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Newspaper

Abbeville Press And Banner

Location

Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1914

Page

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Battle Lines in Snow and Mud Across Warring Europe

London reports continued battles across Poland, Belgium, and France as Russians, Germans, and Austrian allies clash in deep snow and muddy fields with no decisive gains. Reports describe German offensives toward Warsaw, Austrians pushing through Carpathians, and cautious claims of Austrian advances while fighting halts amid severe weather.

London Poland Unluwin Belgium France Kaura Warsaw Nicholas Bzura Rawa Petrograd East Prussia Carpathian Passes Przemys Carpathians Galicia Erzerum Armenia Berlin Joffre Paris Argonne Meuse Hungary Germany Austria England

Death of Mrs Liddell Shocks Lowndesville Community

In Lowndesville on Thursday the town learned of the sudden death of Mrs T O Liddell widow of Route 1 carrier. She was about 95, longtime Presbyterian, survived by a ten day old baby, husband and many relatives. Her funeral was held at the church conducted by Rev A Clotfelter then burial at a nearby cemetery. The town also notes cold weather sleet and social visits as locals travel for shopping and errands. Recent events include Rev J C Chandler returning for another year.

Liddell T. O. Liddell H. 0. Fennel Chcles A. Clotfelter

West End Christmas at Home Sees Most Perrins Absent

West End notes Christmas visits and departures as Mrs. L. W. Perrin hosts family gatherings at their longtime home. Several Perrin relatives, friends, and local residents return for holidays while others relocate or attend events, including Miss Ivy Calhoun, Miss Lavinia Coleman, and Miss Sarah Perrin. Local social events feature bridge parties and gatherings with Judge and Mrs. Gary, Miss Kate Marshall, and others in attendance.

L. W. Perrin Alatera Robert McCaw Perrin Lewis Perrin Ivy Calhoun Lavinia Coleman Coker College Hartsville Margaret Cotbran Margaret Bradley Die “West College For Women J. F. Bradley Sarah White Spartanburg Elizabeth Barksdale W. D. Harksdale Greenville Female College Charlotte Brown Chicora College Thomas Pope Little Thames Susene B. Gary Grace Smith Atlanta Meta Lythgoe Sarah Perrins College For Women Columbia Percy Miller Cranford N. J J. D. Kerr J.D. Kerr Letla Link Rome Due West Schwerin Sumter Sol H. Hosenberg W. W. Bradley W. S. Cothran Kate Marshall Jas. A. Hill J. W. Keller D. W. Keller Susie Stevenson Woman's College Margaret Klugh Bainbridge J. C. Kueh Henry DuPre Carliste H. A. McLesy

List of Confederate Veterans and Widows in Local Counties

A long county list compiled by A F Calvert shows veterans and widows of Confederate soldiers by township with many entries and gaps. He urges township submissions before the January legislature session and notes incomplete reports, requesting additions or two contacts per township.

Clergy and local families gather for Christmas visit

Rev. and Mrs. Henry Pressly arrive from Clinton to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradley. Rev. J. W. Leslie of Tennessee will preach at the A. R. P. church on Sunday. Miss Esther Graydon returns home from Brenau college to celebrate Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Graydon.

Gregation Henry Pressly Clinton J. F. Bradley J. W. Leslie Tennessee Esther Graydon Brenau College W. N. Graydon

Greenwood Woman Killed by Husband at Pamela Mill

In Greenwood on December 21 Albert Tolbert a young white man at Pamela cotton mill choked his wife Miss Nola Hall to death while they were alone in a room. Neighbors heard fighting and Tolbert admitted the act later to Superintendent McCuen. The couple, married several years but living apart, had recently been living together and working at Pamela mill. The dead woman was about 22 from the Donalds area of Abbeville County. Tolbert, from McCormick, was jailed amid talk of lynching but tensions cooled.

Greenwood Albert Tolbert Pamela Cotton Milla Tolbert Miss Nola Hall Donalds Abbeville Pamela Mill Ellenberg Santa Eilenberg Lean Beat Roge Bradley Jim Stark Bill Greene Maying

Letter to Santa Claus about a one-sided backgammon plea

A dated missive to Santa describes a 42 year old Tama lawyer who weighs 210 pounds and loves playing setback. He asks Santa to bring him a good partner because he cannot find anyone to play with and he complains his partners constantly misplay and he loses temper.

Brother Horton Santa Claus Santa Tama

Warnings For The Home During Holidays

A newspaper note warns of dangerous holiday practices. It urges nonflammable decorations, secure trees, and supervision of candles and matches to prevent fires. The piece mentions asbestos snow and cautions about January fires from dry trees. It also reviews film offerings including The Kangaroo Terrors of Old New Orleans and other pictures.

