The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-04-13
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily Templston.
miss MEADOWS AND THE GALS,

"MIss MEADOWS AND TIE GALS
Under the auspicies Of the Civic League
will receive at the Opera House Friday
evening. It will be worth Your while !tos
be present at this reception. Never In the
play been given by home talent. Be sure
not to miss seeing, Miss Meadows and
the Gals"
Mrs. Sara M. Cover and Miss. Sara j.
Lee came home last Friday from EIbertdn
where they were the guests OF Mrs. A. -.
HAYES. -
Miss Mary Lou Smith left Thursday fer
Atlanta where she goes to spend some
time with her friend, Miss Meta Lythgoe
Mrs. Graham Payne Of Greenwood, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. q. Barks-s
dale several days last week.
Mrs. j. M. Wilkerson has gone to Atlanta
for treatment. Mrs. Wilkerson will be
under the care Of DR.. Hardin, nerve spe-
| cialist. Her friends here sincerely hope
that she will be greatly benefited by her
stay. .... .r, I'D
Mrs. Clyde Moore and her. little girl left
Monday for Newberry where she will visit
relatives before returning to her homo In
N afq%HF rs' Luther StS; N Mr.: MG sas Mss. t 2 q YET
while in the city.
Mr.. George Lomax came over from At
lanta last week and spent a few days here
| with his home people.
Mr.. Wilson johnson and Master Weber
Wilson left Thursday for Portsmouth, Ha.,
to spend a few days with relatives.
Mr.. Marvin Jones Of Atlanta spent afeWs
days in the city last week the guese'gf
friends. 4Ea
Mrs. c. D. Brown went to Spartanbdx
Monday for q short visit to her daugh&e&S
| Miss Louise Brown, ry2sSSd9SExtz
MI. J. A. Wall Of Spartanburg Mastnsttet
city Wednesday. 49, NJ
Miss Laura Gambler Of htdAnfa. arrived
in the city Friday and,wll be- the
DR.. and Mrs. W. D. Simpson tor sov6tnty
Mr.. W. A. Gore and Mr.. J.. J. Hanlins
were over from Atlanta last week attend
ling court
Mrs. J. M. Kirby left Monday for Spar
tanburg' where she goes to attend the
| Music Festival. Mrs. Kirby will be; the
Kirby.
Hon. Wade Harrison Of Greenwoodcan 6e
over Sunday In, his automobile. He was
the guest Of his brother, DR.. F.E. Harrison
Mr.. Albert Morse came home Saturday
from Y. MI. where he has been attendilgs
school for the past secession.
BRIDGE CLUB.
Miss Marie Gary will entertain ths
Bridge Club Friday afternoon
Miss Mary Baskfn who has been teach
ing near Chesterfield spent several tdayg
here last week with her brother, Mr.. st,
| Clair Baskin. She left Saturday Tor her
home in Lowndesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Morse left Thursday
for Anniston, Ala, where they VIII be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood
| while In Admission. -.
". los.
The Daughters Of the Confederacysh ad
a very pleasant meeting Tuesday altar
moon at the home Of the president, Mrs.
Lucy O.. Thomson.
Miss Irene Rosenberg spent several days
last week In Atlanta.
DR.. and Mrs. F. Y. Pressly OF Due West
| were shopping In the city Monday. Dr,
and Mrs. Pressly were returning from mt
Carmel where they had been attending
Miss Nefie Belk left Wednesday iorsher
hon home in M S}ab "a n s2 C. M Sfssf q ~ 3 f!t sI%el
son. Miss Belk has q large circle OF
friends here who hope that she Will soon
come to visit our city again.
MI. Oscar L. Jackson Of Catawba came
on Sunday and spent the day here With
| friends. : ~
Miss Grace Smith went to Atlanta last
Thursday to spend several weeks with
friends in that city
Miss Lila T. Speer and Miss Gussie Cum
bingham two Of Montereys most charm
ing young ladies werein the city last week
attending the carnival. They were the.
guests Of Mrs. Laura B. Love while IA the
city. ~
the city spending a while with hereststers
Mrs. Joe johnson.
Mr.. j. R. Creach Of Bishopville spent the
week end here q guest at the Eureka.
Miss Julia Foster spent Saturday q
Sunday with friends in Greenwood. Il
Mr.. W. E. Cason Of Monroe, N. O., was IN
the city attending court last week.
Mrs. T. s. Clay aud little Miss Margarees
| Clay have returned to their home In
Savannah after spending some time here
with Mrs. Annie NJ. Maxwell.
Mrs. W. P. Ferguson is here from Az
lanta spending awhile with her sister, MRS.
j. D. Kerr.
DEATH OF MISS STELLA SIMPSON.
Our town was saddened on Sunday by q
telegram telling Of the news OF the death
of Miss Stella Simpson. Miss Simpson Is
pleasantly remembered mere by. q large