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flews
a town shopping Monday.
Mrs. Sallie Bradley is home after
visit to her son Tate Bradley in
Jnion.
C. P. Townsend is back after a
isrt to his home people in Bennetts
ille.
Miss Janie Banks has returned
om a visit to Miss T. Paschal of
It. Carmel.
Miss Nell Cason, Ellis Cason and
om Cooper of Greenville are visit
[g Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cason.
Mrs. Calvert Thomson is in
freeraville this week visiting re
utives.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wister Harmon of
IcCormick were in town today
flopping.
Miss Statia Wideman is home
fter a pleasant visit to relatives in
'ue West.
Mrs. W. H. Long is visiting her
ster Mrs. Robinson in Due west
rr a few days.
Mrs. J. D. Bundy and children
e in town visiting Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. Barksdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parker and
lughter of Willington were in
wn Monday.
Mrs. Davis and Children of
awrenceville Ga. are in town visit
ig Mrs. M. B. Davis.
Mrs. W. H. "Mundy and son
otored to Augusta and spent the
eek end with relatives.
Mr. L. G. Cruse of Charlotte, N.
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, spent x uesuay ui^ui in uic
ith his sister, Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran.
Mrs. C. E. Williamson and daugh
rs Williamette and Rose Powell
e visiting relatives in Pansy <Ja.
iMrs. Benton Nickles, of Hodges
;oompanied by Mrs. Nickles of
harleston were in the city yester
?y
Miss Lula Turner of Spartan
irg is visiting her sister Mrs. J. E.
>nes on North Main street tftis
eek.
iMisses Lucile and Pauline Welch
ive returned to Atlanta aftei a
ication ispen't with their parents
r. and Mrs. A. J. Welch.
Miss Nelle Murphy and Mr. Callie
lis took Miss Murphy's little nieces
ith and Mildred Murphy to Au
sta Thursday.
Misses Marie, Annie and Cath
ie -Gibert are spending a few days
Lowndesville with their cousin
:ss Mildred Baskin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. McNeill
ve moved from the cottage next
the Press and Banner office and
11 have an apartment with Mrs.
L. Jackson.
|L. C. Parker and Dick Parker
|ve gone on a trip to Montreat N.
They will bring 'Mrs. Parker,
ither of Mr. Parker back "with
the last of the week for a
it.
Frank Sherard of Calhoun Falls [
was in town today on business.
C. E. Williamson went up to
Greenville today on business.
Charles Webb of Greenwood was
in town Wednesday on business.
John A. Holland, of Greenwood, ,
was in the city today on business.
Hiram Lawson of Calhoun Falls
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was in town toaay on dusjiicsu.
W. W. Bradley and A. W. Jones ;
were up from Columbia Tuesday to ]
vote.
Miss Howard Hill has returned
from a camping trip near Hender
sonville, N. C.
Messrs J. D. Miller, Sr. and Eugene j
Miller of Rapley Shoals were in town <
yesterday on business. .
E. M. McCord and Angus Botts of
Smithville were visitors to the city 1
yesterday.
Miss Edna Carroll of Monroe N. 1
C. is spending the week with Miss 1
Mattie Eakin.
All of the out of town candidates
were in Abbeville Tuesday in (time
to get the late returns.
Miss Irene Bradley, Mrs. Tutt
and Miss Nona Tutt spent Saturday
in Greenwood shopping.
iMiss Lula Turner of Spartain- (
burg has arrived in the city for a?
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran spent
today with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc
Kee near Due West. .
Mrs. Robt. S. Link and children ^
returned today from a visit to rela- .
tives in Courtland, Ala.
G. O. Hall, of Calhoun Falls, was (
i among the out of town people here -
j to hear the election returns this <
j morning.
Miss Bessie Lee Cheathem went
to Greenwood yesterday to attend
the Presbyterian Sunday School ^
! Convention.
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Miss Sarah Harkness of Antre- ]
ville and Miss Marion Prince of 7
Sharon are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Lamar Gilliam.
Mrs. Black and Cooper and Swift
Black of Springfield are in the city
[for a visit of several days to Mrs. J.
T. and Mrs. Joe Evans.
Mrs. W. D. Addn and daughter
j Sarah Holcomb are here from
| Savannah for a stay with 'Mr .and .
Mrs. Mansfield Hollingswortn.
Miss Margaret Klugh is at home ;
after attending a house party at
Newport News and a delightful
trip to New York.
IMrs. George Flynn is reported
improving ait the County Hospital.
The baby, Georgia, ifs at the hospi
t?nfW Mwo TTlim-in
tai wxwi iui o. ix ijHtit.
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Mrs. T. M. Marchant and Tom and
Pete Marchant are in Abbeville <
from Greenville to spend until
Thursday with Dr. adn Mrs. P. B.
Speel. (
Miss Rosalee Anderson and Ed- j
ward Anderson of Greer are visiting j
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McNeill. They 2
brought Carolyn McNeill down for ,
a visit to her parents.
