The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-04-14
EAST End.
What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.

Easter morn dawned beautiful and bright
WIN 4 cool crisp breeZs that made hre ietl
CT NJ loriable. ard looked In the early morn
ing as II overcoais wonld be more In evidence
tnan Spring attire. A few white vests and
struw hats were seen aud quite a numoer OF
pretty spring hats.
The sun arose In aplendor flooding the
Faster ST Y with crimson and gold end Pneo-
dog his warm rays on er-1he earth 10 gladden.
q nature. az well IS The heart OF man VINO
seemed 10 rejoice in praise to Hin VINO dleo,
but Ia now risen aud lives tn die no more; then
what could be more appropriate thnn 70
adnrn and btaut fy His holv temple WIN the
fret aud most beautiful nowers or spring,
whlle our heart should rejoice and go out IN
deepest gratitude that We have a living Sa'
vror " no o silieth al the right hand or Inc
Father 10 make iptercea.'uD for us.
Appropriate Easter s'rJices were held In
the NJ. E. Cnnrch which was as usual oeautl-
fully deco ated, while the choir rendered
most superoly choice selections appropriate
TO the OCCASION.
Tue church was filled to overlooking both
morning and even ng. Z
The pastor Rev. Henry Stokes delivered q
most beautiful and impressive sermon upon
the resurrection.
Too IL ucn praise cannot be given Miss
Lenore Neville Long the sweet soprano
Soloist' nf Due West. who kindly joined the
choir, and her sweet bird like Voice Oh 'rm d
he unusually large congr, gallon VINO ils;en-
ed most aItentivelS.
The regular choir members were at their
best and Professor Hugue ct by his usslerly
touch rendered in a most charming manner
every selection.
The Episcopal church was prettily decorat-
Ell ana appropriate services neid. We were
uu the SICK Ilst and could not visit Inc
Gu urches but hope some one will give as the
Easier services at old Trinity.
Abbevillr, and let us remember the earnest
and impressive sermons and think how
much these two lines OF the past mean 10
us
lTba 7 ord 10 ricap indpp6f
He lives to die no more"
WI dding bells wilt ring their sweet, St
cnines this evening "Wednesday for one OF
Abuevilles pretriest and brightest young
/ ,dies. Mrs Mary Miller, who will wed DR..
Jack Pres ~ thIr evening, In the Associate
Refor MID Prtsby terrain Church OF this city.
Immediately after the cere mony an elegant
reception Will be given at the home OF the
bride. .
The bride elect is one AbbeviIle's fatrest
aud most popular young ladies'.
The groom IL 4 young man OF sterling worth
and Is to be congratulated upon LIS GOOD
fortune in winning The heart and hand OF
such a charming and accomplished young
Hosts OF friends extend kindest congratu-
larops aud best wishes IN al van
Mr., Preston Speed came home from Car
DINA Collese 10 spend Easter with his home
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. G Edwards OF Edgef cid are
IN The city visiting relatives. DIR. Edwards
| has many Irl6DQS IN AUO6Vil6 WHO are ~
ways glad 70 see him a9d his wife and extend
10 Them a cordial welcome.
MISS Mae Foster after a pleasant stay Of
several weeks as guest OF her sister leit last
week for her home in S~partanburg.
Miss Beardin OF Dyson, 6. c., and Miss
nellie McGaw Of Abbeville, were The charming
guests OF Miss Sadie Ham mond during Easier
Mr.. and Mrs. DuPre Of Columbia are IN the
city to attend the marriage OF their sister,
Miss Mary Miller. ~ 49,,
MIR. Henry Cason now has bis pressing club
on Magazine Street in The TBggart shop AND
ia by good work and close attention 10 busi-
ness building up q nice business. All he
needs TO increase 1t Is a little ad In the Presf
and Banne l.,
The many friends of 'Mrs. Judge Klugh re-
jnice at her improvement after her extreme
illness and hope she Will soon be fully restOr'
ed to health.
Mrs. w r. Penpal and Mrs. James Edwards
are visiting relatives and friends on ON route
5.
ROUTE 3. .
The farmers are hard at work. but It's an
az hill business as the ground Ia still very
hard.
and reports Mr.. Link ready for planting. Mir
]. J. LUX Is a hustler on the farm and car
always find something TO do on bis plantation
Miss bonnie McLane OF Cokesbury. was the
charming guest OF bcr cousin, MISS hooenls
Gillian the past week. ..
Miss Annie Gilbert one OF the most success
full poultry raisers on route 5 now has q int
Incubator and brooder.
Allow us to repeat our request that every
family on route 3 give US any news that they
have. just put II IN The mali box q plain nott
and IL will he alright.
Mr. A. B. Kennedy who has moved on route
8 finds that To keep up with the news "alone
the iine" and in The city ne must nave INT
Press and BApner.
Mr.. Hiram Lawson has flushed his busl
ness ut the Falls and ID home again.
Mrs. Seppie Woodward OF Florida is visit
ing relative s on route 3