The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-06-05
fairfield Notes
Personal items--1he Weekly Riddle for
the Little Folks

We had some raln yesterday alter
noon but not enough to keep the
farmers from work.
MIR. Wylie Long las been sick about
a week. but he is improving some.ls
doing very we'll at this writing.
Miss Mary Poterfield is not doing
we'll at all. She is very sick. She is
under the arr of DR.. Hunter. We fear
she has appendicitis.
David Young spent Saturday night
and Sabbath at his u~ncle's, Mr.. Sam
Young.
Miss Alma Creswsll celebrated her
birthday Saturday, May rs, with a
nice ice cream supper. We: hope Miss
Alma many more happy birthdays as
pleasant as this n was.
Mr.. John McCaslan went to Green
wood one day last week.
Little Carl Young has been real
sick but is better. Carl says he is able
to travel again.
There was a sociable at Mr.. Joe
Young's Monday night, but on &C
count of rain all the jolly folks did
not get to come. Mr.. Joe says that he
wants it tried again as they were to
have ice cream and it being a bad
night, it was cut out. He says he don't
like to get disappointed, especially
over ice cream.
We notice in Bellevue letter about
rough roads. We heard some one max
ing complaint about the roads from
Troy to Long Cane and We think the
Supervisor could make great improve
ment on these roads and we hope he
will soon get busy OIL same. Come,
S%upervisor, we have some Of the same
sort: il you are read up on the Belle
vue letters, you know just what we
mean.
We had a nice call given to US one
evening last week by Mrs. Annie
Wardlaw. of Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Wyley spent
Yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Long.
Mr.. Mack Dansby and his two lit
tie nieces, Grace and Lillian Dansbyr
spent Saturday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Young.
Mr.. J. A. Brown has purchased a
nice new organ for his pretty home.
This is mighty nice, Miss Lola.
Mr.. w. H. Robinson has purchased
q nice auto. He worshipped at Long
Cane last Sabbath, accompanied with
his daughter, Miss Ruth. Miss Carrie
Bradley and Miss HARVEY. Of Troy
Mr.. Robinson runs his auto as smooth
as a ribbon.
Mr. AssJ. Davis has also bought an
QUITO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bradley from
Waterloo, are visiting Mr.. Bradley's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bradley. OF
Troy.
Mrs. John Young and Miss Daisy.
Mrs. Louise Bowen and little Gladys.
spent one day last week with MIR. and
Mrs. R. A. Crawford.
Miss Mary Cleo Creswell, OF Troy,
has charge OF the central office at
Troy. Hello Miss Cleo. where Ia Miss
Mamie? We have always heard that
the heart of a watermelon was al
ways at the right place and 80 Is Mr..
James heart and will beat fast on the
sth of June.
Our Superintendent of the Sabbath
school at Long Cane has offered priz-
q in the classes to the ones memoriz-
ing the Book of James and the Ser
non on the Mount. Some n already
trying to memorize It. Mr. Kennedy is
Just fine.
Mrs. Alice Bardley is expecting to
have electric lights put In the: house
this week.
Mrs.Belle Creswell and Miss Louise
Creswell spent Saturday at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Creswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ose Burnett and chill
dren and Mr.. John Etheridge left for
their home in Texas on last Tuesday.
Dear little folks, I did not get my
dots in last week,but will say little
Jack Creswell deserved the prize on
the riddle, the answer being Toe and
I will ask you little folks to try for
the soc prize. Send a name of any
one that Is willing to take the Press
and Banner or subscribe for 1t and
get the prize.
Now get on your thinking cap and
make a guess: What kin is a child
to it's own father, who is not its faith
er's son?% =.
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