Reading Room and Gymnasium Opens for City Residents
The Thetist church has fitted up its transment for reading rooms and a gymnasium at a cost of £62 to benefit the city. A library will be established in the reading rooms along with magazines and recent books. Quiet games such as checkers and dominos will be available, and stationery provided for letters. Volleyball and basketball facilities are installed with more to come. Mondays and Tuesdays will host grammar school boys and girls respectively, with High School girls’ games on Fridays. The project, led by Dr. Swope, aims to offer a healthy, communal space for recreation and study evenings.
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Grammar School
Indies
Swope
Abbeville Clothing Stores Stand Out in Region
Abbeville merchants tout local stock as superior and varied. They offer suits overcoats hats underwear shirts and collars with ready choices and dependable service. The H H DoPre Company offers fine goods as well. If you live within fifty miles you should buy in Abbeville.
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Abbeville
Stern
H. H., DoPre Company
Our Pretty Girls in Abbeville Stores Offerings
In Abbeville you will find all the ls in town and the number of them in stores on the square. Visit stores with a charge of the sales and you will be satisfied. Subscribe to The Press and Banner for a year and have it sent to your wife or sweetheart.
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Abbevill
Chevrolet sales pitch at W A Calvert on Washington
A local dealer, W A Calvert, promotes Chevrolet cars at his Washington Street store, touting the vehicle as a leading national concern and urging customers to visit for a deal. The ad also notes Calvert’s full line of furniture and home furnishings and recommends seeing the options before buying.
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Sally
Chevrolet
W. A. Calvert
Washington Street
Calvert
Ie Gene Ie
Fies Splenaid
Abscending Bank Cashier Returns Home After Seven Years
Anderson December 18 After an extended absence J Townes Holloman former cashier of the Bank of Anderson returned to Anderson and surrendered to authorities to make amends for his prior offense He communicated with his brother and indicated a wish to come back and later advised he would travel from California to Anderson arriving late last week His friends were informed he would depart Alabama for Calhoun Falls via Seaboard and Hood with his son Whit Holloman accompanying him to Bilox or the next leg of the journey
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Anderson
J. Townes Holloman
Bank of Anderson
Sven
California
Bialaghamy Ala
Calhoun Falls
Seaboard
Aistim al Hood
Whit Holleman
Oun Automobile Lato
Betas
Trother
Auctioneer advertises Victrola bargains to readers
A brief fragment notes a seller touting Victrola machines as nicer and faster than factory output, inviting readers to purchase as presents for the whole family. The ad references a dealer promoting the items in The Prevent and' Berner, urging quick orders.
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Berner
Christmas Homecoming at Abbeville Store
Abbeville locals anticipate a festive return as Miss Maud reunites with friends during Christmas visiting Mr. Stillman at the town drug and sundries shop. The establishment advertises its grand stock of drugs, toilet articles, cigars, and a fine assortment of Christmas candies for the season.
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McMurray's
Notable Local Obituary For Bud Lee Clinkscales
Mr Bud Lee Clinkscales died at the home of Mr Joseph Ferguson on Tuesday morning after living in Lowndes County He was the brother of Lamar Clinkscales formerly of Abbeville and Chas M Clinkscales He married a Miss OFilloan of Allville and left several children including Ray and Robert among others in the community
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Bud Lee Clinkscales
Joseph Ferguson
Clinkscales
Lowndesvie
Lamar Clinkscales
Abbewat
Chas
M. Clinkecales
Ofilloan
Alville
Pabs
Ray
Robert
Massachusetts visitors span holidays with Thomas family
Mr and Mrs W Thomas arrive from Mississippi and plan to spend the holidays with their son Thomas and his family, joining relatives for seasonal celebrations in town.
Visitor Hemphill Returns Home for Christmas Pleasures
A visitor from the West, Robert G. Hemphill, returns home this week to spend Christmas with friends and schoolmates from his boyhood. He is stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado, and his visit brings pleasure to many.
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Robert G. Hemphill
Mr. Hemphill
Fort Collins
Colo
Weather wiggles from rain to ice and sun
A quirky weather note describes Monday bringing heavy rain and thunder, followed by icy ground and a thermometer dipping to forty. By Friday the sun returned, shining brightly as the day warmed. The writing recalls an old inhabitant thinking back to similar shifts in weather patterns.
Correction on the Ann Calhoun sketch in last issue
A correction notes the article titled A short sketch of the life of Ann Calhoun was written with care. The piece was praised as interesting and deserving of wider publication, reflecting on victory and recognition.
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Ann Calhoun
Entertaining the Heroes at Bristow Residence
Mr and Mrs Otto Bristow hosted a pleasant evening at their Greenville street home in compliment to Gottlob Neuffer and W D Wilkinson recently back from six months service on the Border. The gathering featured several young attendees including Miss Janie Morse Jane W Wilkinson Morse and Robert Owens.
