The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-06-08
TRoY's .LAcoNIcs.
Interesting Paragraphs from a Wide
Awake CORRESPONDENT.

Rev. n. B. Blakely, assisted in the SAP
bath school convention at Bold springs,
Yesterday. Rev. N. E. Smith OF Bradley
most acceptably filed the A. 4. T. pulpit
yesterday. 81 ~ ho
pretty daughters OF Hon: WYATT Aiken a aIs
enioying vacation days in the grand Ola
coyntry home of their aunt, Miss Sue
McCaslan at Cedar Spring.
AGAIN Mr.. Paul johnson Of Greenv1lle,
was seen heading towards Bellevue, re-
Gently, seemingly great attractions there
abouts.
MI. J.. C. Kennedy Is In Due West attend
ing commencement. His daughter MISS
Bunny is one OF the pretty graduates.
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Sheppard were up
from Liberty last week. They bought OF
Mr.. W. L. Burnsides his home here, 1or-
merly the home Of Mrs. S%heppards mother,
Mrs. Taggart. They will be cordially wei
coined as Trojans here.
Mrs. S. R. Zeigler, OF Shreveport, LOUIS.
lana, was among the honored visitors at
the school entertainment here last week
and was Miss Onie Kennedy's guest 1or
Mas Jennie Wideman Is %gladdened home
by her many friends from her school
Miss Rosa Bradley was among, the ,;yisi.
tors at commencement In at
the College for Women.
Mrs. Margaret Watson will spend the
summer months with her daughter, Mrs
Willie Bryson Fowler, at Ora. s. q:
tits q pleasure to his many friends 10
know Editor w. R. Bradley, has been
elected superintendent OF :Abbevllle Clty
Schools. A splendid selection.
Mrs. J.G. Sanders and her pretty daugh-
ter Miss Bertha, OF Mccormick paid their
consin. Mrs. j. NJ. Cuddy O visit recently.
News Of the death Of DR.. Lindsay at his
home In wilmington was heard with sad.
ness. He was once q staunch citizen OF
Clear Springs, which honored land marks
Miss Millwee Davis left Friday for
WATERFORD where she will enjoy ten days
with her friend, Miss Mamie Stokes,
Prof. F. ". Bradley ran up from the 3.
C. University last week, ere ne takes leave
for Germany. He is a scholarly gentle-
man and no doubt his trip will be OF great
benefit. !
Miss Mollie Title spent last week In
Greenwood with friends.
The annual piano recital Of Miss Louise
Solomon's will be given in Mccormick on
the 18th oil this month. This event is al
WAYS looked forward to with great pleas
Mrs. Fannie Haddon Of Abbeville was
down for a few days recently.
The closing exercises OF Troy. school
passed with. a browning success, and
teachers and pupils deserve much praise
for their evenings programme. The medals
for defamation and essay readlng were
we'll delivered and read. Hon. d. q. III
man made an interesting address and also
presented the medals. Master Hunter
Blakely and Miss Margaret Cook have the
honor of wearing them. The, teachers,
Misses Davis and Dendy have done faith
iul work and deserve vacation days.
Mrs. T. R. P. Creswell's death at her
home near Cedar Springs a few days
AGO. brought grief to many. She attended
the service meetings at Cedar Springs.
With communion on Sabbath, after going
home complained Of being cold, at 4 O'Clock
She suffered a stroke Of paralysis and
died on Monday night. She was Miss
Maggie Butler, and a most Jealous and
happy christian. She leaves many loveo
ones who are sorely bereaved, She was
buried ut Cedar Springs by many loved
ones ,r,.-
Jaw. are in Due West, and Abbevlle with
their aunts. Mrs. Lennie Robinson and
Mrs. Fannie Haddon.
Mr.. Eustace Bradley, who for the past
wear has been a student in Abbeville
graded school is home for the summer.
Mrs. j. F. Clinkscales, is with relatives
at Anderson and Lowndesville to sperd
some days.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Burton, were called
TO Augusta Friday, to the burial OF Col.
Abner Bushnell, Mrs. Burton's brother.
The Junior Society of the Ar P. church
will in a few weeks give the play. when
the cats away the mice will play" More
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Bradley. with
their bright, and interesting boys Au-
thor, and Jim were with his parents Rev.
r. F. Bradley and family Saturday night
and yesterday.