The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-10

DUE WEST NEWS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Todd of Co.
lumbia are the guest of Mr.. j. E.
Todd.
Miss Barbara Grier, who taught
school at White Oak the past year,
arrived home last Wednesday.
Hon. J. M. Nickles, of Abbeville,
worshipped with the A. R. 'P.'s on
last Sabbath morning.
Miss Jean Pressly of Greenville,
S. c., is spending commencement
week in Due West. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart reached
Due West Saturday evening via An
derson. They came up in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Henry were
welcome visitors in Due West.
Messrs. T. R. Miller of the class OF
'1s, T. F. Ballard, '18, Jas. Bigham
of 10, are visiting their old Erskine
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Long ar
rived in Due West last Thursday
from Gastonia, N, C. They came to
see their son, Hazel, graduate.
: Mr. Seldom Moore, Of Marion
Junction, Ala, arrived in Due West
Friday. He is class-mate of DR.. F.
Y. Pressly.
g The members Of the Euphenlian
Literary Society are having their
building touched up by carpenters.
The building looks very much better.
Very fine audiences heard the
commencement preachers ON last
Sabbath morning and evening. It
was an inspiration to the speakers.
Rev. E. B. Hunter, DR.. Oliver
johnson and Rev. R, T. Lummus
reached Due West Monday after
noon. They are the new members Of
the Board Of Erskine College, re-
Gently selected blythe Catawba Pres
bytery.! They came to attend the
meeting Of the Board. J.
pr. W. M. Hunter is the guest of
Mrs. FanniesBrownlee. DR.. Hunter
boarded in the home of Mr.. r. G..
Brownlee several years, when in
College. ...
The loudest and most spontaneous
applause, given to DR.. Chas. Douglas
was when he alluded to the league
Of nations and Woodrow Wilson. DR..
Douglas believes that the great
principles of this instrument will yet
be endorsed formally by America.
The Putnam Hotel is crowded
with visitors during commencement.
Capt. billings of Kings Mountain is
to be found there, where he has pre-
ferred to be quartered, during COM
mencement for many years past, The
Captain comes to attend the meeting
of the Board Of Erskine College.
Our people are always glad to have
him come to Due West.
Miss Lila Bonner, who has been in
the University of Virginia for the
past year taking a special course in
medicine, reached Due West Satur-
day. Miss Maude Pressly of Char
lotte was also at the Univerity the
past year. l.'s
At high noon on last Saturday
Miss Georgia Martin Of Due West
was married to DR.. Milford of And
erson. She was married by the pas
tor Of the Baptist church Of Due
West, in the presence of a few in
vited friends, at the home Of her SIS
ter, Mrs. C. G. Clinlscales.
The bride, since leaving the Wo-
mans College, has become a gradu-
ate trained nurse, and has made
quite a success in her profession.
Friends extend hearty congratula-
tions.
:. The Board of Ersldne College
conferred the following degrees at
this commencement and they were
announced by the President on
Tuesday morning: On Rev. Lee Nc
Nair, Blackstone, Va, Rev. M. G.
-Woodworth, Clinton, s. e., Rev. J.
L. Oates, York, s. c., the title Of D.
D., was conferred, ON Superinten-