The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-07-18
IN GREENWOOD GATES.
All Sorts Of Odds and Ends About the

city.
Green wood, S. c., July II, 1894.
COL w. G. Rice, OF Saluca, was kicked by
horse last Friday morning. breaking MS lei
"The Hustler" has suspended publication.
The Green wood Advocate will chang
hands next week. The plant has been bongn
one thousand collars with the privilege o
| raising it TO two thousand. 1t will bc unde
the management OF Prof. X. b. wilson, ex
Principal of the Greenwood Graded School
The Advocate Is now on safe oasis anu VIII
no doubt be q success.
Mr.. X. burst and family left last week TO
Ella Jay In northwest Georgia where the!
will spend some time among the high ans
beautiful mountains Of that section.
Miss Ella Major and Miss Matilda Green'
expect to leave In a few days for Virginii
and will, before they return, visit friends u
Washington, D. c.. and Baltimore. -
The COnundrum party at Ninety-Six rev
evenings ago given BY M RS. j. 5. Wilson II
honor OF Visiting friends was quite inter
estlng. Miss Ellen Stanley, OF Columbia
who Is fine elocutionist reclted some very
pretty pieces. Prizes were given 70 Miss Az
nie Blake and Mr.. Robert McCaslan for CIV
Ing correct answers 70 the greatest number
conundrums. Miss Blake winning first priz'
and Mr.. McCaslan second prize.
have been placed in position. They are Ger
tainly models.
house next 10 the cotton seed oil mill.
Mr. T. ]. Arnold Ia buying grade Jerseys.
Crops OF corn and cotton through this sec
Our friend, MI. A. j. sproles thinks he vii
have sufficiently recovered by the middle o
last of August to be able TO be ABOUT tn,
dates diss 81 ''ln' - ''AN' ''N' "
A new street is to be opened up from Mail
street along side The line OF the g., Z. & N
r. r. TO old Green wood.
The new post Office here is quite attractive
especially when the mails have arrived. The
office is now we'll equipped and would d.
credit 10 any place twice the size OF Green
wood, so much the better for that as thit
Miss Kay, OF Honea Path, Miss Lens
rocks and Miss Vivian Caldwell, of Don
aids. Miss Fannie May and Miss Gertrude
Carwile, OF Newberry, six pretty young Ia
plished Misses Blake OF Ninety-Six.
Mr.. A. S. Sheppard, OF Abbeville. Is In the
ueighborhood getting the location OF roads
and residences OF real estate owners living
within one hundred yards of public roads for
the purpose Of max Ing map Of this county
which Ii to be completed In the early fall.
The picnic at Mt. Moriah last Saturday was
in every sense success. Some SIX hundred
or more persons we're in attendance.
Something to "cheer the Inner man" In the
shape OF pies, cakes, m eat, &C., was bountiful
REGULATIONS In the morning by the children
were good and we'll selected. Prof. T. j. Grif
fin Of Bradley was master OF ceremonies
The music and singing by the choir was fine
For 80 large crowd we never saw better or
der. Persons we're In attendance from Green
wood. .Abbeyllle, Troy, Bradley, Verdery
Ninety.Six, Waterloo. Phoenix and other
places.
A host of candidates were on the ground
some for rnatrimony, and some for public OF
fee, consequently more polite and JoVial
crowd Was never seen.
The following mornings program was sue.
cessfully carried OUT
PROGRAM.
Song by school.
Twenty third Psalm-slx children.
Prayer by pastor.
Address OF Welcome-Mr. Jane es Culbert.
son.
Little Maid-Miss Nina Jester.
The boy who ran away-A1aster John NIL
don't care-Miss Almena Coleman.
A dreary erath without children-Miss
Marina Lott.
The Bible-Earnest Milling, Miss Winton
Lott, Miss Lucy Tedards and Miss Fanny
Townes.
A short sermon-Master Butler Milling.
New and sweet-Miss Lemmie Culbertson.
II you aud master Sam Faulkner.
meant to-Mlss Clarice Brooks.
In the heart-M8ster Lamar Brooks.
A good wlsh-Miss SalIie Brooks.
Dollie-Miss Winton Lott.
Good phylosophy-Master Allie Milling.
A little plant-Miss Marie Brooks.
Beautiful Deeds-Miss Marina Lott.
Behind the bars-Master Max Burnett.
Chrildren's prayer-Miss Loda Seymore.
The sweet story-Miss Lucy Tedards.
Little lightS-four boys.
o may l never grow weary-Master Jonny
Milling.
Be careful what you say-Master David Mil.
ling.
Ring IL out-Miss Pearle Coleman.
Liie-buat-Master Edgar Moore and Miss
Almena Coleman.
The Sabbath school teacher-Miss Mamie
Wilkinson.
How sw eet twill be-Willie Horn.
An awful story-Miss Verde Anderson.
Eastern lands-Miss May PinsOn.
How to meet trouble-Master Frank WIKI
isnon.
A bit of O sermon-Miss Bessie Brooks.
Do not weary in welLdoing-Miss Bessie
Culbertson.
Cathedral chames-Miss Marie Anderson.
Dying and no man careth for my soul
Miss Pearl Coleman.
Next followed an impressive address by
the pastor Rev. F. o. s. Curtis.
The decorations of cedar and roses were
beautiful and over the pulpit was the motto
"Praise We the Lord" N. o. Pyles.