The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-02-22

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teaching in the High School sts
Greenwood, came up Friday and re-s'
turned Saturday. She was the guest
cf relatives in town. sss IVA
Mr.. Sam Lee Waldrop and Mi:
Roderick Beard from Camp Seyief
spent Sabbath in town and worships
,, ped at the A. R. p. Church.
Miss Annie Baird returned Mon
day of last week from Ghester
where she had been to attend theg
funeral of her brother, Hon. 81
Brice. ~ = H;5f 81
Dr.. R. M. Kennedy Of Newberry;!
former resident Of Due West, wan
one of the delegates to the Prayer
Conference held in. Due West 1aStss
week. 4 -
Rev. and Mrs. NJ, R. Plaxco
Abbeville, remained few days a
ter the Prayer Conference and VIZ
tied home folks in town.. J. 81
Mrs. R. L. Robinson accompanied
DR.. Robinson and Dr.. Stevenson S
Chester to the funeral Of Hon. I M
G. Brice. sEs:l| sS
Miss Virginia Edwards came up
from Troy last week where She "a
teaching, and spent a few days it| M
home. S5ls:s5 5Ss5
Mrs. F. Y. Preasly is in Chsatssiss|
with Mrs. A. G. Brice for u
days. .ss, ~;
| Mrs. Alpha Davis Brooks of AeaS
Belton, spent a couple Of days fl5S 81
Due West with her mother, fa
Della Davis. & s9SssE 3Ssa
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young wAnas
down to Columbia Friday night fcf|
a couple of days visit with the 1Ms IS
ter's mother, Mrs. G. A. Bigby. "a
Mr.. James Boyce and Mr.
i Tinker, the latter Of the Seminar & e
left last week for LeavenMcft 81
Kansas, to take up work in the iS =
nal Corps, at that place. Friends
greatly regretted to see them leay$S
Miss Edna Magill came up fr0
Greenwood Saturday and spent ls Y;
Sabbath with her parents, Mr.. @ s.
Mrs. Jno. Magill and worshipp6
with the A. R. P.'s, Miss Magill 81 96e
sufficiently appreciated SO as to ~ "a
ceiveIa deserved promotion. ss $50
! Mr.. Olin Brownlee, who has PM
chased the 'Devlin property on Msa1
street, is making some improSs
'I,ments on these premises. l'5!s'
Mrs. James Moffatt Of Chap
: Hill, N. c., is visiting kindred na n
Due West. She will remain herr
for several weeks. Sssss3SE
Mr.. Herbert Gordon Of Dona1i
Lis handling the fertilizer businep
at Due West for R. C. Brownlee M
Company. 4
Messrs. Bell and Ransom, bot
the uniform of Uncle Sam, spent d b
: few days last week in Due West Gss G
! A few days ago, DR.. and Mrs. II
w! Wideman celebrated their Both
marriage anniversary. DR.. AS
Wideman came down to be pressnt
DR.. Wideman was II years old that
day and Mrs. Wideman was 58ggss 8ggs
Providence has been kind, sparing;
the lives of DR.. and Mrs. Widemsn
for so long time. May they have
many more returns Of the annfyeTs
sary wedding day, is the wish ofs
their numerous friends. Isl;
Mr.. ]. B. Agnew Of this place.
died suddenly Of heart disease atI
his home Thursday about 9 o'clock
His death was real shock to hix
family and friends. He was 8e2s 8e2SS
years of age and had been active ail
hsi life. He is survived by his Wild
ow and. five daughters, Misses Vnsss
ginia Agnew, Elma, Ena, Hattie and
Grace Agnew and three sons, Frank,
Paul and Baron Agnew. All 0f..
the family were at home for the
funeral except one son, Paul AgneW'
1S years of age, who is in France!
with the American troops. The fun-:
eral services were held last Friday
afternoon and number Of friends
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