Thomas Maxwell, who has been j
working at Ware Shoals during the .
: summer, is at home suffering from ,
| an infected hand caused by a mos- ?
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jquito bite. |,
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Mrs. L. W. Mabry is visiting re- .
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latives in Greenville and Gaffney ]
for about two -weeks. She will spend ]
her time in Greenville with Dr. and ,
Mrs. Andrew Wardlaw and in Gaff
ney she will visit Mrs. Sadie ;
(Mazyck and Mrs. Livingston.
Misses Bessie Lee Cheathem, :
Carolina Chalmers, 'Mary Sweeten- ;
burg, Virginia Wilson, Mrs. W. F. \
Perrin and Maj. J. D. Pulp attend- 1
ed the meet'ng of the Young people 1
Convention of the, Presbyterian ]
church in Greenwood yesterday. 1
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THE BRIDGE CLU6.
The Bridge Club will meet with
Mrs. J. C. Hill Friday afternoon at
ENTERTAINING.
Miss Margaret Leslie is entertain
ing to morrow afternoon at her
home near town at a card party.
ENTERTAINING THE BOYS
The supper given last night to the
young men who made up the Abbe
ville base bal'l team was a success
in every way. One hundred and
seven men were seated at the table
and they were served by a bevy of
pretty young girls. \ dinner of
ch'cken boiled ham and the things
which go with it made up the meal.
Mavnr M?rs nrfpH as tnasf. mastpr
and called on "the team"
whom responded with clever speech
es. Everybody is resolved to sup
port the team to the limit next year
ind to capture the pennant.
U D. C. PLAY
The United Daughters of the Con
federacy are giving a shoW tonight
in the Opera House called the "Mak
er of Dreams." About seventy five of
the young people in town are taking
part in it and it promises to be a
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drawing cara.
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DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT. Fr
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There will be a dance given Fri-^j.
iay night Sept. 1st, at Rosenberg's1
Hall for the benefit of the Abbe-Jthi
ville High School Foot Ball Team. I
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[t is expected to be an event of f0
much interest to the young people,'pr
The Original Carolina Syncopators m{
will furnish the music and a good go
:rowd will attend. The dancing ex
will begin at 9 o'clock and last until pa
J. $2.00 admission will be charged. 'co.
BE VACCINATED.
The local board of health asks us
;o make the following announcement: I Lt
All school children who have not th
)een successfully vaccinated in the j "C
ast five years, will have to be vacci- J
lated before they can enter school. 22
GOING INTO INSURANCE.
St,
A. B. Morse who has been in!
charge of the soda fountain at.
Austin Pen-ins Drug store expects,
to go into the insurance business. \
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lie will De in adwvuic uulim auwu?^v.i
the first of November and will go ( sa
to Greenville then to take up his!ne
work there. Bill Hughes will have: nu
charge of the soda fountain when w<
Mr. Morse goes into the insurance!
business. I th
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MISS ETHERIDGE AT HOSPITAL'^
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Miss Idelia Etheridge, of Santuckjin:
is at the hospital today preparatory fo
to an operation which will be per- ow
formed tomorrow. i
MIirH MONFY IN RANK
"oca Cola Company Declares An-1
other Dividend j Sa
New York, Aug. 29.?The board
)f directors of the Coca Cola com
aany, meeting here today, declared pii
;he usual quarterly dividend of $1
jer share on the common stock, pay- >1U
ible October 1 to stockholders of -le
record 'September 15.
W. C. Bradley, chairman of the, ag
soard, said that during: the first six I Tj
nonths of 1922 the company earned ^ no
approximately $5.75 a share on com ( fa
non stock and on basis of returns th<
shown thus far in the third quarter
if the year, the results of the re
naming six months will be equally
gratifying. The company has no
bank loans of any kind, he said, and I
iias a cash balance on hand of some
what over $2,500,000.
75 Men Entombed in Burning Mine.
Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 29.?The
5UDerintendent of the Argonaut golds
mine where 75 men are trapped by dli
flames told the Sacramento Bee that by
the miners were imprisoned on levels po
too far below the Muldoon shaft to ba
be reached that way and the only.thi
hope of rescue was by putting out Ia1
the Argonaut fire. (to
HISTORY MAKING EPOCH.
Yesterday marked an epoch in tl:
tory of Abbeville. For the fin
le women participated in an elei
n. They voted one hundred pe
it, and did so like veterans. Th
ting took place in the Court Hous
thin the railing usually reserve
* the lawyers and officials whe
art is in session. Club number
^ a Irmrr foKlo rm left linn
e of the enclosure as you went ii
i at this table as Managers c
;ction were: Mrs. Mildred Browi
yard Swetenburg and Sanfor
>wie; across the enclosure an
posite was a table at which sj
i Managers of Club No. 2, Mi:
rrie Killingsworth, Frank Lesl:
d George Jones.
The voters presented thcmselve
their respective clubs, after beir
sntified by the club roll, two tic!
i were furnished, one state and or
anty. After these tickets wei
nri An4- twnro />Arr cai
trked out, the voter was sworn, ar
5Ti placed the vote in a tin rece;
:le for that purpose. And that wj
there was to it.
