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-cs .hlyg I want nost on earth is to
F:zGa-- TIVE simply been hungry n
Ehl-Ey for freedom. The three wom-
sn TNrs played with since we married
-1de me forget a little that l was
SD Eiy srrephyias-that was all With
Ma-Ie rs bsea different. She
saE1zrss le-I don't know how else
g. express it. l don think
et Ter as 1 do cEyou: l don't respect
nee Il l DO you. I don't love her in
--s Att way I love you. She's SIM
Fg taken possession of me as-coIor
1ees- Color thrills mel can't help
It, I've never wanted to be
-15z-catut TO YOU I've never wanted
10 bG-r ye9. and il l could lie to you
aoE and have il hurt you less than
falling The truth, Id lie-fron1
sIz-t rc finish It's just that
tEsre in IAclasse. a thing that's a deal
ns-. ver,hy than / ever thought of
neEz: suss sreadiness. faithfulness,
Eoocc@- A mother as we'll as a wife,
Ire got only the instability of the wan
de-er in me don't deserve any
tatnz better than an inspiring mis-
Ereaz~ With a face and body that ear
- lzec AZ a model But
Te~r 4 zF that / don't near that
MAJ Z. FEzEed n such part. She
lEo- ! would Tell you if she had.
re -a 1rFe- allowed a single liber-
II SE 2Se shown me a. sign
II a1sc-d.- She has always sbeen
,rH'Fsz . EE1Et.ser. Until this aft
f:1tHEyI- VIZ sne came 10 destroy
liz 11--1E-oz she said it sian
ta-.f as- -5e-s. never been a word
1e-TEs1 IL Tar Yo9 might not have
1sfn 30 It'd ne this afternoon
-1sr snt ssr 2s paint her partly be-
SnS< RS sI ! szs Starving for what
stfs Tfras &sIT give, but more be-
sus II lae aegsanins | thought her
{ -e<f as Cesnc 70 cure me -Af
rTs @5',s- ! z,i;l think she could
u !gs- t-s--f Eae chose. believe
n Y IL. .l>c6- By, ! don't think
f,r II ~ G- hss been. You
1ss7s ast-e.h nox Margaret-all Of
am- &satzli had .at quite still
.otppg X ~ eyes fxod on him. her
~ <~ax anto iiaes that sharpencd
hsf 2sssaEee 9atI they looked pinch
y :, zxs1- Then he had-fnis1ed,
s,tf BIZ raj rzrTen and motfonless.
hfa ~ -aeset II was 10 bend for
W.T. aFtfae- ~ IL she wsntcd~to SEQ
hs' o1sps,1 sanre clearly.
SO sa1e<saet IN uncertain hand
sne asaaS as Anee. Motifs not
- IF tsra- .he s.jd srowlv
aesss Il ,ezaon why ! must have
az I'll CsS-a. yoy were r go
pHszSss 1rcp here--and fust naint
shf -r2 ase she choice OF Marie a.
ms"es-f>, ,oSr anion-which
1~>1H 5es want 70 take with
j5e szx t4ma.
mssa Til me" she said with
Sa'aeh asss4pa. Don't deceive me at
sssheaH i>oxee a~ay from her,
e'so az tae fcor. y can't hein heinz
Iihr. "h VOICE preak-
she drew ssck snd put, her hand IL
ar aNa, ~ II suddenly stabbed by
pan, What mail I do?" she ssid ~
= naspsf "Jfs not just OF myself
spen anpf NJ th>ir room. II must-..
ssnn. = pyt--" me aid 10 harssIs :
AeaesA >erk.d himself un.and fol.
az ner "Don't 20 in there and
~ tgp',~lf ap " sgonize ,ovcr ~.
ne exclaimed passion
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S~~AASN 4AA N60GA- O-A SA-A -tF-'
