Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2Local JRewe I : personals : * % =X| John Reid spent Sunday in the .c3 X_ ;+U .ViJp rvnrmlo | h ?OUIM<ry VV lull luao 'i v*ii v . -Mrs. Robert Wilson of Santuc was in tows Saturday shopping. *' ' ^ si Miss Gladys Wham is visiting Mrs. H. A. McEloy in Columbia this week. f; \\ Mrs. Floyd Graves and Miss ^ ! Xiouise Edwards spent the weekend . in Atlanta. Mrs. W. W. McNeill and Willam -j Shelton MxiNeill were in the city ^ today shopping. T A Miss Fay Smith is spending this week in Donalds with her nunt Mrs. J. P. Smith. t (Miss Martha Mcliwain of Central e was the guest for a few days of ^ her sister Mrs. Tom PiHy. g Mr. and Mi's, L. M, Brown of Mc-j Cormick, spent the week end withjP Mrs. W. L. Power Miss Janie Milford leaves tomorrow for Rock Hill where she will' attemd Winthrop-this year. j ^ I Edwin Parker and Miss Malvina'^ I QJ Parker, of Troy, were visitors in Abbeville Saturday. J. H. Ramey, of Ware Shoals,'^ spent the week-end with ihis mother'^ Mrs. L. B. Ramey. Mrs. R. E. Cox is spendisg this |S1 ! ?< week is Athens Ga. with her friesd j Mrs. Van Noy Wier. Ruby McCord, of Santucj3 was m Abbeville over the week endi with her frie?nd Miss Helen Cromer. C Miss Allie Belle McCombs is at-j tending: the Abbeville School this: year. She is staying with Mrs. S. A.|o Fant. | E Miss Musella Weeks left today jj. for Coker College at Hartsville I Vhere she will be a Sophmore thisjj, je Mrs. Lou Mcllwain has returnedip to her home in Hodges after a visit | to the family of her brother, S. A. | Graves. |t( Miss Alpha Graves has returned | home after a two weeks visit to I . si relatives and friends in Rockmart i , iS] and Atlanta. ! Si I . jc; Frank Roche has accepted a posi-j tion as flagman on the Seaboard! Air Line and reported for duty this morning. j. ' u Mrs. R. H. Greene was dismissed o from the Abbeville Hospital Sun-lav! fl"'' v.--tnmp(i to her home in the | I city. ' o j Miss Willie McLane is jroinjr to:" # ! Carolina this year, she will mako ^ her home with her sister, Mrs. Todd 1 while there. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Clark of! I " Greenwood were in Abbeville Sun- ? day to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. T. j Q Eakin. Miss Carry Hawthorne will at-1 j I tend Winthrop College tms year,;() and reported at that institution to-'a day to take up her studies. Mr. and Mrs. H. T Corneley, of Jacksonville, Fla. hav? returned to Abbeville and will make their home for the present at the home of Mr. J. M. Gambrell on South Main 0 street. > Mrs. R. E. Mcllwain of Lancas- j] er, after spending several days n vitfo her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Feris, left Saturday morning for w Lbbe-ville, to visit Mrs. T. C. Hafner.?Great iFall News Chester intern. 2 Miss Willie Riley of Sharon was j n the city today shopping. . ' Mrs. Tutt has been sick for sever-' il days at her home on Wardlaw, st.1 Mr. and Mrs. W. A Lee returned J Saturday from Atlantic City where hey visited relatives Miss Ruby Mann left this mornig for Columbia, to resume her tudies at Columbia College. W. B. Klugh of Rock Hill was in j ibbeville for the week-end with, is mother Mrs. Carrie B. Klugh Mrs. E. M. Clinkscales has reamed from Richmond, Va., where he has been on a visit to her daugh;r, Mrs. T. B. Weatherly. Mr. and Mrs. L. B itamey and amily and Mrs. J. E. Gray and son 'ere the guests Sunday of Mr and Irs. Norman Caso<n at their home 3 the country. Raymond Weeks goes to Georgia 'ech again this year. Gilbert Naors will also attend this College, hey will leave on Wednesday for .tlanta. Miss