The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-22
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Yesterday was the most ~.dlsagreeable
Sabbath OF the year and church go'ers
were few in numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Clinkscale with their
pretty little girls, Wilmar andJCora Lee
will enjoy a part Of the holidays, with re-
latives in Lowndesville.
Mrs. j. C. Kennedy and Mrs. W. 81
Robinson, were to see their sister Mrs. G.
j. Loyn, at Abbeville, q. few days ago:
went over to Calhoun Falls, and organized
q K. of P. Lodge, with II members. We
hear there was much fun In initiating the
members.
Miss Mae Davis is home from her hos
pital work in Atlanta to spend 2 months
She is now nursing Master George Davis
who not improving as fast as his friends
would like to see.
DR.. E. L. Sturkey Is in the hospital N
Augusta having gone for operation for aD
Miss Alma Cinkscale leaves, in a few
days for Lowndesville to visit her cousin
Miss Lola Bell. us,
Mr.. Willie Lyon who, for three months
has been in the Troy Pharmacy and who
has made scores Of friends will leave In 9
few days for his home at Abbeville sftel
which he leaves for Baltimore, to complete
his study in watch making. We wish fol
him abUndant success and the latch string
of Troy will always hang In the inside FOL
him. y
Rev. N. G. Balinger Of Easley is the
new pastor for the Methodist church an
other year.
Our college students are already arriving
for the Yule tide and will make society do
ings" a score stronger by their presence.
On next Thursday evening at 2 O'Clock
the children oil the A. R. P. Sabbath schOO
will have Xmas. exercises beginning at
o'clock. Any donation or money will bt
gladly receivd all provisions, clothing
canned fruits, will go to the Thornwel
Orhpanage and those sending money will
likely 60 to the A. R. F. Dunlap Orphanagt
such as they like and will be met at tn.
door to receive their Xmas. Offering. 4
programe has been arraged and will con
sist of music and Rotations.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cuddy spent las
week in Charleston where he was q de
legate from Stonewall Lodge A. F. NJ. tt
the grand Lodge, there Mrs. Cuddy. stop
ped over for a day and night in Augusts
with her cousin Mrs. Margaret 'Cudd!
Wells, she returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie Toland has closed her schoo
at Fairfield for the holidays and willspent
the time with her mother Mrs. Susie Wat
kins near Lethe.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Ethel Lyon the pretty and attrac
tive daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. G. j. LyoI
Of Abbeville to Mr.. Klugh Of Coronaca
Mr.. ]. C. Kennedy and family, Mr.. w
Il. Robinson and family, Mr.. w. W.
Wardlaw and family and Miss Millwet
Davis will attend this happy event on thu
18th.
Marshell were brought here from Whit
more's s. c.. Friday and carried to bel
fathers Mr.. W. A. Cheatham near herr
and buried at Bethany SATURDAY..
Mrs. Fannie Harden Of Abbeville was
down on a business trip last week. She
gladly seen to her many friends.
Messrs Clifton, Leslie and Ben Britt
Of Sandover but cadets at Clemson will
come home for the holidays.
Mr.. j. F. Clinkscale spent O few days In
Abbeville last week.
Miss Rosa Bradley teacher OF English al
Linwood College N. G. will come home fol
the 'Yule tide"
To the kind Editor their co-workers and
correspondents, also their hundreds. Of
readers we wish for them all a most. plea.
SAINT and joyous Xmas. and New Year and
may dear Santa Claus" visit all who are
expecting him.