The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
Letters of Interest From -Four Regular Correspond
ents and They Are All Newsy.
LeeSViIle Letter. From Aiken.
LeeSViIle Letter.

Tuesday evening Mss Cecil Mitchell
entertained n jolly number of heI
fricnas at a sociable Among the for
tunate guests were: Misses Erline
Wood, Maud Crosson Nettie McCartha
Ethel Honecutt, Sara Bodie, Erlyn
and Annie Crouch, Alice and Cora
Steadman. Messrs. III. l.. Crouch, r
NJ. McCartha, K. III. Rawl, Il. w. Mat
thews, j. III. Bodie, T. B. Crouch, f.
eadman, l.. T. Smith, j. o. Eargle,
G 1rdon Shealey, a. NJ. Justus. Horace
Crcsson and G.. l.. Jones.
Mr.. Il. b. Haynes was i, town Thurs
day.
Thursday morning at 900 Rev. S. G..
Morris OK Mt. Pleasant, S. c. ant Miss
Hattie. Lee the eldest accom- plished
daughter of Prof l.. q. Haynes were
quietly married at the home of the
bride. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Bev. w. /. Herbert an
uncle Of the bride. This happy
interest was manifested by Leesville
people. ! r. Morris held for two years
the chair of Mathematics and science
III Leesville college while engaged
thus by his conscientious discharge of
all duties in the most honest and ap-
proved manner, every one who ever
ever knew him learned to love him bot n
as man and an instructor. Mrs. Nor
ris has been living for n number of
years in Leesville and is known ard
liked by every one. Our heartiest con-
gratulatIons and best wishes go with
this happy young couple, and we wish
for them long and happy life. They
left on the 8 :45 train for Lake City to
visit the parents of the groom. Mr..
Morris is rising young minister of
the Methodist church.
MIR. Herbert Edison, of Johnston,
spent Thursday and Friday with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Bertha Morris, of Lake City, at
tended the Haynes Morris marriage
last Thursday.
Miss ErIine Wood and mother who
hays hee.. spe;Rsain" - hyysii y Gu:
midst have ri me in
colrr7siaf
Thomas spe, sn
with Mrs. Dr.
Thursday evening I.ses Sung
FOLKS and the visitors assembled at
the spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. kinaird hhis sociable was given
in 1nor OF the visiting yong ladies.
Games were played and sweet music
was furnished so t'iat all could,or none
could feel the least lonesome. Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening
Friday evening large audience
greeted the entertaining committee of
the Alumni Association who we're TO
give the entertainment. All who had
a part certainly deserve all the praise
winch can or will be heaped upon
them. Especially should be mention
ed the splendid side splitting piece
rendered by Miss Claud Haynes, who
Is we'll trained elocutionist. The
address made by Mr w. NJ. Oxner
was largely and rightly commended.
Miss Lila Matthews who has been
bending several weeks In Greenville
has returned home
Mr. W. NJ. OXncr left Saturday for
Olar where he goes 10 take charge of
the high school there Mr.. OXner
has had the position one year and
while there gave almost universal sat
fsfaction.
Miss file Gunter. Of BatesLurg, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Justus left Monday for
Durham, n. c., where he will resume
his studies in Trinity college Messrs
A. NJ. Sustus, Karl Able, and William
Botle left Monday for Trinity college,
We wish these new ones especially the
richest success and that they will gain
great intelligence there.
Dr. and Mrs. Kinard spent Sunday
in Columbia.
Mr.. L +. Ethercdge was in town
Monday.
Mr.. 6. Milton Wilson stopped over
in Lcesville few hours Monday mig ght
en- route to Columbia.
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