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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
zLE sposoBY oLEsovHo uRADovANIA.

Cd Noveho roku mesto Youngstown stale sa stredo-
bodom pozornost celej Aneriky Mas novy mayor Geo.
L. Olesna xlastnu schopnost robt reklamu preto z
jeho adovne skoro kazdodene Yychodia move senzace
Ale mesto Youngstown iezvolile ho svoho mayora
ma robene rekamy Obyvatelstvo 81 ziada pnenie pred
yolebnyc subov, ktore b6y: snizeme vydavkoy pr adj
ministrac mesta, vvcistene neporiadnych eementov,
prenasedovane piestupnikov prohbicie lapaie zode-
iov vrahov zvysenl cinnost mestskeho uradnctva.
Mayor Oles ably toto pleviedol potrebuje ko-opera-
ciu vsetkvch naGench radnkov mest, mestskej rady
po1cie Mesto toho, ably 81 piiatel sky zaist ponoc
tychto thyt vec zly konec zacal nat ahovat s
mimi Zasie1 tax daeko re podal zalobu pro sefov po
cie Watkinsovi pre- domnee priestupky zada civn'l
konisiu, ably Watknsa pozbava 1radu. sobotu bolo
poiednavane tel zaezitosti Watkins bo oslobodeny.
Pocas vslchu vyslo avo, re Oes poms al na zbave
ne Watknsa este pred nastnpenm svojho dradu, co
oznaml jednom skromnom liste isteE Witehead-ovi,
ktory Olesa zrad list dorucl Watkinsovej stranke
Ale Oes ie ME zy clovek e len prihokovny nahli-
W Tato sobotnasia rtaost no snad' hodne poucia a
nabudce bue hi adet zt najuzsom priatelsve NEST
sklmi radcami acelnkm depaltmentov messkej spra-
w Uznat musi re nen vsetko re e len hlavnm ko-
lesom ceom stroll protivnom pade utrati vsetkych
svoch podporovatel'ov priatelov kazdy obcan pri-
svedci re maar Webb Brown ktory kresil oblaz uve-
reinen ia inom meste tohto casopsu NAL pravdu, ked
no predstav ako maeho cloveka ktory nevie 81 dat
rady vel'klm nradom mayora mesta Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
OHL'ADOM sCH0DZE SLOVENSKYCH
NOVINAROV.

Ma zakade rezoice, vynesenej na schodz 1strednej
spravy Slov Lgy Pittsburghu, dina 2o apria 1921 ka
ro Stiasny, redaktor 'Obrany vyzval predsedu Slov
Ligy ably svoal vsetklch akvnych slovenskch novin-
ROY do Scranton Pa na % feblura kde by zalozio
Novnarske Sdruzene.
Novinarske Sdruzenie je vskutku potrebne pre- slo-
Nelskych novinarov vyzvane kol Stasnero podporl-
jeme. Use vyskytujn plileztos pre- sstrednen akc
amercko-sovenskych novin ale bez strednej organza
Gle ie to nemozne Musime mat organzaciu to dobre
dsciplnovan ably slovo amercko-sovenskej journalistic
Ky zavazo slime vsade kde e toho potreba Len edno
este praeme, aby schodza boa vydavana Pittsburgh
daktor sobou nedeu, kedy najde Wac casu, ne5
stredtyzdn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
YouMas1oWNsKk sioYENsKf FoYIMY.

