The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 13, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Mrs. E. C. Young called Friday p.
m. to :see Misses Janio ?nd Sallie
Cresnr^U.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wiley and
niece. May Wiley, of Lethe spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
VniiTvc 271H fivmilv.
Misa Sallie Creswell spent Saturday
ndforning with Mrs. R. A. Crawford.
Jtisfci Ruth Young spent Sunday
afterrr-don with Miss Pearl Beau1
fori.
w We are glad to report -Miss Zellie
Langiey greatly improved after
as illness of! several weeks.
Misses WilKe and Maggie Young
spent Saturday with Mrs. Maggie
Young and family. We are glad bo
know Htes Maggie -is able to be out
, after being confined to her room
?or many months from sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Long spent
Thursday afternoon very pleasantly
in the home of Mr. Joe Young. Mr.
Cowan Young and Miss Ruth
Young and Mr. Edward Long called
at hia home Thursday.
Miafes Claire and Bertha Young
spent one day last week with Miss
Zellie Langley.
Parman McCaslan visited Car!
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We have opened up a 1
on Washington Street i
low prices on Meats:
Choice Cut Steak . ..
' Any Cut Roast
Pork Chops
Pork Steak (sliced) . .
All kinds Fresh Fish i
. Best Sausage in Town f
FULL LINE CURED ME
ISr*?PHONE US YOU]
WILL BE DELP
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Young last week.
Mrs. J. M. Sjpence spent Friday
with Misa ZelKe Langley.
Miss Lyndella Y<mng spent one
night last week with Miss Ruth
Young.
Carl Young and *Furman. McCaslan
spent Saturday with Reese
Young.
J. A. Young spe^it Thursday
night in Greenwood with D. AYoung
and family.
Miss Irene Young spent several
days last week very pleasantly with
her aunt, Mrs. PTannie McCaslan.
Miss Alma Young spent Saturday
night with Miss Lyndelle Young.
Mi S3 Maybelle Young spent one
rncht last wwk with her COUsin,
(Miss Ruth Yooing.
Mrs. T. P. Creswell and children,
.Frances and I/ula Neil, of Harris'burg,
spent several days last week
with Mrs. Masy F. Creswell.
Misses Lena Spence and Maggie
Wood hurst visited relatives in
Betihia last week. i
Mr. and Mrs. 3D. A. Young and
son, J. A., and Mr. Joel Young of
Grcjenwood and Mr. J. W. Long
spent Sunday with Mr. J. A. Young.
Mrs. C. E. Brown and Miss Mary
Spence spent one afternoon last
week with Miss Zellie Langiey.
Alvin Young of McCornrick spent
Sunday night with Carl Young.
Callers in the home of Miss Zellie i
eat Market
First Class Meat Market
md quote the following
16c lb
... 15c lb.
. .. 20c lb.
25c lb.
ind Oysters in 8eason.
it 20c lb.
ATS ALWAY8 ON HAND
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to W. A.-Calvert's & Sons. ?
ieat Market
wen Brothers
[arble and
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YUFXCTURERS
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largest aad best equipped moav*
nental mills in the Carolines. >
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Saturday Dec. 2!
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save money.
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and Mr. T. F. Langley's Sunday IU30J
were Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Young and ? U
sons, Samuel and F. T. Jr., and Mr. | .
Charlie Young, Mrs D. A. Young g J
and Miss Eva Young. I
J. A. Young and T. F. Langley . ?
were business visitors in Green- ft f
wood one day last week. |
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Miss Idelia Ethridge was a pleas
ant week-end visitor here with
Misses,Annie and Louise Kay. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and
baby of Central spent Sunday af- |
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. |
Haddon. i Yi
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j*ir. ana .xnrs. .
and son and Miss Gertrude Culbreth I
of Cold Spring visited Mr. R. B. { _ ^
Moss and family Sunday. { _
Callie Strawhom and Grady J
Simpson of Bethlehem spent Sat- J J
urday night here with their cousin j 1
Frank Kay. ' I 3
Alvin Ethridge spent the week- g ]
end with Claude Kay. * ]
Mr. J. B. Culbreth, Mr. and Mrs. J
Frank Kay and Misg Lizzie Sharp . J
were business visitors in Green- ??f.
wood Wednesday. J J
Mrs. R. B. Moss and children J i
spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. B. j
Culbreth. I
Mrs. Tom Hunter spent Thursday I
with hdr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe E J
Able. 1 j |
Mr. M. B. Kay spent Thursday [ *
near' Cold Spring with Claude [ '
Kay and family. - . | ? ,U
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Haddon and | I ^
children visited relative^ near Don- | I .
Aids Tuesday. ' i ]
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Calhoun FaiU Unfairly Dealt With. | |
Abbeville Deacon* Set Bad J 1
Example j
Calhoun Falls, S. C. Dec, 8. I
Mr. W. P. Greene, Editor, E j
Press and Banner, E
Abbeville, S. C. | J p
Dear Mr. Greene:? [
I have read with no little interest fli
the account in your recept Press and (OlllC
Banner of the two unfortunate oc- ?incurrences
in our little town, and on Thai
while I am not at all in sympathy f0rtuna
with lawlessness in any form, wheth- falls hj
er in Calhoun Falls or elsewhere, I the figh
think your reporter drew a rather principa
dark picture of the moral atmos- gamblei
phere of Abbeville County's "fron- attend
tier town." Of course, you and I un- from al
derstand that there are a few law* Seaboai
abiding citizens in Calhoun Falls, am sur<
but any one at a distance, not knffw- tests d<
ing all the facts in the case, and the citi
reading the overdrawn account in they w
your paper, would think that C&l- i0<ng ag
houn Falls is replly not a safe place even
in which to live and that the law- ia5t figl
breakers ran the town. Abbevil
In this connection, I would like jxi atter
to" add that Calhoun Falls has re- SOcial.
cently come into the lime-light on Qf coui
account of the chicken-fight that was ancj n0
"pulled off" down on Savannah river t^at
~~~ ~ ~ the figl
v I of whic
gest th
. of Abb
chicken
ICTION v'jffl
a stray
-1.it
cioioes.
