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Mabry Cheatham was a business jtur
visitor to Columbia Thursday. to
Mrs. E. B. Gary is in Charleston this j
week visiting Mrs. Marie Gary Eason. Q?
Arch McCord, of Greenville, is in ^
Abbeville visiting Mrs, McCord. C^1
Mrs. John White and children I
Charles and Sarah Ellen, returned De
from Black Mountain Thursday. i
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lee are spend- Re;
! ing several days in the mountains of Mi
orth Carolina. Ro
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"Ir. E. J. Adair is in New York Spi
this week buying goods for his De- 11
partment stores.
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v Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hemphill, and Re
J. C. Ill, spent Thursday in Abbe- i
ville. . J Of
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F. E. Ellis and son P. C. Ellis, of j Bil
Level Lard were in town selling 1 :l
.iome fine apples today.
I Miss Ruby Mabry, of Augusta, is Pr
in the city spending a few days with Y.
Miss Julia McAllister. Rc
Mr. Tfcotnas C. Perrin, of Bishopville,
S. C. is in Abbeville visiting Ge
the family of his brother,Capt. J. L.
Ferrin. , Pa
Misses Wright, Williams and Thomas
three of the new school teachers are
stopping with Mrs. Tutt on Ward
law street.
Miss Louise English, of Unon and <
Miss Eva Raborn and Jaunita Cooper,
of Greenwood, are guests this Dj<
week f M Mary Mundy.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cheatham and Re
B. F. Jr., spent Thursday in Colum- gil
bia the guest of Mrs. Ames Haitiwan
ger.
Miss Comer Phillips leaves Sunday
for her home in Augusta. Miss Phil
^erit the summer in Abbeville
with her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Harris.
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Mrs. Geo. C. Gambrell has return- ^
pd from Cusseta Alabama where ^
she went to attend the funeral of dis
her mother, Mrs. Meadors. ^
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Copeland and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phinney were visiten
i,is in Abbevilljei Sunday.?Clinton ^
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Little Miss Saidee Chandler has re- ^
turned from a visit with her grandcei
mother in Abbeville. ? Clinton
Chronicle. ^
James Clark has gone to Logan- '
f hi
ville, Ga., where he will spend a while i."
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th his sister, Mrs. H. M. Dellin- ,
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Mr. and Mrs Joe Maxwell, uf Au
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gusta, are in the city spending several
days with Mrs. Agnes Pennal
pr
on Washington street.
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Mrs. H. B. Eakin has been called
to Ware Shoals on account of the j,
serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
?3 Tom Calvert.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peek and childij
ren, of Atlanta, have returned to
II their home after spending severa'. CI
9 days in Abbeville with Mr. and Mrs. FI
ffl J. E. Schroeder. FE
Miss Ada Sanders, of Grc/nvillc
ce of W. T. Sanders of Abbeville,
; gone to Cleveland where she will
married to Mr. Shelton, formerly
Greenville, but now engaged in
jiness in Cleveland.
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Rev. P. A. Pressly and three of his j
ldren were visitors in Due West
t week. Mr. Pressly was 'on his
y to Statesville, N. C. He offi
ted in the Pressly Hamilton wedg
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Or. and Mrs. J. R. Bell, Miss Lola.ti
II, Misses Louise and Gertrude Bell | cl
ster William Bell motored up to:G
i Clarken last week and returned; tli
; week. They very greatly enjoyed to
mselves. si
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>lrs. Sydney Eason and children! m
*ene Gary and Caroline have gone ft
Charleston to vsit Mrs. Marie
ion before going to Wilmington,
aware, where they will make
ir future home.
rs. Mart. Cheatham came up from
umbia yesterday and will visit
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
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A. Cheatham. Miss Sarah Cowan,
o [has! beefn in 'Goflumbia on a pi
t to Dr. and Mrs. Cheatham re ^
ned with Mrs. Cheatham in time
enter school here.
Program of Missionary Institute
the Presbyterian church to be
d in Abbeville county at Lebanon
irch, Tuesday Sept 12, 1922. L
Morning Session 10 o'clock |f(
Bong Service. ja.
motional exercise, Rev. G. M. Tel-'j^
:ord.
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jetings, Mrs. W. B. Wilson. ^
sponse, Mrs. Chas. Gilbert.
nutes of 1921. I
11 call of churches.
port of Auxiliaries.
ecial music.
