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CORNWALL

The funeral Of Mrs. Joanna Mcconnell
who died on Wednesday, February IS at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Francis
Downs, was held at St. Mary's Church
In Middlebury Saturday morning, the
Rev. Father Leonard officiating. The in
torment was in the Catholic cemetery in
Middlebury. Mrs. Mcconnell was the wife
OF the late Patrick Mcconnell. who were
for many years residents of Bristol. Mrs.
Mcconnell was 81 years of age and for
the past four years has lived with her
daughter, Mrs Downs. who has tenderly
cared for her infirmites incident to de-
Ginning years, She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Francis Downs Of this town and Miss
Katherine Mcconnell Of Waterbury.-The
funeral of J. Frank Randall. who died on
Thursday at the Fanny Allen hospital
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TOWNSVILLE

T.. +. Crandall Of West Somerville.
Mass, has been visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs, a. Il, Crandall.--F. II. Chess
moro is confined TO the house with the
prevailing distemper-Mrs. o. p. Bemis
and Mrs, Anna McGarghan were in Bur-
lington Tuesday.--Miss Daise Hapgood
OF the PROBATE office spent the week end
with her mother.-Mrs Henry Pease
entertained over Sunday her sister, Miss
Agness Larned. of Burlington Mitchell
Mari spent Sunday at his home in Mont
peiier,-Raiph and Maurice Buxton were
visitors in Jericho Sunday-W. A.
Church was in Montpelier Monday Miss
Leonia Miller OF Bolton visited friends in
town Sunday.-News was received Mon
day of the death of Mrs Fred Donnelle
AZ her home in York Harbor Me. Mrs
Donneile will I've remembered as Miss
May Olmstead and at one time taught
school here
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RICHMOND

The funeral OF Miss Dorothy AveriI|
who died Thursday in her 10Th year. afte
a long illness with hear disease, wal
held from the Congregational ChurcI
Sunday afternoon al $50 The Rev. NJ
Barnes of Burlington oflciated. A poe
There Is No Death" was read by Prir}
+. J. Charlse Burial WAS in River Vie
cemetery. The deceased was a soholaI
of unusual attsinments and GRADUATED
last June from the high school with th|
highest honors, being valadictoriau Il
her class. She possessed a loving. genia|
disposition and her sweet unassuminI
manner endeared her to a host of friend
who mourn her loss She leaves hesid
a father and mother. one sister and tw !
brothers The members of the hlg +
school attended in body. There was
profusion of floral tributes. Among thos|
from out OF town in attendance wcre|
Mr.. and Mrs. j, p. Kennedy, Esse
Junction; Howard Averill, Middlebury'
II. l.. Goodrow, Hinesburg; and Mis-
Sarah Whitcomb of Burlington.-Ms|
Lucy Sayles returned Tuesday fronI
Alstead, y. H.. where she was called ii
the illness of her sister. Miss RutC
Sayles,-The Richmond high schoo
basketball team defeated the Burlinrto
team Friday evening, Mir AND Mrs.
George Clark have returned from the
wedding trip.--Miss Harriet Towers ha
returned from a two weeks stay Il
Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. johnson wer|
pleasantly surprised by their childre
and neighbors Tuesday evening it bein
the 10th anniversary of their MARRIAGE
Refreshments were served. u w, BerrI
is in New York on n business 1 rip. --Th
Misses katherine Lavelle and Cord
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H1NESBURG

Harold Gilman, who mas been In the
employ Of the Standard Oil company
since his discharge from the army.
finished work for them February 81 and
leaves this week for Idaho. where he has
position as foreman on a ranch -
Eugene Livcrmole has bought house in
Charlotte and expects TO move there
about March MIR and Mrs Quincy f..
Jhurston have bought the Oliver Sprague
farm and take possession at once go
korleen Pierce of Burlington spent the
weekend with her grandfather, G. W.
Tobey. remains of Mrs. Daniel
Weller of Mortified we're brought here
Saturday and interment was made in the
O. a. Baldwin family lot.--G. Arthur
Pierce Scott Brothers and Reed Kelley
of Burling ION were weekend vlstors at
their homcs.--P +. Eddy WAS given a
surprise party at his home Friday eve
ming. The regular meeting of Hope Circle
of Kings Daughters will he held at the
homo of Mrs G. " BostwiCk Friday
afternoon February Is
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where he had been several weeks recover
ing from a serious operation, was held
Monday with a prayer service at his late
home In Middlebury. where he had re-
Gently moved from town, at two o'clock
sattonal Church in Cornwall. The Rev.
n. G. Newell, pastor OF the Middlebury
Church and the Rev. C.
r. Hamlin. pastor OF the Cornwall Con-
sregAtional Church ofioiated. Mr..
Randall served as deacon in the Cornwall
Church for quite term Of wears until
his removal to Middlebury. Mr.. Randall
was born In Bridport, January q. 1884. a
son Of the late Joel and Lucy Andrus Ran
dali. He leaves besides his wife who was
Mary Bond. one brother. Milo Randall
Of Rridport and a sister, Mrs. Emma YAH
OF Middetown Springs.
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GEORGIA