spoke. it was clearly "6s. g.1
would love me SO 1arn lE.En rin8-
nothing. could take @s sT5r Srur1
YOU"
D / have 70 k1sH rs sf,Eisr RI, b
sure ye Of that Msan.-su5a., 1aa.E
When she lifted sssr sssss "a, III. Il
was not only the VEL Of lii. r4la IL
kissed; but he did n-1 E-nw Ill.
XVII
THE Truth LAY BETWEEN THEM
It was late when Nsuf:sGl .;ar1s
through the grew. 1T cst s.sa-s.=-
The sponc ro1nt Wiz E--.ras VIE
leaves and tvaEk- The Easc-- .4sa Ee.x
since CoWied x1zr ~ 70. .c1-.,
sweeping the sky sr.e Il -l1rlts Is II
vent, Tearing ksSf1H Z S-.lesd
world dimsy fsxhles TT Z ssessalsE
moon.
Mendaii wzs rsrrsysola zhz. ~ k4s
walked stssealf 5irs,-rEh . -x1n z1a
wind. The IEEana1r ant tne -a1.a5e-
until it WIS I'll pns-. -ean IL .a1
ctrcled AMOUR l,Isr IN. 1iza- scr.scEt-
back more trE iir;H.1r-c -1ss1 1..,4 70 ..
purpose. 1t ,r:at -Trvz1 cpgi.. = L..
sickness Of rs Ts-- :ifu.1f.s fEr11vstf
him..
The fSpnt huu- v.EI. tsr-. slt Ht1,lr
he went lItp Jtue rial .Ie saE -.1sE E1e
6tud1o door Waf oJe1 IIn -.1e --iarn
lighted. He canfs IN IT. Isinserg Il
the light.
: The room WIS III n. 5Iaar ifs,.1 II g
that the -tu-r Jauttrr ss1urr
againE. the easel. arr ,nea. .t1e ,ppter.,
sitting in her llsra] inuv- rc1:ar WIZ
Margaret Her lace iippfsG 40 1Yr1
a white blot.
Hours Of emotion mac iest AenraE
with that CURIOUS faaitns %1:st is
walked in an exaggerated aJsae II.
which every pbjsrt seems nnis.arr. 4rd
small, and even ones owr ruc, :a.as.
substance The sight % ms y-ee "
painting f~s,,t,urtsf lnip { ,,s:.r,~
olance OF life, i.ne CUSTOMARY a.tnps-
o. Bt stncip, did 1fuI .s1foc.
him into z sense Of reality. IL vas
TOO utterly spent, ENC ?et tens Ea
coat hung UPON aa1n, ne Fes sr:asf.s6
to the knees with mug. scf,aix s-tuts,
and his hair nastpeS low on 4fis .p,e~
head, he looked like q drug f,ent
er a long Sskaurn-escepf efs. 4le
was not shaking 6, pasteacy p4 fas
feet.
He was censcioua rnzt Msrge-e
and q 2 sfae sppke e.hlpngn rle-
voice seeTasn 70 come from Z dss-an.s
w., ~ - AlpeS n'pahE@Ipn
IT. ~,
anu Msaa 'eah abeut nun ms AZ
= as paosSaf. Nss cspgtr
"a VI spD,aa-
You ,otSst ppt Ga Or. ysansgs."
sAls' Aier bSrsbosn adao
tnu.I nh aa esessntgIso"t INC Z
looked :. ras ss@tarr,x rs s1e -s assess
9 Wy p SUE afszaaft - fe-
an..nh lse fp*1 81 rhe
Toucn 10 eessa 10 tsntaae hls shoes.
-. ~ iAs ~ ~ &fefft 20 these it,
= tha ~ eaass were = as&ta
~ Ing mouse fhaN Hou1d n@ hechodi-
w. na1 90 Aatnse.
.,, she returned y @as - bring
liz "'y " saa sofss sana-
rsn,s "Sysp hg' esa ta. NJ
uIanA hns seA Nsa4s q arok AHay biz
81, eio,nes cpSec4 los.
as1e,isn aat5 anS1 DE fDofa
- sh "oh " ,ua;Senhaf
@1oaH I'LL. PICK p1eSsiiSf q he no
~. 80 nSn nov oesa9s sssla naie WIS
ILL., uvnn asalA 70 Sef 3fne cnajs,
,snh.l =. ssl51aa " hey ap, sne
wss n.nL 1afn2an tn@n what
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SOnCInue0 IN tomorrow
Evenings Herald.

