The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-05-01
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BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.

O'Clock p. M, Miss Maggie White Dusenberry
and MT. Oscar smith Cochran we're united in
marriage OF the nome OF the brides parents,
miles South OF this city. by Rev. 5 l.. Will
son, of III etyS Six. S. c., and assisted by Rev.
] .Lowrie Wilson. OF Abbeville.
The pretty country home was beautifully
decorated for the happy event. the co,or
scheme being green and white. 10 the parior
long garlapds OF glislenlpg Ivy gracefully
from which was suspended II large horse shoe
OF white roses. near one corner OF the room,
under which the bride and groom stood; just
behind them WAS q large mound or pot
plants. ferns and palms most artlstically ar
: Al the strains OF sweet music the bridal
party entered 10 the following order. VIZ.
Miss Louise Reid with Mr., Harvey Cochran.
Miss Juice Cochran with Mr.. Oscar jackson
Mr.. Oscar Cochran (groom) with Mr.. 9. 4.
Dusenberry, brother. Of the bride; next came
the bride with her maid Of honor, Miss Susie
As they took their respective places all was
hushed save words Of the man OF God who IN
solemn tones pronounced nOS ooG bs sne% n,s man w Sna
now rendered the happy couple, after which
dainty r~efreshment were served.
The bride was gowned 10 a beautiful white
silk null and carried q bouquet OF white
narcissus, and never looked more lovely.
Miss Susie Richie, maid OF honor, was
stylish in white null over pink:
very pretty in white net over wi lite silk
while MISS Louise Rel, was charming.
dressed In while mul each carrying oeautl
fuI BOUQUETS OF white roses.
The groom and roomsme were quite
handsome In their conventional suits Of
black.
woman and will reign In the heart and III,
home with love bringing sunshine and hap
[ plness. The groom Is a staunch young man
J or sterling worth and Is one of Abbevilie's
prosperous young farmers.
The popularity OF The bride WAS In evidence
by the great number OF beautiful and costly
present ID received.
This young couple begin life under most
favorable circu instances and have the best
wishes OF their many friends
The Christian Or, saders have pitched thei'
tents within the city's gates on the vacant
lot OF Hon. F. B. Gary on Magazine street.
and viii hold q ser,es OF meetings tor several
weeks to which the public and all christian
denominations are most cordially invited
The E E1ss,,ns Lea hsss sven had a g. very sSs S Blsasso OF
Miss jamie Edwards. Delightful refresh.
ments were served and all had q jolly good
time.
evening to spend a day or two With hi
home people who with hosts OF friends
mostibearty greeting. HAIRY hes q s%plepd,Sd
situation, telegraph operator, Al Keowee. c.
and is holding u down like q man.
Maj. and Mrs. F. w. r. Nance spent q day
or two last week al their country home near
Mrs. E. E. PIstt aud children, are visitin
her mother Mrs.J w. Sign.
NEWS ON ROUTE 3.
sharon High School will close a most sue
cessf FOL sessiop mex Friday with interesting
exercise In the afternoon for the patrons and
any friends " DO are Disposed 10 he present
Prot. Rabh and hia able assistant. MISS her
Z bert have given .pt,re satisfaction sn far %
we have heard ard bave won tor themselve'
honor and praise from one and all.
Miss Kaihartns White, The Accomp 1shes'
teacher UI Lebanon school will close the ~orp
OF this session NET Friday, and In the hven-
my will give an Interesting entertainment o!
the school at the HON" OF NJ. ]. K. Thornton.
consisting of rtcitations and music, With
''Rebscra at the We'll" Ice cream. cake ano
other danny Jeff eshpents win be served fl
the bt pefit OF the scho l. The public are
cordially invited and may expect q del'gh =
ful evening. Miss Whitley by her efficiency
and energy has built up a line school and
has been unanimously reelected.
s Misa Sue Black we'll. the popular and efi
client teacher OF he Flatwo' ds school CLOSED
her last Friday with a picnic for he'
mously reelected but has not yet acce pied.
