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DUE WEST NEWS.
Protracted Meeting-Bib1e SOcfety-
Welcome evisilOrs-.Summer Schools
Other Items Of Interest.
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protracted meeting begins In the Associate
! Reformed Church al Due West next Monoay.
Rev. d. g. Phillips has decided TO go 10 Den
yer, Colorado, to the Young Peopie 9 ConVen
| linn of the United Presbyterian Church and
The nreachiug will be done by Rev. T. w.
Sloan of Abbevile. The meeting will be fol-
| lowed by the communion service on Sabbath,
Juiy %. You are cordially invited to attend
ali the services.
' DR.. W. L. Pressly preached for the congrega-
tiou at Ora last Sabbath.
The bank is still the interesting topic OF
con versation in Due West. The. wonder is
that Due West has not had bank long, long
Miss Static Wideman left for Long Cane
last Saturday via Abbeville. She Is always
cordially welcomed to Due West and her
friends regret that she is under the necessity
of leaving. co. n,,,
Thursday. July 10, the Due West Bible
Society will hold it's annual meeting. The
sermon on this occasion will be preached ny
Rev. Joseph Martin Of this place. The public
is invited to attend the service which Will be
Dr. S. A. Wideman, of Leslles, In York
County, has been with home folks for ten
days past. He was not very well When ne
came over, but has recovered MS strengtn anu
will soon return TO his adopted home, where
he Ia rapidly growing In popular favor, and
gaining large practice In the profession OF
| medicine.
Primer pal of the Due West public school.
| Miss Helen Grier will still have charge OF the
primary grade and hIi.s Dora Chestnut. OF
DoravilIe, Ga, has been given the intermedi-
DR.. A. B. C. Lindsay and Miss Fannie Nor
| ris were in Due West last week visiting rela-
tives and friends. DR.. Lindsay was reared 10
Due West, but has not been about the toWn
much since the war. He now lives at Will
lington, on the Savannah side. Miss Morris
is a daughter of Mr.. r. F. Morris and has just
completed ten years course in the public
Miss Nellie Nickels went TO Columbia last
| week TO be present at the marriage OF MISS
Emma DuPre and Mr.. Elkip. After the mar
riage she will 60 to Rock Hill TO attend the
State Summer School.
Rev j. Kennedy and wife visited isn, 6et their
From Dus West they vent cs1,iSie TO Ne~0erry TO
MIR. Melvin Ashley lost little child last
Friday. The little one had been SICK ior
some days and was tenderly watched oyer %e oy S
mains were laid away in the cemetery at
Cherokee Church Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock, appropriate SERVICES being conducted
| by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Brown Of Anderson
County. A large number Of relatives and
| friends attended the funeral, thus showing
their sympathy with the bereaved parents
"Suffer little children to come unto me-"
Sumter County last week.
| Miss Katrina Hunter, after weeks visit
with Miss Fannie Wideman went to Charles
ton Monday afternoon to remain for some
| time with Mr.. and Mrs. j Z. Reid.
Rev. Mr.. Parrott, OF clinton, Is conducting a
protracted meeting In the Baptist Church al
this place. The services began Monday night
and will continue throughout the week.
Preparatory services were held every night
| last week.
Julian w. Haddon. who is principal OF an
| Indian School at Fort Sill In Oklahoma terri.
tory, is visiting his father, Mr.. K. w. Haddon.
| Mr. Haddon has been In attendance upon the
meeting of the National Educational Assocla-
| ton in Charleston which he enjoyed very
Ne upil
Sibley in Atlanta and will then HE away to
his home among the Red Men OF the West.
He is delighted with his work there, and IT Is
not his intention to return to the east to
make it his home.
Miss Rosa Brownlee Miss Louise Brownee,
| Miss Alice Todd and Mr.. Irwin Browniee have
oeen with friends in the city of Anderson for
| the past week.
Monday afternoon the youngest child OF
Mr.. r. S. Galloway, fell of the rear piazza OF
the dwelling and alarmed the family. The
| family physician was called In. but discover
ed that no serious injuries had resulted from
| the fall.
Paul Pressly, Jack Caldwell. VIII Bryson
and Speer Bonner, are the crack hshermen . o., oi
| Creek they bake their corn dodgers, fry their
| fish and have good time.
Miss Bessie Boyce had number Of her
Young friends with her ut party last Friday
night. Social enJoymen was interspersed
with delightful refreshments.
| Miss nellie Kennedy Is visiting in Newberry
County, some OF the friends OF her school
| days.
Everybody from Due West will be down 10
| see the Carnival on Wednesday. No people
have a higher regard for the old soldiers than
| the people Of Due West.
| Prof j 1. Mccain, Phi. D., of Erskine College,
went to Rock Hill Tuesday where be will re.
main for one month as one Of the teachers In
the State summer school. He will have
charge of the classes In Rhetoric and Compost
| ton. DR.. Mccain always does his work thor
oughly and those who join his classes will find
| their work both pleasant and profitable.
Miss Lula McGee and Miss jamie Young
! haN gone 10 Rock Hill to attend the Stale
Summer school for teachers.
| Mr. r. s. Galloway went 10 Chester Monday
| to attend meeting OF the Executive Commit
| tee OF Erskine College. The meeting was ca
ed for the purpose OF electing a principal OF
the Fitting school OF Erskine College.