The term happily married. used
so frequently in newspapers is usually
the truth. for the wedding story ends
on the first day.
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Aside from the locA need which may exist, who's
b.1ine- = 4 WHISTLER 18th North pakot4 co.l y shipped gu
81 North Dakota or mot.
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Arrnnttce day = 70 be observed ~ . holiday, gwhic
q quite ffttins. II The Day eonA also be observed by tn
compilation ~ real peacs; II vouid be an-added bIessina
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,/XLWII.
THE BATTLE.

MacAllister did no work on the
morning after the storm. He went
down to his Office, looked over his
mail and set certain tasks for his, stem
ographer simply because he was walt
ing until he, could ride out to. Marie.
He was eager for her: for more Of her
grave half-frightened happiness. He
wanted to see her eyes by daylight;
be assured again and again that she
was all his. sES ~
He had not slept. Hezwas.as tense
and as eager as he had ever abeen in
his youth; a little bewildeEad as.yet. by
the wonder of it all. and ,sreverentia.
OF Marie,f youth. He had spent the
nightin planning such a holiday asshe
had never had. Maize knew nothing
of America; he would show her his
country-from Canada to the Gulf;
from the Pacific to. the Atlantic. He
would drop business for a year. They
two WOULD fare forth. !. And.
back u it all was the. oldsyvisionAhis
wife with their child in her arms.
!: 4. When she tired of j~ourneying,
ne would bring her back to%Laclasse.
Hin child must be a Nebraskan. >
Continued in tomorrow
EVENINGS Herald ,H
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atelv. Let us put it aside and go on
La.. IL T,11 for0of IN lime

atelv. Let us put it aside and go on
as others do. I'll forget in time.
III forget my painting. I'll give my
self to teaching-I'n do anything you
want me to-only, now the truths out.
for. Gods sake don't agonize over it,"
He reached her, at their door, and
she turned, her hand still held to her
side, a small ereA figure, with brows
knit wei clouded eyes. II don't want
to agonize. l said to myself while l
waited here for you tg COME kept
saying to myself-that ] must be
calm. l don't want to do, anything
that will hurt me, Carl. l want just
to think-what is best. {. You
have the couch-1 don't want you to
come in. l. want to be by myself to-
night" There was infinite, patience
and self-restraint in her manner
I'll do whatever you want" Men,
dali repeated. helplessly. +.
Then let me be by myself" st
She went in and closed the door
softly. = h
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UnaeS preparations are made Immediately for a 10
OF building IN Grand, Forks NEXT spring the town. will b
e. treat locaton for a tent maker or twoa.
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take ye away then 10 spe- rsz.r- Il

take ye away then 10 srCe rEz-e -aIEs
COOL"
Marie was siient ae s1.e nsa4s a7tza1
touched him again Eu1 uas=l 81.
spoke, it was clearly "Gs. E:1
would love me so nurn 1hsn LIZ.
nothing. could take ns aT5r 1rcr1
YOU"
do / have ro KISS Ts 71.Ei.r r., b
sure ye OF that MIcl--suIa.r 1ai..t-
When she lifted sser ssa.s "a Iraf. Ia
was not only the VEL Ct lii. r4.u IL
kissed; but he did ner ErnTp dnar.
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WSTA GRAIN OF TRUTH. PLEASE

In Bulletin No. ; Of the Bank OF North Dakota, issu-
ed over the signature of F. ". Cathro. director general.
and bearing date Of October 1s, 1919, this statement is
made:
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FOR A DRY WORLD, BRYAN
TO TOUR THE COUNTRY

= Westerville, Ohio, May So.-Will-
lam Jennings Bryan in a >speeGh y at
Liberty Hut, Washington, on Sunday
June 8, will sound the keynote for
worldwide prohibition and-wiu then
begin three weeks tour of the coun-
try iniadyocacy ef}a dry world, ac-
cording< tolannouneement made here
today at the national headquarters
of the AntirSaloonl :teagueI His
speech June g win follow the annual
convention / of the AnttSalo obn Lea
que worldwide prohibition lcenferr
enee at Washington! Il
Mr.. ,Brayai's tour will be Through
the South and will take him Into Vir-
einiA, |North> Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Tenpesseeta4d Louisiana. 1t Y ill open
June 9 at Fredericksburg, w., and
close July Dat New Orleans. ,'''7'
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LEAVING ABBEvILLE!

: Z
Mr.. Herbert Allen has been sent
to, Greenwood by the Southern Cot
ton oil Company and will have
charge of the Oil Mill at that place.
This is a deserved promotion and
Mr.. ALIENS friends congratulate him
on the change. Mr.. Allen came to
Abbeville five years ago and has
been most successful in the admins
tration of the affairs of the mill here
and this promotion shows the high
esteem in which is employers hold
him.
Mr.. Allen went over to Greenwood
Monday Mrs. Allen will remain; in
Abb eville for some time. She has
many friends in Abbeville who will
give her up with great regret. =
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1SOME EXTRAVAGANCE!

