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Onr delepates leave this week for


Oak, Ga.
Miss Isabelle Boyd of Anderson
College spent the weekend with
friends in Due West.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Brownlee at
tended a wedding in Greenville last
week. The groom was friend of
Mr.. Brownlee.
Rev. ]. P. Pressly returned last
week from Chester, S. c., where ne
had been holding a meeting for Dr.
Phillips.
Mr.. Perry Nair of Clifton Forge
Va, joined Mrs. Nair and daughter
in Due West last week. Mrs. Nalr
has been in Due West some weeks.
Miss jamie Agnew returned last
week from Lancaster, S. c. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Latham OF
that city.
The present enrolment OF the
Woman's College is 226. Ersklne
1875 and the Public school 1s5.
Ten persons were baptized at the
Baptist church in Due West last
Sabbath morning by the PASTOR Rev.
Mr.. Coker.
The cotton fields are white to the
harvest in this section. We notice
some fields between Due West and
Ahbeyille where not a boil has been
picked so far.
Miss Jean Kennedy leaves this
week for Bluefield, w. Va, Clifton
Forge, Va, and other points north
ward of Due West. She expects TO
be gone some weeks.
The Evangelist, Gipsy Smith, 'r''
IS expected to speak in Due West
Wednesday of this week in the Me-
mortal Hall at the Woman's College.
He comes in charge of DIR. Green OF
Greenwood. Our people are expect
ing a treat.
Pleasant reception parties were
given by Mrs. Eleanor Pressly
Brownlee and Miss Jean Kennedy
last week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roddy Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Nair shared the honor also.
Mr.. T. v. Miller of this office at
tended the funeral Monday OF Mrs.
Lee Miller, his sister-in-law, who
died in the hospital at Charlotte. On
Tuesday morning he attended the
funeral of Mr.. Wesley Crawford
the father of Mrs. Tee Miller, wife
of another brother. Mr.. Crawford
was SO years old.
Mr.. C. C. Clinkscales' new house
situated between Mr.. E. Patton Ken
nedy's and the Baptist church is tax
ing shape. 1t will be a roomy COT
tage of seven rooms. While it takes
some two cars of brick for the pill
lows, chimneys, etc., the building is
being constructed of wood. If you
do not believe that brick cost some
thing these days, try ajfew cars
around $50 per thousand.
The resident Alumnae of the Cas-
Italian Society, Woman's College, en-
tertained the present members of
the society at a picnic last Monday
afternoon on the lawn in front of
the residence of Prof. L. C. Gallo
way. About IS present members of
the Society were present and very
much enjoyed the evening.
DIR. ]. w. Carson of Newberry, S..
c., spent a day in Due West last
week to the qualification of his
many friends. DR.. Carson came to
consult about putting on four issues
of the paper in which the interests
of the Forward Movement will be
pushed. The first issue will appear
the last of November.
Mr.. Frank Wilson, who is Field
Secretary of the Christian Endeavor
Work for the Southern Presbyterian
church in North Carolina and Virgil
nia,, is spending a few days in Due
West. He was called back as a wit
ness in the United States court at
Greenville touching case sent
from this post office, where citizen