Miss Lepha Abel Of Burlington sus
the Weekend with her parents, Mr a
Mrs. 9. A Abell-M. q. Bragg was e.
ed 10 Burlington last week by the ,llnt
OF MS daughter. Florence, who is
training At the Mary Fletcher hospital
MISS Laura j. WILDER has returned
Burlington Business College after eeve,
weeks at her home -Mrs Ward Post u
recent visitor in Richford The con,
ton OF Frank Goodwin. who has hAep
with pneumonia, is greatly improved
Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg who has been III
able 10 be about the housA-Mis. ss,
Wilbur Of EnosbrrE Falls spent {
weekend here-Misa Nellie Cherrier h
resumed nor duties "a teacher IF ,
primary school
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Albert Comstock of Lowell. Mass. ia
visiting mis- mother, Mrs. Ellen Comstock
who has been in quite poor health all
winter-Mrs' Eugene Butler, who has
been quite Ill, is gaining slowly.-Mrs. w
w. Aldrlch is out after an attack of
bronchitis.-Rollin Tilley has been III with
quinsy,-The Lend-aH Hand Circle of
the Kings Daughters will serve a lunch
at the town house, town meeting day
Quite number of people from this town
went to Hinesburg Monday to help Mr.
and Mrs, Burt Isham celebrate their 10, h
wedding anniversary.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Russell of s
George are visiting Mr.. Russett's mothc
Mrs. Russett.-The funeral of Mrs Pa
ker Jones was held at her late residenc
February 10. the Rev. c. V. French :
Richmond officiating. The floral Offer
ngs were beautiful. interment was a
North village.-Miss Jane Ring is visitin
her brothers. Howard and Ira Fling, q
Waterbury--The school observed VAS
ington's birthday Friday evening wit
speaking and singing and a spelling be
was begun, but on account OF time the
could not finish it.
Miss Blanche Carpenter OF Essex Jun,
ton was an over Sunday guest of Mis-
Doris Miles.-G. w, Brewster is IN Blu
lington as a jurymen OF United state
court.-There will be dance at the ha
Saturday eyenine
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JERICHO

Mrs Parland from Island Pond is visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stevens.-Mrs Louisa Como is confined TO
tho house by ilness--Mrs. C n. Styles
who is very i'll with pneumonia. is a little
more comfortable. Her two sons
Everett and Burdett. are quite i'll, also
her husband.-Mrs. Warren Woodruff
who ia very Ill with pneumonia. is a lit
lie more comfortable, -George Woodruff
who has been ill., was better. is not 80
well and Is confined to the house again. -
Berton Fields is confined to the house by
iliness.-E. f. Jacobs and Herbert
Hutchinson were business visitors In Bur
hugton Fr.day.-Walter Woodruff was
called homo from his school work on ac-
count of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Warren Woodruff.-Mrs. Anna Blodgett
of Burlington was in town Friday to see
her two boys, who are III with the pre-
vailing distemper s. Read of
Richmond was a visitor in schools here
Friday-Mr and Mrs. John story and
daughter were in town Friday en- route to
Jeffersonville TO attend the funeral of
Mr. story's brothers wife.-Miss Ger
trude White OF Burlington business col
lege ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George White, for few days.-Dr, c, A.
Pease OF Burlington was in town Friday
on professional business. -Dennis Rood
who is very i'll with bowel trouble. was
taken to the hospital Friday.
Dennis Rood, who was taken to the
hospital last Friday for treatment
returned Monday much improved in
health.-Mrs. Parln, who has been visit
ing for several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stevens, returned to
Island Pond Monday,-Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyt visited in Williston Sunday
Harold Peck sprained his ankle quite bad
ly Saturday while skiing. Mrs. Florence
White and daughter. Rena, were In Bur-
lington Saturday on business. Cards
have been received announcing the mar.
rage OF wilhelm Schillhammer TO Miss
Hazel Schafer OF Burlington,-Miss Mary
Adrian is Ill with grip and unable to at
tend to her school dutiss.-Mrs. Samuel
Walker and Mrs. Mary Finn were in
Burlington Saturday on business. M iss
Aida Booth and nephew, Elmer Booth,
were visitors in Richmond Saturday,
Miss Lena NaIney was a visitor Saturday
until Monday with relatives in Burling-
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NORTH FERRISBURG

