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SERVICE FLAG AT RICHI4AND.
Impressive Services Held at Presby-
terian Ch,lrcll-Locals.

Richland, April @. Special: An
unusually patriotic, impressive and
. devotional exercise was held in the
Richland Presbyterian church on
Sunday, March 31-the unfurling
presentation of the service flag, in
recognition and honor of our boys in
their country's service to-day. This
flag was given by the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary Society to the Sunday
school and presented by our pastor,
Rev. l. q. Wallace, who paid high
tribute to our boys and the cause
They stand for. Jesse Hubbard, SUI
perintendent Of our Sunday school,
received the flag and responded in a
very appropriate, apt and feeling
speech. The music was we'll render
cd and beautifully adapted to the
services.
At the close of the services an op-
portunity was given for the .congre-
cation to contribute to the "War
Emergency Fund" and $68 was the
response.
Our service flag shows IA stars,
and we haven't sent a single man to
the draft yet. Our boys are:
Lieut.. e. o. McMahan,
David McMahan,
Lieut.. Fred d, Stribling,
sergt. John IT. Ballenger,
Homer Ballenger,
r. l.. Davis,
William Davis,
r. l.. Coe,
John Coe,
Bruce H. Stribling,
Clark Wyly,
Swift Marett,
Oscar Doyle,
Gilmer Hubbard.
Personal Notes.
Lieut.. E.. o. McMahan and. wife
spent the weekend with his and her
parents here at Richland.
Miss Carrie McMahan came home
from Lander College to visit home
folks and witness the flag service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. strtbling, Miss
Clyde Smith and G. l.. Werner attend
ed the preliminary contests at West
minister last night, where they all
acted as judges in the contests.
Miss Kate McClanahan spent the
weekend with Miss Lynn Werner.
Quite a number OF our people at
tended the burial of H. f. Alexander
at Seneca Sunday afternoon.
The great Richland heart was sad
dened at the deaths Of w. S. Hunter
and H. +. Alexander. These two
names were household words at
Richland. Truly these two we're
splendid types of the old school Sou
thern gentlemen-chivalr cour-
teous, timid (almost to fault). Two
sunny spots in the writer's life (for
40 years. are now darkened.
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AUTOMOBILE HEARSE.

Our merchants are always trying
to get the best, in everything for
their patrons and customers. Moth
ing is too good for our people.
Harris and Calvert, Undertakers
and Embalmers, gave the order last
week for an automobile hearse. A
representative from Sayers and Sco-
will of Cincinnati, was here to take
the order. The hearse is to be ship
ped out from the factory immedi-
ately.
The hearse is magnificent. The
interior is genuine mahogany
throughout, beautifully carved wood
highly finished with nickel and sill
ver-plated metal fittings. Instead of
the usual heavy wool curtains the
draperies are of mahogany. There
are two compartments, one for the
casket and one for flower rack.
This hearse is one of the finest in
this state with few equals and no
supericrs.
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PENNEY's CREEK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Penney's Greek, Feb. 16.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. ]. Price Of Prices Mill,
spent from Sunday afternoon until
Tuesday with their son, Mr. r. 3.
Price, and went from there f, Non
terey, to see their son.. Ar, Walter
Price. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers had ,as
their guest Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. "
tE. Williams and children.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ellenberg and
little children, spent from Saturday
until Monday with the lattsr's. par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Williams.
.Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Ellenberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. u.
L. Filliams..
Mr.. James Rogers and mother.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers spent Wednesday
in Abbeville shopping.
Mrs: J. F. Rogers and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mra
M. L. Williams.
Mr.. Fred Elienberg spent Monday
night with his cousin, Mr.. Will Ellis
Of Lowndesville.
Miss Burch Clinkscales spent the
weekend in Abbeville with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Clinkscales.
Mrs. J. F. Rogers and children
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs. Crawford at Martins Mill
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Ellenbere had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
James Davis, Mrs. Nina Anderson
and two. little girls, Beatrice and
Gladys, and Mr.. Davis Tolbert Of
Greenwood. and Mr.. DANES. Davis
came through the country in his
fine Buick car. Mr.. Carwile, ! ep
sorry can't tell you what they had
for dinner for wasn't there. Guess
they had a good one.
Mr.. Edd Williams and son, Alvin,
called to see the formers brother,
Sunday Mr.. N. 1. Williams.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert McClain pass
ed through this vicinity Saturday
afternoon en- route to Mr.. J. ].
Grants.
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CAPT. MeALILEY.