Everything went off in an order
inner, and the women of Abbevil
ted in an atmosphere of refinemei
d good manners; that was litt
Terent from a congregational mee
? in any of the churches. So K1
ry was made, and in the makii
emed natural and right.
L IS FOUND IN
, FRANKLIN COUN1
msiderable Excitement in Coun
Just Across the River.
Athens, Ga., Aug. 29.?Repoi
at oil has been discovered
anklin county were confirmed he
is morning when a sjubstance w
ought to Athens and burned on
eet before a large crowd of e
usiastic and excited spectators.
Leasing land in Franklin coun
r the purpose of well digging
ogressing at a rapid rate, an <
in from Tennessee having leas'
0 acres this morning. Considerab
citement is being exhibited in tt
rt of the state following the di
very.
GETTING THE NEWS.
Capt. W. C- Shaw was down fr-j
>wndesville Tuesday night gettii
e election news. He voted f
Jolie" and "Miss Mary."
2 LIVES ARE LOST
OFF CHILEAN COAS
earner Itata Sunk With All C
Board.?Wat Coastwise
Steamer.
Santiago, Chile, (Aug. 29.?tl
lilean steamship Itata, 2,200 to
nk today off the Chilean coa
All f V?q nacconorPi
(XI uuvjuuauv;. ixn u**w
imbering 150, and the crew of '
ire lost.
New York, Aug, 28.?The Ita1
e Chilean steamship which sai
f Coquinbo today was a coastwi
earner,usually -plying j betwe<
ilparaiso and Africa, according
formation obtainable here Agen
r Chilean 'lines said she w
rned by the Naccional de Vapor
lich does a coastal passenger ai
eierht trade.
ANCIENT CASTLE
ved by Change in Winds as Fore
Burns.
Romp, Aug, 26.?The freaulifi
le forest of Castel Fustel, twen
lies from Rome near Ost:a
rning. The forest contains a ca
i erected by Marchez Sacchettl
-> S:s^??rth century and fortiffo
ainst the pirates who infested tl
rrrhenian coasts. The estate
w owned by Prince Chigi, who
mily since 1838 has leased it
? royal household.
A large section of the forest h
en destroyed ibut the castle w
ved through a change* in the di
tion of the wind.
Now Selling Cotton
Sumter, Aug. 29.?The Southe:
itton Oil company ginned the fir
le of cotton this year at the pla
lursday. This was brought in 1
mes P. Meehan and graded mi
ng. It was purchased at 25 cen
the American Exports and Ir
rts company. Friday two oth
les of new cotton were sold <
e local market. The crop is vei
;e in coming in this year, owii
rains and cool weather.
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Rev. Lever is conducting a meet
ing at Gilgal church this week. Eve
rybody is pleased with his interest
ing sermons. Friends of Rev. and
Mrs. Cunningham are sorry to know
they are sick and have been unable
to attend the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wright left
this week for Johnston to make their
home. Their friends and neighbors
regret to see them go but wish them
success in their new home.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Had
don Aug. 21, 1922 a son, Reuben
Morrison.
Mr. M. B. Kay spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kay.
Friends are glad to know that Es
telle Culbreth is improving from an
attack of scarlet fever.
Ralph McGee has returned to his
home in Belton after a pleasant vis
it to relatives here.
Y
i r rea ana boo miiiugswurui uj
Columbia who have been visiting
their uncle, Mr. Bascomb Kay arc
in Antreville visiting their many rel
atives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Beasley an<
Miss Ruby Beasley of Darraugh
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were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M
D. Wright Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cooper has returned to he
home in Charleston after an ex
tended visit to her daughter, Mrs. T
S. Palmer.
Mrs. Richey of Donalds is' spend
ing sometime with her daughter, Mr
J. R. Haddon.
Several from this vicinity enjoy
ed the picnic at Mr. Arthur Erwin'
Friday.
Mr. Roy Kay has a position in th
This photograph taken in a
tory shows how the dreaded
subjecting the patient to an
X-Ray apparatus invented by
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head of a pin measuring one-:
The pin was engraved by Chs
Wash., who was employed by
printing. After Mr. Baker hai
and is now in an insane asyli
head of t,he pin magnified over
right shows-the actual size of I
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S WELL AGAIN
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j Da*. F. E. Harrison has r<
r from a receitt fall and was out mm
-' time for the voting Tuesday ami tm
' hear the returns that night. '
V/atch the Ubel on your papa*,
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Belton Mill. His friends wish
- much success in his new wort
s Wistar Richardson of GTeemRnS
came up and spent Sunday wilk JL
e D. Wright.
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fcAVED ON HEAP OF <PJN
i pieces of work ever accomplish^
iving of the Lord's prayer on the
sixteenth of an inch in diameter,
irles Howard Baker of Spokane^
the Bureau of Engrraving and
i completed his task he went bliritf
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