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TROY'S TOPICS.
Miss jamie CressWell a Missionary
Preachers - Birthday Baby's -
Pretty WOmen-Going 10 Due West.

Troy, 8. c., OCT. 2, 1903.
Rev. T. w. Sloan will organize an A. r. P.
church at Wrens Ga on next Monday. There
will be no service here in the above church.
Mrs. E. J. Taggart spent last week at Liber.
" Hill with her daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Shep.
pard.
down last week selling gold mine 10 Messrs.
Miss Lois Davis visited friends In Troy last
week. before (did We say) her school opens9
Well we made mistake, listen! "Ere the
The Magazine Club will meet Friday even.
ing the 9Th, at the home Of Rev. w. W. Jones.
We hope all the members will be present
Some OF our farmers are almost through
stalks, which are sapping all the fertilizer
Miss Myrth Smart has returned home from
pleasant stay in Greenwood.
Miss Nora Cuddy opens her school today at
Judge T. ]. Lyons, near Longmires.
Miss jamie Cresswell. daughter OF
MIR. George Creswell formerly OF this place.
TO the s. c. Synod as u missionary. She 10 q
bright and pious young lady, and many pray
! ers will be for her that her undertaking may
be successful, and that at no far distant day
which field she prefers going.
Rev. W. w. Jones and sister, Miss Julia, are
expected home this week from Asheville N.
Baptist church next Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. ]. w. McCaslan, was down from Green
wood, last week with the home folks.
Mrs. DR.. w. P. Addison and children, leave
Long Cane today for Due West. where she
will make her home. Miss Rebecca Wide
man her niece, also goes up TO enter the
Female College; she will board with her aunt.
Winter has suddenly come. and caught the
fall gardens. This has been curious year all
around, SO says some OF our colored friends.
Tho young ladies society OF the A. h. p.
church will spend their next anniversary
| with Miss Margaret Adamson, the lst satur.
day in next month.
Miss Rosa Bradley. chaperoned nice
crowd ofJuveniles TO Mccormick, Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Mamie Dowtin leaves soon for Gray
Court TO teach school. She is good teacher.
This Is er second term there.
Judge Cook sent two more boarders to
Greenwood jail last week, larceny from the
Our school opens this morning with IS
pupils. Miss Maud Pratt our highly recon-:
mended prin cipal is in her place, and I'VE"
are In ber right 10 assist In her pedagogic
duties. We hope to have good years work,
and the old adage stands as fine today az In
by gone days which is this, "ln Unity there is
strength" 80 with this for our motto, and
secondly, DUTY first and then pleasure" we
will ucceed.
Little Miss Mary Kennedy Is back from q
long stay In Due West. We are glad to see
her back, she is like ray OF sunshine
wherever she goes.
Mr.. T. NJ. Jay was TO see his daughter Mrs.
Leunie Robinson at Due West last week.
On last Wednesday the 9th, In company
with Rev. and T. w. Sloan, and baby James,
we spent 4 delightful day in the cozy little
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Adamson, TO help
celebrate their youngest sons {who by the
way is quite an escorU birthday anniversary.
We knew what this meant at10 O'Clock for
his good mother Is perfect In the culinary de-
partment. and we never enjoyed a nicer din.
ner; we can't begin 10 tell II u the good things
that lay spread before us, because 1t makes us
hungry. We were glad to see among the
number M iss Margaret a Adamsou, which is no
only too fast, and after beautiful prayer by
our dear Pastor, for Gods rich est blessings on
this family, and for many returns Of the day,
we said good bye wishing Belton's birthday
would come oftener. Nick.