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Otto Bristow
Greenville Street
Gottlob Neuffer
W. D. Wilkinson
Miss
Janie Morse
Jane W. D. Wilkinson
Morse
Robert Owens
Pretty College Girls At Home For December Event
Readable fragments describe Cotes Bee College girls from Coker at home for a domestic event in December. The brief notes mention attendance by female students and a local college group gathering. No further names or locations are clearly provided in the surviving text.
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Cotes Bee College
Coker
de Fema Ag
Abbeville News Briefs Highlight Local Activity
A scrambled front page fragment notes ongoing local activity in Abbeville, mentioning women, the press, miners, and a deadly incident. The text is incomplete but suggests continued coverage of community events and a fatal early incident.
Moving Away From The Furniture Emporium
Mr and Mrs Hugh Bowen move to their new home in the Antreville section. Their Glendale and Hite friends and two pretty daughters will be missed by teachers and local residents. The note mentions Col Roche and a humorous yarn about furniture sales and a store at 305, urging readers to visit Kerra ipa Store for gifts while avoiding talk of setbacks.
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Hugh Bowen
Antreville
Glendale
Geret Roche
Roche
Holidarys
Kerra Ipa
Transai
Our Pretty Jewelry Stores in Abbeville
W Johnson and the Kirkwoods operate jewelry shops offering reliable goods at reasonable prices. They emphasize customer satisfaction and the appeal of wedding gifts, noting their growing trust with Abbeville shoppers and sizable stock ready for inspection.
Bowden-Simpson Co Offers Reduced Prices on Cards and Gifts
The Bowden Simpson Co advertises many pretty items at greatly reduced prices in its show window. Read the notice to learn about official Green ville Street Set-back College cards for sale. A pretty pack in a suitable case makes a fine present for a gentleman of standing or a scholar who enjoys the science game. The President may receive a contribution to buy the full packs for display.
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Bowden- Simpson Co
Greenville Street
Wellown
Acentin Acne Verge Penney
Reday
Three Stores and Many Departments Promote Rosenberg M Company
The Rosenberg M Company advertises three stores with many departments and a wide selection of goods. They claim to offer a dollars' worth of goods and encourage readers to shop today, noting they sell the tight kind of goods at the right price and advertise throughout the column.
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Rosenberg
Rosenberg M Company
Civic Club Reports Strong Attendance and New Members
The first meeting of the civic club was held last Thursday in the club rooms with many present. Miss Jessie Hill delivered a paper on attracting youth to the club, which was well received. Three new members joined: Mrs Rayford Power, Mrs W D Addie, and Mrs Roy Gilleland. The club reflects on a successful year.
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Civic Club
Jessie Hill
Rayford Power
W. D. Addie
Roy Gilleland
Abbeville Cho ral Club Planned After Christmas
A movement to form a choral club in Abbeville after Christmas progresses. Dr Alfred Hasken Strick of Anderson has agreed to direct, marking a rare musical opportunity for Abbeville. The club aims to provide a pleasant social outlet for local youths.
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Abbeville
Alfred Hasken Strick
Anderson
Illustrated Lectures for Civic Club Benefit
After Christmas Reverend H Waddell Pratt will host a series of illustrated lectures in the Court House for the Civic Club. The talks will cover travel history literature and plays with the aim of stimulating literary culture among High school pupils. Family tickets will be sold and the club seeks generous local patronage.
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H. Waddell Pratt
Court House
Civic Club
Shu
Miss Lucile Withers Leaves Abbeville for Philadelphia
Miss Lucile Withers departed Abbeville Monday afternoon for Chester to spend the holidays and then proceed to Philadelphia to make her home. A trained nurse of notable ability, she has contributed much to Abbeville and leaves many friends behind. She will study in a Philadelphia hospital.
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Abbeville
Maud
Mr. Stillman
Secretary Baker seeks funds to aid soldiers' dependents
Secretary Baker asks Congress to appropriate 8.5 million dollars for immediate use to support dependents of enlisted men and National Guard in the army during the current fiscal year. The proposal would cover monthly payments until muster out, likely continuing services to June 30, and include aid to dependents for December if needed.
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En- Washi
Baker
Mi- Congress
War Department
Army
National Guard
Samam
Etary Baker
Labor strike shuts Madrid streets amid police precautions
Madrid reports a twenty four hour general strike paralyze activity as labor organizations press demands. Soldiers and civil guards occupy the latreeta while authorities tighten security to prevent disturbances during the stoppage.
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Madrid
Paria
Militia Withdrawals From Border As War Plans Update
Washington reports a withdrawal of 16 647 militiamen from the border as the War Department shifts focus. General Pershing is to remain in place with regular forces to counter bandit raids until the Mexican situation improves.
