The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14
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Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
About the City. ~
Miss Eliza Thomson, who has charge Of q
large school at Zarline, was In town Tuesday.
Miss Olive Hill, Of Green vile, arrived In the.
My mrs E. Il H 7s Miss g as
ing young LADY,, and is much admired
throughout the State.
Mr.. T. Gordon White entertained the Young
Mems Duplicate Whist Club at pleasant
meeting last Tuesday evening. :,L..I
Miss Mary Patterson, Of Mt. Carmel who Is
teaching near Due West, was in the city
yednesSsy SHOPPING At Is
Mrs. Henry Norwood, OF Calhouns Eals,
was in town several days last week, the guest
OF Miss Lucia Parker. -.
ABBEvILLE YOUNG MAN.
Mr. James H. Perrin, who has been attend.
the Macon Business College for the past SIX
months, has completed his course. He has
secured good position In an office OF the
Georgia. Southern and Florids Railroad.
Mr.. Perrin's friends here are glad to hear Of
his good fortune, and hope he will meet with
every success. 81 !; = go Z
coh1NG AND GOING. .f3l.> -
Mrs. John Brownlee. of Antrevllle, was In
the city Friday shopping. rs
Miss 8. Leona Blake, or Greenwood, was In,
the city Thursday and Friday visiting her
sister, Mrs. John r. Blake. &C.. g.. ...l'.,,s.S
Miss Elizabeth and Mss Sara Norwood, went
to their home 10 Dresden Friday, to spend a
few days with their parents. - -S .lsr
Judge j. G, K!ugh spent Saturday and Syn.
day here with his family. :. - =,
Mr.. William P. Greene went TO Due West
last Wednesday to attend the marriage Of bis
sister, Miss Mamie Greene. to Mr.. E. j.
McCane, OF North Carolina. 3. ,.
Miss Callielou Graves, of Latimer, was ip,
the city Sunday, the guest Of her friend, Miss
Ivy Calhoun. 10 =. - V,
Mr. L. W. Perrin was in New berry several
days last week on business. u
Rev.T. w. Sloan went to Louisville. Ga,
where he will attend meeting Of the Synod
OF the Associate Reformed Church: There
was no service at the A. r. +. Church Sunday.
the city on a visit TO Mrs. DR.. MARSHALL.
Mrs. R. NJ. Haddon and Miss Isabel Perrin
Haddon; went to Due West Sunday with Mrs.
Walker w. Edwards.
Land, was In the city Saturday doing her
winter shopping.
woMAN's CLUB. ..
The Woman's Club had q pleasant meeting
Friday afternoon at the home Of the Presi-
dent, Miss Mary Hemphill. The Club has
taken on new life, and is preparing for a
winter of study. During the afternoon de-
lightful refreshments were served. The
next meeting Will be held at The home OF miss
Bessie Edwards.
Miss May Lyon spent Sunday in the city
With her parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Of Baltimore. pass
ed through Abbeville Friday on her way TO
Dresden, where she will be the guest OF ber
daughter, Mrs. John Norwood. during the
Winter.
Presbyterian Church, was in the city Monday.
OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.
The Old Maids Convention was given
Thursday evening, November, 8, 1900. 70
ss room ,ro@ s,ar S nfsb
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience. The Market Report of the young
men of Abbeville was well gotten up and was
President. Miss Fempleton, Secretary, Miss
Miss Alma GambTeiI, and Miss Nora Ham
IN 9 sSe o. ssp
we'll.
Miss Eunice Calhoun spent Sunday in the
city with her home people. Miss Calhoun ia
Mr.. G. P. Harris, one Of Elberton's rising
youne men, was In the city Sunday, on his
way TO visit friends In Antreville.
Messrs. Rayford, and Roy Power spent
Mrs. II. Frank McGee and Miss Mary ulian
MCGEE, leave today for Spartanburg, where
My apd % Mps Mcaee know they
Miss S Annie Clinkscales left Tuesday. for
stay here with Miss Mary l.. Robertson.
RETURNED FROM SCHOOL.
Miss Leila Belle MoCslla, Of Lowndesville,
spent Saturday and Sunday IN the city With
her aunt, Mrs. P. B. Speed. Miss MeCsila az has
| been taking special course In music at Win
throp College for the past three years. but hei
health would not permit her hnishlns' hel
graduating year.
Barksdale are glad TO know that their little
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. has been pronounc
ed out Of danger, and they hope for her
Miss Rachael Ragan, OF Greenwood, ii
spending some time with her sister, Mrs
James Barksdale, at her home near ABIDE
vile.
was in the city Tuesday, the guest Of hel
sister, Miss Maggie Brooka.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake returned Tuesday
from pleasant months stay with relatives
- Miss Lucy Gilbert, Miss. Annie Gilbert
and Miss Bette Evans, OF Lebanon, were II
the city Saturday shopping.
In LoWndesville Wednesday, OF last week
after a two weeks stay here with Mrs. Johl
r. Blake.
Miss Lena Brownlee, of Antreville, wa
the guest OF friends here, Saturday.
Miss Lila Wilson was the charming CUES
OF her aunt, Miss Broo ks.
! Miss Male Robertson entertained q fe1
friends Monday evening in honor OF he
charming guest, Miss Annie Clinkscales.
DIR. WILSON'S SERMON.
DIR. Wilson chose as his subject on last Sur
day morning the text: To-day II ye vii
hear his voice, harden not your hesrt," Psalr
95:7s For three successive Saboaths Tn
same subject has been chosen. each thre
from different point OF view. The peril
dwelt upon. Next, the Holy Ghost works az
cording to his own appointment, and
, must follow the comm ands. He has given U
to study the Word and attend to It's preachin