Secretary Daniels observes with
real| superdreadnought emotion that
the proposed covenant of League of
Nations "is the most momentous do
cume INT written in 1000 years." That
period covers the Magma Charta, the
Bill |of Rights, the Declaration of In
dependence the Federal Constitu-
tionland even the Bible, for much Of
that book was written within the g.
900 year period mentioned. Some ex-
trava aganceL New York Herald, 4 n
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IIDES.-The high prices we pay for
hides land the good weight will en-
.. able all our old hide customers
) around Abbe Vile; to box and ship
green cow and horse hides by ex- :
press direct to us at Athens Ca,
over the Seaboard. Write name oh
post card for tags and quotations /.
Green hides 24c. per lb.' Mule and
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horse, hides, $3.50 each. Mr.. a.
81 Bkdu5fE i 1AkH biO4Y ht Athep.
VIZ athens 1.5 4 Hfss e{ql wholesale
dealers. !
DUE WEST LAND FIR SALE.

.''.) !! ~, b-':!3 gum.
Il am offering for sale; the DR.. Nc
David place. containing 80 iAcres, ~
ing on the road from due West Ito
Donalds, and within a few hundred
yards of stop onq thejDDue. West
railroad. : For sale to; wind up the
estate; I'willtbe Undue West next
Friday, the 9Th of June Anyone m
terested can write me or meet me
there on that 'day....;;..H ......, -
6-al1t:.en ..Qs zsEErt F., b. r. ;HHSoREToN. jHHSo,RE:,
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MISS EVA REAMES ENTERTAINS

Miss Eva Reames entertained her
Young friends at a pleasant party
Friday night at her home on. ;Maga-
zine street. About twenty couples
were present and the time passed
swiftly in the enjoyment of dancing,
animated conversation and in partak-
ing of the cream and cake served as
refreshments. D.. a..
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TIME FLIES

|. Son Bill Greene passed his, elev-
enthi milestone in life on Monday and
was ipresented by his fathers with a
genuine .bugle, which is proving a
souri, BE of great pleasure to Bill, but
an instrument of torture to the
neighbors. IL ', ..i.-
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CABBAGE PLANTS-from sell
1eftef Seed * ia&fy tariE$Rah hhaw h3al
May So per l,bdoj ii, ,Sp@ 500
Porto Rico Sweet Potato plants,
S2.35 per, H. ,oCO. Send US YOUR or
deirs.. ENTERPRISE! TkUGK
FARM, Georgetown, S. c. 3-1l'
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PLEASANT PARTIES.

Miss Mamie Bowie was hostess at
a charming party Friday afternoon
n honor Of Miss Eliza Mabry, There
We're five tables and rock was the
form of entertainment.
A brideliks Kevpi4 doli wearing
along veil and carrying a basket Of
bride flowers was one of the orna,
ments of the room. A dainty cami-
sole was. the brides present, rs
Refreshments of salads and cream
land icake was the closing feature OF
- tSG3Il ~ 40 .iJjH1,
The Misses Morse entertained fo,
Miss Marby on Saturday afternoon
Rook was played and delightful re-
freshments of salads and cream was
enjoyed.
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COMING FOR THE WEDDING

. Miss Maggie Latimer is expected
in the city Friday from Augusta
She will visit Mrs. Herbert Allen and
other friends and will be a guest at
the Mabry-Austin marriage.
Her friends look forward to her
coming with great pleasure.
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SALVATION ARMY FUNDS.