Satfpilssj komisie I sskrstkrovi
pspA,tmentu rrAce 4 . tomto
|svoiom prAve ie pou6eny. MoSe.
|apelovat bud sam alsbo niekto-
IN 1 jeho pribuznych slebo pria-
tel 'ov alebo koneene niektory 4
Idobrocinnych spolkov, ktoreho "a
|stllpca je ma Ellis Island pripu-
steny. Il
APPEL znie jednoducho. Je asi ma
Isledailci: Prajem 81 apelovat od
rozhodnutia zvlastnej> vysetrnjd-
cej Nkomisie. Podpis. APPEL musi sa
podat' behom 48 hodin cd roz-
hodnutia vysetrujncej komisie.
APPEL tento zastavi vsetku d'alsiu
cinnost prist 'ahovalechych iifa-
dow ma Ellis Islande, alebo v prf-
|slusnej prist 'ahovaleckej stanici,
dokym prist'ahovalecky komisar
dotycnej prist 'ahovaleckej stani-
|cc neobdrzi rozhodnutie sekreta-
Era DEPARTMENT. Prace. 2 tejto
priciny, ked sa APPEL poda, tedy
ziaden prist 'ahovalec nem6ze byt'
hned' deportovany, dokyym take
to rozhodnutie Washingtonu ne
dojde.
| Sekretar Department. Prace
m6ze zrusit' rozhodnutie zvlast-
nej vysetruj1cei komisie povole-
MIN pristupu dotycnemu prist "a
hovalcovi, alebo vo zvlastnych
pripadoch povof docasny pristup
pod zarukou, alebo potvrdi de-
lportacne nariadenie, ktore ucinila
Ivysetrujnca komisia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
JEDNA z PRfCIN NEsPOKOJNOsTI MA
SLOVENSKU.

'slov Vychod" Kosic uverejnil dops Lipt Sy.
Mkulasa, ktorom upozornuje vlada verejnost' ia
lrirucne zahala anie lpovskych nlarov chyrecnych to
lobotnkov, ktori vystavi Budapest hodn cast Vie
dne
Cd prevratu tito nlrali nenozu dostat' roboty Kynl
Hoyensko bolo mad arsk6, murar nasi zarabal velk
penaze po Pest Vianoce vracali donov
hodne nasporenymi peniazmi Teraz do Pesti nemozn
lst y Prahe i'm roboty nedajn
81 Vychod' vyhovara, ze pricnou ch nezanestna-
nosti sl mad arsk robotnlck ;vodcovia Slovensku
A6kovek ami my 81 neprajeme, ably NADIA boil vodcam
slovensch robotnkov e to hodne poehybna vyhovorka
Keby SINE nebo epsie infolnovani, by skor uver
Pravda ie tato:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03

Ackol'vek kazdy prist 'ahovalec
usidleny tejto' zemi, po svojom
prichode musel preist prist 'aho-
valeckou stanicou a vyhovet' pri-
st 'ahovaleckym zakonom, ably Dol
pravidelne pripusteny, je male
tyeh, co znajii proceduru plHd
prist 'ahovaleckymi uradmi, ksle
musi vsetko suhlasit' hlavnymi
pravidlami prist' 'ahovaleckych "a
konov. Az ,ta.
| S 1zkostlivost 'ou oEakavaju pri
buzni prichod svojich ,kraja. A.
konahle sa dozvie, re je IA ME
ktorej lodi, poeina byt' nepokoj-
ny dotazuje~sa 0 informacie, ale
obycajne ia nepravom mieste. A
ked' pribuzny nepride kratkom
case, posiela telegram "a telegra-
MON, zabudajuc pri tom casto ma
uvedenie najd6lezitejaich faktov
prist 'ahovalecki inspektori, ma
inc naval prace, nemozu pri maj
lepsej voli dotazy telegraficke
zodpovedat'. Ked' potion konee-
Inc ldojde zpraya, re prlbuzneho
zadrzali IA ostrove, alebo ma pri-
st 'ahovaleckej stanici, tn nastane
izkosti panika, starosti, viac
vtdajov penaznych a ztrata casu.
TO vsetko sa ovsem da pocho-
pit ale uSetrilo by sa vel'a wy
DAM, starosti uzkosti, keby bol
taky clovek lepsie oboznameny S
procedGrou ma takej prist 'ahova.
leckej stanici. Medzi tymito sta.
niciami je najdolezitejsou Ellis
Island newyorkskom pristave
Komisarom je E. Tod, asistentmi
sil Byron Fl. Uhl Harry R. Ian
dis. Ellis Island je priechodom dc
spoj. Statov. ...t..
Akonahle prichadzajnci parnfk
presiel cez karantenu, prist 'aho
valecky Inspector pride IA lod' q
ked' nieto podozrelych priznako,
nakazlivej choroby, vykonaj1 So
lSroky k rychlemu prepusteniu pr
st 'ahovalcov. Nez parolod' pri
stane, porataji sa vsetci prist "a
hovalci, od Mich sn oddeleni anne
ricki obcania a potion prist 'aho
valci prvej druhej triedy pc
drobia sa prehliadke zk1ske. II
to musia vyhovet' prist 'ahovale
ckym zakonom tax dobre, ako a.
cestujilci tretej triedy, avsak TIT
/ mozu byt' zknsani uz ma lodi. =
ked' nieto ziadnych dovodoy
proti pripusteniu podla zakono,
Iprist 'ahovaleckych, alebo podl' Z
percentualnej pripustnosti, sl pr,
pusteni hned lode. Nasledui,
potion prehliadka colna, ktori m;
jl batozinu. Medzipalubni pri
st ahovalci ii, ktori musia 81
podroHit' prehliadke podrobnej,
Sci, ST watt ia prevoznl LODI ;
dovezeni na Ellis Island.
Ked je vidno, he prist 'ahoya
lee sa hodi do Ameriky, nenarazs
nikde ma zakony prist 'ahoyale
cke, a percento jeho narodnost
nebolo vycerpane, prehliadka j
ludalost 'ou celkom kratkou. p.
prichode ia Ellis Island su pri
st 'ahovalci postaveni do radu /
podrobeni vseobecnej lekafske
prehliadke, ktorou So zisti, kit
potrebuje blizsej a podrobnejse
prehliadke sa podrobit Potion 81
prist 'ahovalci zkiisani v znalost
4 eitania pisania y nlaterinskon
jazyku, Po tejto zkaske su pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
Prichod do Ameriky
FL. l. s.

