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jf, j Xocal flews : Ifcersonals * Mr. Theo White went over I Greenwood on business Tuesday. r Wardlaw Lyon is in the city t day telling everybody the nev from Greenville. Mrs. J. R. White, of Fort Pi eke 1 is quite sick at her home with o, fashioned grip, j Miss Nona Barkklal? was an p er Sunday visitor in Greenville th week. Mrs. B. F. Sullivan is in Laurel this week, visiting in the home ? Dr. Sullivan . Doyle Hendricks spent Sunday i his home in Gaffney, returning ' the city Monday. Mrs. J. E. Pressley, th? baby ar the lively little twins are recovetrii from an attack of flu. Mrs. J. C. Ellis spent the wee end in Hodges with Mr. and Mi Bob Hodges. Mrs. Fred S. Hill and young son Harry and Perrin, are spending th week in Atlanta with friends. B. A. Thomerson has accepted position in Roda, Va., and left , take up his work Monday. Mrs. J. A. Grant and little Jimm Nickels left yesterday for Knoxvill Tenn., to visit their aunt, Mrs. I B. McLain. Mr. Lee Bowie was in town Moi day on his way home from Lincoli ton, Ga., where he had been to loc at some lumber. Misses Pearl and Neva Hagen r turned Mpnday from a pletasai Thanfcsfiving visit to friends i Greenville. Maj and Mrs. W. H. Long went 1 Georgia this afternoon to atter the funeral on Thursday of Mrs. H. Simpson, the Majors niece. Kev. jM. K. i'laxco has recover* enough fqym the flu to sobstiti at the High school for Miss Edi Bradley, who continues sick. Mr. G. C. McAllister, one of tl prominent farmers of the count was in town Tuesday from Lai mers. Mr. McAllister interested the curing of sweet potatoes. Mike Morgan, who passes i Press and Banner street every d; y quite sick at his home on the c< Tier. Mike is a victom -of "this dai new fever." Mrs. W. P. Kennedy and her li\ ly young son, Pat, will arrive in t city tomorrow and will spend un after the holidays with her paren l|r. and Mrs. M. T. Coleman. T. P. Perrin of Bradley, W. Fleming of Antreville, A. J. Hen rix of McCormick and S. W. M Quern of Hodges have been dra-s cm the jury for ovurt at Andersc Miss Kate Haskell will arrive Abbeville Thursday afternoon for visit to her father, Mr. L. C. H< I kell. Miss Haskell has been teachi in the Applachain Training schc at Boone, N. C. Mrs. R.W. Knox and Miss Ma Knox of Sharon, Mrs. A. J. Ferg 3on, of FonviUei, and Messeg Lilli .and Linnie McCanty were amo' the shippers who were getting bJ gams at Rosenbergs Tuesday. Mr. Carl Suberr wh\-> holds a go> 1 /-\-n in tUincfnm PJnlpm wi I, the Reynolds Tobacco )Co.,-. w home for Thanksgiving day and i turned to his -vrork Tuesday. Mi Su;he?r of Antreville brought him Abbeville where he took the train Mr. L. C. Parker went Dyson ' ' Tuesday with his friend Jim McMillan and enjoyed the many pleasures offered by this metropolis. Mrs. Ellie Carlisle of Sportan iburg is here on a visit to her mother Mrs. Allen who has not been well lately, mrs. Carlisle is the guest ?i Mr and Mrs. J. R. {Jleen. Miss Leila Hhssell, one of the most distinguished educator^ in the J state, was in the city Monday and ^ spent the day with Mrs. J. Allen to Smith, Jr. She came in the interest of the Winthrop daughters, and to urge that they take up some cono* structive work for the community or vs the College. Mrs. Austin and Miss Mary Hill were invited to dinner to meet Miss Rus&ell. is ld A SERIOUS FALL. Mrs. B. S. Barnwell suffered a v gerious fall at her home Tuesday . afternoon and had the misfortune to is fracture her hip. Mrs. Barnwell has not been in robust health for some time and this is her second fall. ns Friends will regret to hear that she is suffering. CHURCH SOCIETY, at ______ Mrs. R. N. Tiddy will intertai the Ladies Society of the Associate Ke formed church at her home Thursday afternoos at fouij o'clock. ?g BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT. Born at Abbeville, Tuesday, DecS' ember 5, 1922 to Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Nickels, a son. s UVV V V V U V vvs 15IV V V ANTREVILLE NEWS V V \ a to >\>>> x Mr. John Knox of Birmingham, Ala., spent the holidays here with ie his mother and broth 2r. e, Mr. Mitchell Arnold of Greenville spent a few hours here with friends last week. Miss Ethel Anderson of Pendleton a_ spent Thanksgiving at home. a. On Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs A. M. Erwin entertained at a dinner j party. Those who enjoyed their bountiful dinner were: Rev. and Mrs. Mce,. Kee and John Browning McKee of Iva; Rev. and Mrs. John A. McMurin ray and daughter, Beauford of Abjbeville, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Erwin I and Thomas and Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cochran en1(j tertained with a bountiful dinner on j. Thursday. Those present were: Misses Phillips of Ora, Lilly Miller of Laurens and Henry Erwin. ;(j Mrs. H. R. McAllister and children ie of Abbeville spent Friday with Mr. ^ and Mrs. Gus Cochran. Mrs. J. T. Erwin and sons spent the week-end with Mrs. Clyde Green. fje Mr. Gene Patterson and family spent Sunday with relatives near Bel J f ti- ton Mr. Tillman Busbee, Mr. William Busb^e of Wagner, Mrs. Roy Walker and baby of Perry spent awhile Up as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Eray win>T_ We extend much sympathy to Mrs Doc Hall on the passing away of her aged mother, Mrs. Yeargen. A .1 _ _ A.A _X.11 ? I /\ tip on Duming coiwn staiKfl I An acre of cotton stalks is worth .j $10.00 or $12.00 humus and fertili, zer. ts, h. i | CASH ^ I War Savii iS" Ira "a*!g War Savings J I 1918, due Jani 7.1 be cashed NC an ra ng 1 ir- I A1 J PLANTEi ciS eJ| "ABBEVILLE'S FF to |j |i_ lei cy ihlBcJSEJESJS.'EJSfuL'cy^^fESBEL'E.'a. 5ii5ISI tJ , I sogsv . r,Jft3fiJfi3fiJff3TOfnnKlfBfn3[5irana51in11nlliaHS^^fTlfT)[f3^i yj U. D. C. MEETING. ir The Abbeville chapter U. D. C. ir will meet with Mr?. Fred Cason e< Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, ir Roll call will be answered with nam- di es of South Carolina orators. Reports in will be heard from the delegates to gi the convention held in Greenwood, ei and all members are urged to be present. F. - V, IM FOR MISS BARKSDALE. si Mrs. S. G. Thomson, Jr. entertain- h< ed Tuesday afternoon at a pleasant oi party in compliment to Miss Nona aj Barksdale, whose marriage will be tl celebrated on the 21st. Mrs. Thom- ki son had four tables of bridge play- bj ers, the head table being decorated ri 'in white with a dainty bride doll w holding a place of honor. Miss Barks- tt dale was handsomely dressed in brown with cape and hat to match, dj During the evening a dainty cami- te sole was presented to her and at srt the close of the games the doll was awarded to Mrs. Bristow as a prize y( who presented it to the honoree. ^ Delightful refreshments were1 served. THE MERRIE MATRONS One of the pleasantest parties giv- ^ n :u_ i? P en vii vji ecu vine aucct in oumc, S( time was that given by Mrs. C. E. Williamson Tuesday night when she entertained the Merrie Matrons. The club changes the program occasionally and invites the men to a j .night party. In addition to the regular members Mt. and Mrs. D. T. jH Smith, Major and Mrs. J. D. Fulp, ti Mr. and Mrs. Crowley, Gottlob Neuf- n j fer, W. D. Wilkinson, and Frank T i Harrison were the invited guests 't making five tables in all. tl A pleasant evening was spent, the