The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-12-13
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the pastor who was called away py
sickness, Rev. w. w. McGee most
acceptably filled the pulpit of the A.
R. P. church Sabbath morning.
Rev. ]. T. Miller, closed up his
work as pastor of the Methodist
church, Sabbath afternoon. We feel
that conference could have given him
back, as his work was just begun,
but, our best wishes follow him to
his new field at Enoree. Mr.. S. M.
Snow, quite a gifted musician, added
much to the song service and also
at the B. Y. P. U. in the Baptist
church that evening.
Miss Laura Cook, one of Millways
best loved dear women, is visiting
with her sisters, Misses Mamie and
Mack Cook.
We are sorry to know Mrs. J. b.
Horne is confined to her room suf-
fering from infammatory rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Horne will
occupy the brennan house. Good luck
to them as they set sail in house
keeping. We are glad to know Ter
rell has charge of our depot and feel
sure he will fill the bill correctly.
.eMessrs. J. +. Solomon Of Green
vile and E. S. Solomon Of the G. &
w: C. road were gladly seen in the
home of their parents here the week
end. :, 7st,.s,,;.. - ..s.,>5,
Miss Naomi Faucetto of Union, is
the admired visitor with. her sister,
DR.. C. II. Workman and family. !.
Congratulations are being accord
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J.; W.: Bradley that
anew cashier of the Bank Of Troy
has arrived in their home. This is
the first grandchild in the Kennedy
home and he will be possessor of all
he surveys. Gg, ~,
Mrs. Wren of Whitmire, 8. c., isl
seeing her sister-in-law, Mrs. B. B.
Harvley and family. -.
Mr.. j. C. Davis accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mae, is in Allan
ia, where Mr.. Davis goes for hospi-
tai treatment. Hope he will receive
helpful treatment while here and
soon be restored to health again.
Mr.. w. L. Burnside, Troy's hust-
ling real estate man, made bust
ness trip to Asheville a few days
since, being Joined at Hendersonville
by his son, Mr.. Laurence Burnside,
who is student at Fruitland Insti-
tute. They made the trip in his car.
For fine, fully grown and the larg-
est second crop of horse apples, Mr.
A. r. Langley, one Of our near by
splendid planters and good all round
citizen carries off the blue ribbon. On
our table is mighty big sample of
same. They are the only second CROP
of horse apples we have ever seen.
This has been remarkable year.
ewaH, fvto thenda ashdrl hmhmmm
Mrs. Lila Johnson one of Route 2's
very dear women, was here last week
seeing her sisters, Misses Mamie and
Mack Cook. Miss Mamie returning
home with her for a few days stay.
We are glad to know Mr.. R. L.
Lyon and good family will soon be
near by residents and will make
Judge Cooks home near town their
home. This is only coming back
home as Troy is Mr.. Lyons childhood
home.
Mrs. D. N. McGrath and little folks
also Mr.. and Mrs. William Purdy and
sweet little baby, were seeing their
parents, Mr.. J. P. Cresswell and fam
lily recently.
Miss Ruth Robinson, one of our|
dearest and prettiest girls, is in Lau-
rens seeing her cousin, Miss Milweel
Davis.
Prof. S. M. Snow of Simpkinsville,
was the congenial guest of Mr.. J. A.
McGee and family the week end.
Mr.. D.. w. Jester requests US to
say, that he will pay the market
price for 'possums, and wants as
many as a dozen at once.
Mrs. J. w. Lyon and her pretty
and very dear little grand daughter,
Miss Mabel Lyon, are enjoying al
visit with many relatives at Salak,
Saluca and Mt. Moriah. !
Messrs. ]. S. and ]. L. Russell mo-
tored to Greenwood Sabbath to see
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. McGee will
leave for his conference appointment
tomorrow in Spartanburg county.
They will have good preacher, good
pastor and Christian man to labor
amongst them. We are sorry to lose
tha,,o fro,,, Tro1y