The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-05-06
EAST END.
MARRIAGE.

mAhhlAGE.
On last Sunday, May 8. 1908, the:marriage
ceremony Of Miss Runette Turner ana MT
Lowrle Nj. Beaoham was solemnized In the
Associate Ref .rmed Presby terian Church by
the pastor Rev. Kennedy in the presence OF Q
few Intimate friends and relatives OF tne COZ
traotirg parties. Immediately after the cere
board for a bridal tour and probably will re.
turn TO Abbeville ere they leave 1or tnell
home in Hamlet, N. g.
The bride is one Of Abbevile's prettiest and
brightest young ladies' and numbers hei
friends by the score, she is quite popular, and
the bright circle in which ahe moved VIII
miss her happy smile and cheerful manner
for she has left her home lo make anothers
happy.
The groom is one of Abbevilles young men
who enjoys q successful business away from
home which he holds down at , hne salary
and now that he has won the heart and nano
OF pretty and winsome young LADY ne ls "
be heartily congratulated. This happy couple
leave their native home carrying with them
best wishes and congratulations OF hosts Of
friends.
thoughtful and most 81 ccessful mercnants
are now closing their stor es at p. N. ano
giving their salesmen the rest they 30 much
need and richly deserve. Now the question
close at O'Clock? they would lose nothing by
II, but each and every one OF them would
have their same trade. -
What is life worth with oroken oonsu-
tuition and q nervous wreck? you can then
have the pleasure OF spending the money yta
have thus earned in toiling and striving aftet
thelmighty dollar but all to no good, Dut
look in the glass and see your cree r roGus' 3tss
this you say is painted picture. Yes, II
may be, but is taken from life alaR! II is too
true as thousands In this condition are daily
becoming insane, while not few M are taklns I,
true Is too true, then why persist In II?
Those salesmen who are kept In while
othets are let of feel more than they like TO
say;.it simply makes them dissausned' g., a.
generous and remember the salesmen ana
salesadies, as we believe you will, and don't
require of yours more than others do. Let
them of and see II they Will not return 70 70
able to give you more and better service.
Hnother,bakery in the city-let them come.
as competition is:the liie OF trade; ,,o NJ,
festival at Spartanburg last week and were
delighted with the exercises and their trip.
Mra. F. B. Gary, Miss Eliza Gary, Mrs.
Wyatt Aiken and Miss Kaie Marshall left
last week for Washington, where they will
Friday morning ushered In the fret day OF
May, the month Of roses, with "big white
FROST" but as the moon was just right moth
Ing was dsnaged By It. ..,. -,
IL
Anderson spent Sunday In the city the guests
OF their mother Mrs. F. ]. Marshall.
Miss Fay Sellers OF Greenville 10 In the city
the guest Of the Misses Miller. Miss Sellera
has many friends here who extend TO her
very cordial welcome.
Dr. Jack Presley is in the city shaking
hands with his many friends who, are glad TO
Mr.. Albert Hammond of Columbia spent
Sunday 10 the city the guest Of his cousin,
Miss AntiOnetto Hammond.
Rev. J. Roper, P. E., preached In the
Methodist church last Sunday morning from
the text Men ought always TO pray" he
and Importance OF prayer in every home,
where q family altar should be raised from
which the earnest desires OF the heart should
rise as Rweet incense morning and evening 10
Him who crowns our lives with goodness an
Pastor Ariail will be absent Wednesday
evening, as he goes to Whitmire TO attend the
District Con ference OF the M. E. Church. :. :.
On sGs sad
he bad been over 10 his mothers and wss
returning 10 bis home riding one OF bis
rules, and as the mule returned home with
out Its rider, search was at once made, when
bis body was found In small spring branch
face downward, and as yet It's not known
whether the mule threw him, or from some
other cause be fell of and was drowned be-
fore he could recover consciousn ess-all is
ny1t6Iy tuht CduuOG 10 oolNou Do"s ksoNs IL
G. Fennel conducted the funeral services on
Thursday following at Upper Long Cane
church, after which interment as made In
the cemetery near by In the presence ofmsny
friends who with relatives mourned over bis
sudden and untimely death. A wife and
small children with other relatives survive
him. The bereaved ones have the sincere
sympathy OF many friends.
ALONG ROUTE 8.
Next satu rday, May 9th, ,Cbildren's Day vi !
be observed at Sharon church. A number OF
speak have been invited, besides an In
teresting program has been prepared, SO that
the occasion promises TO be one OF interest
and pleasure to all why may attend. The
public are cordially invited.
Miss Leila Evans, one OF Chemsons pretty
young ladies' after spending q week with
relatives at Lebanon will return TO her home
today.
Walter B. Wilson and family last Thursday
Major Arthur Parker and nephew Mr.. Ed.
win Parker we're in the city last Saturday
Prof W. E. Gardner ia now visiting along
route 8 among his patrons, having pleasant
time and enjoying much needed rest.
Mr.. David Gillian has the finest pigeon
house on route s. We don't know how many
stories high: but 1t reaches high up In the air.
It's fine and fancy.
Miss Belle Mckenzie is in the city visiting
her sister Mrs. Joe johnson, o..
Last Monday (salesday) was poorly rep
resented from route 8 Ali too busy.
Mrs. Mary W. Parker is in the city the
guest of friends.
News on Spute 8 is scarce. everybody is busy
Just now "down on the farm"