The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-07-06
LoWNDL sVILLE.

A four mule wagon load of our young
people went to the Power Dam late Mon
day evening, on a joy ride expecting to
spend a while ut that place OF note in this
section as well as q place of considerable
resort, and have a moon light ride coming
back. hut alas! alas on the way back, the
heavy bverhanging clouds discharged their
contents in a heavy down-pour, and as the
night riders had failed to provide for such
a contingency, the necessary protection in
such cases made and provided" 1t can be
imagined the plight they We're in. They
had an involuntary shower bath.
Misses Kathleen and Francis Burns OF
Anderson came down Monday, and are
still with the family of their brother in
law, Rev.. T. Dendy. -,
The above named pastor went to Able
Vile c.. H. Monday and attedded the ses-
sion of the Abbeville County, interdenom-
national. Sunday School Association.
Miss Miriam Lee of Anderson came down
several days ago, and is still at the suber-
ban home of her cousin Miss Meta Allen.
DR.. and Mrs J. D. Wilson and children
were called to Iva Wednesday by the
death of Mr.. Chance Sherrard, brother Of
the second named, whose remains were
laid to rest the next day at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Barnes, took an Auto Car drive
to Anderson On Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick opened their
pleasant home Tuesday night to quite d
number of their young friends for a few
hours Of social enjoyment, refreshments
were served which added much to the
pleasures Of the night.
On wednesday night the we'll arranged
and equipped home of Mr.. Ernest Allen
and his sister Miss Meta Allen, was thrown
open for the entertainment of some
invited young friends male and female.
The people of the town, the elderly, mid
die aged, and the young always feel hon
ored by an opportunity to be welcomed
at this home. Last week was no exception
to the general rule. The cordial reception
given to the guests, and the effort to max
pleasant their few hours stay, together
with the refreshments in due time, com
pletedthe enjoyment OF all present.
Miss Louise Barber who had spent two
weeks here,left Friday for Greenwood and
the next day went to Knoxville Tennessee
and will attend the summer school for
the South during its months session.
Mrs. j. p. Young of Anderson came
down Friday and speut a day or two with
Mr.. E. + Latimer and family.
Mrs. r. W.. HUMPHREYS and her three
children who had been among their loved
ones, especially of the first of earlier
years at Kingstrec, for several weeks came
back to their home here Saturday.
Mrs. j. L Fennell and her two children
Of Waterloo have been here for several
daye the guests of the father-in-law OF the
first, Rev. Fl. c. Fennell.
Mr.. Clement Latimer of Anderson came
down Saturday and was with relatives I'M
til to-day.
Mr.. Wilbur Blake of the Falls came up
Saturday and was with the family of his
uncle Mr.. H. A. Tennent until yesterday,
Yesterday morning, in the Baptist
church in this place WIS held a woman's
Missionary rally, Delegates were present
from the different charges coveredb by this
work. 1t was OF the prOgrame to hold the
business services on Saturday, but later it
was decided, to have no meeting on the
first day, but to hold the business session
yesterday morning and at its close about
midday or after to have a picnic dinner on
the church grounds and about four PM
to hold preaching services which was done
Everything worked smoothly and salts
factorily, and a pleasant meeting was held
Troupe.