Elizabeth 0. Clinkscales, R. I, has recently qualified for enrance into the junior class Teachrs' College, Columbia University, 1. Y., for a bachelor of science deree. Miss Clinkscales is one of louth Carolina's graduates and Red !ross nurses and qualified on her rofessional merits. DEATH OF MRS. J. C. SMITH Dr. and Mrs. J, R. Nickles and Mis? .illian Nelson were called to Water>0 yesterday on account of the eath of their cousin, Mrs. J. C. mith, who died Sunday morning, lept.?17, 1922 at 9:30, after a long lness. Mrs. Smith was the wife of . C. Smith, known by his friends as 'Cap. Smith," President of the tank of Waterloo and a large plantr of that section. Mrs. Smith is nrvived by her husband and two Dns, J. C., Jr., and Robert Smith, oth of Waterloo. Funeral services will be held this 1 fternoon at Waterloo. ] OIvlMANOER BOOTH OF S. A. REMOVED New York, Sept. 16.?Expressions f regret at removal of Commander Ivangeline Booth as head of the alvation Army in America at a date et to be fixed, today were univeral. Miss Booth received notice of er impending removal through a auivgiaiii lit caca^c xiuui nci yivuir, General Bramwell Booth, sureme head of the organization, with headquarters in London. "I shall obey the order," she said jday. "I have cabled my brother for urther information." The only previous intimation that tie was to be recalled from the po-i ition was two years ago, Miss Booth lid, when her brother told her "you nnnot expect to remain at the head f the organization all the rest of our life." "I have always felt that America laimed my best,' she added, '"'and ngrudgingly I guve_my best. The ne and only regret is that I had not j better best to give. i, She has been commander of the! rganization in America for eighteen: ears. j ONG CANE CEMETERY SOCIETY TO MEET i The Long Cane cemetery society! ill meet at the home of Mrs. M. H. Wilson, Tuesday, Sept. 19th at 4. 'clock. A full attendance is urged j s new officers are to be elected at lis time and something must be one about collecting dues to meet ur 1922 obligations, as well as for nother year. Mrs. W. D. Wilson, President. Mrs. J L. Evans, Sec. & Treas CALL CONVOCATION ________ I i There will be a Call Convocation f Hesperian Chapter No. 17 R. A. I. Wednesday night, Sept. 20th at P. M. Grand High Priest, 0. Frank [art, will be present, and after the leeting, a supper will be served. It is hoped that all companions ho possibly can, will attend. F. E. Harrison, H. P. H. S. Howie, Secretary, bcoi. ' ^Q^^J5JclJErcl,ElEJ2JES.r5J2I(3SlEJS!5JS/SH5JSJH k I qOCIETV I RECEPTION FOR REV. AND MRS. i| JOHN A. McMURRAY. i* The congregation oi' the Presby- ;|j; terian church gave a reception Friday evening at the home of Mr. and:;<: T. G. White os Greenville street to[:i; Rev. and Mrs. John A. McMurry, who have recently moved to Abbe-,;;; ville from Fayetleville, North Caro-]<|j lina. Mr. McMurray has accepted the.o pastorate of the Presbyterian church at Abbeville and the recep-';i; tion was in the way of a welcoming | j;;, to Rev. and Mrs. McMurry and their young daughter Miss Beauford. In the receiving line with Mr. and !j; Mrs White were Mr. and Mrs J. Calvert Thomson, Mr. and Mrs, D. H.;|; Hill Maj. and Mrs. J. D Fulp and Joel S. Morse. They introduced Rev.'