vedeni pred dvoch inSpektorov,
ktori potvrdia, re vyhoveli. dotyc-
nj vsetkym prist 'ahovaleckym "a
konom ked' percento ich narod.
nosti neni vycerpane, tedy sn
:hned' prepusteni m6zu sa W.
dat tpo najblizsej prevoznej lodi
ma cestu' k New Yorku. Ked ide
do niektoreho ineho mesta, tedy
je prevezeny ma zeleznicnu stani-
GU, kde sa mu oznaci odkial a
ktorym vlakom ma odcestovat'
ma miesto svojho ureenia.
Pripusteny prist 'shovalec, mo-
re byt' docasne zadrzany. To sta
va sa v pripadoch, ked' caka ma
peniaze ma d 'alsiu cestu, kan p0-
yodne NAL cestovat'. Tiez stava
sa to pripadoch, ked' cestuj1ci
ochorie, alebo inych pricin. Do
casne zadrzany prist 'ahovalec, i
max Temporary Detained, skra
tene "T. D." je prist 'ahovalec,
ktory sice bol uz pripusteny, a
moze opustit' prist 'ahovaleckii
stanicu, akonahle pricina docas-
neho zadrzania >odstranena.
II, ktori neboli pripusteni. sil
zadrzani a zvlastna komisia vyse-
trujuca Board Of Special Inqui-
ry) urci vo zvlastnom vysluchu,
ktory sa kona co najskor, ci ma
byt' prist 'ahovalee pripusteny "a
lebo deportovanI Kazda TAXA
zvlastna komisia pozostava 70 3.
prist 'ahovaleckych inspektorov,
ktorych vymenuje generalny ko-
misar so stihlasom sekretara De-
partmentu Prace. Vysluch tejto
zvlastnej komisie deje sd dover
he, avsak prist 'ahovalec moze tam
mat svojha priatel'a alebo pri-
buzneho.
Ked' tedy dojde zprava, re O.
cakavany prist 'ahovalec bol "a
drzany ma Ellis Islande k vyslu-
chu pred zylastnou komisiou,
znamena to, re dosial nebol pri-
pusteny re sa jeho pripad musi
podrobneGie vysetrovat' a ze 0 je.
ho pripustnosti rozhodne tato
zvlastna vysetruiiica. komisia.
V prfpade, ze by prist 'ahovalec
ochorel alebo ze by Dol neschopny
znejaky ych priein byt' pritomnyn
ma tomto zvlastnom vysluchu, pr
st 'ahovalec je dany do nemocni
ce vysluch sa odlozf ma neskor.
Sic. V takomto prfpade zvlastna
komisia rozhodne ma zaklade lie.
karskeho vysetrenia.
Vedl'a tychto prfpadov, kde pr
st 'ahovalec je pridrzany k vyslu.
chu pred zvlastnu vysetrujdcu
komisiu, Especial Inquiry, axe
sa obycajne hovori, alebo skrate,
Inc rs. t., musi byt' ma pamat
Ito. ze kazdy prist'ahoyalec, kto'
lry pride yyse poctu procentne,
/ ho, je tiez zadrzany ku zvlastne
mu vysluchu.
4 Sloyom, ku zylastnemu vyslu
chu je zadrzany kasdy, kto nebo1
Ipripusteny a prepusteny, alebe
lnebol zadrzany docasne len, akd
hore spomenute. Zvlastna Vyse
tryjicas Komisia ,potom po ,vNalu
eku rozRoaae, ii ii i'ma|byt pdotysn!
prist 'ahovalec pripusteny alebt
lyyl1ceny a neskorsie deportova
my, ked' deportacias je potyrdent
|v prfpade apelu.
Prist ahovalecs ma pfayo apelo
.lyat cd rozhodnutias zylastnej w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-03
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
of the
Youngstown Savings & Loan