DR.. and Mrs. Lane were in Burling ton
Sunday.-Grace Lane, who has been i'll,
is much better.-Roger Preston and Mar
Jorie Gage were home Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred McEntee OF Monkton visited
MI and Mrs. Shirley Sunday.-The King IS
Dauehters met with Mrs. f. u. Baker
anu Mrs James Dean at the Baker home
Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. Mcintyre,
who has been working at d. o. Noonan's.
returned to Burlington Monday Edward
Little is i'll with a cold.-Miss Dorothy
Folsom returned from Burlington Sum
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BRISTOL

Ezra S. Dixie gave a party Of his young
friends sleigh ride Saturday after
noon. Mrs. IL. ~ Dire acted as chaperon.
On the return the young people enjoyed
social hour and light refreshments at
Ezra's home on Maple street-Miss Irene
Ferguson OF Burlington spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Fer
suson. and family.-The nelghbors and
friends of Mrs. II. O. Nahum gave her
birthday surprise party Monday eve
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WALTHAM

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs A. F..
Booth February 2i.--Mr. and Mrs. G.. p.
l,arrow visited in Fcrrisburg Sunday
The school in the Hunt district opened
Monday after being closed for week.
Mrs. Gale is caring for Mrs A. r.. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Otis visited Mrs,
Otis sister, Mrs. Walter Lee, In Ferris
bury Sunday.-E. }. Howley is working
for the Vermont Marble company at Hunt.
ingtou Fals--ATiss Ruth Wright has re-
covered from the flu and returned TO !ier
duties in the NeYgenncs high school
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HUNTINGTON

The Rev. w. F. Sturdevant the Yer
mont Baptist State evangelist. will con-
duct special services in Huntington
Thursday evening. He will be at Hunt
ington Center Friday evening and next
Sunday in the North end church at two
O'Clock and at seven O'Clock and at
Huntington Center at 1890 a m
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ESSEX JUNCTION

'erohheau REQ received
" .e.oe an ahhouncins the death or ms
o.," Aueine Nerohheau' Which
'epruary AT the nome
81 nc, son Joseph Neronneau' az mont
@ MT V@onneau mad been IN faii-
,n rs ss Sni'h lor some time she was IN
,; "o 'o.n year OF her age Durihs the
~ she was able to traVei she spent
H.. "er .'me win her SOL ram
WI 'eronheau ie't 'hursuay
f,narsi III, o".res' !" n
n,orn,r, 'ooN p''ee ""'
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HANCOCK

son was born Thursday morning
FEBRUARY 10. to MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Andrews Little Kenneth Aldrich has
been with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Church. the past two weeks. from
Rochester.-Mrs. l.. NJ. Church was q
weekend guest with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, W. ii. Hubbard, in Rochester.--Mrs
Carl Archer aud two small children visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Holt. in Rochester part Of last week -
Bernard Thurber OF Burlington was n
weekend guest at G. f. Farrs.-M:. and
Mrs, Claude Farr spent several days in
Rochester last week
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BRIDPORT

Harry Williams. whose death occur
red at Galesh"~Th, Ill. last Sunday
will be buried N the Conversational
Church here at two o'clock Friday af-
ternoon.
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WANTED

-
~ wanted wishins 90 learn nursing,
'-'s~nnnon. Genera iios2ta' Clarcmont,
Fl - ft,w. II
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FARMS FOR SALE

: RMS OF trou 100 70 400 acres for SAFE
or rent for .orfn OF years. I have riVe'
Village and hit farms. well Watered. some
fruit, maple orch trds wood and timber
.u!tab.e Cor tobacco, oIi1H, truck or Gairy
tarIni1e. some 81 -ai'-oa1 aNI some hacN
mated in hdd;yon and Windhain Vour-
.ios STATE what SoG "e't in nrst let'":
s'a dat write unless Hou have thou
.aAd t;oGdrs 20 invest or car stock farm
wins Ear, Puri,ngton. II IS. CIV u
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IS Pine ST. Burlington. ~.
Veterinary Surgeon and Phy6iciap.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
Nollrge. 1903. Latest equipment for
Al animal surgery Including equine
ana canine operating tables Phone
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON


