The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-07-28

Troy, 4. c., July %, 1909.
Misses Jennie and Clara Wideman are glad
y resolved home after several weeks spent In
Miss Nora Davis is enjoying some weeks
With relstiyes in Washington, d. e.. also at
Mr. and Mrs. :, NJ. Cuddy were with his pa
rents At Bellvue last week.
Mise Alyce Dendy is entertaining In many
social ways Mics Lily. -Hackett Of Augusta,
and Miss Carrie Lou Conpor OF Greenwood.
Rev. Paul a. Pressly OF Louisville, aa.,t will
meetings In the A. R. P. church, embracing
the second Sabbath In August.
Mr.. E. Shirley Solomons, OF Greenville, Is
home for Q few days.
mons in honor OF Miss Hattie Roche. Of Alb
beville, was . brilliant success. About ffty
enjoyed the evening. A delicious sweet
course was served durlng the evening. .,
most, pleasant for score OF her friends and
cousins one day last week. Little Muses.
Edna and Billy Bradley. Margaret and Mary
Bradley, Mary and James Klugh. pretty rep
Robinson, Margaret Cook, Mabel Kennedy,
Saliie Lyon. and handsome Masters Teohlo
and r. +. Bradley the third, Misses Eizsle
and Rebecca Wardlaw. with their little broth
er Master David Of Bellvue. A day Of gen.
nine pleasure and most sumptuous dinner,
and pretty little Carrie made an enviabe hos
tess. All spent royal day. ...~,
Miss Gertrude Caldwell. highly respected
and much loved Christian lady died here laai
Friday. after several months OF Ill health
and was buried In. the family burying ground
Saturday. She was life long member OF the
Methodist church here. The burial service
and Rev. q B Blskely OF the A. R. P. church.
Mrs. D. M. Milling With her trio Of little
boys from AK, 8. c.. are here enjoying visit
with her father. Judge Cook and family.
Miss Mary Norris, one OF Willipgton's 3 high
ly attractive young ladies is the guest Of her
cousins. Misses Louise and Jennie Cresswell
at Harrisburg.
,ers, Misses Helen, Matte and Bernice, OF
Lake Citv Florida. are making II pleasant for
many friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson and little
dear are visiting in Belton and Due West for
q few days.
Messrs. Palmer and Free are ready each
Tuesday and Thursday to do your canning,
and they understand their business.
accom- plished and best women, and who has
an important place on the program for the
W. M. U. is our thrice welcomed visitor this
week.
lar young ladies, has returned from q visit
with her cousins, Misses Bertha and Ada
Langley.
panied by courtly brother Master David, we're
among the pretty girls and handsome little
lads here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Clinkscales were called
to Lowndesville last week to the bedside OF
bis father, MIR. Lewis ClinkRcales, who died
Friday. He has often visited our little town
and enjoyed the friendship Of all his acquaint-
ances. BE was 81 years old.
Little Miss Kathie Harris, ia home from
Honea Path, to spend vacation. Her little
friends are delighted to see her.
Mr.. w. W. Wardlaw leaves this q. m. for
Nashville, Tenn. to be gone two weeks on a
business trip. Mr.. g. w. Long leaves on the
same train for Atlanta.
Mr.. d. w. Morrah. Travelling Passenger
Agent Seahosrd Air Line. is here TO see bis
parents at Bellvue.