The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-11-28
The Young Peoples Organization to
Raise Money to Buy the Bell.

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Miss Mabel Tusten, Jamie T. Wardlaw,
Miss Belle Haddon, ]. Perrin Qnarles,
Miss Ollie McIlwain, Samuel c. Seal,
M1ss Miss asaee asS snssR shasssRsr Snn william Hill
[ton. William T. McIlwaine
Miss Fannie Wilson, J. Edward McIlwain,
Miss Florence Henry, Robert E. Hill, IT,.
Miss Annie Henry, Lewis q, Russell, jr.,
Miss Jeauie Perrin, Foster Kirby,
| Miss Belle Perrin, Thomas 7. Quarles,
Miss Emmie White. T. Gordon White,
MISS Miss JenHie @ White, George White, jr:
Miss LallIe White, Andrew B. Wardlaw Jr
Miss Lilly Templeton. w. Giles Templeton,
Miss Rebbecca Seal, w. Livingston Tem-
T Miss Eva Kirby. [pleton,
Miss Gussie eCaughmanDavid II. Henry,
Miss Agnes Quarles, Robert McC. Perrin,
Miss Leila Quarles. J. Allen Smith, ,jr.,
Miss Mary White, Joseph P. Giles,
Miss Eliza Thomson. Gillespie Smith,
Miss Rosie Wardlaw, Miles G: Brooks,
Miss Daisy Wilson, w. Coulter Cothran,
Miss Lucia Seal, II. Brooks Livingston.
Miss Helen Porter William Giles,
lSmith, Ira Giles.
Miss Cara Morse, Thomas Thomson,
Miss Oney Morse, Archer Thomson,
Mis- Mamie Lou Morse, Calvert Thomson,
Miss Helen O'Neal Ringon Thomson, {
lWhiteJames s.. Cothran, tr.,
Miss Sarah W. Giles, Thomas Perrin,
Miss Mary LivingstonJoel 8. Morse,
Thomson, Leonard W: White, jr,
George w. Giles.
James Templeton,
Courtney Wilson,
This committee is composed entirely of the
young people Of the congregation, and each
and all, as q rule. contributed only the money
which they made at work Of some kind.
which they have bought and paid for the
largest bell In this part Of the country.
Members Of the .Willing Workers"
Society.
Miss Lucy A. White, President.
Miss Nettie Russell, First Vice President.
Miss Mamie Seal, Second Vice President.
Miss Mamie l.. Smith. Treasurer.
Miss II. Clarke Cothran, Secretary.
Miss Josie Wardlaw, Miss Annie Henry,
Miss Sallie Wardlaw, Miss Jeanie Perrin,
Miss Emma Perrin, Miss Lille Templeton,
Miss Josie Eusss Mss Miss }saIleW nH WSa %h
Miss Maggie Brooks, Miss Grace Smith.
Miss Mamie Hill, James Chalmers,
Miss Kittie Perrin, T. P. Cothran.
Miss H. e. Perrin, ". 8: Cothran,
Mss MIS- Bes % Haddos ssn
Mrs. Frank Henry, ]. Albert Allen,
The Willing Workers are chiefly ladies Of
the congregation, with some help from the
gentlemen whose names are Included. They
raised $500 which was expended IN ha1ds4me dstbn
dral glass.
Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs H. T. Tusten, President
Mrs. w. Joel Smith, Vice President.
Miss Lucy A. White, Sec'y and Treasr.
Mrs. Fanny E. Allen, Mrs. T. P. Quarles,
Mrs, w. T. Branch, Mrs. l.. n. Russell,
Mrs. VIM. n. Brooks, Mrs. ]. Allen Smith,
Miss Ella Bell, Miss M. L. Smith,
Miss Rebecca D. Cater, Mrs. James Taggart,
Mrs. James M. Giles, Mrs. w. A. Templeton,
Mrs. r. M. Haddon, Mrs. ]. W. Thomson,
Mrs. James M. Kirby Mrs. 7. Z. Thomson,
Mrs. D. L. Msbry, Mrs. A. B. WardlaW,
Mrs A. B. Morse, Mrs. George White,
Mrs. L.. W. Perrin, Mrs. L. w. White,
Mrs. N. Pursely, Mrs. Minnie Wilson,,
This Society raised the money with which
the pews and the cushions were bought. The
pews cost $3.50, and the cushions cost 1926.
The carpet cost $780,
The furnaces cost over 500.