The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-15
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Monday, Sept. IS. 1t is requested
that every pupils, who expects tc
rnter school at any time during the
session, shall be present on opening
CAV and enroll. A personnel of the
faculty with a short sketch of each
teacher, will be given in next weeks
issue of this paper.
Married at the Methodist Parson-
by Rev. N. G. Ballenger, Sept
9. Mrs. Lizzie Hill Waters and Mr..
z. J. Bonds both of this place.
The following young persons have
left this week for their work during
The winter: Miss Alice Cooley to
sescl1 in the Bennettsville city schools
Miss Arvella Hall to teach in the
Manning graded school; Mr.. Guy
Hall returned to Carolina University
where he is taking a medical course
IN vocational training.
Mr. William Broadwell has been
suite unwell for the past week. He
IS suffering from the infirmities of
aee and from wounds received while
serving in the army of the Confed-
sracy. The ranks of these old heroes
are growing thinner and their num-
bers fewer. 1t behooves us of a young
* generation to see that their last
days are their best days.
Mr.. Jas NJ. Baker Of Washington,
d. c., is spending this week at the
old home looking after his farming
Interests.
Mr. R. Henry Moseley of Andrews
has Joined his wife and baby here
for q short visit. They will leave in
a few days,for Anderson and Ninety
Six where they will make a visit with
xesatives before returning to their
Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ellis spent
last week with his parents and other
relatives at Greenwood.
Miss Locha Carlisle of Diamond
Spring was the weekend guest of
Mrs B~allenger.
DR.: Kirkpatrick has returned from
Z short stay at Hendersonville. He
S6ok Miss Lucille home after a
pleasant visit with him.
Nh. I. B. Bell has made several
changes on the store room occupied
by Nance & Mann at the station. The
interior has been overhauled, a coat
Of paint applied and a filling station
installed.
lr. J. C. Harper of Greenwood
sane to see Mrs. E. W. Harper, ST.,
aurlug the week, who has been TAX
asg treatment from him for some
sine Mrs. Harper is responding to
treatment quite satisfactorily and is
looking much better.
M. Jack Barnes of Royston, Ca,
las been the recent guest of rela-
Eyes.
Hiss Annie Hutchinson is spending
5his week with her brother, MI. M.
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Mr. J. Henry Power of Brownlee
vas s pleasant visitor during the
mast week. Mr.. Power is a most affa-
He gentleman, a splendid conversa-
5ionalist and a man who holds the
friendship of everybody who knows
him- A most cordial invitation is ex-
Ssnded him, when time and opportu-
nty permit a return to our town.
Mr. E. j. Huckabee, Misses Alpha
Sarres. Georgia Harper and MI.
Walter Huckabee have returned
from a pleasant visit to Royston, Ga.
Messrs. Edward Smith of Prices
Hill and S. A. Speed of The Fork,
were business visitors on the street
during the week.
Nr. and Mrs. Weston Carlisle and
Nessrs. Jeff and Keys Bowman, al,
al Diamond Spring, were guests OF
Mrs. T. D. Cooley on Tuesday.
Mr.. H. NJ. Schumpert has begun
She erection of a dwelling on his
farm above town. He hopes to com
glete the house and have it ready
for occupancy in a few weeks.
Mrs. Charlie Bowen has been elect.