The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-09-07
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Personal Paragraphs and News Item:
Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton.

Mrs. Ellen Parker Norwood is in thu
city spending this week us the guest o
Mrs. j. Ii. Perrin.
Mrs. il. w. White and Miss Helen Whit,
are 1T home again after a delightful TIVE
weeks stay Ut LIcmdcrsonville and AshC
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DuPre are herr
from Columbia spending a while with Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Miller.
Mrs. NJ. L. Garrett and Little Mis-
Eleanor Gambrell Of Kings Mountain, N
C.. is spending IL few days in the city will
Mrs. j. NJ. Gambrell:
Mrs. Aug. W: Smith and her handsome
little sons arc here from Spartanburl
spending snnlctimc with Mrs. L. q. White
Miss Marie Gary and Miss Caroline
Gary came home Friday from Atlanta
where they have been spending the pas
week.
Mi. 4. B. Morse left Monday for vii
liamston where he will spend severa
weeks.
Miss Lillian Gambrell has gone to Ben
nettsvilIc to begin her years work in the
Graded School.
Mrs. Fl. A. Nichols and little son Master
William are here from Rock Hill spending
u while with Mrs. c.. D.. Brown.
Miss Mary Baskin is in Chester visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. q. Johnson.
Mr.. Emmett Thompson left Monday fol
his home in Baltimore. He will take 6
business course this fall and be ready tt
enter business in the Spring.
Mr.. Il. G. PhilSOn is at home after 9
three weeks stay in the Northern markets
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Edwards OF
Jacksonville, Fla, have moved into the
house next to DR.. q. Z. Calverts OH Main
st. Mr.. Edwards has a position with the
| Kerr Furniture Co.
NJ, IV 7 Pr,c,>p ,nma hOma SQfIr-
| day after a pleasant months outing with
his home people in Cashiers, N. c.
DR.. C. A. Milford is at Glenn Springs
enioying a much needed rest.
Miss Mary Lou Smith is spending
awhile in New York.
MI. w. E. Hill is at home again after
spending some time in New York. Mr.
Hill has been buying the fall and winter
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith have gone to
New York for a two weeks trip.
Miss Mary Davis has gone to her home
in Monroe, after a pleasant stay with DR.
and Mrs, McMurray.
Miss Georgia Edwards left thursday. for
Greenville where she will spend some time
Miss Hattie Oetzell Of Scranton, Penn.
who for several years has been In charge
of the R. NJ. Haddon's Millernery depart,
ment is back in Abbeville and will be glad
to have her friends call on her.
Miss jamie Boyd of Mt. Carmel spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. T. G. White entertained very pleas
antly Friday morning in honor OF Mrs
Aug. Smith Of Spartanburg who ts her
guest. After O number of interesting
games a salad course was served.
Mr.. L. G.. Haskell spent Saturday and
Sunday in S~partanburg.
Mrs. L. C. Parker entertained two tables
of Euchre Friday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. A. G. Faulkner Of Virginia. After
q number of games an elaborate salad
course, with frozen punch was served.
Judge R. E. Hill is at !home after a two
weeks stay in Birmingham, Ala.
Prof. P L. Grier and MIR. A. 5. Kennedy
of Due West were guests at the Eureka
Monday.
Misses Onie and jamie Morse came home
last week from Montreal N. C.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Simmons left Mon,
day for Elberton where Mr.. Simmons Ill
Miss Irene Little, Miss Nettie billiard
and Mr.. Isby Hipp all OF Clinton spe :
Sunday in the city the guests OF Mr. ana
{ Dr.. Sam visapsks of Atlanta is in the
city spending a few days with his nome
people, ,oo rbrrodav
w JUL y. / NSs4AAS AN~-A
from q pleasant outing spent in Montreal
n. g., -.
Miss, Bessie Fretwell arrived in the city
Tuesday and will be in charge OF the MILL
merry department of Philson Henry co.
Miss Grace Smith is at home a1ter a
pleasant months stay at Montreal, y, =.
Mrs. r. r. Hemphill and Mrs. D. A.
Rogers are at home after spending a week
with relatives near Neunan Ca,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.C.Ellis are at home again
after q delightful six weeks tour OF the
| West. They had an ideal trip, Waiting all
the points of interest in California, Colo
RADIO and making points enroute across
the continent. -
Mrs. j. D. Kerr has gone to Williamson
for a few days.
Miss Lucy Evans left Saturday for Bel,
ton where she goes to begin her school
work Monday in the Bolton Graded School.
Miss Mary Hodges is here from Alabama
to continue her studies at the A6Devlile
Graded School. She will stay with her
aunt, Mrs. &c. Ellis.
Miss Mary L. Robertson will entertain
the Bridge Club Friday afternoon at .
o'clock. Miss Robertson's entertainments
are always delightful and all the club mem
Cbers and her invited guests anticipate a
pleasant time.
+ Miss Evelyn Deas and Miss Birtie Deas
of Augusta are in the city spending a
while with their aunt, Miss Daisy Max
well.