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illiss Mayme Wardlaw is visiting
foj a while in Chester.
Mark Tony made a business
trip to Donalds Thursday.
I Miss Althea Bolt leaves today- for
Laurens where she will visit over
Sunday with her home folks.
.Ray Oallman and B. V. GalLman
will go to Newberry and spend: Sunday
with their home people.
Mrs. A. F.. Tiddy and children, of
Monroe, N. C. visited his mother,
Mrs A. W. Clark this week.
Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Bill King
of Garnctt, are thei guests of Mrs.
Sol Bosenlbei^ this w?ek.
Mrs Charlie Shannon, of Monroe,
N. C. is spending the week-end
with Mrs R. N. Tiddy.
Mn. E. . L?u?der and Samuel
Lander, of Calhoun Falls were in
Abbeville on business Wednesday.
Wister Harmon and Metz Harmon,
of McConmct, ware in Abbeville
last night visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mns. H. C Cox took in
the State Fair at Columbia this
we?k.
I Miss Mary White, of Converse
College, is spending- the week-end at
hoime.
Mrs. Fanny Brownlee of Due
West was in town shopping Thursday.
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Mrs. A. B. Cochran of Antreville
was the guest of Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran
Thursday mglit.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. I McCain of Due
West, spent the day in the city
I this w?ek shopping.
Mrs. John H. Hafner and little
daugrhter Ellen, of Biringham Alabama,
are visitng Mrs. T. C. Hafner
Miss Thelma Vernon, of Greenwood,
is expected In the city to
visit Miss Grace link over the week
end. ^
Miss Leona Smith of Statesville,
N. C., spent Tuesday in Abbeville
with her sisters at the Memorial Hospital.
G. C. Young and J. B Temple,
two of the best farmers in the Level
Land section were in Abbeville today.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson, and
Jatifrhter' Miss Margaret Dawson,
eere visitors in town from Duo
Vest Wednesday.
Ernest Douglas, son of Mr. and
frrs. George Douglas has be<en
juite sick at their home on South
(Jain street for several days.
Mrs T. W. Bouchier. of Atlanta,
Ind Mrs. A. S. Townsend of Bcnleittsville
are the charming jruests
If Mr and Mrs C. P. Townsend on
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I Mrs. Roy Gilliland, and two sons
ve returned from a trip to Atlan,
where Mrs. Gilliland wont to
nsult Dr. Fischer, and to take the
o boys to goe a baby specialist.
Dr. and Mrs. James Plaxco, of
le West were hcore for a short
lile Thursday. They brought Mrs.
ila Todd who took the Seaboard
r Red Springs Teain, where she
II visit for some time.
|3ill Hughes, iMaxcy Johnson,
yle Hendricks, Marshall Leach
J Jim Bradley took in the Caroa-Clemson
game ' at Columbia.
I came back hoarse from yelling
Ciemson.
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Mrs, Cox Has Operation.
Mrs. Ludie Cox will have a minor
operation at the Memorial Hospital
this afternoon.
Had Dengue Fever.
Mrs. Fanny Milford of South Main
street, has recovered from an attack
of dengue fever. She thinks
dengue fever a mean thing to have.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter ? Arnold of J
Elberton, Ga., announce the birth of
ja daughter, Thursday, October 26,
11922.
FRANCES KLUGH BETTER
Frances, young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Whit Klugh, is better and
able to take a ride Thursday after
being quite sick for the past week
with pneumonia. Mrs. Jennie Purdy
of Fort Pickens stayed with Mrs.
Klugh during the illness of the baby.
Elizabeth Blessing Has Party.
Little Elizabeth Blessing is hav-j
ing a party this afternoon at her|
home. on North Main street, Eliza- j
beth is five years old today and the
party is celebrating this event. $ne,
invited about twenty of her little!
friends in and games were played,
and a general all-round good time
was enjoyed. The home was decorated
in yellow and white, and re?- j
fresemetnts of ice cream and cake
and candy were served.