Capt. 4. R. McAliley has landed
safely in France, a cablegram to
members Of the family here a day or
two ago stated. Friends will be in
terested to learn that Capt. Meal
iley who went oyer with one Of the
labor regiments, has been recon-
mended for major
The above was taken from the
Chester Reporter, Capt. AcAliley
is a brother Of our towpsman, MIR.
Sam McAliley, He also has friends
here who are rejoicing over his safe
arrival and the good luck in store
for him.
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The meeting has been postponed
indefinitely. Whether it will be held
later in the spring will be determin-
ed little later. Should it be found
possible and should it be thought
advisable to hold it later, the men,
bers of the Association will be noti-
fed. All the programs had been
prepared and thel final arrange
ments had been completed for the
Columbia meeting, but it was
thought that the action of the Exc
cutive Committee will meet with the
approval of a large number of the
teachers of the State.
'.... R. C. Burts. :
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LONG CANE.

Long Cane. Cane Feb, l5.-Mr. and
Mr.. w. 8; Resler and children spent
Sunday: with :Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
BeansIfAe'FFda.: Q
T.; Nh. Julius King Of Mccormick
spent. 9 few days Of last week in this
community; with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. King.
:; Mrs, 1. F.. Finley and children
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
y. 2. Beaufora.
d; We welcome into our community
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin and
family: who neved on Wednesday
from Bethia community.
Mr., Edd Kellar was a business
visitor to the city Tuesday.
i: We are: sorry to report that Mas,
ter, Raytord Bolts is on the sick list
He is. such a. bright child at school
that bis friends. miss 4 him and hope
he will soon be able to return to
school again.
T: Nh. and, Mrs. ". D. Beeauford
Espent the weekend in the city with
fMr. and. Mrs. w. H. Beauford.
E NJ: and Mrs. T. W. King spent
Sunday in the: city with Mr.. and Mrs
John McMahan.
Mrs. Matte Stewart, and Mr.. John
Stewart spent Sunday in the Cold
Springs community with Mr.. and
Mrs. John starnss.
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Mr.. Benson Ellis of near Lown-
desville, spent one day of last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.,A
Ellis. . ...
Messrs Calvin and Willie Steven
son were business visitors to the
city Wednesday. ig. 1
Misses Clara and Viola and lone
Beauford spent Saturday evening
with Miss Eva Finley. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCord and
daughter, Miss Margaret, spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Stevenson. 4 =
Miss Emma Black is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. H. Stevenson.
Messrs. Tom and Henry Ables
were business visitors to the city on
last Thursday. >.
Misses Eva and Estelle Finley
spent Wednesday night with Miss
Clara Beauford. ....n
Several young people from this
community, attended the box party
Thursday, night at Shiloh. &C.,.
Mr.. R. B. Haddon was business
visitor to the city Thursday. 5-.
:. This community regrets to learn
of the serious accident which oc-
Cured to Mr., Claud Cromer at Camp
Fremont in California. Mr.. Gro
mer and his friends were out riding
in an automobile and as they were
crossing railroad track, a train
running at full speed, hit their au-
tomobile and in the collision Mr..
Cromer had the misfortune Of get
ting both of his arms broken and
being badly bruised up. 1t was nee
essary to take him to the hospital.
Mr.. Crorner left this community a
few years ago and Joined the army,
and he has served his, country faith
fully as private, and has travelled
a great deal and seen great sights,
which is interesting to hear OF and
now while he is in California en-
during his suffering, his many
friends in this ommunity, where ne
had made his home entirely until
joining the army, extend their SYM
pathy.
Mr.. Huber McIlwain and his sis
ter, Miss Marie, visited friends and
relatives in Greenwood Tuesday.
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EMPEY WOULD
- ENLIST IN ARMY


Atlanta, Feb. 5.-Arthur Guy
Empey, author of cover the Top,
the greatest book that has been writ
ten on the war, the material for
which he gathered in actual service,
first in the United States army, then
in the trenches with the English
army in France, where he was
wounded and discharged as incapa-
BILE of further active service, will
probably be in Atlanta today to
make application at the local re-
cruiting office for enlistment in the
United States army.
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81 4.
Whereas, Charley Davis hath made
suit to me, to grant him Letters Of
Administration of the Estate and eff
fects Of Henry Davis, late Of Abbe-
vile County deceased. ... Il
These are therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kim,
dred and creditors ileaff ief Il. the said Henry.
Davis, deceased, sthat they be and
appear before me, ip the Court Of,
Probate, to be held + at Abbeville
Court House, on Wednesday, the.
9th, Feb. 1918, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock. in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of
the Court, this 18th day Of Feb. in
the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and eighteen, and in
the 142nd year of American .Inde-,'
pendence. ~.
Published on the 18TH day of Feb.
1918, in The Press and Banner and
on the Court House door for the
time required by raw.
r J. F. MILLER,
- Judge of Probate,
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, :
County of Abbeville.
Court of Common Pleas.
MRS. MARY A. McCALLA, t.
against ...
PAT CALHOUN. +.
By authority Of Decree Of Sal.
by the Court of Common Pleas for
Abbeville County, in said State,
made in the above ! stated case,
will offer for sale, at Public Outcry,
at Abbeville C. H., s. c., on Sales
day in March, A. D., 1918, within
the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing described land, to wit: All
that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Abbeville Coun-
ty, in. the State aforesaid, contain
ing One Thousand and Six Hundred
Seventy Eight and $40 (167S 3-1o)
Acres, more or less, as per plat Of
7. H. Verdell, Surveyor, dated June
End, 1916, and including the tract
known as the Speer tract and Nose
ley tract.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half
Cash, balance on a credit of twelve
months with interest at seven per
centum, to be evidenced by the Bond
of the purchaser, second by mort
gage of the Real Estate secured By
the mortgage debt herein, the pur-
chaser to pay for all papers and
revenue stamps; the purchaser, how
ever, having the right to pay all
cash. I
f. E. HILL,
2-15-3t. Master A. c., 3. G.
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STATE TEACHERS ASSO-
CATION CALLED OFF

