Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-07-25
AaouT PEOPLE

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Miss Eloise Norris Of Chester, is
visiting friends In Yorkville.
Miss Ruth Crosby Of Yorkville, is
visiting relatives in Newberry. 8. c.
Mr.. c. E. Spencer and family OF
Yorkville. are spending some time In
Blowing Rock, N. c. ..
Mr.. T. H. White of Chester, visited
his brother, Dr. M. w. White in York
vile, Wednesday. ..l.
Misses Ellen, Pearl and Sallie Flan-
agan of Bowling Green, are VISITING
the family Of Mr.. H. T. Williams, In
Yorkville.
Mr.. A. w. Smoak and son, Master
Frank, Of Yorkville, are spending few
days with relatives at Branchville.
Miss Beulah Matthews Of Clover. lie
1.-The guest Of Miss Hattie Thomasson
on Yorkville r. F. D. 6.
Miss Ula Meek Mcknight Of. Rock
Hill, Is the guest Of Mrs r. T. Beam
guard, in Yorkville. '-.. ...
Miss T. Leech, Of Hickory Grove. Is
visiting relatives and friends at White
lStone, s. c.
/ Miss Leonora williford Of Sumter. Is
visiting Mrs. H. G. Glenn and Other
relatives in Yorkville. .a
Miss Margaret Williford of Sumter
lYorkville.
Miss Bessie Pegram Of Yorkville
visited relatives in Lowryville thi
week.
Miss Jennie Pegram Of Gastonia. is
| visiting the family OF Mr.. X. X. Nc
| Corkle on Yorkville, r. F. D. 6.
Mrs. M. C. Carroll of Chester. Is Wis
iting the family Of Mr.. ]. E. Carroll ir
Yorkville.
| Mr.. Guy Louthian of Yorkvll!e. Is
visiting his brother Mr.. A. H. Louthi-
an, in Charlotte. ..... ..
| Mrs. James Ross and children Mr.
Roy and Misses Rachel and Mary o1
| Corsicana, Texas, are the guests OF
Mrs. Alice Ewart In Yorkville.
Mr.. r. ]. Herndon Of Yorkville, left
Wednesday, to spend some time II
| California. Before returning home, ne
| will visit his son, Mr.. Robert Hern-
don, in Los Angeles.
| DR.. Mccain and Prof. Grier OF
Erskine, and Prof. Webb of the Due
West Woman's college, were In YORK,
Vile Wednesday, in the interest OF
the A. R. P. schools. While here
L tHty were thc 6uCSto VI AsS'' ohN AN
j. l. Oates. .
Associate Reformed Presbyterian:
Friends over the church will be In.
terested in the following note dictated
by Rev. w. A. M. Plaxco to his sor
on July 10. and just received at this s
office: IT am still suffering intense
pain, and am considerably emaciated
and very greatly weakened. The doc
tors are making desperate effort to
save my hand. They held consulta-
ton here yesterday afternoon and
decided to continue this same effort
in the hope that they may yet be able
to save 1t. The prospect Is that 1 Will
| be in bed yet many weeks, possibly
months, before I am able to be out
| I have had letters from number OF
the brethren expressing their SYM
pathy and I appreciate them very
much"
Gastonia Gazette: Rev. DR.. j. C.
Galloway, pastor Of the Associate Re-
| formed Presbyterian church, left on
| No. II yesterday for Due West, s. G.
| to attend family reunion and spend a
few days with friends and other rela-
tives in the Seceder town. There are
present at the reunion in Due West all
/ of the living members Of the immedi-
ate family, namely: DR.. ]. c. Gallo
way, of Gastonia; Mr.. ]. M. Galloway
| Of Corsicana, Texas; Mr.. r. s. Gallo
way, business manager of the Associ-
ate Reformed Presbyterian, Of Due
West Mr.. ]. M. Galloway Is back on
visit after an absence OF eighteen
years in Texas. He spent last Thurs
| day and Friday in Gastonia with DIR.
Galloway, this being his first visit here
in eighteen years. He was astonished
at the marvellous progress the town
| has made in that length Of time. 1t
was, when he last saw 1t, struggling
village Of a few hundred people, while
| today 1t is a thriving city Of $4,000 or
| more progressive and hustling people
One sister. Mrs. Mary G. Giffen. died in
1881 at Cairo, Egypt, and Is buried
there. She went in 1875 as the first
foreign missionary Of the United Pres
byterian church, and soon after she
reached Egypt was married to DR.. John
Giffen, who went out on the same ship
and on the same mission with her. DR..
Giffen still lives in Cairo, and Is still
| actively engaged in missionary work.
| A few days ago DR.. Galloway received
from Rev. ]. w. Carson, Of Newberry.
s. c., who Is now abroad, a flower
which he recently plucked from the
grave of Mrs. Giffen in Cairo. DR.. and
Mrs. Giffen had three children, all of
whom live in the northwest