The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-01-10
EAST END.
What IN" sees and Hears on His
Rounds In Country aud In Town.

Rounds In Country aud In Town..
AND COMPANY.
Have you read the "big ad" in last weeks
,ssue Of d Press snd Banner Of this old re-
liable irm 1t means money IN your Roekel
in every way one OF Abbevlle's solid ano
I me,s s asy'a and viii prove It 70 you If you will
give them q ca II. The cold winter Is now 81
hand and a good overcoat at hall price
would not come am1s.
The town conncil are putting IN some gooo
and much needed work on Mage zine street
Which is most acceptable and now oil we
ask is one more light near the front gale o.
Hon #. B. Gary; the trees that line the SIDE
walk Of this beautiful street have grown 80
large they cast a .big,shadow".by night and
make II Quite dark. Give rs more light, as
we prefer light to darkness.
A QUIET But HAPPY MARRIAGE.
On Sunday Dec slst 1905 Mr.. George W
Wilson and Miss Annie Cole we're mar
He'd in the City Of Due West Rev. Brown
pastor OF the Baptist church officiating.
: Miss Cole the pretty bride 10 the daughter
OF Mr.. Harrison Cole OF Due West, ana 10 q
traces Of heart and head that rave brough,
around her q large circle 81 friends, ; ".
The groom is q self made man. one ofthe
best farmers in the fatwoods and with his
Hosts OF friends wish this young couple
I long life, health and great prosperity.
Mrs. George D. Redd returned last Week
ME Saliie Wilson OF Grainridge 10 spend
ing a while with relatives in the Gate City.
!, Miss Nellie McCaw returned last Saturday
from q delightful visit 70 ner uncle ana am'
Rev. L. w. Brown OF Lebanon 10 now
iourpeying among the quaint old Cities OF
The Land Of Flowers where he will spend the
M. and Mrs. j. B.. Hardness with their
sweet little daughter left last week for their
home in Avondale Alabama.
Last Friday evening the young folks en-
joyed q delightful party o. ne nome OF LINZ ME:
every one happy, bright, and gay.
Mi, L. 3 Ramey and family have moved
to the farm recently vacated By Mr.. W. Il.
Last Wednesday all the Carriers from
Abbeville we're backed by h!gh water snd
after making only q part of their way mad 10
return. Twas said the creeks and branches
were higher b they nave been IN seSerai
The Farmers Union Of Sharon met last
Friday p. NJ. at Sharon Church. These far
mers are true and mean business.
q big oppossum dinner With Mr.. Walter
sausage presented by Mr., John A.. Williams
,fS% bis y. h0 me 1 siss q PIG sp sSas ns sss@e $50 t es
route 8 are killing this winter.
ELIaIoU SERVICES
/. This is the week ofprayer Union Services
being held alternately every evening IN the
different churches Of the Citys.+
Rev. p. B. Wells preached aplain yet fnroe.
fuI sermon last Sunday morning on '"Child
Conversion" showing the duttee OF parents
and the Church along this line, and pointed
TO the fact that some of the brightest lights
in the Christians world were those WHOSE
Conversion dated from the tender age bf
from 4 to 10 years Suffer little children to
come unto me and forbid them not, for OF
such 10 the Kingdom OF heaven. Then
who shell say when and at what age they
shall come or that they must walt until old
,er facts prove the earlier they come. the
brighter Ch~ristiansthey make Let them come
whenever these good Impressions are made
upon their young and tender hearts, ever
before SIN invades for the human heart, is
.''prone to do evil as the sparks fly upward"
and sins once established are difficult 10
eradicate.
Union services wers held in the Methodist
Church last Sunday night and q hne sermon
by Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson was listened 70 oy
u large congregation made up from all the
Churches. These Uniop Servicts have done
q great deal toward bringing our Christian
people Of all denominations together and
keeping up that kind brotherly love among.
pastors and people. -.
NJ was suffering intensely With q neuralgia
headache last Monday night q only scrib-.
bled these few items early Tuesday morning
will do better next time.