Splendid Pictures This Week at Opera House

The Opera House offers a week of pictures led by Western The Cross in the Desert and A Man Thinketh tonight plus Too Much Turkey. Thursday brings The Million Dollar Mystery Bippo and The Warning with A Haulted Career. Friday features In Old Italy Out Again and The Better Man in four reels. Saturday shows The Kaffirs Skull Among The Mourners and The Kangaroo in five parts.

Opera House Turkey Bippo Keystone Italy Kaffirs Skull

Christmas holidays at South Carolina University begin

NEWS LETTER reports Christmas holidays run from Wednesday through January 5 with lectures resuming January 6. J D Griffith, Saluda County senior law student and former Clariosophic president, won first in the Roddey medal debate. Affirmitive side on cotton elimination included Arnfith and Sumter’s Raymon Schwartz. Dr Venable lectures on Radium and Radio Activity post Christmas. Georgia Tech and UNC dropped. UVa retained. Cheatham leaves Abbeville for Atlanta. Robert Cochran to run the Opera House.

Columbia University of South Carlina J.D. Griffith Saluda County Clariosophic Literary Society Roddey Medal University Chapel Arnfith Raymon Schwartz Sumter Euphradian Society Boddey Francia Preston Venable University of North Caroline University of South Carolina Venable Guy Gunter H. E. Danner Georgia Tech University of North Carolina University of Virginia Jos. A. Tolbert

Roll of Honor for Lethe School Dec 16

The Lethe School honors students in the High School Department David Wardlaw Oscar Irvin Robert Klugh Frank Leslie Bettie Morrow Marshall Blakely George Smith Willie Leslie Cool King and Aliee Sharpton and in the Primary Department Mullis Cade Edwin Broadwater Katrina Morrow Grace Richardson Marion Watkins for the month ending December 16.

David Wardlaw

Santuc Local News Notes and Social Roundup

Mrs Maud Livingatly of Newberry boards with Mrs. Plarea Bowen. Brent plans a Saturday in Atlanta shopping. Mrs J B Sharps visited Mrs W B Aldrick on Wednesday. Albert Milford stayed with Vernon Simpson Saturday night and Sunday. J H and C P Sharpe spent Thursday night with L D M Strawhorn. Eunice and Eva Mdrick returned from Asheville for Christmas. R S Gordon and J R Sharpe of Arthurville visited d B Sharpe Friday. Carl Sharpe and Edward Milford with Arthur Newell Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stone visited Eugene Stone Sunday. FP W Aldrich and daughter Julia hosted by W B Aldrich Saturday night. Mrs W Kay, Ermie Haddon and Lila Morrison visited Mrs J B Sharpe Saturday. Sarah Milford of Newark arrived Monday to stay with her mother N P Milford. Fred Uddrick and daughters Mary and Besele spent Sunday with Eunice and Eve Uldrick. Eugene Newell spent Saturday night with Elizabeth Sharpe. News of Mrs J A Hagan’s accident on Saturday. Her apron caught fire while placing wood. she was burned but not seriously. Speedy recovery hoped. Mr and Mrs Allie Ellis moved Thursday and settled near his father. they greet friends. Batay.

Maud Livingatly Newberry Plarea Bowen Brent Atlanta J. B. Sharps W. B. Aldrick Albert Milford Vernon Simpson J. H C. P. Sharpe Eugene Stone FP. W. Aldrich Julia W.B. Aldrich Ermie Haddon Lila Morrison J.B. Sharpe la Mize Sarah Milford Newark N. J N. P. Milford Fred Uddrick Mary Besele Uldrick Eunice Eve Uldrick Eugene Newell Elizabeth Sharpe J. A. Hagan Allie Ellis Batay

Long Cane Community Notes Show Busy Attendances

Mr Earl Stewart spent Tuesday in Cold Spring with Mr and Mrs John Stone Miss Eppie Beauford shopped in the city Wednesday Miss Nina Beauford and Mr and Mrs W B Bosler spent Thursday in the city Mrs W D Beauford visited with Mr and Mrs W S Boler Mr and Mrs Evans Hunt shopped in the city Thursday Tom Hawthorne and family moved to the plantation of Mr Sam Nance Welcome to the community Miss Lizzie Ables shopped in the city Saturday Mesers George Harrison and James uakes went wellore to the city Thursday Ning Beauford spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs J M McKellar Mrs Thompson King shopped in the city Friday Clara Beauford of the city visited home folks Mrs J T Gordon of Antreville was the guest of Mr and Mrs Thompson Klang that week John Beauford stayed Friday night with Mr and Mrs W D Beauford Ralph Susan in charge of Back Spring school spent the week with home folks Despite hard times everybody preparing for a big Christmas Misses Rebecca and Ethel Botts stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Willie Clamp Ming Willie Clamp shopped in a day Saturday Don t miss the big show at the Opera House Saturday night eight reel with The Kangaroo in five parts and a Keystone comedy

