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Abbeville Press And Banner

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Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1919

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National Bank to Remodel Abbeville Building

The Geo. W. Muller Bank Fixture Construction Co. of Atlanta has won the contract to remodel Abbeville National Bank. The front will be relimed and the interior renewed with mahogany fittings and marble wash coating, a $25,000 project including a new heating plant and lower ground floor height.

Geo. W. Muller Bank Fixture Construction Co Atlanta Abbeville National Bank National Bank Abbeville Southland

Newberry Man Slain by Negro on Public Road

Newberry County records report the first homicide in years as 35 year old Robert Wicker was shot on a public highway near his home by Clarence Setzler. Manuel Setzler, uncle to Clarence, is said to have fired a shotgun at Wicker but missed. Clarence fired four times with a pistol, one shot striking Wicker. Sheriff Blease and Deputy Sheriff Dorrch rushed to the scene four hours after the killing. Manuel Setzler was found in bed at his home while Clarence was at large.

Newberry Newberry County Pomaria Robert Wicker Clarence Cap” Setzler Clarence Setzler Manuel Setzler Mr. Wicker Wicker Blease Dorrch

Edsel Ford and Father Take Complete Control of Motor Company

Mt. Clemens Mich July 16 One of the largest financial transactions in recent years was announced as Edsel Ford the 25 year old president confirmed he had bought out all minority stockholders leaving control in his hands and his father’s. The deal was arranged through Old Colony Trust Co Boston with Stuart W Webb Bond Goodwin and F M Holmes assisting. The move follows a court decision that blocked Ford profits plans and forced distribution to stockholders. Ford says policy favors profit sharing with workers and lowering prices as production grows. He aims to extend plants worldwide and continue sharing profits with employees while reducing prices whenever possible. The consolidation marks centralization of control in the Ford family as Henry Ford’s plan to issue a cheaper car is superseded by plans to expand the existing company.

Mt. Clemens Mich Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company Resta Ford Old Colony Trust Co Boston Stuart W. Webb Bond & Goodwin F. M. Holmes Albert Boyden Roland Boyden Hen Fortland Mr. Ford Henry Ford

Set Back Colonels Gather for Whist Night at Col W D Wilson Home

Col W D Wilson hosted a set back party on South Main street Tuesday night with Col J W Everett of Spartanburg as guest of honor. Most local colonels attended the spirited gathering including Lewis Perrin T G White W H White J L McMillan M B Reese H L Alien J R Nickles Cliff King J W Everett J S Stark W S Cothran W P Greene R S Wink W E Johnson and L C Parker. Col Patrick Roche was absent due to home duties during the storm.

Col W. D. Wilson South Main Street J. W. Everett Spartanburg Patrick Roche Lewis Perrin T. G. White W. H. White J. L. McMillan M. B. Reese H.L. Alien J. R. Nickles Cliff King J. S. Stark W. S. Cothran W. P. Greene R. S Wink W. E. Johnson L. C. Parker

Kennedy Heads to Camp Sevier for Further Treatment

W. P. Kennedy departed Monday for Camp Sevier to undergo additional government medical care.

W. P. Kennedy Camp Sevier Government

Ford Admits He Is Ignorant Idealist In Court Testimony

Mount Clemens July 16 Henry Ford testifies in a $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune admitting he is an ignorant idealist to halt questioning. He later retracts the admission and defines a traitor as one who opposes the government.

Ford Mount Clemens Henry Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Tribune Elliott G. Stevenson The Theodore Delasigne

Crop report shows rise in South Carolina corn acreage

B B Hare reports SC corn acreage up 4 percent to 2,340,000 acres with July 1 condition 81 percent of normal and an average yield of 17 bushels per acre. Early plantings fair to good, rain harms some fields, bottom lands overflowed. Tobacco acreage up to 112,000 with 85 percent normal yield. Other crops vary in condition. national forecasts show US corn 2.815 billion bushels, cotton 11 million bales, wheat 1.16 billion bushels. Wheat price July 1 at 2.22 per bushel.

B. B. Hare South Carolina United States Bureau of Crop Estimates United States

Watermelon Cutting at Col. Pat McCaslan’s Home

Mr and Mrs Wm M Barnwell with children and Mr and Mrs W P Greene visited Col Pat McCaslan on Thursday afternoon for a watermelon cutting. The Colonel grows the right variety and knows how to cut for a crowd of hungry friends.

Wm M. Barnwell W. P. Greene Mary Bill Pat McCaslan

Rosenberg Plans New Hardware Store In Abbeville

The Rosenberg Mercantile Company announces a forthcoming hardware store to open by September 1 under Mr. Arthur Rosenberg. The plan repurposes the current hardware and grocery space and a dry goods store to house hardware and related lines, with the existing dry goods store becoming the new hardware store and the warehouse becoming a dry goods outlet. The aim is an up to date front and a full service store serving farmers carpenters blacksmiths tinters masons and masons.