Company Of Youngstown, Q.
For the Fiscal Year Ending December
81, 1921.
ASSETS:
Cash On hand 129.44
Loans on Mortgage Security ll2S4l02
Due from borrowers for
insurance and taxes 1857
Def;cit 474.02
1l3515.O5
Interest due and uncolleeted 9S9.59
LIABILITIES:
Permanent Stock l0o1o.0O
Deposits and accrued interest lo09s2.S4
Special Deposits 1877
ll35l5O5
Interest due and uncollected 9S9.59
State of Ohio
County of Mahoning.
JOSEPH j. SCHROMOFSKY, being
duly sworn, deposes and says that he
is the Secretary of The Youngstown
Savings & Loan Company, Of Youngs-
town, Ohio, and that the foregoing
statement and report is full and de-
tailed report of the affairs and busi-
ness of said Company for the fiscal
year ending on the thirty first day of
December A. D. 1921 and that it is true
and. correctly shows its financial con
dition at the end of said fiscal year.
JOSEPH J. SCHROMOFSKY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day Of February 1929.
| f. w. BURRELL,
Notary Public.
Certificate of Auditing Committee or
Three Directors.
WE, the undersigned, Frank Marko-'
vich, Joseph Yavorsky, John Schragal,
Of the said Youngstown Savings &
Loan Company of Youngstown, Ohio,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and correct statement Of the
financial condition Of said Company
on the thirty-first day of December,
A. D. 1921 and true statement of it's
| affairs and business for the Fiscal
year ending on that day.
FRANK MARKOVICH.
JOSEPH YAyORsKY.
JOHN SCHRAGAL.
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RILEY-MeNEILL.

Wednesday afternoon, December
Goth, Miss Willie Riley and Mr.. Don
McNeill were married at Sharon
Methodist parsonage, Rev. J. B. Kill
gore performing the ceremony. Miss
Riley was accompanied by her only
sister, Mrs. J. E. Bartlett of Green
vile and was attractive in a travel
ing suit of blue with accessories to
match. She is the daughter of MI.
and Mrs. J. E. Riley of Sharon. MI.
McNeill is a prosperous farmer of
Warrenton. They have many friends
who wish for them much happiness
in their married life.
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DR.. McMURRAY ENTERTAINS

DR.. C. H. McMulray gave a
pleasant dinner party at his home
last night having as his guests, the
doctors of the city, the druggists
and Rev. John McMurray and Rev.
III. r. Plaxco. Christmas decora-
tons of holly, bells, wreathes and
candles gave the rooms and the
table a festive air, while the place
a Santa Claus, brought back
the youth of the digntied guests.
A delightful dinner was served
and the time after was spent in the
enjoyment of pleasant conversation
and cigars.
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Of the bride performing the cere-