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BACKED UP BY BUMBLE-BEE. |
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j A young son 01 an A4?uevine mm-i
jily had broken some of the home
rules of the game, and his two older
brothers were sent to bring him to
the bar of justice, which happened
to be a good sized paddle.
The youngster was making good
time down the middle of the road,,
with the two older boys in hot pur- '
'suit, when along with the air came
9 bumble-bee and circulated in the
puffed out region of the offender's ,
blouse. j
Instantly the line of action chang-jed.
With a yell of terror the pur[sued
turned again home, urged to
I greater action by the inside inforjmation
he carried in his jacket.
And the older boys mistaking that
j yell of terror, for one of rage and ]
attack, also took the turn with a
beautiful curve and due speed. Then
the race was to the swift It is even
hinted the whole court of inquiry
was routed and . carried away the bar
J ML JUOW1VC ao a uitaouic vx
in her flight. :
So, all of you boys who are set
upon at home, may take heart from
this story, and gather courage from ,
the fact that being aggressive pays,
and even a worm of a boy may accomplish
much if backed up by a
bumble-bee.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The county nignway L,ommissioners
of Abbeville County will receive
sealed bids, at the Office of the
I County Supervisor, until 12 M., on
! Wednesday, November 15, 1922, for
jthe construction of 7.50 (Seven and
: Fifty One hundredths) miles of Top
I Soil Road from Lowndesville to
j Cherokee Ferry known as the Cherjokee
Road, as per the survey of the
i County Engineer.
The work will consist of the nec- J
jessary clearing and grubbing, excavation,
culverts, headwalls, top soil
surfacing, and such other work as
may be necessary to complete the j
road according to plans and specifi- j
cations. Detail information will be j
furnished by H. B. Humbert, County
Engineer, Abbeville, S. C.
Bids shall be on the prescribed
jform, and accompanied by a certified
check, or Corporate Surety Bid ,
Bond, in the sum of Five Hundred j
j Dollars, ($500.00), payable to J. S. j
I Stark, Chairman, as guarantee that i
the bidder will, if awarded the contract,
within ten days after noticc ]
thereof, enter into a written contract,
and give satisfactory bond in
1-2, (one-half) the amount of the
contract price, said bond to be furbished
through an agency resident in
! Abbeville County.
Bidders must satisfy the Commission
of their experience and ability
to perform the work. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids.
Done at Abbeville, S. C., by order j
of the Commission, this 3rd day of
| October 1922. '
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! L. W. KELLgR, Secretary.
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BOOK CLUB MEETING
The Book Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. C. Ellis at
4 o'clock at the regular meeting withj1
about thirty members present. Mrs. j1
Bob Hodges, of Hodges, was the j ^
truest of honor.
The Book Club expedts to invite
Dr. White of Anderson College to.
Abbeville soon to make a parlor lec-! !
ture, and this event is being looked ]
forward to with interest by the mem- j
bers.
Nice refreshments of salad and
coffee were served by the hostess. .
PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY.
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Mrs. Joe A. Wilson of Greenville.
street gave a very charming bridge,
party Wednesday afternoon to Miss
Lillian Richey and her sister, Mrs.
Dan McLean, of Atlanta, Ga.
The house was attractive in yellow
chrysanthemums. After the
games the honorees were presented
with souvenir gifts of beads, Miss
Richey receiving a jade string and
Mrs. McLean a string of amber
beads.
Mrs. Wilson served a salad course
and fruit cake and coffee.
MRS. GAMBRELL ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. C. C. Gambrell entertained atj
a Rook party Thursday afternoon in |
Vinnrtf nf Miav: T.illinn Ahrtllt.!
sixteen guests' were invited and en-,
joyed the hospitality of the Gambrell!
home. The lower floor of the Colo-1
nial home was thrown together, and j
yellow dahlias and white cosmos
graced the rooms.
-'"Miss Richey, the bride-to-be, was:
presented with an exquisite vase,
holding a large bundh of yellow chrysanthemums.
