Gaston is visting her
aunt, Mrs. H. B. Cannon.
Gilbert Nabers is visiting relatives
in Jackson, Ga.
Moseley Huckabee of Lowndes
ville, was in town today.
Capt. Pete Armstrong, of Due
West, was among the visitors in
Abbeville this morning.
(Mrs. Robert Gaston spent Sun
day with her sister Mrs. H. B.
Cannon.
Mrc _T T? Rtalna r..r Viae roturri
ed from a visit to her sister in-law
Mrs. Leroy Woodward, of A ikon.
(Miss Grace Link is spending
several days with her sister Mrs.
Ernest Hanvey of Troy.
luis. v^iauuc vouuivcx auu uiua
den returned home Thursday after
visiting Mrs. Vandiver's parents in
Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Miss
Connie and Mr. John Wofford
motored to Ninety Six Saturday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. C. S. McColl and children
have returned to their home in Ben
nettsville after spending part of the
summer in the mountains of North
Carolina and with Mr. J. M. Gam
brell of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Manning of
Calhoun Falls were in the city last
Thursday visiting. Misses Alice Mae
and Ruth Manning are spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Dar
racott.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cason came
down to Abbeville Sunday and took
Dr. and Mrs. George Penney back to
Anderson with them for a visit. Dr.
Penney will be out of Austin-Per-'
rin's until the coming Saturday.
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PREACHING.
Rev. Mr. Jones filled the pulpit at
he Baptist church Sunday morning,
)r. and Mrs. H. L. Weeks being in
lendersonville on a vacation. There
nil be no service at night during
he month of August.
The Associate Reformed Presbyte
ian church will be closed during
August for the . night service.
There was no service in the Pres
byterian church Sunday.
Rev. C. E. Peele preached for
?oth services Sunday in the Metho
list church. Communion was ob
erved at the morning service.
CAMPING.
Messrs. M. T. Coleman, Franli
lodges and J R Glenn have returned
rom a' camping trip, having spent a
rrfta?i ll* a C*1i? Ja U
vccn. uii tiie ocuuua fiver uoyunu
^rinceton. They tell a tale of fine
ishing, pint bak stew and othei
hings that go to make a camp pleas
int. Col. Bob Hodges came up from
lodges twice as a guest and spenl
he day.
PICNIC AND BARBECUE
There will be a picnic and barbe
sue at R. H. Carpenter's Lake, be
ween Ware Shoals and Honea Path
Friday, August 11th. There will b<
slenty to eat and a good brass banc
r.. l m ^..u.1!. ?
,v xurmsn music, ine puunc geiier
illy is invited.
P. D. KLUGH SICK.
P. D. Klugh has been very sick a
lis home near Hodges for the las
veek with a slight case of fever. H<
s reported better today..
Home Again.
Prof. Robert Coleman and Ralpl
Syfan are back in Abbeville after j
;rip through the mountains of Nortl
Carolina. They spent a day at Cae
jar's Head, making the trip in j
?ord.
IN ATLANTA.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Smith
;heir .baby and little Miss Anne Smitl
vent over to Atlanta last week. The;
vill put the baby under the care o
i physician while Anne will see th<
lentist and the big city.
Prettv Sub-Debt.
Miss Margie Clark and Miss Mar;
Solman of Sumter are in the cit;
md are visiting Mrs. J. Allen Smitl
ind Miss Grace Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Philson and
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to Greenville Tuesday, the Philson's
to consult a dentist while Mrs. Mil
ford will visit Mrs. Oscar Mauldin.
PICNIC AND HASH DINNER.
The annual picnic and hash dinner
will be held at the old McCord
place Thursday, August 10th.
CAMPING.
Miss Jessie Hill went out to Rap
ley Shoals Saturday and will look
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aner me party 01 campers wno are
' there until Wednesday.
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