Of the bride performing the cere-
mony.
The church was prettily decorated
for the occasion in green and white.
An arch was placed in front of the
altar and this was draped in white
and twined with maiden hair fern.
A large bell Of white maline tied
with a maline bow was suspended
from the center of the arch while
over the top numbers of pink can
dies shed a soft glow over the bridal
party.
Miss Margie Guillebeau presided
at the organ and the bridal party
entered in the following order: Mes
srs. Sam William, Roy Guillebeau,
Miles Woodhurst and Eugene Gilbert,
the ushers were followed by Miss
Woodroe Wilson, Miss Clarke Gull
lebeau, Miss Ellie William and Miss
Elise McNeill as bridesmaids.
Little Misses Doris Jackson and
Margaret Sanders as flower girls,
dressed in white with baskets of
flowers came down one aisle while,
Steven Gilbert and W. B. Wilson,
dressed in white and carrying shep-
herds crooks came down the other
aisle, passing through the arch and
formed a tableaux on the pulpit ele-
walton.
Little Mary Gilbert as ring bearer
was dressed in pink and carried the
ring in a large pink earnation.
The groom entered with his broth
er, Mr.. Richard Williams, while the
bride was escorted by her sister, Miss
Louise Gilbert. The ring service was
used and the ceremony was per-
formed in an impressive manner.
The bride wore a coat suit Of blue
with accessories to match and wore
a hat of black. She carried a shower
bouquet of brides 8 and pink
carnations. The bridesmaids wore at
.ernoon dresses, with hats and car
ried shower bouquets Of maiden hair
fern with shower effect of holly and
white ribbon.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams went to Mccormick where
they spent the holidays with Mrs. j.
w. Langley, the sister Of the groom.
MI. Williams is a prosperous far
mer in the Sharon section and the
young couple will begin house-keep-
ing at once. Both are popular
the county and they be-
gin their married life with the good
of q host of friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
A FAMILY o U PARTY

Miss Clara .Wham has had a
pleasant house party during the
holidays at her home on Pinckney
street. Mr.. and Mrs. C. IA. Pitts
came from Baltimore for the week.
Mrs. Pitts is remembered here as
Miss Annie. Wham and this is her
first visit since her marriage. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
DesChamps of Bishopville, Misses
Clara and Mary Adams of Wash
ington, N. c., and Miss Gladys
Whsm of a~reelysville.
The reunion was pleasant indeed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
AN PARTY

Little Miss Margaret Penney is
having a party this afternoon for
six Of her: little friends, the guests
being Thetma Bauknight, Ethel
Whaley,| Mona Tut, Minnie Ella
S~wetenburg, and Angela Roche.
The young people enjoyed "old
maid" rock and other games and
the fruit cake, Lady Baltimore
cake and ambrcsia served.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
FOR MISS STONE

Miss Mary Greene gave a card
party Thursday afternoon as a
compliment to her visitor, Miss
Polly Stone. Holly and red candles
gave the rooms a holiday appear
ance and the guests, the young
girls home from college, enjoyed
the games of cards.
A sweet curse followed by nuts,
r~aisins, coffee and cheese was serv-
ed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
CHANGING WORK

DELPHI McDill, who has been in
Columbia for several years with
the Southern Cotton Oil Co., has
accepted a position with the FEEDER
al Land Bank and will be with them
in the future. This promotion is
good news to friends in Abbeville.
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A HUNTING PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tusten and
Miss Ann Tusten of New York and
Jack and Mabel Bradley went to
Bellevue Tuesday and are visiting
with Mr.. nd Mrs. ". D. Morrah.
The men folks are enjoying tho
good hunting in that section of the
country.
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A CHRISTMAS r

Miss Elizabeth Thomson, who is
home from Converse for the holi-
days, entertained at a pleasant card
party Thursday night at her home
on North Main street. The house
was prettily decorated in holly,
Christmas candles and
wreathes. Cards were enjoyed after
which a salad course was served.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the share
holders Of the Building and Loan
Association of Abbeville will be held
Wednesday afternoon, January 3rd,
at 6 o'clock, in the Office of DR.. G.
A. Neufer.
J. S. Morse,
ct col. Sec. and Treas.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
A PARTY

Miss Ellen Nabers gave a party
Tuesday night to the members of
the ninth grade and other friends.
A pleasant time was spent in play
ing games, guessing contests and
in shooting fire works.
Refreshments were served during
the evening.
Personals
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
FOR MISS STONE

