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pecls for lhe f'rc~hytesisl Seoool.
Troy. s. C.. Sept. 8. 1907
MIR. w. I. Brndley, Abbeville county's new.
ly elected Treasurer. was down last week.
We arc glad he had such tpsjority OF votes,
and NE eo people nave n% Loco oompsn' man. ne
Scotch-lrish abound, than whom no better
blood surges through the veins OF any peopie.
It's now the gins and the farmers have full
then "whar will We all be-"
Miss Hattie Lou Culbertson. from Amity.
Ga, Is here with relatives.
DR.. aud Mrs. +. Y. Pressly, OF Due West.
were down last week among many friends
and kindred.
Mrs L. j. Taggart and Miss M.uuIe were to
zee Miss sue McCaslan last week, aud also Rl.
tended the missionary meeting OF Ropewell
church.
l. The musicale under the auspices OF the Ia
dies OF the A. r. r. church ~ Mrs. Fannie
Thomson's on ThnrSdsy was success. and
music, vocal and instrumsntal rec,tations
and readi ngs. refresh ments, &c. Twelve dol
lars was taken In, and u pleasant evening tn
all. Mrs. +. Y. Pressly added much with her
we'll executed accompaniments.
Mn. L lnuie Robinson aud Miss Ruth:; and
Ralph. have returned To their home In Due
West. ai,er two months visit 10 her iather
Mr.. T. NJ. Jay.
Miss Irby. u trained nurse from Laurens. is
here with dear little Mary Kennedy, who Is
quite sick with typhoid fever.
Our academy looks quite nice In her coat OF
white. Prof. Love il doing much csnvassing.
and Miss Wells Ia expected from Oranreburg
this week. School will oegin Monday. A
neat cata Iogue has been gotten out. which has
our places Of business well advertised.
Miss Martha Reagan IL home from the =. m
mrr School NJ Abbeville.
Mrs A. ]. Davis returned from Greenwood
Monday. alter two months spent with her
aunt Mrs. W. b. Neil.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Sheppard from Liberty
Hili were up Saturday for day.
Miss Nora Cuddy from Bellevue Will open
her school at Bordeaux on tho 18th. They are
fortunate TO secure her again.
II is pleasant To know that Mr.. J. +. Wide
man has sufficiently gotten well To act M
salesman for 4. W. Watson At Bradley.
We % SLs sorry t. mar Of tns III health OF Mr.:
means bsing used Will prove beneficial 10
him.
Miss Fan ME Harris Of Abbeviile was with
her uncle Mr.. J. b. Harris and family iast
week.
Rev. g. II. waddeil. OF Epworth Orphan.
age at Columbia, will preach here In .the
Methodist church ON the first Sabbath after.
Mr. and Mr.. q. W. Long were TO zee Mrs.
A. j. Davis last week.
The continued drought throughout the
Long Cane section Is discouraging To the
iarn,er.. and many OF them are leaving for
the cotton millH.
On next Sabbath morning Rev. II. Il. blake
ly Will preach q special sermon 10 the young
people and children, and We hope Y see big
Dr. ". L. Pressiy Of Due west has just
closed several days meeting at bradley.
Miss Alice Dendy is In Augusta with her
sister Mn W. W. Hacketi.
Capt ]. H. brennan now drives fancy top
buggy. and something unusual may happen.
Just step In II. ID. Puckett's new STORE and
taste his fresh groceries-you will 60 second
time.
Now. last but not least. We hope ere this
reaches your eye Wyatt Aiken will be- our
Congressman elect. The papers are hilsd
with his praise. which he IL worthy OF. aud he
will be- In keeping with Ills iar-spread good
The Missionary Conference OF the Methodist
church which has Just clOsed here, wus one Of
the most pleasant and harmnnious meetings
we ever attended. Mrs. ]. w. Humbert. m
President, made n becoming one, as we'll IN
competent; IL well posted On her work. and II
is Instructive and Interesting To hear her talk
Mrs J. =. Herbert, IN Organizer, was OF few
, words splendidly chosen, which we're like mp.
pies Of gold In pictures Of silver. We were
always sorry when she had finished. Mrs. ".
Z. owens. ss Secretary, Was happy In her In.
%ss To a9G sr
| ma Anderson, ms Recording Secretary, has no
superior In her work, and can readily WELD
the quill. Her clear, distinct voice was ensi "
heard through a well filled church. The Bap.
Rev. a. ID. wondle. The A. X. L. church was
represented by Prof. Z. !. Love. who said he
was not accustomed To addressing the ladies'
but his very name suggests addresses,Sc. The
Juvenile Society WAS represented by Miss
| RDsa Bradley, who In u few cheerv words
babe them all welcome. Mrs. Bell Jay from
this NJ. r.. church, opened the doors OF the
church, the homes and hearts Of this people tG
delegates and visitors. Papers were read
which were we'll prepared. Sumptuous lunch
es were spread. where all met and interchang
ed words Of encouragement. Sabbath day, ar
all day service, with good sermon by Dr
Humbert, and splendid talk by Dr. r. y
Pressly Of bue West. Al 3 p. IN. u mass meet
ing where the children were given the from
seats. Thus close meeting which will b,
AN oasis In the memory of. all who attended
Twenty-Five delegates were enrolled.