The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-05
DUE WEST.

On last Monday evening concert was Civ.
en- in Erskine Auditorium, under the aus
pices OF the Athletic Association. The pro-
ceeds are to be turned over @ TO the manager,
sisted Of vocal and Instrumental music.
Miss Long, the cultured artistic Of the music
department. Of the D. W. F.C. was the accom-
panist: Miss Long studied last year IN the
Old World; she Is both q vocalist and pianist
OF rare gifts
The following pupils who have studied un-
der Miss Long took part on the program:
Mary ossSy s9yee louise
daughter Of Mr.. R. G. Brownlee. Of Due West,
played special selection. The Male Quar-
tstie composed l,I. q Messsrs PIessly. hood.
leotions. Misses Agnes Grier and Gertrude
Brow ulee, Messrs. Henry Pressly and Brtce
Williams rendered two numbers on the pro-
gram.
A very int teresting, .protracted meeting
closed In the A. R. P. Church OF this place
last week. Rev. D; g. Phillips, Of Newberry,
8. G.. DID the preaching: He is the Glued SON
whose name he bears. Very large audiences
attended all Of the meetings. The word was
preached with great power and persuasiVe-l
There we're twenty accessions to the Church;
these members were drawn Into the Church
from the town, the Colleges, and the commu-
nifty: A nice purse was pr Ires@entsd sent 70 .nas. MI.
Phillips In appreciation OF his faithful servl-
ces on this occasion.
We hear the position Of the Press and Ban.
per On "The Lien Law" discussion endorsed
BY high authority: Let the present Lien idsl lay y
Bear the Ills we have rather than lee TO
those we know not Of
Congressman Aiken has done some very
Immediate section. He is pra, teal states
man end his labors are appreciated. x
MI Pringle Clinkscales, OF Anderson, came
down last week 10 see friends a ana as sin1red. nr
he has sister In College ana was once
student here himself.
Prot. i. G. Galloway and Mrs. &. 8. Gallo
way ran down to Greenwood last Saturday
for short visit 10 Mr.. T. Q. Anderson and
Prof. P. L Grier made a hurried visit to
Anderson last Saturday on business.
Miss Garrison, Travelling Secretary, OF the
Y. w. c. A. is now in the College IN lntereat
Miss Rosa Markham. one Of this years
graduates in Expression. was invited 20 re-
cite, "The Sword OF Lee," at the celebration
Mr.. Young. Todd hasgone to the University
Of North Carolina to take mp some special
work. He expects to be gone about six
Mr.. X. y. Galloway and Mr.. B. G. Brownlee
spent Thursday in Columbia. They went
down to meet the r. r. Comm ission, and to
settle other r. r. business.
Mr.. Berto McDavid is expected the last OF
The week TO spend few days With home
folks. He plays one OF the comets In the
Clemson Band which is TO furnish the music
for the Philomathean Celebration; 80
Rev. John Edwards left last FIiday TO join
bis family IN Anderson.
The Philomathean Celebration is billed for
Friday night. Great interest Is being mani
tested in this celebration, and uite nnmper
of the Alumni of Pnilomathea are expected IN
town for this occasion. The Clemson BAND
will furnish the music; we feel sure this fea-
lure Of the program will be especnAly good.
Mr.. T. H. McDill OF the Send Nary, went
over TO Winnsboro to preach on 5aboath.
Mr. Charlie Nabers ran up to Al Soh last
week to see home folk. -
week tosee friends.
It is indeed gratifying to q Due West
people to know that three brlc6 stores are
to be built on the site where ths TWO stores
were burned. These will be occupied by
Pressly Bros, MIR. j. T. McDiil and Mr.
Sloan Ellis.