Earl Stewart John Stone Eppie Beauford Nina Beauford Bosler W. D. Beauford Boaler Evans Hunt Tom Hawthorne Sam Nance Lizzie Ables George Harrison James Ning Beauford J. M. McKellar Thompson King Clara Beauford J.T. Gordon Antreville Thompson Klang John Beauford Ralph Susan Mises Rebecca Ethel Botts Willie Clamp Ming Willie Clamp Nancy

Ginners Convention Invites National Delegates to Memphis

An invitation to all gin ners to the National Convention of Ginners in Memphis Tennessee January 1st and 2nd 1915 notes national delegates from every state and calls attention to plans and events including seminars on prices, ginning incentives, and the seven reel feature The Million Dollar Mystery and The Perils of Gy in with Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady and William Courtleigh in a four reel big picture for Friday night.

Memphia Tenn Opers Ginners Association Cyrus Townsend Brady William Courtleigh

Christmas Holiday Rates on Charleston and Western Carolina

The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway offers cheap excursion tickets for the holidays. Tickets on sale December 16 to December 31, 1914, and January 1, 1915. Final return January 6, 1916. For rates contact a ticket agent or Ernest Williams, General Passenger Agent, Augusta, Georgia.

Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Ernest Williams Augusta

Bitter fighting in the West continues in World War I

Reports from the Western front describe heavy operations as Allied advances clash with German defenses. French claims of gains contrast with German reports of repulsed attacks, while British troops recapture trenches north of Las Basses. Intermittent notes on Poland, Rumania, and allied diplomacy frame a tense wartime picture.

Copenhagen Germany Noyon Canal of Las Basses Chalona Souhain Poland Galacia

Banks Close Holiday Weekend In Abbeville

Saturday closure announced for December 25 and 26 by National Bank of Abbeville Farmers Bank of Abbeville and Peoples Savings Bank. The Opera House presents The Million Dollar Mystery tomorrow night with a nightly Holiday program across venues.

National Bank of Opera House

National Bank of Abbeville Stockholders Meet Tuesday

The annual stockholders meeting for the National Bank of Abbeville will convene at 11 o clock A M Tuesday January 12 in the bank building B G Smith dated December 22 1914 announces. The Popular Dramatic Romance THE BETTER MAN in four reels is the Friday night feature with a big comedy. Prompt Action Will Stop Your Cough when you first catch a Cold details on Dr Kings New Discovery at 50c from your Druggist.

the National Bank of Abbeville B. G. Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lowndesville Messrs J. M B. J. Huckabee J. C. Chandler West End A. F. Calvert Jones Calvert Lst Long Cane Township J. D. Miller D. P. Hannah P. Pressley J. T. Gordon Sam Gordon Harve Gordon F. Wilson J. J. Edwards W. H. Sharp W. W. L. Keller Vidows Emma Haddon M. J. Pratt Mre Martha Bowie Mra Mary Radcliffe Lizzie Morrow Ibbeville H. Cochran J. H. Barksdale J. L. Hill A.B. Hamlin R. B. Hill C. A. Botts George Smith T. C Seal C. L. Smith Hd. Calhoun Geo. White, Sr S. T. Eakin R. M. Haddon F. W. KR. Nance J. W. Sign Dr.w. Keller H. M. Dellinger H. T. Tusten J. 8. Gibert A.J. Woodhurst H. W. Bowie W. W. Edwards J. L. Stimpson J. W. Rykard Hugh Wiloon J. G. Walker J. H. Penney Willams Idows J. ’ Bass Sallie Henry R. Vose Lucy ‘Thomson Margaret Sysan Nance W. T. Templeton Wileon A. E. Cox L. H. Russell Fannie Bradley Gary John Lyon J. H. Latimer A. Y. Cochran Fannie Milford Geo. Hughes M. H. Wilson W. J. McCord Rl.r. Hemphill Marshall Owndes J. J. Hill H. A. ‘Tennant J. H. Burdette G. Pink Gray Ndows M. #. Carlisle Ella~ Partrage Margaret Wright Carrie Hampton Belle Kennedy Baker F. B. Scott Emme Latimer Sally Huckabee Mary A B. H. Booker Jas. Drake D. H. Baldwin Lizzie Seawright Macy Hodges Jane Johnson Lizzie Razor Tallulah Tribble Harriet Vermillion Hille Seawright Withville Township T. N.tolbert I. A. Keller T. C. Gaston Bol Panera Tolbart Hes McCormick Americas New Orleans Cheatham A. B. Cheatham Southern Reliance Film, Corporation Robert Cochran Lethe School Santuc Great Britain Washington Athens Buchareat Bulgaria Greece Roumania Servia Press Banner Merchants Co-operative
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