The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s. TROY. =
IL .-., :. :. :
A. Observation-Disclosures

NJ 4 -
man Absalm safe?" was Rev. Mr..
EPickens text in the Baptist church
sabbath morning, to good congre-
Bgation, no other preaching service in
town. Mr. Pickens sounded the alarm
bof temptation and made it so plain
that, the ones living in open sin were
made to quake and squirm. He is a
Ecapital good preacher and is not
Iafraid to tell us of our sins. Oh: that
1--we had more Ike him to condemn the
Limmodest and indecent styles for
dress. His sermon was to the young,
| but the shoe fit all and pinched the
toes of every hearer. We would be
glad to steal him from Greenville
and initiate him as q resident Trojan
Miss Daisy Gable, one of Troy's
most deserving young women, is In
Lincoln county, Ca, visiting with her
sister, Mrs. J. F. Myers and family.
Mrs. Fannie Creswell and family
of route 1, are now welcomed resi-
dents of Troy. She having purchased
Of Mr.. r. A. Talbert the Caldwell
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Burnside and
two of their pretty daughters, Misses
Sarah Lee and Mabel, were guests
at the Burnside-Hodges wedding in
Greenwood last week.
Bernard Neill, is newly arrived
gentleman in the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Creswell.
Mr.. J. NJ, Dendy represented the
A. R. p. church at Synod in York,
last week. s='e =
Mrs. Ralph Crosom Of Leesville, is
the loved visitor with her mother,
Mrs. w. C. Robinson.
The K. of P's. enjoyed an oyster
stew in their hall, Thursday evening
of last week. w.,
Mr.. T. A.. Kellar and, Superinten-
dent of Education, John Evans Of
Abbeville county, were visitors In
the home of Mr.. W. 81. Adamson and
family last week. 81,
| All preparation now points toward
Thanksgiving holidays and many fine
\ old gobblers will go to chopping
block. Did you read the Thanksgiv-
ling proclamation? Our President
has emphasized our prayers and con-
tribution toward the war stricken
and starving ones. . k
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s., jolly and bright
little son, Master Johnnie, Of Sandy
Springs, Anderson county, are near
here seeing their home folks, MIR. ].
L. Jolly and family, Miss Eugenia
Brown, one Of Martin Georgia's very
dear girls is also at the home Of her
grand parents, Mr.. j. l.. Jolly and
family, where she will spend the
school term and will be pupil in
Miss Irene Bradley's school. p
Misses Aggie and Ida Haryley were
lin Greenwood last week with their
brother, Mr.. J. H. Harvley and fam
Mr.. R. w. Hubble and family Of
New Sanyuma, Fla, were for several
days last week pleasant visitors with
Mrs. bubbles aunt, Mrs. Julia little
and family. Y vi
darling baby Bette, were down at
Chappells few days ago visiting Dr.
Workman's home folks. l53SsS
| Thank you very, very much our
good friend, Mr.. William Bowen, for
those grand potatoes Of the bunch
yam variety, also Mrs. Fannie Cres-
we'll, for same and to, our cousin,
Mrs. j. n. p. McCaslan, for. basket
of large second crop Irish potatoes.
These are great treats. Thank you
each one and now here comes our
dear old pod, Mrs. w. G. Holhngs-
worth with q buggy full Of all sorts
and all down the line Of friends, we
are ever under many grateful thanks.
/ We are being constantly asked to
find the lines, concerning the game
law and license. = = 2. & 80. :Ll:.. y ( 4
We have heard many compliment
tary things said about our ! a.. r. P.
minister during his stay in Abbeyille
lat Presbytery. He is the youngest
pastor, in the Synod and preached
the moderators sermon at Presby-
terry and as the Abbegille papers said
|t'They were charmed with him. : {:
Good!
The Troy Baptists have gone to
work with a will to- remodel their
church. We are 80 glad and hope ere
long they will have ther fullest hop
es realized. This is the oldest church
building in Troy.