The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-17
TROY'S TABLE TALK.
Her Theatrical Acting and Her
Pleased People.

Troy, >. VI, May ., 1870.
Capt. VIM. Bird, of Greenviile, Is visiting
his sister Mrs. r. W. Lites.
Dr. j. Nj. Kennedy, who has been taking q
special course In medicine In New YORK, re-
turned home last week. c,s :. ,,s.
Miss Annie Mcclellan, OF Greenwood, Is VS.
iting relatives In town.
MI. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson spent Sunday
night In town.
which adds very much to its appearance.
In travelling through the country last week
we heard good deal Of complaint about col sot
worms destroying cotton. In some places
cotton Is being plante over. :,
Since the recent rain the small grain Is
looking much better, but nothing like iuli
crop will be made.
passed I've miles 10 tm
bers and outhouses on Mr.. j. X. Cresswell ana
Mr.. T. NJ. jays places, but no serious damage
as We have heard OF
Miss Fannie Jay, second daughter OF Mr.. j.
s. Jay, was very sick on yesterday, but is
DR.. H. W. Bays, Of Abbeville, will give lee.
ture here In the Masonic Hall on the ist9 90 OF
ciety OF the NJ. E. church will serve refresh
ments. Let Us have good crowd:
Rev. ]. l.. Vass. OF the Connie Maxwelt OI-
tist church yesterday afternoon.
Miss Rosabel smart, who Is teaching school,
came home Friday and left this morning ior
Hampton.
n1l6S ndSHi6 Sdiboaa oiiot "e>'
visiting in town last week.
Mr.. Sumter Chatham, one Of the best young
men this county affords, was up last week on
professional business. Ahem What next
three weeks at his former home In Tennessee,
will come home this week. His father mas
died since he has been home, and every heart
In this town and community goes out IN sym,
pathy to him in this affliction. He will
preach In the A. r. P. church next Sabbath
morning.
+. Bradley at Long Cane last Sabbath.
Below we give the program Of Chiidrens
day In the Methodist church on last saooath /:
Doxology.
Reading OF third chapter Samuel.
Song-I Love TO Tell the Story.
sSnsNBy eight little sirls-what Little
Rscitation~Little Chatterbox-Miss Lulie
Recitation for Jesus-Miss Lottie
Recitat,on-How do we Grow-Miss Ida
Recita,ion-Mother and Home-Miss Enie
Recitation-Child's Text-George White.
Song-The Sinless Summer Land.
Kecltation-Do Your Best-miss Ida May
Recitatlon-call from the savior-Mlss NAL
Recitation story-Miss Bell
song-Yes, my Native Land, ] Love Thee:
Recitation-An for Jesus-Miss Cora Ed
Recltation-Enter In-Miss Mary Caldwell.
Recitation-Step by Step-Miss Mamie Kel.
lar.
Song-Lead me Saviour.
Notwithstanding for Jesus-Miss LIZ.
zIe White.
Recitation-Room for the Chlldren-Mhs s
RacitafinnEOur BURDEN Bearer-Miss Bell
Walker.
Recitation-Trouble In the Amen Corner
Miss Madge Puckett
Recitatfon-The Last Martyr-Miss Sallie
Banks.
Concert recitation by eight young ladies'
Recitation-The Dying Hebrew-Miss Mat
tie Bracknell.
Song-The Lords my Shepherd-Qua Quartette.
Sabbath School Address by Pastor, Rev. j.
NJ. Steadman.
Song-Ashamed OF Jesus.
After which Prof. Parkinson gave an excel.
lent address which was instructive 10 the old
as we'll as the young, though specially given
TO the children. His subject was Love. show
ing various ways we can love God. 1t lis sell
dom we hear anything OF the kind to excel 1t,
and IL IS the wish Of the school TO thank him
through the columns OF this paper for his
kindness for such q treat
The day was pleasantly and we hope profit
ably spent The church was neatly decorated
with notices and choice flowers. and the
house did not accommodate near all the peo-
pie. We all went home feeling 1t was good to
be there. Nick.