The Salvation Army campaign has
netted about s7oo in Abbeville conu-
ty to date and only this city and
Due West have reported. All the re-
ports are expected in sometime this
week.
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Jordan Ramey, who has recently
purchased home further up the
street, is also painting up prepara-
tory to movingSin.
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OR SALE:-Porto Rico and Nancy
Hall Potato Plants, 1000 $3.50; s.
900 s2.25; 100000 $500 for 1000
at our. beds, Shipment any time
p, up to June 18th. Il - .....i
=. #.s.. II BROCK PLANT CO.. ~
3-28-1st June. Honea. Path, S. G.
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. Mr.. M. T. Coleman is adding {
coat of new paint to his residence or
Greenville street. ~ - 81 = +;
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REWARD will be paid for the, ap-
prehension and delivery to- me of
my son, Henry Thomas, who is 16
= years of age, very dark, 5 #. 5 in.
140 lbs. ,.;t :, IKE, THOMAS
27-2t. Pd.,;,t Abbeville, S. G..
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DIR. McMurray is putting on style
by. adding fresh coat. Of paint ito
his handsome residence on Main
street.
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'T'T G--T-.! - -"----7 ~ - =!
LoST:-Between Hilps. Market and
Whites Grocery Store, Saturday,
"a 1919 class pin of Abbeville High
{ School. Reward :; if returned TO
Miss Mary Hill Harris, -, 1t Pd
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PAINTING Up

The city council has had all the
lamp posts and city hyrants: painted
a lovely green, which. adds material
ly to the appearance of the streets
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham were
in the city Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.; Cheat
ham. f. Il -! i
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.1faeWs....
i: personals i:
, {:

| =: personals =. i
" 4-.:-.==-==4 =. 4&
Mrs. W. D. Wilson is a visitor in
Spartanburg, this week, -, f.
II Miss Myrtle McLeskey was a week
end visitor in Anderson. ..,
: Miss Clara Harrison. spent Friday
in Greenwood = '..-..'f
f.:-:'...1 -. - ':' .s.
i, Mrs. W. S. ;McAlilley left Monday
for a visit to Chester. .,'": q
p, .i'f
Miss Marie Leslie is the pretty
visitor of Miss Annie Belle Little:
Mrs. c. B. Hipp visited her, par
ents in Monroe, N. c., last week. .
Mrs. Arthur Calhoun, of Charlotte,
N. c., is visiting Miss Sara Haskell.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wharton
of Iva, were visitors in Abbeville last
. week. - .-.'
.,I..u) 81 ( .-L.--1 i.'': d.
t Arthur Manning Klugh is at
home from Wofford for the summer
vacation. ~' ..-.. ...'.
| Lieut.. Lewis, was over from Camp
/ Gordon Sunday and spent the day
! with friends. - - !.
,,---J &: !!
John Lomax went up to Due West
! Sabbath, attended services and lis
tened to the commencement sermons.
! Mrs. Hugh Bowen and Miss Eliza
! beth Bowen of Antreville, were in
] the city Saturday.
! Mrs. ]. R. Nickles and Mrs. w. L.
| PEBBLES spent Friday of last week in
1 Greenwood.
! .,,.',.i- ;f.:Ii.S;l
/ Billy Bradley, of Columbia, was
! I'M town Saturday; and Sunday with
! his home folks. ! - '.",N .'...' I
! .'.r.t":! NA ---0 .: .'"ipst 49,,
1 Mrs. w. F! Morgan Of, Monroe
] N. c.; lis visiting her SON, Mr.. q. M.
Morgan &, ,rr.. 'r.2 ,..'-'':'tt 'A
t,.i,t..t -!.--..i: @;fr.D it'r
4 :Lueian iLomax came OVER from At
/ lsnta and spent the weekend with
/ his home people, 4::ia:2 >'' e'oinp
] nns- llf>;i.l--+:.t-:"o S2>Hs''>
/ Miss Nary Aiken attended COM
/ mencement exercises at} Due West
last week. ..>;'. ..'ai =.
/ MS ms: E. A. Hill left yesterday: for
/ Anderson after, q. visit, Of several
weeks to 9 relatives; r4b i'ay here. :, Il :, ',,s
,as5s NJ and d Nj Mrs, P + Essaeh, a;b.':tb and
Percy Leach have returned from a
visit to relatives in y vrginia:; .1is::.,. =,
! Mrs. L. T. Hill, Mrs. s. G., Thorn
son and Mrs: J. H. Little were visi-
tors in Elberton, Ga.,,' last week. =
I Mr.: H. A. McLesky, who has spent
the past several months at Newport
News, arrived in Abbeville Sunday.
! Mrs. j. M Morgan has returned
from a visit with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. W. F. Morgan, in Monroe, N. C..
Mrs. Fulton Clinkscales has re-
turned to her home in Iva, after a
visit of several weeks with Mrs. H.
: C. Fennell: .... Il 3 .... .. .
= = :...
Mrs. Noise has finished the season
as milliner with Mrs. Jas. S.. Cochran
and has. returned to her home in
Jacksonville, Fla. g.; ... g..
Mrs. W. P. Kennedy went up to
Greenville Friday to be with Mr..
Kennedy, who is in the Base Hospi-
tai for medical treatment.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shelley, of
Monroe, NJ. c., have come to Able
vile to make their home. They will
have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. C. B..
Hipp in the house on Pinckney street
recently occupied by Mrs. Mary Tag
gart. Mr.. Shelley is. employed as
express messenger on the Seaboard.
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WANTED: Fresh country eggs, at
forty (40c.) cents per dozen.
DIXIE iCAFEj AbbeMHe, S. C.
5-30-1t C. .-, , /
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Mr.. Leslie. Britt came: into tow
Sunday night from his neck of the
woods, and worshipped a while,
though not at church. 4
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FOR ,sALE;-Eight room residence,
two halls, two baths and kitchen,
Magazine street, one-third cash,
balance in one, two and three
years, interest at six per cent.
Price, ss5oo.I Address Box So.
Abb 1eville, S, c.. - =.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-06-03