rtactie8i rniAxseIs and steam Fittees
Next North Burli nEton Savings Bank
% St raul street
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Mrs. Jennie B. Hill, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting Mrs. W. L. Nc
Cord and family on Magazine street.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Lucia McCord celebrat-
ed her eighth birthday on Wednesday
by inviting in a number of her play
mates to spend the afternoon with
her. After playing games, ETC., the
little folks were invited into the din
ing room where ice cream and cake
were served. The decorations were
pink and white and in the center of
the table was the large birthday cake
with eight burning candles. Each
guest was given bag Of candy tied
with pink and blue ribbon.
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Mrs. j. Moore Mars and little
daughter left Thursday Afternoon
for visit to her parents in Laurens
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CROSSES OF HONOR

If applicants for Confederate
Crosses of Honor will meet me at the
Court House, Wednesday. June 3rd,
I will present them with their cross
es. The following have made appli-
cation: C. NJ. Cochran, {, &. Sims,
H. J. Price and J. NJ. Tolis0n.
Mrs. Frank Wilson,
President.
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THE BOOK CLUB

A business meeting of the Book
Club was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. +.
Greene with a good attendance OF
the members present. Mrs. T. &.
White was elected President, Mrs.
G. A. Neuffer, Vice-President and
Mrs. C. C. Gambrell Secretary.
Three new members were to be
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THE MINSTREL POSTPONED

The Minstrel Show which was to
have been given in the Opera House
Wednesday, June 2nd, has been
postponed indefinitely anG the pic,
ture, Elaine Hammerstein in the
Country Cousin" will be shown
This will be an attractive picture and
patrons of the house are assured OF
an evening of enjoyment.
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BIRTH NOTICE

Born in Columbia, S. c., to DR..
and Mrs. S. A. McElroy, (nee Miss
Carrie Richey), daughter, May
25th, 1920.
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local
News
1: personals :

j. F. Edmonds went to Chester
Wednesday on business.
Miss Essie Lee McCord spen
Thursday in Greenwood.
R. E. Cox was a visitor in Green
wood Thursday.
T. G. White is attending Federal
Court in Anderson.
Mrs. A. W. Jones, of Columbia,
is visiting her son, Frank Jones.
1.sssk. -. -
Herman Yoder, Of Van Wyck, is
visiting his brother, Clyde Yoder.
H. C. Quinn, Lauderdale, Fla,
was a visitor in Abbeville Friday.
H. C. Humbert, of Laurens, was a
business visitor in Abbeville Friday.
Miss Sadie Stevenson, OF Long
Cane, was a visitor in Abbevll!e
Friday. &c.
Mrs. G. w. Cade, of Wilmington,
was a shopper in Abbevile Thurs
day.
Mrs. Leila Todd, of Due West,
was a visitor in ,Abbeville Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. M. Blanchett, of Cal
houn Falls, was in town Wednes-
day.
Miss Lula Williams, of Penney's
Creek, os visiting her aunt, Mrs. W..
E. Williams.
",...s. Claude Vandiver IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fowler, in Athens,
Ca, this week.
C. G. Cogburn, of Atlanta. is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. John G..
Edwards.
Mrs. M. B. Davis visited Mrs. E.
M. Anderson at her home in Hart
we'll, Ca, this week.
\ Miss Virginia Galloway, Due
West, was visitor in Abbeville
Thursday.
DR.. G. E. Calvert and Dave
Thomas left this week for visit to
New York.
Mrs. J. Moore Mars and little
daughter, left Thursday to visit
: relatives in Laurens.
Mrs. R. S. Galloway, and Mrs. M.
B. McCutcheon, of Due West, were
visitors in Abbeville Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie B. Hill, of Birming,
ham, Ala, is visiting Mrs. w. L. Nc,
Cord and family on Magazine street
Mrs. J. Moore Mars and little
daughter left Thursday afternoon
for visit to her parents in Laurens
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LEBANON CHURCH
PAGE FIVE