Rock Hill, S. c., Feb. 14-On ac-
count of the meningitis situation, it
has been deemed unwise to hold
the State Teachers Association in
March as had been planned. j. P.
Kinard, President, and R. C. Burts,
Secretary of the Association, act
ing upon the advice of the Execu-
tive Committee and other members
of the Association, reached this
conclusion yesterday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fairfield, Feb. 1S.-Mrs.: Efie
Russell and children spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs, John McCaslan.
Mrs. T. A. Talbert called Thurs
day Afternoon to see the new baby
at Mr.. and Mrs. julie Adams.
DR.. Youngblood has bought the
house Of Mr.. George Long in Troy
and is expecting to meye soon.
Mr. William Adamsop and family
have sold their home here and will
move: to Gsergia next week. ..
Miss Maggie Young. was taken to
Greenwood, hospital one day. last
week. She. ia resting fairly well at
this writing. We hope she will soon
be we'll and home again.
Mrs. William Purdy and little one
called IN, ONE ,h9@amea ,h9@am lFEriday afternoon
Mr.. Jos Young was at. what is
known 90: the ICamerel: graveyard
doing, some. work, last week. When
there he took. down some of the
grave mark memories, thinking it
would interest some of. our readers.
IT, nemoFy. Of william William Robinson,
departed this life Dec. "A, ,1845,. age
ss yeess. . 'HtS L
In. memory of Mary Roggs died
Nov. 80, 1888, age s5 years.
In memory of Rebecca Boggs,
died March es, 1866, age. rs years.
70 TIE memory, Of William N Robin R:lRi,E
son, disa Jhns 25, 1892. age z
years. ana. "' .E, 4sssFH
In memory Of Elizabeth Ann Rob
inson, wife of William Robinson.
died March "a, 1928, age So years.
In memory of Rachel Harvley,
borp, 1894, died 1857, age ,2s years.
% 7, Reagan, died oet. 26, 1926, age
81. years. 80
RAchsl Reagan. wife. of J. Rea-
gam died Nov, 19, 1s4s, age 81
years. T..
Sergeant. J. P, Robinson, Go. e.
7th S.: c., was in the, fight at.Sara-
ges, Station near Richmond, Va
died on thss, battle a'tls field d June, 2a'
1887, age 21 years ..
. Mr.. and: Mrs. William. Purdy; have
moved near Mar. I and Mrs. R: B., A..
CraWfora. We are. glad TO- have a
them as our, neighbors.
81 Miss Lyeasl; Young and and brother, brq9tAa,
Oliysn Reese. spent Friday night 'at,
the home Of their uncle, J. A Young
;, Miss ssllier Creswell called called to see,
Mrs. William Purdys Thursday af-
~ = I..,'s .-aT = :. - i r. .-s''' 80 ).
.ternoen..
8 Misses zellie Langley Eva and
Alma Yeang also called to Sc. see Mrs MI,
:Rqrdy EFidsy.
!, Mrs,: J. NJ: Spence called to see
Miss zslis- Langley last Friday:
II Ar, Jessie Reagaa died in Augusta
Friday morning and was brought to
Troy Saturday morning, orrneling for burial
The ;bereaysd ones have our SYM
.ii,;,.t-'T ~. ;t;- 49, - -" .....' Z
:asthhy f..c ... -.
/ MraaJP. Greswen and two daugh-.
.ters. Mrs, Willie Horne and Mrs
Wil1iaW RpEdy, and and; dear dear little: one''
spent one. day last week with Mr..
lMkrph5 Mi 4, 3. .craFierd, i.
{. NJ. Willsm Bown went to'Mc-;:
'eotmiek;; one .s day w. last week on bust:
ness. ...
- = 1.-TWO Brown. .Eyes."
f..@s >r-'N'E
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mes of members received by tn
Treasurer.
n Miss Annie Hill =,
Miss Antoinette Thomson
3 Mrs. w. P. Wham
Miss Clara Wham
Miss Lizzie Penney
Mrs. Jno. P. Wilson
Mr: Jno. P, Wilson
I Mrs. Ellen Norwood '
Miss Mary DuPre
1 Mrs. A. T. McIlwain
Mr.. A.. T. Mc1lwain
Miss Marie McIlwain
Mrs. Benson Sharpe
Mr.. Floyd Wilson
Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson.
olored) -,
Will Patton
Dewey Jenkins
Rep Lomax
Liz Brown
Martha Melton
Eliza Fair d
Fannie Minor.
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|nittee. No. 3, Mrs. J. C. King
Chairman.
Mrs. G. B. Thornton
Mrs. R. S. Link
|Mr. R. s. Link
Susanne Link
Jack Link
Bob Link
Mrs. W. T. clary
Mrs. John T. Cheatham
Mrs. Henry H. Hill
Prot. D. R. Riser
Mrs. D. R. Riser
Mr. G. e. Yoder
Mrs. N. B. syfan
Ms. d. M. Bauknight
Nrs. Fannie Milford Nj.
Hrs. C. M. Mckenzie
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

