The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-04-17
WEST ENp.

Mrs. A. S. simmons is at home again after
spending u week or ten days In Eioerton
with her home people.
MRS. NJ ,ggie Sneiard, nf Lebanon, was IN
the cit, iast Tnurrday the guest OF MIS-. ="
G. Sherard. Mrs. Sherard has been IN Iva Tor
q W. elk or more visiting relatives. -,
Mr.. Charles Cromer has returned 10 AtIants
after spending some time here Win Ms nome
people.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs ever
given In our city WAS the Eucbre party given
by Miss Nettie Russell last tuesday siie[noon
In honor OF Mrs. Arthur Calhoun. Eighteen
guests were present. Alter a number OF In
teresiing games dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Russell Is q charming hostess
and her entertain ments are always oellgnt-
mi; Those who were invited 10 meet Mrs
Calhoun were, Mrs. w. w. Bradley, Mrs. Fer
guson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McDtll, Mrs. s. q
Thomson, Mrs. Neu1fer, Mrs. Hess ell. Mrs
Graves, Miss D-Bruhl. Msss Ivy Calhoun
Miss Grace Smith, Miss Floride Calhoun, OIL
Clemson, Miss T.mpleton.
Misses Mary aud Fannie StarKe are d.
home again after spending a few days III
Clemson and Anderson. They atteaied int
Jepnings-Biiley wedding In GREENWOOD lbs
Weunesday.
Mr.. WILDER B axe Of Iva was In the city
Sunday the guest of his home people.
Mr.. Bradley Reese was in Due West last
Wednesday TO see the Erskine-Carolipa ball
game.
Columbia where she has been for a Two
weeks visit.
Mr.. Arthur Speer OF Monterey was In the
civ Saturday on business.
Miss Maude McClung came to GREENWOOD
last Wednesday 10 attend the jennings
Bailey wedding and came TO AooeVille ano
stayed until Sunday with her home people
here.
Elberton Monday where she has been the
guest Of Mrs. Martin Heard and Mrs. Hays.
Miss Louise DeBruhl spent Saturday and
Sunday at Calhoun Fails with her friend Miss
Mrs. w. d. Barksdale spent a few days in
Green WOOD last week With her mother, Mrs
J. K. burst.
federacy held at the home OF Ms. l.. w. Fer
rim last Tuesday Afternoon ~ss very pleas
ant. No special business came before toe
Chapter. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. E. c. Prentiss.
DR.. W. q Neville. OF Clinton. preached al
Long Cane Sunday and at the Presbyterlan
church in Abbeviile Sunday night. Or.
Neville preached a plain, practical sermon
from the text, "Uuspotted from the worlo:"
Rev. John Il. Graves has been called 10
Bethel Methodist CHURCH 10 Charleston. Mr..
Graves mas been at Vanderbilt University
Miss wv Calhoun left Wednesday for
Greenville after spending a while here with
her home people.
Mrs. Kate Strickle Beard OF GreenVille j.
here spending a while with Der mother. Mrs.
Slrickle and her sister. Mrs. Della Knox.
Rev. E. B. Kennedy Is home again after at
tending Presoytery at Louisville. Ga.
Miss Louise Bailey WAS the guest OF the
Misses Starke last week. Miss Bailey re-
turned TO Columbia Sunday.
The Cathrine Williams Missionary Society
met Monday afternoon with Miss Lii Robert
son at the home Of Miss May Robertson. The
meeting was q very pleasant one.
Bishop Ellison Capers was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. B. s. Barn well while In the city.
Miss Mary and Miss FannieS tarke gave an
honor of Miss Bailey and Miss McClung. The
evening was a delightful one.and thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
Miss Helen Smith left Saturday for Con-
verse after q weeks stay at home. Miss
Smith returned to her duties much better
after a week OF rest and quiet.
Mrs. NJ. L.. Bullock will entertain the
Euchre Club Friday afternoon at ave O'clock
COLLEGE, preached at the Methodist church
Sabbath morning. DIR. Moffat is an eloquent
preacher and delighted his hearers.
DR.. J. L.. Wilson and Mr.. w. A; Templeton
left Tuesday for PelZer to stt,nd the Spring
meeting of the Pr-sbytery OF south Carolina,
Mics France Harris came hom- from Con-
verse Saturday 10 spend a few days with her
Mr.. Sam McCuen, of Calhoun Falls, speot
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Cicero Hughes is here from Greensboro.
N. c., spending a few days with his daughter
Mrs. W.. T. McFal.
Rev. J.. c. Roper has been in Bamherg at
tending the annua meeting OF the Epworlh
League.
Miss May Werlipg, OF Darlington, is here
spending 8 while with Mrs. ]. C.. Roper.
Mr.. Lowrie Beachsm VINO Is mail clerk be-
tween Atlanta and Greensboro spent Satur-
day and Sunday here with bis mother Mrs.
b. K. Beacham.
Mr.. James Clark has accepted a fine posi-
ton In BIuefield. Ohio, and has gone to take
the position. Mr.. Clark has many friends
here who are sorry to zee him leave.
Mr.. j. C. Echoles was here from Iva Sunday
the GU est OF Mr.. WILDER Blake.
Nj. Harigeon Baskin was here from Iva
Monday the guest OF his sisters, Mrs. Love
and Miss Baskin.
SAD DEATH,
Mrs. Sue Barksdale died at the bone OF Mr..
John Smith near the city. Mrs. Barksdale
had been Ill for several weeks She had lived
in Aobevlllr most u her life and was we'll
known and liked. The funeral services were
conducted by DR.. Neville. OF Clinton, at Long
Cane Monday at eleven O'Clock. A large
uumbe OF people were present 10 pay their
last respects 10 this noble woman whose life
has been spent In good deeds and In seifsac'
rl1ce.