The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-08
TROY'S TOPICS.
PODuInr Preacher Good Churcl,
Worker Children In the Wood
Church UniOn-VisitOrS.

Worker Children I'm the Wood
Church Union-Visitors.
Troy, s. c., May 9Th, 1901.
The hot weather made q 'sWoop' down on
us, b ut the farmers are glad 10 see IL, as MOST
cotton had 10 be planted over.
Mrs. j. G. Klugh and children from Aboe-
Vile have been down among relatives ior
few days.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. w. Sheppard from Liberty
Hill were pleasant visitors here last week
On the fourth Sabbath OF this month nj
Hopewell there will be two services with the
the grounds. 1t is great pleasure TO know
that Rev. w. ]. Wyly will serve this dear OLD
church until September. May peace be
within her walls, and prosperity within her
Mrs D. w. Dowtin is back from Lanrens,
where ahe visited her daughter, Mrs. Willie
Mira. T. Il. Robinson and little girl from Cor.
slcana, Texas. are here TO spend some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Robin
MIR. A, B. Kennedy will soon rebuild on his
lot recently made vacant by fire.
Messrs. White and Puckett have moved in
their nice new store, and things look quite
"starchy" around them.
Mrs. Eliza Boozer ia down from Green wood
visiting her nleces, Mrs. j.. N. Dendy and Mrs.
Alice Bradley.
we see the name of Bradley suggested as a
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Convention. We say yea, and amen, for we
are sure those good people irrespective OF de.
nomination will give you cordial greeting.
Mrs. ]. NJ Cuddy Of our town Is one OF the
Mrs. j. D. Neel fell recently receiving pain
ful but not serious injuries.
Miss Lizzie HARVEY, who IS successfully
teaching school near Greenwood gave her pu-
pills an ''outing" and day Of picnicipg in a
pretty grove near her school house. All the
neighborhood turned out, and "blg time
generally was had. We can speak that we do
know she is an exceptionally good teacher
and may she WELD her instructive rod with
many visible results.
There is q plan under way of uniting Old
and New wilmington and Hopeweli churches
is a good up ion. "In union there is strength u
Mr.. and Mrs. y. P. Morey who spent the
winter here, and are pleasantly rem embered
Washington, D. c., where their handsome
daughter, Miss Nellie, has splendid position
in our State capitol.
The days OF excursions, picnics and com
mencements is nigh at hand, and In few
weeks rest and recreation for worn out school
mar'ms and tired people. will sing the "schoo
room now looks dull and dreary."
Miss Nellie Pressly after spending a we week al
Abbeville with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Bradley
has returned home.
The ladies OF Lebanon Missionary Society
say they had gospel treat from Rev. L. w
Sloan al tie above church q few days ago
| he lS splenulu n. II. I. Pie eaCuci aho OIL GA
cellent "people's preacher"
We are glad to know Mr.. j. n. Robinson
has Quit business at Mccormick. and come
hack home 10 stay. He knows where the
''vasis'' OF South Carolina ia.
Mr. Albert Blum. good citizen OF our town
died yesterday morning. He has been In fee
BILE health a long time. He was native o.
Switzerland but had been amongst us fol
thirty years. He was q 10 ember OF the A. K
P. church. He leaves daughter, two sons
and a Kind and good wife, besides many
friends. He will be buried here. Nick.