County of Abbeville.
Probate Court.
Citation for Letters of Administra-
ton.
By ]. F. MILLER, Esq, Judge of
Probate:
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Red Cross Membership
For City of AbbeUille

Mrs. P. B. Speed
Mrs. ]. G. Edwards
Miss Mary Lawson Link
Mrs. Laura Faulkner
Miss Mary Quarles Link
Miss Leila Link
Mrs. w. R. Broom
Mrs. w. D. Hood
Mrs. Walter Hilton =
Mr.. S. M. Shiyer
Mrs. Sam M. shiver
Sam Shiver, Jr.
Mr.. J. H. Barksdale
Miss Annie Barksdale
Miss Annie Baker
Mrs. Henry Blount
Mr.. Joe Winn
Mr.. Alvin Ellis
Mr.. Sloan Cochran.
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List of Members Secured During
the Christmas Membership Drive
in the City
Continued from last issue.)
List turned in by Mrs. Frank B.
Gary and Miss Sara Haskell.
b Mrs. B. S. Barnwell
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken
Mrs. Wyatt Aiken
Miss Mary Aiken
Miss Virginia Aiken
Barnwell Aiken
Wyatt Aiken.
Tom Taylor Aiken
Adair Aiken
Martha Aiken
f8 David Aiken
Mrs. Foster Barnwell =.
Josephine Barnwell
Foster Barnwell, Jr.
Hon. Eugene B. Gary
Mrs. Eugene B. Gary
Mrs. M. c. Gary
Miss Eliza Gary
J. Davis Kerr, Jr.
Y Mrs. j. D. Kerr
s Mrs. w. w. Bradley
Miss Cornelia Tenant
Mrs. T. Gordon White
Mary White
~ Jensie White
Mrs. Mary Perrin ,
Miss Kate McDill
Hon. F. B. Gary
Mrs. F. B. Gary i.}-
F. B. Gary, Jr.
Mrs. Jas. A.. Hill
Mrs. M. T. Coleman
Miss Sara Haskell.
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nmittee No. 1, Mrs, Otto. Bristow
Chairman.
Dr.. F. E. Harrison
Mrs. F. E. Harrison
Margaret Harrison
Mr.. ]. L Johnson
Mrs. J. L.. johnson
Lena Belle Johnson.
Mrs. Fred Hill
.Mr. Walter Winn
Mrs. Walter Winn
Mrs. R. N. Tiddy.
|lored)
Lizzie Bradley. =
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Committee No. 4, Mrs. NJ. B. Davis,
Chsirman.
Mrs. M B. Davis.
Mrs. E. M. Anderson
Mrs. John, White
Mr.. n. T. McClung .
Mrs. James Woodhurst
...,-. =
Mrs. Tom Bowen.
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lmittee. No.. 2, Mrs.. ]. 81. Sher.
ard, Chairman.
|sMrs. Ray. Mckenzie.
ME-. 3. Y. Simmons
Miss Corrie Andrsws'
Mrs. G. J. Vandiyer
Mrs. ]. F. Hill
Miss, Mamie Bowie.
Miss Elise Bowie
Mrs. L. Nelson
kMrs. ]. C. Steele,
Mrs. J. d. Miller
Mrs. J. H. Sherard
Mrs. T. 8. Calhoun
Mrs. D. Poliakoff
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Committee No. s, Miss Eliza Gary
Chairman. =
Mrs. J, c. Hill
Mrs. W. A. Harris
Mrs. W. D. Barksdale
Mrs. j. c. Ellis
Mr.. ]. C. Ellis
Mrs. L. T. Hill
Miss Mary E. Hill
Miss Jennie Allen
Mrs. Fannie Allen =,
Miss Bessie Epting.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

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