Delightful refreshments of fruit
salad served in orange cups, chicken
sandwiches and tea were served.
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A CARD PARTY.
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Miss May Robertson entertained
a few friends at cards Thursday
night. There were three . tables of ^
players and the guests were made up
of married ladies who enjoyed the (
games and the unusual pleasure of:
getting away from home at night.I
Salads, baked applo? and pickles
were served at ten o'clock and on
the cut for the prizes Miss Nettie:
Russell and Mrs. Raycroft were each
preseiite?d with a bouquet of yellow
Cosmos. Miss Robertson being the
only person in town to grow the
yellow variety. i
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MRS. BRISTOW TO ENTERTAIN |
Mrs. Otto Bristow will entertain
in honor of "her guests Mrs. B. 0.
Bristow, of Darlington, and , Mrs. D.
T. McKeitham, Jr., also of Darlington,
and for Mrs T. W. Blouchicr,
of Atlanta and Mrs A. S. Townsend
of Bennettsville who are guests of
Mr and Mrs C. P. Townsend.
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PRETTY MORNING PARTY.
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One of the beautiful entertainments
of the week for Miss Lillian 1
Riehey was the Bridge party given
this morning by her sister, Mrs. I
Charles M. McKenzie on East Pickens
street. The McKenzie bungalow
was unusually attractive in decora-''
tions of pink chrysanthemums and j'
tali cut glass vases of pink roses, in';
addition to this garlands of pink',
hearts were strung over the entranc-1
es, and adorned the chandelier. The
bride's place chair was designated
by pink maline bows tied on each:
side and extending to the mantle and
forming streamers which fastened to
a little blonde Kewpie doll dressed [
us a bride, with orange wreath and a!
demure expression. The place cards!
were bridal slippers, and attached to
each was a small bottle of French
perfume.
Five tables were arranged for the
players, and after an hour spent
playing cards, a luncheon was served
by Mrs. J. R. Nickles, Mrs. W. F.
Perrin and Mrs. McKenzie consisting
of creamed chicken, in timbales,
pineapple salad, beaten biscuit, potato
chips, pickle and hot coffee.
Mrs. McKenzie presented1 Miss
Jlichey with a gift of hand-made
doilies.
JOSEPHINE PHILSON'S PARTY.
Josephine Philson celebrated her
seventh birthday Wednesday. There
were two dozen little friends invited
in to help with the party. A color
scheme of pink was very effective in
the decorations. The regular games
were nlaved. and then evervbody
went into a lovely birthday party,
with a table all fixed in pink, with
candlesticks and pink shades, and a
birthday cake in the middle with
seven candles.
The guests were served individual
blocks of cake with pink icing, and
plates of^ce cream.
Each guest was given a souvenir
bag of candy. The childish hearts
were glad, and Josephine feels very
grown-up at seven.
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FIRST OF SERIES. ? '
Miss Maggie Latimer gave the
Ali 91 UJL ex OCX ICO VI j/cu bico Aiiuiouojr
afternoon at 4 o'clock. It was a
bridge party and the rooms were a
bower of pink chrysanthemums in
jardinieres and in tall vases. Pink
tapers cast a soft glow over the
scene. Miss Latimer wore an effective
costume of black crepe and lace
with pink corsage. Twenty' guests
were present, of whom three were
out of town folk: Mrs, Hanford Henderson,
of London, England; Mrs. D
T. McKeithan, Jr., of Darlington,
and Mrs. Dan McLean of .Atlanta,
Ga. Delicious refreshments of chicken
salad, molded fruit salad, olives,
beaten biscuit and crackers and
coffee were served.
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ROOK CLUB MET THURSDAY
Mrs. Frank B. Jones was hostess
for the Rook Club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Magazine street
at one of the most pleasant meetings
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present, this being the regular membership
number. The Rook Club is
composed of a congenial set and ^
their parties are delightful. ^
Mrs. Jones was assisted in receiv- ^
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home was bright with fall fbw'evs of P
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lettuce, fruit salad and coffee' were c
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