Oil tl
wish to
2nd. & 23rd. hTI:
, this dri
" it raise
v" ; manifes
rHING MUST GO.
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GOV. 1
ARGAIN.
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first in*
purchas
Terms Cash |*?2"'
"I fe
ilege b'
to do I
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I 1 1,800 1
^ JL-i JLj ins illn
Of OUT
The
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and uril
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IDAIR'S DEPA
(HOT HUST1
......Always Oi
LADIES COATS
L 1P rtf All* an(t?A I
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rool materials in Velours, Boli
:yles; thtse prices will sell th
Coat at HALF PRICE.
$14.95 Ladies Coats?!
$13.00 Ladies' Coats?
$12.50 Ladies' Coats?
$11.95 Ladies' Coats?
$9.98 Ladies' Coats?
$7.95 Ladies' Coats?
BL AN
/
ust at the time when you need
\e price so as td clean up our ei
e too late.
$9.95 Wool Blankets?
$7.45 Mixed Blankets$5.95
Mixed Blankets$4.48
Blankets?Sale ,
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$2.98 Comforts?Sale
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ON'T FORGET OUR TO?L
JZraiUiieillZI^^
riksgiving Day. It is very un- , STATE OF S<
te that the name of Calhoun. COUNTY
is long been associated With Court of
iting of chickens, but the Ex Parte,
il reason for this is that the Ruby Wilson
s coming from a distance to dine WHson i
these fights, (and they come their guardiar
1 over the South), get off the ^ rin,
d at Calhoun-Falls. But I Petition for Hoi
i that if these gambling con- Pr
upended for their patrons on Notice is her<
zens of Calhoun Falls alone, sons concerned
ould have been - abandoned Son? wife of E.
;o for lack of support. It is infants, Wardir
snerally reported that at this =^========
it there were at least two of
le's most prominent citizens y
idance, men who are high in . Lnga^- g
nrtUtiral and church circles.
sg, they were only spectators '
body thinks for a moment
?y lost or won any money on
it, but they no doubt "gave \ WH Mmh
>untenance" to the affair. All
:h makes it pertinent to sugat
as long as thp best people
eville Court House go to
-fights, the Abbeville papers
lot to be too hard on poor 1
e<f Calhoun Falls for letting
bullet loose or burning a few)?, //m m>'- ,
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be other hand, Mr. Greene, I
appeal through you to the 1-1
people of Abbeville Court
uvd County to help us kill U .
igon of lawlessness wherever Dull
s its head and especially as J
- " - * * A i*
ited in this ngnung 01 can;*Savannah
River. - The b
Yours very truly, servic
E. M. Lander. ! nuunti
iARVEY BUYS 0n an
FIRST CHRISTMAS BOND crossowner
mnt it a privilege jto be the where
dividual in South Carolina to w
e a bond in the tuberculosis
as seal and bond sal# of . ?
_ _ _ anon c
laid Governor Wilson G. HarBuick
el that it is not only the priv- servici
at the duty of every citizen confidt
lis share in riddmg the state car
plague that took more than
ives last year besides bringees
and sorrow into thousands ? ?
homes." i
annual tuberculosis Christ
lid and seal sale opens today
1 b? continued until Christ- bette
is only by a liberal purchaa
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n The Jo
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adies' COATS consisti
via's and Plushes, mac
em quick. Get busy if
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Sale : $7 i
Sale v $6.!
Sale -- - r $6.1
-Sale $5.!
-Sale
-Sale < J '
K E T S
a pair of Blankets, we
itire stock. Get busy o
\
-Sale $6.1
-Sale tl l
?Sate .... ? J <
- ; $2'.
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\ND IN THE BAS
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3UTH CAROLINA, Wilson, child
OF ABBEVILLE Wilson, have
Common Pleas. the Honiestef
by law set off
and the minors War- property of X1
md Aris Wilson, by husband of I
i ad litem, J. L. Per- ,of Wardine }
Petitioners. Dated the
mettead in Personal 1922, and pu
operty. [four weeks ii
;by given to all per- and Banner,
that Mrs. Ruby Wil- S. C.
H. -Wilson, and the THO
le Wilson and Aris 12, 7 4t
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in Street" or |
>adway?
:k Authorized Service
3uick Dependable Perfor
due and white emblem of Buic
b is always a guarantee of adequa
lining Boick dependable performiu
imposing building in the biggeci
roads garage, it marks the place
s may obtain mechanics skilled c
they will find genuine Buick factoi
here they will receive courteous,
slpful assistance in the continued
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H U1CU UUlWftO*
owners have come to regard "Autfc
no matter where they see it, v
>nce and satisfaction that they have
it bears the Buick name.
lRRISON MOTOR CO
GREENWOOD, S.
r automobiles are built, Buid
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93 Is
iEMENT. {?
zraamzizrEim
-? =?-?ren
of the said E. H.
applied to me to have
ad Exemption allowed
to them in the personal
E. H. Wilson, deceased,
luby Wilson and Father
Wilson and Aria Wilson.
5th day of December,
blished once a week for
i the Abbeville Press
published at Abbeville,
S. P. THOMSON,
Master A. C., S. C.
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Maintains
manpe
:k authorised
be facilities for
act.
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where Bafck
m Buick cars,
y made parts,
conscientious perfect
operi
orized " Buick
nth the same
>in any motor
0-IS-3C.M9
MPANY
C.
k will build tkea.