Rosenberg Mercantile Company Arthur Rosenberg Abbevilla Brick- Masope

Law Enforcement Conference At State Capitol

At Columbia a statewide conference of solicitors sheriffs magistrates and grand jury foremen convened to discuss enforcing laws and boosting public respect for law and order. Governor Cooper called the meeting highlighting a rising public conscience and community cooperation during the war period with praise from Sheriff Elmore Martin and Frank J Simmons of Charleston.

Columbia Columbis Cooper Charleston Elmore Martin Frank J. Simmons

Gas Service Station Installed By Arnold E F

Arnold E F the Ford agent installs a new gas service station of the latest visible type. A 1000 gallon underground gasoline tank was placed in front of the garage this week and will be ready for use by Saturday.

E. F. Arnold Ford Cars

Paving Machinery Arrives for Abbeville Streets

The Southern Paving Construction Company received paving equipment for Abbeville streets. Machinery arrived Monday with portions shipped from Anderson and from Atlanta.

Southern Paving Construction Company Abbeville Anderson Atlanta

South Carolina Legion Elects Officers at State Caucus

Florence July 16 The South Carolina branch of the American Legion organized permanently at a state caucus. Elected officers include State Commander Julius H. Walker of Columbia and State adjutant Irvine F. Belser of Columbia. Florence’s Sam J. Royll named historian, and others filled key posts as meeting set in Columbia. Delegates praised Governor Cooper for support.

Florence South Carolina American Legion Julius H. Walker Columbia Guy H. Gullick Greenville Irvine F. Belser W. D. Wilkinson Abbeville Sam J. Royll Mr. Williams Easley J. Fraser Spartanburg Charles G. Gardner W.W. Workman John J. McSwain Wyndham Manning L. H. Smith George Wannamaker St. Mattews Holmes Springs Georgetown M. Johnson Marion Sam H. Husbands Cooper Seasion

The Value of a Dollar in Town Market

Col. R. W. Smith visited Tuesday with water melons and cantaloupes offered at Wall Street prices. He notes that a few years ago twenty cents bought as much as a dollar buys today.

Col R. W. Smith Wall Street

Scenes of His Youth Visit To Palatka Man In City

Col. F. J. Holcombe of Palatka Florida visiting his sister Mrs. Mary Taggart in the city on business. He met many boyhood friends and toured Cade's Mill where she worked forty five years ago before leaving for Washington. He has prospered in his adopted home.

Col F. J. Holcombe Palatka, Fla Mary Taggart Washington Cade Mil Col. Holcombe

Abbeville County Bible Society to Meet July 30

The Abbeville County Bible Society will gather here on Wednesday July 30 with Dr Lynn of Thornwell Orphanage delivering the annual sermon. The previous society meeting was held in Due West in June.

Abbeville

Land Company Organized at Rock The Piedmont

The Piedmont land company organized here with 4 A Calvert as president Albert Heary as vice president C H Pennell secretary Evelyn McAllister treasurer and manager and D D Hill as attorney. Charter application filed Tuesday afternoon at Greenville street. Capital stock planned at 19000. Members entertained with rock games and refreshments.

Piedmont Land Company A. Calvert Albert Heary C. H. Pennell Evelyn McAllister DD. H. Hill Greenville Street Arraaaas Heskell Semen

Wilson to Talk With Republicans on Treaty

President Wilson will begin a series of White House talks with Republican senators to press for ratification of the Versailles treaty. He aims to present his arguments on the league of nations and the Shantung settlement as opposition within the Republican ranks grows. The foreign relations committee plans to obtain copies of treaties related to China before further discussion.

Washington Senate Germany Wilson White House Foreign Relations Committee Sean Tion Lodge Otion Shantung League of Nations State Department China Gemany

Allen Party Heads to Hendersonville for Two Week Stay

Mrs H L Allen, Herbert Jr, and Misses Mary and Bess Allen departed Thursday morning for Hendersonville to enjoy a two week visit in the city known for its lively scene.

H. L. Alen Herbert, Jr Mary Bess Allen Hendersonville

Cotton Market Report Signals Decline in Futures

Local market buyers traded cotton at 33 percent yesterday with activity noted after a tumble in prices. October futures closed in New York at 34 55 per unit, reflecting a softer cash and futures spread.

New York

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J. Allen Smith J. F. Barnwell Lewis Pertin Father Motor Company Crop Report Arnold Executive Committee Meeting OF Abbeville County Bible Society
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