She left last Saturday for her home near Du'
West,
Miss wittey will leave next Monday 70
her homai In Charlotte, N. c.
Miss Ellen Link after q protracted Viai'
among relatives at wellington Is again al he,
quiet home In the Flatwoors.
Miss Bessie Link and MISS nellie N Cav
last Saturdt y.
Mr.. and Mrs.. c. F. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. J
]. Link and Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Graves at
tended the Dusenberry- Cochran wedding last
MT. ]. r. Thornton ha. already set q hn.
patch Of potatoe slips and toma'oe plants
farm"
Rev. J.. B. Hiilhouse returned last week
from a business trip To- Lincointon. Georgia
Mr.. John Baskin, OF Iva. spent several day.
NJ last week with relatives at Lebanon.
Leona the pretty little daughter OF Mr.. A.
= Z. Woodhurst spent last week with he'
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Woodhurst
Miss Ira Hamilton and Miss Minnie Hunt
or spent several days Of last week With rels-
tlves In the Sharon section.
MIRA. r. p. McN~ill, of Halt isburg. Miss. 10
expected home this ", elk.
q Mrs. ]. II. P.nney. and daughters. Misses
Emma and Gertrude were In the city last
Saturday.
visitors in the CITY last Saturday.
Miss Donnie Pnrsley with her brother
Roland were visiting friends In the Flatwoods
one day last week. NJ. Pursley hal a walt
Planned to see q pretty young lady but Wa.
3 sorely disappointed AS she came to the city
aud be WAS left. Such Ia If! Doomed y
trouble md disapp0intments.
Mrs. Junn A. Wilson and h-r pretty bah
doughter, Eliz .beth, spent Saturday nigh
an tSupday with relatives at Hodges.
Miss Ada G.. Kennedy Is Improving; abb
now to sit up a li,t!e.
MI u ~ |
bruises last week 6y falling through his barn
floor but fortunately NJ homes were broken.
Mr.. ard Mr.. J.J Edwards were visiting
their daughter Mr. . Walter Aol's last Sa'u''
Mr.. Willie B. K. OK came home Saturda
from College.
Ms. M Watson ls NV convale cling au
Mrs. ] r. Thnplon a, d . Two hand somr
aons were mong the visitor, In the CHI.
Carripf w. r. Penney spent Saturday nigh
and sunday with home peop @ at Sharon.
Mr.. John Tolbert spent saturday night and
Sunday at bis country home, returning Mon
day for his dulles IN the Post Office.
DEATH OF LEONARD WHITE.
Leonard W. White died In Chattanooga
Tenn: last Saturday, April the 9th, 1907 about
His remains accompanied by his mother
and his brother George, (who were with him
duriug bis iiInes.) and his pastor Rev. -
McCaiIs OF the Presbyterian church OF tina,
Messrs Gordon and viii, and on their arrival
Sunday afternoon were escorted TO the OLD
home on Upper Main street by a large mum
maine ed un I'll Monday II O'Clock when they
were fuperalized In the Presbyterian church
by Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson, assisted by Rev
MrI McCalla: Of Chattanooga Tenn, whs
passing many euiogies upon his persona
character, bis kind deeds. and noble work
In part he said, Ibis lie was short measured
by years, but he had lived q long life In goot
works."
How beautiful to have such a grand memo
~ behind TO be treasured up by loved one
and friends, and especially so when we thinl
Of his youth, only about % years and q grea
number OF these flied with gooo works.
Leonard, or Len as he was Familiarity callet
at bone, was the fourthIlivipg son OF the lat
s. l.. W While " no preceded him 10 the graV
less than two months ago, how sad! hoy
touchipg!the father, and now q son cut of ii
the prime of life, in the health aud vigor q
youpg manhood, with the promise of man.