The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-10-07
TROY.
The Trojans are Very Happy and
Prosperous.

The Tr0JanB are very HAPPY ANU
Prosperous.
Troy, Oct. I. 1908.
These are busy days and Saturday was g
special one for trade, the business boom IL
= Mrs. Fanpie Thomson and son Frank spent
. last week with relatives In Abbeville.
Mr.. Thomas Hanvey, one OF our most
promising young men Of the U. S. Navy IN
Portsmouth and Miss Ida Pendens OF that
city were married on the 2ath and are en-
toying their blissful honey moon IN Boston
New York. elc. The congratulations OF al
are theirs for long and happy welded LIE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Burnett were with his
sister Mrs. Sam Aiken at Aobevtlie yester'
Rev. j. S. Jordan died suddenly of appop-
lexy last Thursday at his home at Phoenix
He has been pastor Of Damascus BOLD Sprlpg
Churches for score of years. good minis
ter and pastor has been given his great re-
ward.
!. Master Clifton Cade Of Bordeaux, Miss Liz.
gie Morrsh and brother Johnnie OF Bordeaux
. and Miss Georgia Kennedy from there also
are boarders here In school and quite mum
Prof. W.P. Robinson addressed the Mems
Christian Mission in q public meeting yes
= terday afternoon. His subject "Cbristian
p, Indebtedness was handled in scholarly
way which was thoroughly enjoyed by every
one. He is our our newly elected Principal
and TO hear the kind words from his pupils
=. will tell how much he is appreciated here.
:: Miss jamie Mason OF Gibson, n. T.. mas
been aQQeQ L06 faCulLy Oh our UEhueu
School. She will teach music. vocal and In
. strumeptal A nice plano has been put III
the Academy and already things are moving
as merry as marriage bell.
down a few days with her sister Mrs. II. B.
Blakely.
Birth, TO Mrs D. NJ. Milling, at AK. a SOD.
The meeting OF Presbytery will convene
here in the A. r. p. church on Friday the
18th at II o'clock. Everybody is expecting
everybody else 30 see that none are dissa-
pointed.
from Mt. Carmel. have been with Mr. r. F.
Blakely for two weeks or more who has been
90 very sick. but ,I he is greatly improved. pSo
tions from any and all the Trojans.
Mrs. R. w. Colyer and little ones from
Lowndesville spent few days with Mrs. j.
Mr.. J. c. Langly Of Greenwood has bought
the Ben Childs house and will move here TO
send his children to school.
Mrs. Joel Sanders and Miss Nora Cuddy OF
Bordeaux were recently mere with Mrs. j. M.
Mrs. Stovall and daughter, Mrs. North and
little babe. Of Augusta are boarders at the
Park House.
Mr.. Y. P. Reagln complimented a number
OF friends with delightful supper, celebra'
ting the 2lst birthday OF his nephew, Mr..
Mrs. w. j. Flemming. who has been with
Sickness has returned to her home at Ora.
A number ofTrojans will attend court at
Abbeville this week.
Frank w. Bradley our scholarship boy,
has left for Columbia. Frank Is one OF the
brightest boys this State affords whose in
tellectual light will show later on. We hope
his highest aspirations may be realized.
Misses Kate and Rebecca Hunter Of Hun
ter's, think Kentucky is beautiful country,
and their trip was Immensely enjoyed.
We are sorry 10 hear Of the serious illness
Of aunt Polly Bently at her home near
WidemRns.