The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-29
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and is doing some good work on the
roads in this section. A squad OF
hands under the supervision of MIR.
VIII Nance, have put our streets in
splendid condition. Much credit is
being accorded our Mayor, Mr., Sey-
monr Hutchinson for the careful and
efficient interest he is showing in the
municipal civics affairs of the town.
State Bank Examiner Craig paid
his annual visit this week and found
every thing in ship-shape. He ex-
pressed himself as being pleased,
not only with the financial status of
affairs, but was delighted with the
neat and systematic manner ., in
which the business was conducted.
Due to i'll health, it is believed that
Hr. 3. F. Mauldin will resign the
presidency of the bank. A meeting
viii be called in a few days to elect
NEW. officers. 80,
The High School pupils, assisted
BY some of the teachers, r rehears-
sng for an entertainment to be- gwen
az the close of the school in a few
wrecks, the exact date will be an
nounced later. Il
Ars. Ellis Huchabee has been
called to Branchville on account OF
The death of her, brother-inlaw, MIR.
a. B. Williams, which occurred at
B.anchville several days since, Due
b tie illness Of her father Rev. Bar
aBer, and her sister, Mrs. Louise Viii
Exzns, she has been prevented from
1sutrning home. Much sympathy is
feft Cor all the family in their be-
rcavcment.
Miss Matte Zee Colley has re-
surned to Thompson, Ga, after
spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. D. K. Cooley, who has
nst been very we'll for some time.
MI. Fred Fcquette has returned
from Dillon, where he was. princi-
1ai of the school during the past
session.
Nr. Marion Nickles accompanied
~ his sisters, Misses Annie and
minnie Nickle, Of Greenwood, spent
hst Sabbath at the home of Mr.. and
Hrs. NJ. P. MeCalla. Their mother,
lEnl J. C. Nickles, returned home
uisa chem.
Mrs T. S. Allen and her interest
ing little folks, Of Anderson, are
spending this week with her parents
Hr. and Mrs. E. W. Harper, Sr.
Dr.. and Mrs. Curtis Fennell and
Curtis, 3rd., spent the weekend
Nth his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Fen
neIL
Mrs. S. B. Cook of Latimer, has
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nsseley Huckabee. Mrs. Huckabee is
mt improving to the extent that her
friends hoped. "
Hiss Doris Clotfelter has been
fseced to discontinue her school
work altogether on account of her
eyes She is taking treatment from
Nr. Nardin, Of Anderson, and is
stesdily improving, much to the de-
light of every one.
DR.. Kirkpatrick was called to
Greenwood on professional business
HEs week.
Mr. f.. O.. Clinkscales, of the sSa-
sznnah Side" farm was on u
streets Wednesday.
Hiss Allie Rush, of Ocala, Fla, a
HupH Of the Due West Woman's COL
fege, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Clinkscales. Miss
IRcile Kirkpatrick a pupil at the
ssnne institution, was the guest of.
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Kirk.
patrick.
Rev. H. G.. White has been quite
unwel for several days Mr., w.
Hampton Bonds was too much indis-
POSED to attend to- his banking bust
ness for a few days last week. NJ.
". n. Speer is also on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Simms, of
Fountain Inn, have been recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Thompson. .." len
Miss Carrie McMahan is on an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Elberton.