The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-07
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lent tCorrespouasnt II 81 H.. K h

: W fSS. .& IS Due West, 81 C., Feb. 5. 1900. .yyf
Miss .EnrnaS spent Sal tnrday and
SsSSath Eit bs nsse sls as pgss,s Ssis
she once, lived ana always receives . cordial
Misses Elma and M M absl en1Eseales en- ter
siternoon MI Id ssisSsptioS i W given IL 6onor or
Mise Nell Edwards fndf Mtss lima Gambrell
OF Abbey itles Ssii,s Is IS "a $.
EAR be given e. = a. IT.. the ! Es; ::
goass ss eS ssssd q ss sS@s Ssss of The the
students EoE Efsklns College. The proceeds
VIII be for the bsnsfiE 6f the Castalean Society
Of the Female CoJlege,S ~
ssi seeS pu,ns has sefn IL
some good VSfk for the New. York Life Insur.
MI NE. sSt cGsss I BOYD, OF Tenpessee, member:
Collegs in Iptercolle legiate oratorical Con.
test that take place In Greenwood In
frisnds n ot sns IL viii | expect him to carry carr Of
Ia 80 6Fdan is spending few days
with the Mr.. j. d. Brownlee.
:, Arrau6A tnsS Rr8 being made TO have the
most sEnt tFessfuT mem orial exercises on the
y10th fof Maysthat Due West has ever had. The
niRgest crowd, ,thebest music, the best speech.
Every old sold d{6$fwithin eleven miles or Due
West should 2Rge TO be present. Let the
younger gelsratigH pc aroused 10 me import,
doing hSHor % III 6Confederate soldiers who
sas Wi.bapaWS az seHss siont WIN WIZ s''l
Rev; Asss EsnSa R1 iamiiy lelt ior Fay
q Miss Nell EdTS - f3Bs Alma Gambrell
sIsty q lnss 81 q snRle College last
Mra Mr. o.YsTcysxs ffE Carolina, will wear
the Ohtes gold medal offefed ,torhe best ora
presented, on. .coInmsneement Gay; N Mr. Iao,s Love
Slate, and "a young man OF good ability and
splendid character. 9.
Mr. r. G. Brownlee sold q fine buggy AMI.
NAL TO MT. luther Shaw, OF Level; Land last
M. sD. Kennedy's spell offpneu monia
dealt very gently with him. HsSffiends we're
glad % B66 83Su down tow niSatutdsy evening.
useSf & 81 g Stsn tennis ssaa SSsFss fnthe cam.
ppsS good pasysrs In the
e iis 81 .of 3 tlss & sengresa-
oSgsssoS oSs 3 @ SsSassSssn a.lroad
Schedules lie 4 horne Tues.
pf%aE ? NJ. g. ssas 81 IStnsa,s ssi ssskI
after ) visit ~ a
hon. " q " 81; sSs ~ s1gg y
little boys ysh6 gst tn tll6
ever tod bells ever
made better boots no Genie eoi dter9e4er]
aid ssTylss " hsr Y, s ass
any man than that he was a brava soldier
ever ready for duty and that he perfor med
that duty cheerfuliy and: faithfnily Suchsa
soldier was our friend andf worthy Of on
capt: at NsNick les viii be- dfdate Sot|
of Abb6y lte county in the coming
election. Hs - q 2orker and sin' the racsl
! M NJ. Tutly q. Eilis ID aisrking ior5 sE1
The The town. .counsi is istns the hlll]
near esnas rSSSs as s sSss ESs Sss
when Il coInes toE vbrk ktngJ lfrssts I lthea
counciI viii furnish the moiEaf Si1eEjI sIasks]
the streets, ,of Due est lii \ hose 1fs Haa
yaaa TsFs hs FL dsoEes
insss Tne6day "a
The ssoond ts3sE g sas1 q
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Ssii Ssiriessi saits nns ,z & oSls Soies
seSs5ips e,sssi5ss sns lsaa ssssasS q sTsss ias
a9 t9ss 9ss yS Hs ag s1srssss psso@a
las plssassa SSsss Gsi IL @ COMPANY
With fhaS n4Itne u. I'm. fressly oHereu
q short tStSy6f, apd thee gteaident or the Soci-
CIV. Eola Moffatt, ,6f Troy, Tenn. In few
cGoseniB attended q cordial welcome
and greeting u The audience. Miss Ada Wise
man 'of Mfssfssfppf Miss Ellen Sherard OF An
derson, Miss Edith Little of Louisville, Ga
and Miss Lizzie Nichols Of Due West, recited
that were highly appreciated. Miss
Jennie Lind MOffat OF Chester, and Miss Sue
Blackwell of Due West, read excellent essays.
"Is Southern Chivalry Thing Of the Past2"
The above was the subject for debate, and the
universal verdict was that 1t was well handled.
Miss Rebecca Wideman. of Troy, s. c. and
Miss LILLE Chisolm OF Selma, Ala, represent
ed the Affirmative and made vigorous fight
IN the effort TO show that Southern Chivalry
10 thing OF the past. Miss Rosa Brown lee
OF Due West, and Miss Luna Trlbble of Due
West, with debates that completely capti-
waited the audience, showed 10 the satisfac-
tiop OF the conn mmittee Of decision that South.
ern Chivalry is a present reality and won the
day, Miss Lois Moffat. Miss Bessie Lowry
and Miss Sallie Anderson constituted the
committee OF decision.
Miss Ludie Brownlee was the handsome
Chief Marshall and she was ably assisted by
Miss Nettie Brownlee, Miss Kathleen Jay
and Miss Sallie McLane. The audience Is
under many obligations to these young ladies
for the courteous manner In which they dis.
charged their different duties. ~
The celebration as whole was q great sue
cess. Every part was we'll executed, and left
q pleasant impression upon the hearers. The
exercises were interspersed with good music
by the string club.