The pastor having been else
where last Sabbath, he will preach
at Lebanon Church next Sabbath
morning at II a. m.
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elected and Mrs. c. C. Gambrell,
Mrs. j. C. Ellis and Mrs. A. B.
Morse were chosen. The lists for
new books were submitted and the
books for the ensuing year will
probably be of unusual interest.
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spent a day or two this week will
Mrs. J. C. Ellis.
Mrs. A. S. Simmons and Mrs
Brown, of Elberton were guests Of
Mrs. J. C. Ellis Monday.
Mrs. P. C. Gaillard has returned
to her home in Newberry after a
visit of several days with her son.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Ander-
son College, returned today to
spend the summer holidays with her
parents.
Miss Kathleen Bates, of Van
Wyck, is visiting her brother, Car
lisle Bates, at the home of Miss
Helen Edwards.
Mrs. Albert Gilbert, Miss Kather-
inc Gilbert and Miss Bobbie Gown
of Wilmington, were visitors in Alb
beville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ferguson spent
"Wednesday and Thursday In Ches-
ter with Mr.. Will Ferguson who is in
a hospital there. u ;.
Mrs. M. R. Plaxco is in Due West
where she will stay for the. COM
mencement season at the two col
leges' ~ ''" :::.:a%
Joe T. Hughes and little daughter
Mildred Cochran Tughes, spent Wed
nesday night and Thursday in An
derson. !
George R. Strickle, Sr., of Bir-
minsham, Ala, is visiting his sisters,
Mrs. T. J. Douthart and Mrs. W. r
Beard.
Mrs. Lowrie NJ. Beacham, of Lau-
rens, and Mrs. Worth Beacham, OF
Clio, are visiting Mrs. W. E. John
son on North Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Speer and Mrs
M. S. Speer, of Anderson, spent Wed
nesday in Abbeville the guests OF MI
and Mrs W. D. Barksdale.
Mrs. Charlie Schram and her two
little daughters, Charlotte and Clau'
dia were in the city one day this
week visiting Mrs. w. D. Barksdale.
Prof. Edgar Long, Erskine Col
lege, Due West, and his father, L..
H. Long, of Gastonia, N. c., were
visitors in Abbeville Friday.
Messrs j. M. Gambrell, G. D.
Brown and Rev. L. j. Bristow re-
turned Wednesday from a X. of P.
meeting in Greenville. .
Miss Virginia Aiken, steno-
grapher at Camp Sewer, accom-
panied by a friend, Miss Helen
Kellog, Lansing, Mich, were visi-
tors in Abbeville this week.
Miss Lula Power, Mrs. ]. L. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. Otto Bristow, Mrs. B.
O. Bristow, Mrs. Eugene Power,
were visitors in Greenwood Thurs
day.
Miss Edna Cox arrived in the city
Wednesday to spend the summer va
cation with her mother, Mrs. R. E
Cox. She has just finished success
year teaching in the High School a
Inman.
Albert Wooten well known
singer of Atlanta, is expected to
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stop off in Abbeville today on his
way to New York to visit his
friend, Herman Yoder, who is the
guest of his brother, c. E. Yoder.
Mrs. Tinker and Miss Faulkner
of Memphis, Tenn, were at the Eu-
reka Hotel Friday. They will take IN
commencement exercises at Due
West both being graduates OF the
Woman's College.
Henry Perrin, Of Bishopville, who
is a student at Presbyterian College
in Clinton, arrived in Abbevllle TO-DAY
and will spend several days with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hemphlll, OF
Newman, Ca, will attend the due
West commencement, and from there
will come to Abbeville to visit their
kindred. Mr.. Hemphill is an alumnus
of Erskine College. He is a first
class Georgia farmer now. s..
Otto Bristow, J. S. Morse, Z. d.
McMurray, DR.. F. E. HARRISON u.
H. Hill and others attended a meet
ing of the South Carolina Develop
ment Board in Greenwood Thurs
dav afternoon. ]. S. Morse was
named chairman of the board for
Abbeville County. = ..,:::
Mrs. James Plaxco, of Memphis
Tenn, spent Thursday night IN AD-
beville at the home of her brother-ln-
law. Rev. Moffatt R. PIaxco. Mrs.
Plaxco was on her way to Due West
to visit her mother, Mrs. Leila Todd
and to enjoy the commencement tes'
tivities.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Speer and Mrs
M. S. Speer, of Anderson, spent Wed
nesday in Abbeville the guests OF MI
and Mrs W. D. Barksdale.
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stop off in Abbeville today on MS
wav to New York to visit his
friend, Herman Yoder, who is the
guest of his brother, C. E. Yoder.
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Mrs. Lowrie NJ. Beacham, of Lau
rens, and Mrs. Worth Beacham, o1
Clio, are visiting Mrs. W. E. John
son on North Main Street.
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Albert Wooten well known
singer of Atlanta, is expected to
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George R. Strickle, Sr., of Blr
mingham, Ala, is visiting his sisters
Mrs. T. ]. Douthart and Mrs. W. P
Beard.
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Mrs. Charlie Schram and her two
little daughters, Charlotte and Clau
dia were in the city one day this
week visiting Mrs. w. D. Barksdale