<ij and Mrs. McMurray to the congre- : gation as they called. |!j: The White's home was beautiful JI > in decorations of marigolds and yel-1111 low candles. The front Veranda lighted with Japanese lanterns and ;j the young ladies of the congrega-.;j tion served punch during the even- <S ing. !j In the dining room where .the jj guests were invited after meeting j! the new minister and his wife block ') ' * ' ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. C. A. Milford, Mrs Joe Hughes i Mrs. J. A Smith, Jr and Mrs. D H Hill. |;| It was a large reception and a ;i very cordial welcome was extended \\ to Rev. McMurray and his family. ;; iiy. i| Dr. R. C. Grier, of Due West, Mrj and Mrs. A. M. Erwin and Mr and i Mrs. Langdon Erwin, of AntrevilleJ and Miss Elizabeth Sharp were present from a distance. a SILVER TEA. I The Ladies Society of the Associ- t< ate Reformed Presbyterian church will have a silver tea at the home of I ^ Mrs. W. P. Greene Wednesday afternoon from 5 to G:30 o'clock. The ^ program will be musical with several recitations by home talent. Young = ladies from Lander College, Green- |. wood, and from the town of Due 3 West will assist in making the en- |j tertai. ent a success. fi PEANUT BOILING. Jj Miss Grace Shands gave a Peanuut Jj Boiling at her home near town Fri- ? day night to which she invited about S twenty-five of her friends. The pea- G nuts were boiled in a large old fash- K ioned pot in the yard. Stories were ? told campfire style, games played jj and a good time enjoyed by those jj present. jj V SEVEN YEARS OLD. " s Caroline McAllister celebrated her |i seventh birthday Saturday and in ? the afternoon invited the little girls 5 who were in her grade at school last 3 year to a pai'ty. There were twenty- a two invited and they played games 2 ?.tu1 enjoyed ice cream and cake at 3 the close of the party. ?] L cc SEED j y For Your Garden: IB Turnips, jij Beets, |5 Rape, i Mustard . I n Onion Sets, jj T.?vH-np?k r XJVUfViVV/t I I, For Your Farm: |l Crimson Clover, ? Vetch, B Rye. I Barley, ? Oats, jj Amos B. I Morse Company | ^vvr^NAsy'vs^Avs^r^AV>/V>^^>A^VNA>AVVN/^^>/s/sAVsAs^/sr^ VN We are ready i most Sensible COATS, Our goods are . are the most re, LOTS OF HERE MILLIN This is our L a Hat you w Come in e< MISS LOWN TO MARRY The State of Sunday carries the nnouncement hy Mr. and Mrs. A. rj i. Lown of the engagement of a heir sister Miss Susie Edith Lown s] 0 Benjamin Franklin Kaiser. The w tedding to be in October. Miss cl .own having taught here for two ^ ears, and she has many friends in .bbeville. jjaamiMiziaraarciartf | 1 U.JJ. | nauuu R H h fi fi R R | R Are now re | Fall and ' fl Millinery R I J jj s | i In fact almo; | | for the Earl \ found in 01; R B " R H R I Hadtk ieEiiiaraniraz^ /vith the Seasons Styles in SUITS and DI all up-to-date anc asonable that yoi; NEW THINGS ALF AND MORE COMIf ERY....7 .eader, and when ill know that it is xrly and let us Rt S. S. COI VN/S/V/sWN/>/S/S/S/>VS^S/S/N/>/>/N/S</S/S/S/S<N/V/-V/S/S/S/S/S<S/N/N/S/-S/S -yysf DRIVES HOME WITH EASE. Mrs. T. M. Marchant and sons, j & om and Pete, and Mrs. George Harmon returned to Greenville Sunday fternoon through the country after .lending several days in Abbeville ith Dr. and Mrs. Speed. Mrs. Mar- 1 lant drives down from Greenville ow without trouble since we have ich fine highways. Watch the label on your paper ? m-Wilso iceiving and oper IV/' . 0. 1 F"1 Winter dtocK n, eady-to-Wear ga: st any article a La y Fall or White: 1 r Stock. 11 7"*! >n~ w use VOSSSSSSSSSSrSt __. -- - - - '% _j. -ETINGSI ;; ->p i l * m \ I i|s Latest and H :f| : 1 I }I700170 XShdOLsO. | 1 the prices. \\ i will find. | j|| tEADY 1 J ; IG. . $s| i i J| \m we sell you } : *1 just right. -! !? you up. j m :hran ^Sr? ? r-i *^ EYES CAREFULLY EXAMINES '4 and GLASSES Accurately FitteJ. IR. L. T. HILL, Abbevllta. | BBgBHfflHBBggg !; ;| n Co. |! i ij I 5 \I ling their jj J mbracing [ i rments? ? ~ dy wants & r will be |j ' jjjjj I HiCo. I SKfiBHHaiSaiS^ ?