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TROY NEWS.
Coming and Going
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Pfcnics-VisifOrs Coming and Going
Religious Services-All the News.
Troy, 8. c., May 20. 1901.
Rev. r. F. Bradley was assisted hy Rev. u.
G. Phillips, OF Long Cane, and Joe l.. Pressly.
Of Due West, In his three days meeting at
MIR. 4. II. Taggart, from Cedar Springs, vas
Minnie, home with him to spend week.
Children's Day exercises will be held In the
Methodist Church next Sabbath afternoon at
Mccormick.
Mr.. j. T. Solomons, and DR.. G. L. Kennedy,
are of TO Spartanburg as delegates to the
Grand todse Of Knights OF pytnisis. H,,is son r,a,
mers are in Due West until after commence
Communion services will be held at Cedar
Springs next Sabbath, preaching Will begin
Boyce, OF Due West to assist him
We are glad To know the A. II. Ps here WILL
soon have new organ In their church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. It. Bradley came down
from AbbeviIle on short visit last week.
We are glad TO see Mr.. j. Z. kennedy wei,
after a severe sickness.
We heard one Of our young Presbyterian
preachers went TO Presbytery month ahead,
so the Donalds correspondent says: We won.
der II he didn't ind IT. convenient and nearer
too TO come through Troy.
Rev. w. w. Jones, who recently left here 1s
now In Kentucky, but not permanently To-
Gated.
Messrs. A. J. Davis, of this place, and Lee
Rivers, OF Green wood. representing The Wood
MannaetnpTg Co. we're 10 5ee M
They found the grain crop universally nne 10
that vicinity.
DR.. E. o: Jenkins and little son, were
thought seriously hurt, but they are getting
Miss jamie Dendy, graduate OF Greenv Vile
Female College. will come home this week, TO
We think, or rather suggest Union Sab
bath School rally day be here at an early date,
to spend In song and games. The winter had
drawn all into winter quarters, and this Will
hiring ali together, We need something TO In.
fuse life into the churches.
Yesterday al / o'clock q severe storm OF
wind and rain swewt over Long Sas Zane do,hg ,n
Puckett section was visited by one OF the
same, doing great damage, causing the farm
ers to plant their cotton over. The farmers
bulletin be true, we will have many more this
month.
home on a visit To the homefolks. They are
NJ Iss c 'rrie Wideman. from Bradley School,
visited Rev. r. +. Bradley's family last week.
All are cordially invited to attend services
vices on Sunday by Rev. w. J. Wyly.
On Thursday the 23rd the ST. Luke NJ. E.
Church will have their annual picnic here In
our Park, we are sure lDey VIII ENJOY Tue
day. There will be 800. Let US Join them
and spend a pleasant day II picnic style.
We hear that Mrs. DR.. j. NJ. Kennedy and
little son, will soon Join the DR.. In the Philip.
pines.
Some of our farmers will have an abundant
yield of grain, and some have almost q
failure.
Miss Kate Hunter, from Hunters, is back
from a three months visit 10 Texas, and saw
a number of Carolnians there and doing
well.
Miss Blanche Wilkes was Mrs. w. H Britts
guest last week. She will soon close her
school at Bellvue, and leave for her home In
Chester.
Birth-To Mrs. Davle Creswell son.
Mrs John Creswell had stroke OF paralysis
last week, she il no better.
Mrs Eliza RooZer after a pleasant Vlslt
here with relatives has returned to her nome
in Greenwood. N |
Miss Onie Kennedy Is with her brother, Dr.
c. l., Kennedy since their house was burned,
Furman Cllnkscales who has been at
CampbellO 10 at school, is home for vacation.
Miss Nellie Presley. from Cedar SPRINGS
and Miss Clara Widemau from Long cane,
leave today for Charlotte n. u, 10 spena
several weeks with relatives.
Troy will send q good NUMBER 20 VeruerS
to attend the school picnic Frloay, MAJ.
White our worthy Superintendent OF Eauca,
ton will be there and can entertain you al
hy himself and q good dinner tnroWn IN.
He liz a good officer, better citizen and all we
could wish as Christian Soldier.
Nick.