The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-05
EAST END.
What I'M" Sees and Hears III His
Rounds About the City and Along
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uoSG duu ApIdCIlCdl oCl1uOA ooaosy
morning in;the Methodist Church from
the text Roll We away the Stone.
Christ's command to the peoples at the
grave of Lazarus. His subject was
human aid necessary to the regenera-
ton of the world"
Showing that Christ in all his miracles
always called in human aid, not but
that he could have done without it, but
to show that we too have part to
perform.
In speaking of the protracted meeting
that would begin on Monday night, he
said many hindrances would rise up in
the way, but we must do our part to put
them out of the way and all would be
well. p.
Rev. Truesdale of Spartanburg will
assist in these services to which the pub
Elic and all congregations are most cor
daily invited.
Services at 10 o'clock every morning
and 8 o'clock at night.
Mrs. Doctor Britt of Princeton near
Honea Path is visiting relatives In the
city.
Mr.. c. V. Hammond after spending
several months in Tennessee and Allan
tails home again.
Capt. johnson is doing some of the
finest road building in front of the Pow
er House you ever saw, when finished
it will stand aB q monument to his mem
DRY. In this work will be the erection
of a spienid steel bridge across the Blue
Hill branch, thus. will be realized u
brightest anticipations in this line.
Then there will be no turning back from
our duties IS rural carrier on account
of high water, and no more going. to the
J factory to Cross; but will afford q safe
, and near way to and from the city.
Il The Abbeville Fair, and the big cir.
!, Gus coming on the 10Th will make sever,
al gala days for our city. Merchants of
! all others should grasp the opportunity
: remembering the present isN only ours.
On last Friday afternoon Rev. j. B.
, |Hillhouse, assisted by the ladies Of the
Missionary Society Of the Lebanon
= church entertained most delightfully."-
lat the Manse>a large number ct the
fSunday School children and members
of the church, in all there were present,
lone hundred children, and young peo-
: nile, and twenty-five grown mp children
sbpetimes called old folks.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served.
. These social meetings between pas;
!, tor and people. are conducive to much
! good, and are socially very pleasant.
, Pastor, and people mingling together.
Rev, Hillhouse is an earnest preacher,
and a true pastor inthe fullest sense OF
the term, ever ready to visit the sick,
and to speak words of comfort and
I cheer to those in trouble.
u In all our experience we have never
. : seen greater love between pastor and
. people. Socially and spiritually they
: mingle together in harmony and love,
; all having the upbuilding OF their
church at heart.
The many friends Of MI. and Mrs j.
r, Brown welcome them back home
after q stay Of six months in Nashville,
Indiana. They are home again and we
hear have come to stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are with their
| home people MI. James Gillian and
family.
This month October is to US one OF
9 the finest of all the twelve. The wealth.
Z eris typical of a true Indian summer
with the flowers of autumn along the
3 wayside, and the beautiful tints OF the
8 Autumn leaves in! all their varying
: cologs, and last but not least is the
I "Goidenrod" mall its beauty. nodding
its head as tbs swsyed to and fro; by the
: passing breeze. This brings to mem
B DRY the beautiful lines Of the poet, VIZ
| HThe:weaying plumes Of the Goldenrod'
kiss Aster's cheek,
0 White Gentian's fringes show
Z Rents where coquettish breezes seek
= Their homage to bestow''.
= October gave q party. The leaves by
hundreds came. I
The ashes, oaks and naples, and leaves
g Of every name, .
{ The sunshine spread q carpet, and every
thing was grand; .
Miss Weather lead the dancing; Pro.
i ! fessof Wind the band.
Hon. J. 8. Gilbert and Mr.. Walter
Wilson were guests in the city Monday
MI. Tom Mcneil and Miss Ada, with
Master Robert Bruce were in the city
/. Saturday.
!, Miss Eakin with Misses Dotsie and
: Allie Evans spent last week neal An.
~treville. g..
II. Misses Annie and Lucy Gilbert were
in town Monday.
Mr.: Ray Mckenzie spent Sunday with
his home people.
: Miss Louise Mckenzie spent Monday