:00 o'clock, Address, Dr. Robt.
Coit, of Korea.
ipointment of committees.
port from Montreat, Mrs. J. Allen i
Smith. Jr.
Fering.
inouncements.
ale Hour, Mrs. Clarence Pennel.
30 Lunch.
Afternoon Session
30 o'clock, Music.
ayer by circle.
P. conference (3minutes each.)
?ports from Clinton, Mrs. R. M. \
Stevenson, Miss Virginia Wilson,
Mr. Howard Wilson.
neral conference, Miss Maud Pettigrew.
geant, Bethia church.
nferences (10 minutes each)
lsti. iSchoofcs and Colleges, Mrs?
A. B. Bosler.
2nd. Thornwell Orphanage, Mrs.
L. Ross Lynn.
3rd. Training School, Miss Lucy
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stribution of Literature, Mrs. T.
M. Miller.
scellaneous Business. ja
ports of Committees.
ale Hour, Rev. H. C. Fennel. |Q
Miss Maggie Evans sec and Treas. (JJ
Mrs. T. M. Cochran, Leader. p
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notice j
School Election
Whereas a petition has been |
jposed signed by resident electors j
d resident free holders and approv j
vy v/uuiilj uuaiu ui j^uulciliuii.
1 election is hereby called in school
itrict No. 2 for the purpose of
ting special tax of four (4) mills.
all of the taxable property in
? said district to be used for gen
il school purposes in the said disci.
) In this /election only such
ctors as return real or persona!
aperty for taxation and who ex>its
tax receipts, and registration
tificates as reqquired in general
ction shall be allowed to vote.
the said election the Board of
ustees shall act as Managers and
2 election shall be conducted as
provided by law, those favoring
i loi'ir c* o 11 rtocjf o V\ol1n+ nrtn.
? nwiu it v j owe41* vaow a uuiiui> vun
ning the word "Yes" printed or
itten there on and each elector
posed to the said levy shall cast
ballot containing the word "No"
inted or written there on. This
;ction will be held at the school
use on September 19, 1922.
By order of County Board of
lucation.
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JRES MALARIA, CHILLS ANd|c
:VER, DENGUE OR BILIOUS (f
VER. IT KILLS THE GERMS. 'C
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RECEPTION FRIDAY EVENING
There will be a reception given
y the congregation of the Abbe- *
ille Presbyterian church Friday even
ig. September 15, from 8 to 10 *'
'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. *
G. White, in honor of Rev. and]*
is. John A. McMurray.
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PAGEANT SATURDAY NIGHT 's
The young people of the Chris- c
an Endeavor of Upper Long Cane
lurch, are to give a pageant "The S
ift of Self" Saturday night atj
ic church. The public is invited i
i attend. There will be no admis-|F
on charge, but a free offering will1 ;
taken up during the entertain-;
ent for the benefit of the piano o
ind. 1
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U. D. C. WILL MEET /
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The Abbeville Chapter U. D. C. ^
ill meet with Mrs. W. E. Leslie on a
uesday, September 12the promptly D
; 4 o'clock p. m. Roll call answer1
with names of South Carolina's *
rose writers.
Important business to come before
le chapter and a full attendance is v
squested.
MRS. MAGILL ENTERTAINS \
Mrs. W. T. MaGill entertained the 4
adies' Society of the Associate Re- 1
)rm Presbyterian church yesterday
fternoon at her home near the city. 1
; was a very pleasant meeting and
fter the business delicious refreshents
were served. Plans were made !*
> give a musical in the near future.
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TARTS INVESTIGATION INTO1!
THE CAUSES OF CANCER \
Dr. J. W. Scherechewskv, Assist-!!
lit Surgeon General of the Public J
[ealth Service, will establish headuarters
in Boston, Mass., where it J
; planned to seek the cooperation of |j
jading medical men and utilize fa- ^I
ilities there for collecting data, j I
ancer is responsioie ior one in eve- |
y eight deaths after the age of 45. I
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IRISH FREE STATE ARMY j!
LEADER !