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Washington
Hopartetenk
Mexico
War
Little Crusaders sell Stampa for badges and titles
The Red Cross Stampa sale engages youths with badges and titles for funds. Names listed include Ary Pres, Higlen Roman, Gaace Eakin, and Culbreath, earning Knight Bannerette or Lady badges. Boys Knights and Silver Badge recipients include Anthony Tennant and Gus Smith. Johnnie Norris wins the little Squire badge under the Jersey Health Committee.
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Red Cross
Abbert Aas
Knight Bannerette
Ary Pres
Higlen Roman
Gaace Eakin
Gins Pan ‘Inshall
Este Culbreath
Willie McLane
Annie Rogers
Knight Bannerettes
Anthony Tennant
Edward Anderson
Willis Harrison
Gilpert
Robers
Foster Barnwell
Knights
Gus Smith
Paul Sysan
Johnnie Norris
Jesey Health Committee
Abbeville Case Against Court Noted in Lynching Fallout
In Abbeville county, amid a lynching incident, a case involving a negro youth employed at the post office became a focal point. William Onn faces charges and is sought by federal agents and U S Marshal C J Lyon, with a United States commissioner issuing a warrant.
Westminster Sunk by British Steamship Fire Report
A newspaper brief notes the Westminster was sunk and references reports by Weasalyboane Toon London with Pee 18 led by Lledys, detailing the incident and initial findings. The item emphasizes a maritime disaster involving a British steamship and ongoing investigations.
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London
Lledys
Westminster
German ship breaks blockade near England report
A German vessel broke the Beith blockade and sailed toward Norway after gathering steam and returning to sea. The ship arrived at a northern destination and authorities continued vigil as naval observers tracked movements amid ongoing tensions.
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England
Stlinetma
Beith
Norway
Bor Volyage
Otson and McAllister Seek Best Beer Despite Fall Shock
Messrs Fred Otson and Horace McAllister brew beer in the short and face a fall shock. They stay anxious to meet the source and deliver the best to customers seeking quality.
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Fred Otson
Horace McAllister
J M Anderson Co Promotes Abbeville Ladies Stores
Abbeville businessman J M Anderson expands into ladies shops with a wide range of dry goods and fashions. The article highlights partners Philson Henry Cochran and R M Haddon Co, noting seasoned buyers and attractive sales staff ready to guide customers through up-to-date millinery and dress goods for fall and winter.
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J. M. Anderson
Abbeville
Youn
Philson & Henry
R. M. Hadletc
Tasineas Don Co
Cochran's
R. M. Haddon &Co
R. M. Haddon & Co
Haddon
A To &c
Wilden
L. W. White
Buuineas
Mr. Philson
Cochran
Central Telephone Office Holiday Hours Notice
Notice from Central announces closure for Christmas Eve from 9 AM to 6 30 PM and Christmas day from 8 30 AM to 9 AM. Service resumes after the holiday with Barnwell listed as contact. City residents are advised of limited hours for repairs and inquiries during the period.
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Christ
M. Barnwell
Lady observer notes stir around Ellis office during Milliken visit
A city woman who watches events reports that residents moved quickly around Ellis' office when Mr. Milliken was in town, observed a noticeable bustle tied to his presence.
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Ellis
Mr. Milliken
Ten Cents Store Opens to Busy Opening Day in Abbeville
The Wm H Cobb Five and Ten Cents store opened last Saturday morning to a crowded, curious crowd. An attractive stock drew many shoppers as 30 young women staffers assisted. Managers praised Abbeville for a strong debut matching Columbia’s first day, expressing pleasure at their arrival and success.
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Wm. H. Cobb
Abbeville
Columbia
Abber
Sheriff McMillans Goop Work Controversy
The Greenwood Journal reports lingering questions about Sheriff McMillans integrity after decades of service. Critics say he has shown honor and good intentions, while supporters point to proven reforms and improved procedures over the years.
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Sheriff Meara
Greenwood Journal
Beacon Shoes Promises Bargain Prices At Polinko Store
Beacons Shoes offers a wide stock of clothing and gent s furnishings along with a full line of ladies goods. Prices are said to be low due to buying ahead. If you want to save money, visit Polinko.
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Polinkof
Dargun Co Hardware Store Offers Christmas Bargains
The Dargun Co promotes winter business with a focus on silverware chinaware and glassware. The ad invites shoppers to town for Christmas season bargains including suitable gifts for children and adults, promising reliable service and home comforts.
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Dargun. Co
Christman Eason
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Little Crusaders
Westminster, Weasalyboane Toon
C. D. Brown, JR
Cason, & McAllister
J. M. Anderson’co
OUR Ladies' Stores
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