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Mr. Joe Haddon of Donalds was in
town today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ellis of Due
West are visitors in the ctiy today.
' L. C. Bates, of Hamlet, N C was
in AbbevilleTfor the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clark Link of Leb-j
anon were in town Saturday.
Mrs F. E. Harrison went to Ander
son Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Marie Gordon of Santuc was
in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Norris, of Mt
Carmel were in Abbeville today.
"Mr. and Mrs. Gossett of Greenville
visited Mr and Mrs W. C. Cason
this week.
James McIIwain of Central, was
in town hobnobbing with th& Sheriff ,
, Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs J. R. Nickles motor-i
* ed to Waterloo yesterday ijo see ^
Mrs W. H. Wharton.
Dock Kennedy and his sftn Clyde ^
Kennedy of Due West were businsss <
visitors in the city today.
T. J. Raycroft, of Hamlet came
hom i for a visit to his family here c
over Sunday. s
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Miss Minnie Jackson came over
from Greenwood where she is a student
at Lander College and spent ?
;che week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. d
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Mr and Mrs Lenard Melhvain and
Miss Lina Mcllwain of Central,
were shopping in the city Saturday.
Prue Bell and Ray Gallman went]
to Newberry iFVifiav and visitpd I
until Monday with friends there.
Miss Mattie Eakin enjoyed a Sun
day visit to -Greenwood with Miss
Helen Ealcen.
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B. P. Green* made a tpp to Elb<&
ly>n Sunda^ to see his daughter Mrs
C. W. Chandler.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Dugan attend
j cd the funeral of Mr. Dugan's Uncle
in Honea Path Sunday.
Miss Frances Hage<n of the Santuc
section was shopping in Abbeville
Saturday.
Mrs L. B. Ramey of Bethel visited
her daughter, Mrs Gray in Abbeville
for the week end.
Mrs. Jamie L. Smith is spending
a lew days m Abbeville with relatives?McCormick
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Mr. Oscar McLane spent Monday
with homefolks near Abbeville.?
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Mrs. Ernest McClain of Level ^
Land, was among the many out of *
town visitors here Saturday. t
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;Mrs H. R. McAIlistcr and child ^
ren spent the week-end in Laurens '
with relatives.
'Mr. and Mrs| H. C. Fenell and Mr
md Mrs W. D. Wilslon spent the
-veek end in Spartanburg.
'Misses Mary Quarjles link and
\nitie Grier and Mr. Jenkins <5f
Spartanburg spent Saturday in the
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Miss Ada Wham, lof Columbia, ^
amc> home from Columbia andj^1
tayed lover Sunday with her homei^
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Miss Helen Eakin, of Greenwood, V
as in Abbeville (Friday and Satur- V
ay, the guest of her cousin MiSs \
attie Eakin on Magazine street. V
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Bogues Kennedy of Anderson was
in town today consulting with the
High Sheriff of Abbeville. I
Mr and Mrs W. H. Dugan have
returned frcm a pleasant bridal
trip and will be at home on Wardlaw
street.
Misses Essie Lee and Elizabeth
MeCord and Arthur Monday wene
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cu /liiucu^n v^i4Jiu<ty w taKe lurs.
Kay home. ;
Mrs T. W. Bouchior and Mrs' A S
Townsend spent the latter part of1
their visit to Abbeville visiting
their friend Mrs. Jones F. Miller.
Victor and Margaret Boyd of
Parker street have had scarlet fever
Victor is able to be out and Margaret
is improving.
Mrs T. W. Bouchior and Mrs A.
S. Townsend left this miming for
Greenville where they will visit
friends.
Little Miss Martha Edmunds has
recovered from a ca?e of dyptheria
and is back at school today. She is 1
in the second grade and is in Miss *
Rashel McMaster's section.
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Mrs. Carrie H. Baker of East *
Point, Ga., was in the city today on
msiness. Mrs. Baker will visit rela- *
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THRILLS of the Paris under- V
world and the jeweled ball- V
rooms of society. V
ROMANCE of a beautiful V
dancing girl and her struggle V
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BOOK CLUB.
The Book Club will meet Wee
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock wit
Mrs. T. J. Raycroft.
UtLIliHTFUL FAK1 Y
A very pleasant party was give
by Mrs. John Harris, Jr. Saturda
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mis
Helen Graham of Columbia who i
visiting her this week. The room
were bright in yellow and whit
chrysanthemums and places were ai
ranged for twelve card players. Afte
several hands of bridge, delicious r?
'reshments of deviled crabs, pei
iection salad, nut bread, sandwiche
ind hot tea with lemon, were servec
FAMILY REUNION. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe S. Hammond o
Parker street had a family reunion o
;heir children Sunday, celebratin
vith a home dinner at which all o
;he fine things that "mother use
;o make" were served.
Scott Hammond of Rock Hill, Wi]
Jammond of Arizona, and Mrs
3eorge Smith of Ware Shoals,' a
veil as Mrs. Albert Wilson of th
:ity, being present. The children ar
ill doing well in the world.
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v/i tne lamny win nas vejiturei
arther from home, and is now ii
he state of Arizona, but we doutft i;
ven the state of Arizona can eras*
rom his memory the days in For
'ickens when he was known as "Bil
)ad, the Shunianite."
"That young man stayed very lat<
gain, Edith."
"Ces, papa; I was showing hjn
iy vacation snapshots."
"Well, the next time he wants t<
iay late, you show him some of mj
lectric light bills."?Ex.
It is estimated that last year the
sople of the United States consumed
2.3 pounds of-coffee per capita.
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Mr. and Mrs. Duncan ?Murchison
, of Due West were in town today.
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Mrs. Lucia F) Ibinson, of New
i Market was in the city today,
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^ Mr and Mrs Sam Link, of Lebanon,
were in the city today.
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Miss Annie Lee Hagen is sick and
5 confined to her hbtme today.
j Joe Crawford went over to Atlanta
Saturday to see the Clemson>
Georgia Tech, football game.
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Mrs W. M. Castleman, tof Lowndc'sville,
was a business visitor in
( the city this morning.
Mr and Mrs R. G. Hagen and i
Alex and Walter Hagen spent Sun?Ef
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I day in Hcmea Path with ' relatives.
They were accompanied by Claotfe
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Spencer May, went ,'yvcv to Atka
ta Saturday to attend the Clemao*Georgia
Ttch football game. . "
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Yellow Cosihos.
The cultivation of yellow cosatp*
is a fad in Abbeville' this fall. s,
D. H. Hill has a wonderful garden
with cosmos bushes six feet tall aqp
covered with the yeHew blooms flat
are so attractive in basket and tan.
More Yellow Cosmos.
The Misses Morse are also groyftt*
of fine yellow cosmos. Their ganfai
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is a>perfect bower of yellow blqan*
and is the admiration of all who ar??
fortunate enough to see it
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