The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-07-26
BAPTISTS IN COUNCIL.
Simmer BOarders-Summer Girls
Summer Weather-Hands ALI
Round.

Troy, 8. g., July 2ith. 1899.
The long continued drought IL causing
many long faces. The crops are almost
Mr.. William Hemphill accom- panied by
Misses Josie Lyon and Maggie Hill from Az.
beville, have returned home from a jolly
Mrs. ]. L. Kennedy and daughter Miss
Bessie and Miss Lilly and Kitty Wardlaw
from Bellvue. were TO see Mrs. ]. G. Kennedy
and Mrs. W. Robinson last week;
Miss Annie Bradley handsomely entertain.
ed house full OF her friends Tuesday even
Ing, among the number was Miss Statia
Bradley popular Long Cane Miss who Is al
ways a welcome visitor In town.
At Eden Hall, the lovely home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Kennedy, on last Thursday evening
they gave most delightful time to thirty
%n Is nSs s1a are o be
happy vacation days to the fullest, and we
know OF no nicer town In surrounding coun-
try than our town.
and applications are coming every day TO
and spend the hot days. Come on. there's al.
Little jamie and Emmie Culbertson from
Connie Maxwell orpbanage are enjoying a
happy vacation with Miss Martha Reagan.
Mr. P. H. McCaslan one OF Clear Springs
best farmers will accept many thanks for the
It seems that fate is against the school
teachers, the examiners not being satisfied
with rigid examinations are holding Sum.
mer sessions. All Of that Is very good, hut
they don't take 1t into consideration that
their board has to be paid &C.. and then the
questions are such as will meyer be needed In
the schools Of nowadays.
and pretty young lady from AbbeviIle is on a
visit TO uncle's family. DR.. A. B. G. Lindsay at
Misses Lizzie Hawley and Mamie Dowtin
are attending the Summer school at Green
Miss Minnie Taggart vas to see her sister
Mrs. l.. w. Sheppard at Liberty Hill yester-
Messrs Bradley Bros will start their new
mill to-day to grind out the bright ore.
Mr.. G. NJ. Sibert starts out with one Of
Wade Hampton's books to sell. The name
alone Is sufficient. He will canvass Aooe-
Through the kindness of the Baptist pastor
Rev. w. w. Jones we give the programme OF
the union meeting with Buffalo church, be-
ginning next Saturday, and the dates for MS
several protrscted meetings. On Saturday
the 20 at 1880 o'clock A. M. Devotional exer.
cises by ]. w. Mullinax.
IL O'clock Organizations, n.30 Questions
How may we get our churches 70 take more
interest In missions? by Rev: T. 81. Plem.
mons, V. l. Masters. 2 o'clock =. NJ. Address
on Christian Education. Y; I: Masters 2,so
il Ing I, to the Lords cause, W. B. Acker. Second.
How do we secure liberal giving? Rev. ]; B:
Hunt Of Kentucky. Third; Why should l
give. Fourth. Results OF christian giving, by
literature, by Revs. V. l. Masters and ]. B:
Hunt Sabbath $50 o'clock TO devotional
exercises, Prof. ]. ]. Kilgore; 10 o'clock the
Sabbath School Superintendent his work and
his reward, j. W. Mullinax. Prof. ]. ]. Kilgore.
1890 o'clock How may we get more spiritual
power into our Sabbath School? by Mr.. j. r..
McGee, Revs:J. A. Brown. and T. h; Plem-
mons. ll30 Missionary sermon, ]. A. Brown,
2'30 p. M. Rev. T. H. Plemmons.
The protracted meeting will be continued
through the following week by Rev J. B.
| Hunt from Kentucky. On the 7Lh, OF Au-
gust the meeting will begin at Mccormick,
on the 18th, at Horeb and on the 2lst, at the
Baptist church here. Rev. j. B. Hunt VIII
assist the pastor 10 the above meetings.
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