The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-05-01
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Mas Nettie Bruuson Of Columbia was
here Saturday and Sunday the guest OF Mrs.
G. A. Neuf1er. No visitor TO Abbeville is re-
ceived with more pleasure than Miss brun-
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people until Monday.
Miss Carrie Graves was here from Latimer
for q few days last week the guest Of her sls-
to be presen nj at the delightful entertainment
given by Mies Louise DeBruhl and Miss Caro-.
line Ora yes Thursday evening.
Mrs. :. x; P D. Of Rs Gsssn To" f1r was ssSe sns
davs the frat Of last week.
Misses Mary and Fannie Stsrke are at
home again after a delightful stay In Spar
Mr.. William ]: Latimer WIS here from
Mra. Lola W. Kinard is AT home after a six
tas Mrs. Kinard is greatly benefited by the
treatment and her friends here are delighted
to know OF her improved condition.
MI. John r. Blake was out OF the city last
week on business.
Mr.. Thompson Stokes Of Fountain Inn was
In the city Saturday and Sunday the guest OF
Mr.. W. J. Latimer. Mr.. Stokes camefto 40
beviile in bis automobile making the trip IN
Mr.. W. T. Cunningham OF Monterey was In
the city Friday and Saturday the guest OF
friends.
MI. TlOma8 Ea9OQ Oh CQaII6bLOu, VIZ 10
attending school at Clemson was In the CITY
last week the guest Of bis uncle, JUDGE
Miss Emily Prentiss and Miss Elizabeth
Norwood we're among those who attended tne
Oratorical Contest in Greenwood Friday.
DELIGHTFUL EUcHRE PARTY,
One Of the most delightful affairs that has
been given in Abbeville in q, long time was
the Euchre party given BY Miss Caroline
Graves and Miss Louise DeBruhl Thursday
evening at Mrs. Haekells. In the hall re.
freshipe punch was served by Miss Corr1e
Graves. In the front parlor Miss Grava and
Miss DeBruhl received their guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell assisted the young ladies In re-
ceivlng.
After q number ofexcitipg games an elabor-
ate salad course was served. When the
! games were counted 1t was found that Mrs.
M. l.. Blu lock and Mr.. Lewis Perrin had the
highest score. Mr.. Haskell, by g few we'll
chosen words. presented Mrs. Bullock with
q gold hat pin and Mr.. Perrin with a copy OF
"Lavendar and Old Lace"
Mr.. Arthur Speer OF Mon terey was In town
Friday on his way to Greenw cd TO attend
the Contest.
Mr.. Ed Greene OF Sumter was In the city
Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie w. Wardlaw came home from
Darlington on account OF the death OF her
g.. {. A. Milford went to Charleston last
week TO present the medal offered by the
South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
for the best work in practical pharmacy. II
was awarded To Mr.. C.s Breedin OF Manning.
Mrs. W.T.. Bradley spent a few days at
Miss Bertha White came home from
Winston-Salem last week on account OF the
White teaches in Wins,on!salem and has
r. turned 70 her duties.
Miss Daisy Fretwell attended the dance
given after the oratorical Contest IN Green
Miss Pievna Seal came home Saturday after
attending the Festival OF music In Spartan
NJ So Essie Dick ia at home again after
spending sometime with friends In Sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Cowan are here
rom Kaysviiie. ga, me guess Oh mrs.
Mrs. Annie Cothran burst was in the city
last Wednesday t. attend the delightful re-
Mrs John A. VIM Of Due West was In the
city Friday visiting Miss Isabel Haddon.
Mr.. Lewis Perrin, Mr.. Albert Henry and
Mr.. Bradley Reese we're among those who
attended the dance given after the Oratorical
Contest in Green wood Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Perrin came home from
Spartanburg Saturday evening after spending
some time with their daughter, Mrs. Aug.
MT. Harry Orr OF Anderson was in the city
the first Of the week on business.
Mr.. Erskine Blake from Clemson and Mr..
Lowrle Blake from South Carolina spent Sat-
people.
MI. and Mrs.. Lem Reid Of Iva attended the
Observation-Disclosures wedding near the city
Miss Dora Richardson Of Sumter Is In the
CITY visiting Miss Essie Dick.
Mr.. N. 3. Toucbslone OF Fountain Inn was
the guest OF MI. Will Latimer Saturday and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenohe Poole we're here from
Newberry- Monday to attend the funeral OF
Miss stella Simpson came home from Spar.
tanburg Saturday after enjoying the Musical.
COMMUNION SERVICES.
There will be preaching at Wsrrenton
Presbyterian church Sunday morning and
Saturday morning preparatory to the com.
munion on The Sabbath. These services will
be held at the regular hour for the morning
services.
Hon. Geo. Mower q Newbe-ry attended the
funeral Of Mr.. Len W. White here Monday.
Mrs. P. B Speed and Mrs. ]. Z. Ellis have
Mrs. Lowrie W. Brown OF Walhalla, who is
spending q While with her home people at
Lebanon, was the guest of Miss Mary Baskin
here Friday.
Mlas Helen Smith was in the city Sunday
and Monday. She returned to Spartanburg
Miss CaIlie Cuereton CT Columbia was In
the city for a few days last week the guest OF
Miss Isabel Haddon will entertain the Club
Friday evening at the regular meeting.
mlSS Nl0a w llbOQ ID IL TUG Clly opouulDB q
few days with her cousin, Miss Bessie Lee
lCheatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Norwood have moved
Into their lovely new home on upper Main
Street. Their many friends In West End are
glad to welcome them.
Miss Bette Evans and Miss Maggie Evans
" ere the guests OF Mrs. Loura b. Love and
Miss Mary Baski In last week.
Mrs. Joe Wilson. attended the dance In
Greer wood last Friday evening.
Mr.. Albert Miller has been at home for the
past few days from the Business College In
Spartanburg where he is taking a course.
Mrs. T.. M. Mallard and little Miss Jennie
Mallard Of Monroe we're in the city Monday
visiting friends. ,
Union services were held in the Episcopal
church Sunday evening. A good congTega-
tinn WAS present on this occasion.
Miss Sara P. W hite Is at home again after a
, delightful stay with her sister, Miss Emma G.
White, In Spartanburg.
i Miss Winton Parks has accepted q position
In the Abbeville Graded School for the next
school year, much to the delight OF the
patrons Of the school and her friends here.
Miss Parks has been travelling In the west
Tor several months and is greatly improved
by the change and rest.
Abbeville will be we'll represented In
Columbia at the Reunion next week. -.
The Cokesbury District Conference Will
!, bold its annual meeting here this year. The