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lichael Collins, most potent factor jj
i the rise to freedom of the Irish J
roe State, in the uniform of the j
' ommander-in-Chief of the National j
orces. Snice Arthur Griffiths death, j
lollins is the most important figrure j
GOSSETT-CASON
W. T. Cason and Mrs. Gossett, of
Greenville, were married at the home
>f the bride in Greenville September
>, 1922. Only a few intimate
'riends were invited to be present,
mmediately after the ceremony Mr
ind Mrs. Cason came to Abbeville
vhere an elaborate supper was given
it the home of the groom. Mr.
tnd Mrs. Cason have tlje good wishes
many friends in Abbeville and
iver the county.
iOUTH CAROLINA STATE HIGH
WAY DEPARTMENT
\ A. Project No. 181- Abbeville Co.
_ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received until 12:00
'clock noon, Thursday, September
4, 1922, at the office of the Abbeille
County Highway Commission ^
i Vv^flVillo 5 P. ^ay* fVt n r?r\Tt cfvnnfinn
f 8.771 miles of the Abbeville Mc- 6
g
'ormick Road between Abbeville
nd McCormick County Line in Ab- .
eville County.
The work to be done consists of
he following approximate quanti
i6S: . . v
Necessary clearing and grubbing ^
vithin R. 0. W| ^
16,243.00 Cu Yds. Common Exca#
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vation. ^
.,050.00 Cu. Yds. Rock Excavation.
!7,465.00 Cu. Yds. Top soil surfac- *
ing.
10.00 Lin. Ft. Cordr. Metal Pipe.
.,940.00 Lin. Ft. Reinforced Con
crete Pipe.
L15.46 Cu. Yds. Class "B" Concrete.
Proposals must be accompanied by ^
i certified check or corporate surety
>ond made in South Carolina for
Six Hundred Dollors ($600.00) pay- ^
ible to the Chairman of the South
Carolina State Highway Commission.
Plans and specifications are on .
ile at the office of H. B. Humbert,
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bounty Engineer, Abbeville, S. C. and J j
it the officer, of the State Highway j (
Engineer, Columbia, S C., Proposal j
orms can be obtained only at the later
address. Plans may be secured {
ipon request to the State Highway ^
Engineer accompanied by a check for
^ive Dollars ($5.00) and no refunds ,
":11 be made for plans returned.
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MISS FRANCES HILL'S PARTY
Miss Frances Hill entertained five
ables of rook at her home Thursday
vening at 4:30 o'clock. During the
ame, refreshing glasses of punch
tere passed around. Cards were en
oyed until about 6o'clock when deightful
refreshments of ice crean
nd cake were served.
After the refreshments the guest!
t'ere very much entertained bj
he playing of William Henry Hill
vho rendered Humoresque, America
nd an Old Fashioned Garden ii
ine style. William is about sevei
'ears old and plays by ear.
MASTER'S SALE
rhe State of South Carolina,
.. COUNTY OF GREENWWOD .
Court of Common Pleas.
?. H. FETZER individually and a
trustee, etc., Plaintifl
against
}. E. DEVLIN and Ashpoo Ferti
lizer Works, Defendant!
Pursuant to a decree of the cour
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n the above-stated cause, I will
;ell at public outcry to the highes
)idder, at Abbeville Court House, fi
J., in front of the Court House dooi
luring the legal hours for such sale:
>n sales-day' in October 1922, beini
.he second day of said month, th
'ollovving described premises to wit
All that tract or plantation o
ind in Countv of Abbeville, stat
Want
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uit of Styleplus
agree for a Su
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above-named, containing1 one IriArf
and eighty three (183) acres MBear
is, bounded by lands of Kawtett
Cox estate, lands of J. A- FeS safe
Tohn Evans.
Also all that other tract ?t
jtion of land, being partly wsSh*
Abbeville County and partly h/MBf
Greenwood County, containing: ov
hundred and thirty-six (136) seas*,
more or loss, and bounded by Smfr
of W. E. Henderson, by otheTJroifccfr
0. E. Devlin and by public laak .Keviing
from Abbeville to Verdeiy an*
being known as a part of fbr Jimr
tract.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
Purchaser to pay for stamps snfc
papers. If terms of sale ant xato
complied with said premises mM&tr
: resold on same or some snbseQMBft.v
salesday, at risk of former jnurcipK
C]. C. Ppn+hftrK+nnp..
Judge of County Craft
j Greenwood County, SL ffi
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1 school vou'll need.
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