The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-02
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Mrs. J.. F. Clinkscales has returned
from a pleasant visit with many relatives
near Lowndesville.
Rev. r. F. Bradley will assist, Rev. j.
R. Hooten with a communion service, at
Clinton next Sabbath.
Mrs. Lula Brown Thomas of Woodruff,
also her sister Mrs. Sam Wells, of MtCar-
mel were visitors here during the meet
ing of Presby4cry last week.
Mr.. Frank Thompson came home from
Erskin College for a few days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. 2. Crawford and little
one of Thomson Ga, made many kinsfolk
a pleasant visit here recently.
Mrs. Mary Lou Pickett OF Bradley came
down for a few days last week, to see her
sister Mrs. J.. W. Young.
Mr.. J. N. Dendy spent last week acting
as Juror in the United States Court in
Greenville. 1t will be remembered that
one Calvin Frederick Col had been from
time to time robbing the Post Office here
so q trap was set and he was caught. He
made q confession of his guilt, and his
sentence was considerably lighter eight
cen months in prison in Atlanta, Ga. was
imposed upon him. :,
Almost enjoyable meeting is promised
here on next Sabbath. All day service with
dinner on the grounds, a number OF speak
ers have been engaged. The song service
being q special feature OF the day, Rev. j.
E. johnson OF KirkSeys will preach at II,
o'clock, all are invited to come and join in
this glad service.
We are indeed sorry to hear of the mis-
fortune our friend Mr.. c. j. Britt Of Belle
vue having lost his barn with contents al
so other buildings by fire last week, thou
ght to have caught from a smoking pipe
and no insurance.
The m%ethodists are busy remodeling
their church, and it will soon be n OF
the prettiest in town.
We noticed gladly among the immense
congregations here at Presbytery in the
A. r. P. church (Which was most delightful
to all p~rasent) Mrs. Sallie j. COwan and
daughters Misses Carrie and Sudie, Misses
Mary and Ellen Morrah, Mrs Bette Ward
law and daughter Miss Emma, Mrs. s. P.
Morrah also Misses Elise and Sallie Hor-
ton of Bellevue, than whom Abbeville
County claims no nobler band OF good
women.
Mrs. Margaret Watson who has been for
several months with her daughter Mrs.
Willie Fowler in Lawrens has come home
and will spend the cold months with anoth-
er daughter Mrs. D. w. Dowtin.
Birth To Mrs. W. c. Robinson Jr. a dau-
ghter.
Misses Nora Dams and Clara Wideman
our teachers were pleasantly surprised
Monday, With quite q numDer OF
who were here at Pr~esbytery. Supt. J.F.
Wideman made a few complimentary re-
marks after which Mr.. R. S. Galloway OF
Due West and others made short talks OF
encouragement. This visit wa greatly ap-
preciated by our teachers, and hope they
will come again.. .
Mr. J. W. Morrah one of MtCarmels best
and most enterprising residents was down
as a delegate to Presbytery. In the Mem
| orial service to Rev, A. L. Patterson, he
spoke very t~ouchingly Of the works OF
this good man, in closing he said that
there was only one Sam Jones, and he
could say there was only n A. L. Patter-
son.
For q basket Of the most toothsome
sweet potatoes we are enjoying, VI g cor
daily thank Miss Sue McCaslan Of Clear
Spring, they are the Patrick Perfection"
Or course are the best from whence they
came and the name they bear.
We were the recipients Of the end Of the
tropical Florida Storm last week. While it
damaged the open cotton, we feel that we
are blest; certainly it was destruction In
it's sweep and fury.
The skating rink is a most popular re-
sort and sometime we are forcibly remind
ed Of a slight earth quake shock 80 great
are the falls Of some.