The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-04-15
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copal churches. Both Of these churches
we're beautiful in their floral decorations.
Great skill, care and taste we're displayed
in the beautiful decorations. Quantities
of wistaria and lovely lilies and white car
were the flowers used in the Meth
dist church, together with handsome ferns.
In the Episcopal church the decorations
we're beautiful. At the entrance to the
church was q large ross covered with IVY
and yellow flowers which made q very
handsome piece. Around the chancel was
In white with the same yellow low
ers in profusion. Two large vases OF white
carnations stood on each side Of the pull
pit and a bowl Of narcissus on a marble
pedestal, another bowl OF white lilies was
arranged on the table. Ivy hung from the
tablets and was very affective.
These decorations we're much admired by
all who saw them.
Quite a number of the school girls Of Abb
beville came home for Easter. Among the
number were Misses A%ntonette Thomson,
Esther Graydon and jamie Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Klugh spent the
with home folks the past week.
Mrs. Klugh was happy to see her old
friends again and enjoyed her first visit
home since her marriage. .
Mr.. Edwards spent Thu rsday in the city
the guest Of Mr.. j. D. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Bradley spent Sun
day in the country with relatives.
The Civic Club held its regular monthly
meeting in their club room on Thursday
afternoon. They had with them as guests
Mrs. E. A. Andrews Of Greenwood, who
made a very able and interesting talk on
health, and Mrs. DR.. Myers, Mr.. Joel
Morse, Mr.. M. B. Hipp and DR.. Rayford
Power, members Of the board OF health
we're visitors at this meeting. They gave
very promising reports of what the board
we're going to do for the benefit of Able
Vile during the summer months. Mrs. u.
A. Neuffer, chairman of the health commit
tee, gave a report as to the condition OF
the city. At the close Of the afternoon re-
freshments were served by the hostesses
for the afternoon, Mrs. G. H. McMurray
and Mrs. Jones F. Miller.
For the next week the members OF the
club will unite in their efforts In putting
the town in a clean and sanitary condition
for the coming summer. This week has
been set aside for clean up week. and the
Mayor will see that the town Of Abbeville
Is clean and in good shape, while Mrs. W.
P. Greene has succeeded in getting for US
seeds, bulbs and plants to distribute
through the town for the identifying Of
the gardens In the city. Let every one see
how many flowers they can grow and see
what an improvement these flowers will
make in the looks Of the yards. If each
lady would keep her yards clean, white
wash her fences and grow flowers and
have some blooming during all the sum-
ner they will be just as delighted and
proud of the town as the Civic Club. Let's
try. .
Messrs. W. P. Greene and W. W. Brad
ey made a flying visit to Greenwood Mon
Miss Roberts, the young lady who was
n the city some weeks ago intending to
yet up the play for the benefit Of the Civic
Club, arrived Monday. "The County Fair
will be played next Tuesday evening. This
Is a very amusing play and the best talent
Abbeville will take part in 1t. 1t will be
we'll worth the price charged for tickets.
The Easter egg hunts last week for the
benefit Of the different churches were we'll
patronized and several dollars taken in
each afternoon. The children had a good
time looking for eggs, eating candy and
drinking lemonade.
Miss Elizabeth Jones went to Atlanta on
Friday, returning on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Klugh, Of Green
wood, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Lyon.
Mr.. Tom Lyon spent Sunday with home
There we're no services in the A. K. T.
Church on Sabbath. DR.. Moffatt will not
preach again in this church for some time.
Misses Charlotte Brown, Sarah Perrin
and Margaret Reese spent Sunday in the
MI. Charlie Haigler, a student at Clln-
spent Sunday with his parents, MIR.
md Mrs. c. A. Haigler.
Mr.. Preston Speed, Of Greenville, and
owen Speed, who Is a student at the Cita-
lei in Charleston, spent Easter Sunday
With homefolks.
Mr.. Chalmers Haddon came home from
Due West, where he Is q student, to spend
Caster with his mother. Mrs. Fannie Had
lon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaw and little son,
# Columbia, were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. Lawson for the weekend.
Mr.. W. A. Templeton, Jr., was a visitor in
own Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Thomson went TO At
anita on Thursday for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kennedy were in town
Mr.. Allen Robertson, who has afine bust
less in the West, spent the weekend with
lis home folks. The friends Of Allen are
Ilways glad to see him back in Abbeville'
Messrs. w. E. johnson and II. G. Smith
spent the weekend In Atlanta.
Miss Roberts, who is in the city getting
Up the play for the benefit of the Civic