The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-01

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Mr.. and Mrs William Penney left Saturday
for their home in Baiubrdge, Ga. The young
couple have the best wishes Tor happy HE
IN their new home. ~
Mr.. Geo. Speer OF Monterey was III to"h
Saturday for u few hours.
The friends OF Mrs. Robert Kennedy are
distressed 10 learn of her illness ut her nome
at the residence OF Mr.. j. >. Cochran.
Miss Clara Seagoe has returded to Green
wood after spending sometime here, the
guest of ner cousin, Mrs. w. ID. Birksdale.
Mrs. William Wideman Bradley ana her
children leave IN few days for Troy, where
they Will visit Mrs. Fannie Thompson.
Mrs. Pink McIlwain OF Hodges is In the city
spending some time with her sister, Mrs. W.
A. Nickles. ,
Mrs. Sophia Harden and Mrs. Anna Nj.
Maxwell are spending the week with the
family Of Mr.. J. Allen Smith.
CLARKE ALLEN CHATTER.
The Clarke Allen Chapter OF the Daughters
will meet Thursday afternoon al the home OF
Miss Sara Henry. Important business Will
, come before this meeting, so d iull attendance
desired. ~,
Monday, after pleasant visit to Atlanta
where she was the guest OF Dr. and Mrs Sam
uel Visanska.
Miss Lee Blythe, one OF GreenWoods most
charming young ladies, was the guest OF Mrs.
A. B. Cheatham severa! days last week.
Miss Grace Hemphili went TO Charleston
to be present at the closing exercises OF In.
u
Miss Cecilia Winstock and Miss Evely II
Rosen berg came up from Greenwood Satur-
day and we're the guests ot MIS-. Z. Rosenberg
until Sunday afternoon.
Prof. David Henry reached Abbeville Mon
day after finishing up his work at Clemson
Mr.. Henry will spend week in the city. the
guest Of his parehts.
Mrs. Llndon Smith and her attractive
daughter OF Glover, 5. c., are In the city
spending sometime as the guests OF Mrs. John
NJ. Gambrell.
Con ference at Hodges last week,
Mr.. William NJ. CAN'T, one of Andcrson's
rising young business men, was in the city
Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Lila Wilson OF Warrenton has been IN
the city spending sometime with her aunt,
Miss. Margaret Brooks. Miss Wilson has
been attendi ng MiIledgevllle Industrial Co!-
lege and has just completed successful yeaI
Mr.. Wllkerson is having repairs on his
store.
Birth-To Mrs. j. Hayne McDill, June %,
son.
Rev. o. Y. Bonn er, pastor of the A. Il. P.
church at Due West preached al the Associ.
ate Reformed church here Sabbath. Mi
Bonner ts an interesting speaker.
DR.. a. j. Speer OF Lowndesville passed
through the city Saturday on his return from
Hodges where he had been TO attend the
District Conference.
Miss Bessie Jon es and Miss Mary Jones OF
Lancaster are in the city the pretty guests OF
Miss Eliza Gary. Misses Jones are the
daughters OF j udge Ira B. Jones.
DR.. Francis l.. Parker one OF Charleston's
foremost physicians has been In the city the
guest OF his brother Hon. William Henry
Parker. DR.. Parker has gone 10 the Flat
woods for b few days visit 10 his brother Mr..
Arthur Parker.
Mrs. N. A. Bates has returned to her home
in Batesburg after pleasant stay here the
guest of her sister MIS-. j. NJ: Gambrell.
Miss Hattie Brosdon Ieit Monday night foi
Raleigh where she will attend the State Sum.
BTOgdOn AcceDteO a
position in Tifton, Ga, aud will begin heI
duties about September the first.
SAD DEATH.
The infant son of DR.. and Mrs. S. F. Xii
lingsworth died Friday afternoon after q
short illness. The heartfelt sympathy OF the
entire community is extended TO the afflicted
parents.
city spending sometime with her sister Mrs.
A. B. Cochran.
Mr. Alex Gilbert OF Graniteville was in the
city last Thursday. Sir. Gilbert is BookkeepeI
for the Granitevhle Manufacturing Company
and is In Monterey spending his vacation
with his sisters Misses Lizzie and Pauline
Gilbert.
Prof A. Mason DuPre of the WoHord
Fitting School is In the city the guest OF his
brother Mr. Julius DuPre. Prot DuPre will
teach in the summer school here this year.
Miss Emma Cothran White arrived in the
city Frltay from Charleston where she has
White has large circle ol friends here who
are glad tor welcome her home.
Miss Rena Allen Is expected home the first
OF the week from Savannah where she has
been the guest Of Miss Fair and DR.. James
Fair, for the past TWO weeks.
EDwARDsBo BONNER.
A marriage that Is OF interest to large
Edwards and Rev. o. Y. Bonner, both OF
Due West. The marriage was solemnized
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock at the y. K
p church. Miss Edwards has visited our city
q number OF times and always won admirers
by her sweet voice and charming manners
MIR. Bonner is pastor OF the A. r. Z. Church
at Due West and is an exec llent preacher aud
fine pastor beloved by all Of his flock. The
best wishes of u large circle of friends aIe eX
tended to Rev. and Mrs. Bonner.
GoDBoLD.BowIE.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage OF Miss Willie ESteIle GOdbOld and
Mr.. James Sheridan Bowie at Marion We'd
nesday, June the twenty fourth. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowie will be at home here, after July the
Miss Isabel Evans was in the city Friday
Miss Helen White has returned from an ex
tended visit TO her cousins Miss Mamie
Mower and Carrie Poole in Newberry.
Miss Mamie Bates left Tuesday for her
home In Bal lesburg after two weeks stay
here with her cousin, Miss Alma Gambrell.
MT. w. -. DdrksQale went 10 Allauta 1ues
day on business
Mr.. j. II. Gambrell went 10 Hodges last
week TO attend the District Conference.
Miss Rosa Bradley OF Troy Is iu the city
spending while With Mrs. J. &. klugh.
MIR. Sol Rosenberg came home from Sulli
vans Island Tuesday where he has been
spending the past month with his father, Mr.
P. Rosenberg.
Mr.. Tom 5. Perrin left Monday for Wood
ruff where be will spend while with hif
sister Mrs. Aug. w. Smith, before going Il
Greers 10 take up his work.
UNION SERVICES.
Union Services were held In the Assocat L
Reformed church Sabbath evening. Rev. w
G. Ewart, pastor of the church, otliciated. A
large audience WAS present at this meeting
Mr.. Ewart is a scholarly man and his ser
mons are instructive aud helpful. Th'
next union meeting will be held at tn,
Methodist Church.
Sunday evening Rev. W. VI. Gordon lie
/ livered his last message TO his people AT tn,
j Baptist church. MIR. Gordon left Monday
for Fort Mill to begin his new work. Nj
Gordon has labured here for several year
and the church has grown wonderfully un
der his pastorate.
AZ the close OF the morning service at th
Presbyterian church Miss Fannie Stark,
sang Il beautiful SOLO that suited her ful
sweet voice to perfection Miss Starke ha
been studying voice culture at the Chicor'
College in Greenvllle and she reflects Srea
credit upon her instructors.
Miss Belle Wicker left Thursday for Rocl
Hill where she will visit her sister, VI II
Elizabeth Wicker Wiiherapoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun Marshall and thei
children are In the city the guests ol DR.. ant
Mrs. Marshall.
EUCuRE PARTY.