Miss Mary Greene invited a few
friends to dinner Wednesday as a
compliment to her visitor, Miss
Polly Stone of Atlanta. Christmas
decorations made the table gay and
after dinner cards and dancing
were enjoyed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National Bank of Alb
beville will be held in its office at
noon on Tuesday, January 9, 1923.
Lewis Perrin, Cashier.
1t wk. 3wks.
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MISS BRADLEY ENTERTAlNS

Miss Edna Bradley entertained
at a pleasant card party this noYn-
ing at her home on Greenville
street. Her guests VIE Mrs. Willie
Speed, Misses Ruth HOWE, Mary
White, Margaret Wilson, Polly
Stone, Mary Greene and Virginia
Aiken.
After the games an elaborate
salad course vas served.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
Endorsed For Circuit. Judge

:Laurens, Dec. 19.-ames. H Sui
Ivan, Of this. city, has been en-
dorsed by the Laurens Bar for the
office Of Circuit Judge made va
can't by the death Of Judge Frank
d. Gary. ..-
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FISH FRY SATURDAY

Cedar Camp W. O.. W. No. SzS
will have a fish fry Saturday BleSEt.
Dec. 80. All members are reqUes4aE
to be present. -
C: A. Seawright, Clerk
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-12-29
DINING

Rev. and Mrs. M. r. Plaxco en-
tertained at a family dinner Wed
nesday having as their guests MIR.
and Mrs. Leaman of Greenwood
and the Galloway family from Due
West. The occasion was a pleasant
one.
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SOCIETY
FOR MISS LINK.

One of the pleasant small parties
of the week was that Of Miss Louise
McDill for Miss Mary Quarles Link
wednesday night. Cards were enjoyed.
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Mr.. cox HOME

Nj. j. C. Cox has recovered suf-
ficiently from his recent operation
to be taken to his home Thursday.
He Is making a satisfactory recov-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Planters Bank, Able
vile, s. c., will be held at its bank
ing rooms, Thursday, January 18th
1923 at IL NJ.
Otto Bristow, Cashier.
1tw. 8 wk.
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GIBERT-WILLIAMS.

The marriage of Miss Sarah Eliz-
abeth Gilbert and Mr.. James Giles
pie William was celebrated on Dec.
26, 1922 at 3 o'clock in the after
noon at Lebanon Presbyterian church
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Local
News
:. PERSONALS

Miss Hay Harris spent Christmas
with her parents at Tignall, Ga.
j. A. Dusenberry Of Anderson
was a business visitor in Abbevile
tS8sy.
C. A. Haig4er, Jr., has returned to
Atlanta after a visit to his home
people. 81
AT. Get. T. Barnes came home
from Mississippi for Christmas and
spent the time with his family.
Miss Rebecca Cater has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in
Atlanta.
Wyatt Knox was here from Cas-
tspia, N. c., spending the holidays
with his parents.
Miss Carolyn Edwards of Anderson
Csunty Hospital spent the holidays
lsre with her parents.
Albert Leslie of Jacksonville, Fla,
was a visitor here during the Christ
mas holidays.
Hiss Male McGaw spent Christmas
with her COUSINS, Misses Lily and
Bessie Link Of Sharon.
Miss Sarah Ella Brennan Of At
:laata slsaS the Christmas holidays
i, Abbeviae with her home people.
Dr.. kennedy Nagil of Chester
spent the weekend with his parents,
If, and Nzs. W. T. Nagil.
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Everett Msghes of Union, spent
the Christmas holidays in Abbeville
with his isne people.
Miss Mia McCaslan went over to
Merton and spent the holidays with
her friend, Mrs. C. ". Chandler. 4
Hume Lofts of Camden spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in the city
with his sister, Mrs. C. B. Wilson.
Or. and Mrs. P. B. Speed went to
Gtrenville Sunday and stayed until
Tuesday with Ar. and Mrs. T. n.
!
Mrs. A.. 3. McLain and Arthur {
|HrLain have returned to their !
|htme in Knoxville, Tenn.. after
SPENDING several days with Mr.. and
Mfrs. j. C. Cox. !
Miss Blanche Reep is taking al
rest for the month Of January and 4
|xil spend the time in Greenville
With her brother and in Cheraw with
friends. I
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Bartlett and S
hldren have returned to Green /
lie after spending the holidays r
It'll their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E t
Iey of Sharon. '