The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-07-12
EAST END.
What IN" Sees and Hears OH His
Rounds In Country aud in Town.
HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CITY.


Mr.. Alfa Lomsx Abbeville's artist, Is spend.
and is doing fine business In bis chosen
on the 4th OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cosby Of GrtenviIle
are In the city guests OF Mrs. Ella Latimer
who is q sister OF Mr.. Cosby.
Rev. Wells and Mr.. G. v. Hammond re-
turned last Saturday from very pleasant
trip to the District Con ference held at New
berry.
Miss Runette Turner returned last week
from delightful visit IN her old home Green.
wood, bringing with her Miss Bessie Daven-
port who will be her charming guest for a
Miss Minow Moore daughter Of our old
friend Mr.. Chaplin Moore OF Mobile. Alabama
Ia the guest Of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. g. II. Moore OF Abbeville.
Mr. A. E. Taylor after a few days spert with
salisbury, N. c.
DR.. E. i. Platt is in the city circulating
among bis old friends who are glad to see
him.
Mrs. Rob Hill and babe left las, Monday for
Denmark, 8. c., where Mr.. Hill is engaged In
r. r. busin ess Mrs. Hill will stop over
day or two In Carlisle, 8. g., and then con-
tinue her trip.
CHARMING LITTLE HOSTESS.
% last Wednesday afternoon Miss Ada
Mcmillan entertained q mum Der OF her "little
lady" friends In most delightful manner In
compliment to her charming little guest Miss
Lille Mai Bissett OF Raleigh, N. C.
SUNDAY IN THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Last Sunday was observed aa childrens day
In the NJ. E. Church Of this oity.
The pastor gave the II O'Clock sermon to
them, and took for bis subject character" |"
dividing 1t into two heads, truthfulness and
muat early in life-right now, lay a aure
foundation, and upon this begin 10 build q
character-a true christian character that
would make them great men and women:
In the afternoon the Sunday school met and
the exercises consisting Of soDga. Rotations
and addresses we're both interesting and en-
tertaining.
The church was filed TO overf1owing by
parents and fTisnds, who seemed to enjoy the
occasion immensely. The chancel and about
the pulpi. were neatly decorated In ever.
grescs, Thich showed the children the inter.
est taken in the celebration Of "Childrens
day" by the older members OF the congrega-
tion.
Mr. ]. 8. Cochran was in bis place in the
choir last Sunday and sustained his part It
seemed to us even better than usual:
Mrs. Mcmillan "Soprano" was at her best.
her voice being full. clear and sweet. Messrs.
Jones and Hill carried the tenor all right-in
short, the m usic was very fine.
Mr.. ". c. DuPre is adding several rooms TO
greatly to the appearance Of the building and
much to the comfort OF the family.
Mrs. Mary DuPre who was quite sick last
week ia now much better.
Mrs. Polly Jones after critical illness is
now convalpRcipg.
Mr.. R. D. Purdy who lives at the McIlwain
house. has very sick child.
The Press and Banner office ia now coDi.
fortably fixed up snd splendidly equipped in
its new quarters In the basement on the cor.
ner under the store recently vacated by Mr..
r. N. Hill.
The host Of friends, patrons and correa-
popdents wish for them the some good
luck" that has ca rried them through 20 many
years tilled with trouble. trials and hard
work, until now the time honored old Press
and Banner is placed upon firm foundation
and its editor Ia happy In the enjoyment OF
the friends OF his labors long may he live TO
enjoy his prosperity and the happy rest 1t
brings.
Miss Sarah Norwood. OF Dresden, is the