p, games enjoyed and a delightful salad course with coffee was served. ' BIRTHDAY PARTIES. f( x o Frances Cheatham, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cheatham, Jr., gave a birthday party to her little friends Tuesday afternoon, celebrating her eighth anniversary. The little folks played on the lawn and when "party" time came they found a dining-room all lighted up, a big pink cake with eight candles with pink jelly and j white cream and bags of candy a3 ] refreshments. There were fifty little folks present and in the guessing contest Ce|lia Jones was the best guesser and jwon the prize box of candy. ? Rebecca Smith was nine yeara E old on Tuesday and she had a party E which was a perfect party for both C VvA?>n AMfl rnvlo T1'DT*Q on/) ff W\JJO auu 5UI9 nviv Itir^vvu au\* h there were fifty in all. The time waa Fj spent in playing games and riding ? in the goat wagon around and a- f round the house, which was enjoyed g by everybody but the faithful goat, g 1 A pink and white cake, pink and 3 ' white ice cream and pink and white fS candy were the big features in the 2 dining room. 1 1 The Famous Nelke Dolls, you will (E -.find a large assortment of them at L THE ECHO. || YOUR I I & ngs Stamps | Stamps bought in jj jary 1, 1923, may ? I >W I 1 THF I n 1 RS BANK J IIENDLY BANK." | Is * m Ejiti SHOOTING AT THE WOMEN Calhoun Falls is in the limelight gain, this time the offense being looting up a car in which a lady I as riding. ; Miss Marie Bunnelle is conduct- I ig a cooking class at Calhoun Falls I i the afternoon and when she start- J i to Abbeville Monday being driven ; i a car, a pistol was fired at the car, 1 emolishing the windshield and missig the young lady by a narrow marin. Miss Bunnelle did not enjoy the cperience. Another story coming from "The " --i 1 alls" is taax an me scnoui icucuws ave their laundry "done" by the ime woman and some time ago when le had a basket of clean clothes on er head, she was set upon by some f the bad boys around the town ad rocked and a lighted cigarette irown into her basket- The negro new nothihg of the act and set her asket on the back porch to be cared to the teachers rooms later, hen found almost the entire con>nts were bunred or scorched. It is thought that the shots Monay were perhaps, intended for a tacher as Miss Bunnelle is a ;ranger. It is a fine thing to "teach the: Dung idea to ahoot" but the Caloun Falls teachers are too accuite. EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL All members of the Epworth Leaue are invited to be present at a ound party at the Methodist Parmage, Thursday evening from 3 I > 10 o'clock. I FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM | The sponsors for the Abbeville j [igh School football team will enter- jj lin the boys at a banquet Friday ;j ight at the home of Mr. and Mrs i G. White on Greenville street. J his will be the winding up of all j le football gaities and the young j eople are "thrHled" at the prospect, j "Block A's' will be awarded. . | Farmers who cooperate don't wait ! ot their ships to come in they row J ut to meet it. j || Yuli e I I Come to our Store ai | have Handsome 1 I Joilet Articles, J Manicure Sets, I Stationery in Chri J Boxes. | Perfumes, 1 Razors for Men, j Smoking Outfits. ] These goods are pric I help you select your i jj Our stock of Nor ! The McM 1 3 Phone 94. R c. aciiaiaciiacicia p r? r1 r1 r; UUUUUulUuOUIIJIJMI OPERA H< WHO AI THE WOMAN V || She Will Be "THE WOMAN Ask Her at the 01 15 Cents A 5 Maturity q S\ War Savings St* Mature . If your stamps are no\ them, or if you have tl bring them to us and 1 for you. 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