Ray Pool, of Spartanburg, recent
ly discharged from service after a
tour with the Sunset Division over
seas, was a weekend visitor with
friends in Abbeville. .- a-.. ,.- .-.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-06-03

and will take charge of the W. H.
Cobb Stores.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham were
in the city Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.; Cheat
ham. i. " - - Il
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Mr.. Leslie Britt came: into tow;
Sunday night from his neck of the
woods, and worshipped a while,
though not at church. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Mcmillan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor of Anderson,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Gambrell. j It
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mckee and
of near Due West, spent
afternoon with Misses Han
nah and Carrie Cochran. -
Mrs. w. A. Harris left last week
for the mountains of North Carolina
where she will spend sometime re-
from recent spell of
sickness. i .>:..,. .. ! .''
Mrs. ]. o. Shelley and daughter,
Miss Mary Shelley, of Monroe, N. c.,
are in the city this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Hipp. ...,...., :
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Miss Helen Kay, who has been
here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs; r.
Glenn Kay, left Friday for Alcolu, S.
c., to visit her sister.
Ray Pool, of spartanburg, recent
ly discharged from service after a
tour with the Sunset Division over
seas, was a weekend visitor with
friends in Abbeville. .-. ,.- 49,.
Miss Marietta Cheatham and Miss
Helen seago, of Greenwood, were in
the city $ everal days last week Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs P.
A. Cheatham, i
Marion Gambrell, Of the. Lethe
Agricultural school, is in the city
spending "a while with his grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. GambrelE.
Miss May McDill of, Due West mo
tored to Abbeville Saturday and
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
l,.1>,---2 l:>astosu*,;
James S. Cochran has returned
from Anderson, where he was a juror
by the United States
District Court. I'II = ~; 1"|'D
The body of Ray Calder, former
lyj of Abbeville, who died recently in
Atlanta, came through this city Sun
day, enrodte: to- cokesbury, W where
ths funeral'~as held Monday: CO.
t. r,,gy =.
CarroH .Swetenbprg, succeeds Otto
BfisteM.as. cashier of the Farmers
Bank, Mr.. Bristow retiring to be-
come cashier adf ShF :rie@s' Planters
Bank, which will open, its doors some
ti1pe this summer lnnn rr>,t. 81 ~ l.,0
THE new sidewalk being ,opened
up on Chestnut street is progressing
plendidly and is, going to ,be.a great
- The street will be
ready for the new houses soon to be
built; IL! ..'.) - T.. o>><:iF
s..,.-.l ----..;s.r a&i .a'&
Mrs. 2: A. Thomson and Miss
Gladys Thomson left. Sunday, morn
ing for their home in Pen City, after
a two weeks visit to Mrs. Foster
Barnwell. They made the trip
through the country in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Shelley, of
Monroe, N. c., have come to Able
vile to make their home. They will
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis, Mcmillan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor of Anderson,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Gambrell. j.'i
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-06-03

and will take charge of the W. H.
Cobb Stores.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-06-03

|, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mckee and
children, of near Due West, spent
Sunday afternoon with; Misses Han
nah and Carrie Cochran. -