The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-06-12
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What IN" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.
Abbeville, S. c., June IL. 1912.

hDDeFlllt, y. ", June IL, l5lZ.
Miss Winton Parks, of Rock Hill, is in
the city, the guest OF Mrs. Dr.. Gambrell.
We know Of no one whom the people Of
Abbeville would delight to honor more
than Miss Parks, as Abbeville claims her
and looks upon her as one of the most pop
ular ladies of the city. Hosts of friends
extend to her a most cordial welcome
home again.
Miss Hattie Horn is the charming guest
of Mrs. J. F. Miller. Miss Horn is pleas
antly recollected by many friends in the
city as formerly the artistic milliner of
Mrs. J. S. Cochran for several easons.
Mrs. j. E. Bailey and her handsome lit
tie son., after spending a few days in Ches
ter, returned home last Monday.
Misses Caroline Graves and Eunice Cal
houn left yesterday for an extended trip
10 northern cities, and will visit many
places of interest ere they return.
Mr.. James j.. Jones, after a long absence.
came, home from Beaufort last Saturday
night, giving the family u delightful sur
prise. He will remain for several days.
His friends are glad to see him again In
his old home.
Mrs. M. T. Coleman, as president OF the
Woman's Club Of South Carolina, will leave
next Friday for San Francisco, California,
where she will attend the Woman's Club
Convention. She will be accompanied by
her friend, Mrs. J. L. Mcmillan. We wish
for them a delightful trip and safe return.
Mr.. Ralph Syfan, of Wofford, and his sis
ter, Miss Marry Syfan, Of Winthrop Col
lege, are at home for the holidays.
Miss Ada Mcmillan, after spending a
few days at Clemson, will return this
week, accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Leslie Mcmillan, Of Clemson College.
Many friends of Miss Kate Marshall will
rejoice to learn that she is now onva-
llescing and car sit up all day and see
friends who come to inquire after her.
Julia, the sweet little daughter Of Mrs.
w. E. Owens, is still quite sick, but we
hope will soon be fully restored to health
and her anxious parents and friends.
DR.. Rayford Power has just graduated
from the Medical College of Charleston,
and left yesterday to stand his examina-
tion before the State Board in Columbia.
Dr.. Power maintained a high stand in all
his classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s.. Martin, after a de-
lightful visit to friends and relatives, left
last Tuesday for their home in Spartan
burg.
Rev. Louis Bristow's family have moved
from Magazine Hill, and are now board
ing with Mrs. Hermon Benton.
Mrs. Winkler is 0 spending a while at
Hendersonville, NC.
Miss Alice Jones Is home from Winthrop
to the delight Of her family and friends.
Miss Annie Hill is at home from Lander
College for the holidays.
Mrs. Clyde Moore, Of MunrOe, n. c.,
spent a few days Of last week with Mrs.
Joe Thornton.
Misses Blanche and Marie Gary, Of
| Aiken and Greenwood are at home to the
delight Of hosts of friends as we'll as loved
ones. Miss Blanche has beer teaching
music in Aiken, where she has won for her.
self an enviable reputation as a musician.
Mrs. F. B. Gary has just returned from
a short stay in Baltimore.
ALONG ROUTE 3.
A number Of farmers in the Sharon sec
ton have joined together and purchased
d ginning outfit and will hereafter do their
own ginning. They will be ready for the
next crop. This is enterprise with a vim.
Prof. T. B. Penney, after a most success
full session at the High School at Cheraw,
is home for the summer vacation.
MIR. w. H. Edmonds and family, Of An
derson, came down last week in their
handsome touring car and spent a day
and night with relatives on route 3, leav-
ing their little daughter, Marie, and son.
Hugh, to spend q while with relatives and
friends.
Miss Sara Evans is home again and al
most entirely well, to the great delight of
loved ones and friends.
Farmers are still hustling. We saw
them last week hoeing in the falling rain
and muddy fields. They seemed to realize
that something had to be done and that
right away-kill grass.