The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-04-03
WEST END.

MlSSne JAMIE Morse, Mary QudTles Liuh,
Mary Lawson Link and Cathriue Link were
IN Newberry Isst week the guests OF Miss
Mary Frances Poole.
Miss Alice McAlister and Miss Annie Haw-
thorne were in the city from LAtimer Friday
Mrs. John L.. Brown left Tuesday for her
home In Elberton after spending some time
here with her sister, Mrs. A. S. simmons.
Miss nellie Edwards is at home from Atlap-
Ia after being in st. Joseph 1nfrmary for
several weeks for an operation for appende-
cltis. Miss Edwards is rapidly resaining her
strength. and her many friends mere nope
she will soon be out again.
Mrs. Aug: W. smlIn and her err, hsndsome e
for their home In Spartanburg after spending
two weeks here with Mrs. L.. W. Perrin.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Bullock left Thursday for
Elberlon, where she Will be the guest OF her
cousin. Mrs. Martin Heard, for some time:
Mrs. J.. r. Cliukscales and Miss Vera
ClinkscaIes of Monterey were In the city last
Tuesday attending the openings;
Mrs. ]. w. White and little Miss Mary NIL
ford were in Newberry for q short stay with
Mrs. George Mower and Mrs. Tenche Poole
Little Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Barks-
wood with their grandmother, Mrs. j. X.
Durst.'
week in Monterey With her sister, Mrs. John
Mrs. Albert S. Halves left Saturday for her
home In Elberton, after a weeks stay here
with her aunt. Mrs. v. D. Lee.
Mrs. Thomas D. Cooley and Miss jessie
Clinkscales left last Wednesday for their
homes In Lowpdesville alter q short stay here
with the Misses Robertson.
Miss Sarah Henry Ia al home again AFTER a
delightful visit TO friends in Concord, Lam
caster and Greenville.
Mrs. Horace McAllister has returned from
Due West where she has been spending a
while with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Ed
Prof. Joseph Lee and Miss Amanda Lee OF
Due West spent Easter Sunday In the city
the guests Of Mrs. v. D. Lee. mai.
Mrs. Morgan Baldwin and her pretty little
daughter, Miss Mary Hamilton Baldwin, left
Monday for their home In Baltimore after
spending a short while here with Judge K.
E. Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. c. Shive have gone To Clln
ton where Iney will make their home for
some time. MIR. Shive will travel In the in
terest OF the Clinton College.
Mrs. ]. c. Butler has closed her school al
Antreville and has returned to Abbeville.
Mr.. James Mcmillan ia at home again after
q business trip to Alabama.
Hill where she was the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Greene Sandifer until Tuesday.
Mr.. W. g. Templeton spent Sunday In the
city with his home people.
Mrs. P. A. Cheatham Is at home again after
a weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs. G. d.
Cowau, at Raysville. Ga.
Miss Rupetie Turner has returned 10 Alb
beville after an extended stay with friends In
MISS Elise Carlisle, who teaches near the
city spent the Easter holidays here with her
cousin Miss Elise Long.
Rev. aud Mis-. Jonn F. Cason Of Louisville,
KY, passed through Aobeville Thursday on
their way TO Monterey where they will spend
some time with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
], +. Clinkscales. Mr.. Cason has been very
unwell for some time and has come TO South
Carolina for the change OF climate.
Mr.. l.. w. Dick was in Columbia Friday
and Saturday to attend the meeting OF the
UN-anrti,o ~ m pnfffaa Nf thu SfQfa Hoard nj
Education. At this meeting Chick Springs
was decided upon as the place OF the Annual
meeting OF the Association. The meeting
will be held on June 2lst and continue for
Mrs. Foster Barnwell will entertain the
Euchre Club Friday afternoon at I've O'CLOCK.
Mrs. Bullock will have the Club at the regu-
lar meeting two weeks later.
Miss Ida Moore Of Ninety SIX Is In the city
the guest OF her friend, Miss Margaret Mil
Ter.
Is attending the EdgewOod school near the
city spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her aunts Mrs. Laura Love and Miss Mary
Baskin.
mons went TO Eiberton Monday 10 see Mrs:
]. L. Brown. Mrs. Simmons goes to attend
q card party given by Mrs. Brown in honor OF
Mrs. M. L. Bullock who is In Elberton the
guest of Mrs. Martin Heard.
Miss Helen Smith is home from Converse
for q few days stay with her home people.
Miss Smith has not been we'll and came
home for a short rest.
DR.. F. Il. Harrison spent Sunday In Column
bia with friends.
Miss Cathrine Blake Is here from Ninety
Six spending a few days with Mrs. Horace
McAllister.
= Mrs. Elizabeth Blake has returned 10 her
home In Greenwood after spending a while
here with her niece Mrs. John r. Blake.
Mrs. John Lyon was here from Ninety Six
for several days last week the guest OF Mrs.
C. II. McMurray.
Mrs. Clarence Snide Of Hartwell, Ca, was
in the city the frat OF tie week the guest OF
her uncle, DR.. P. 3. Speed.
EASTER SUNDAY.
Even If the rain did descend AMI the Winds
blew a goodly number OF worshippers ven.
tured out sunday morning. Special Easter
services were held IN the Episcopal and
Meth odist churches. Both churches were
simply and tastefully decorated, no elaborate
deco, ations were undertaken. Palms. Ivy,
cut flowers and pot plants were arranged in
pleasing groups in and around the chaAcel.
Beautiful and appropriate music was rem
dered by the choirs of both churches.
Mr.. Charley Cromer, who has a position IN
the Third National Bank in Atlanta, was In
the city Tor a few days last week the guest OF
Mr.. W. D. Barksdale.
Mr.. G. D. Brown and little Miss Charlotte
Brown left Tuesday for q few days outing.
Mr.. Brown goes TO Fort Mill 10 attend a meet
ing OF the Grand Lodge OF the X. Of P's, and
Miss Charlotte will spend q few days with
relafIvea IN Rock Hill