The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-24
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returned from the different colleges:
Mr. ". L. Latimer, Of Emory Uni
versity; Mr.. DeWitte Harper, OF
Wofford College; Misses Pauline
Glinkscales, Kathleen Cooley, Alpha
Barnes, Alice Cooley and Georgia
Harper, of Winthrop college,; Miss
Lucille Kirkpatrick of Due West;
Miss Olivia Drennon, of Greenville;
Misses Bessie and Alice Harper, OF
Charleston and Miss Zelpha Hardin,
of Coker college. Of this number
two received their degrees, Mr. De-
Witte Harper and Miss Pauline
Clinkscales.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Keys
Harper entertained a number Of
young people in honor of her sister,
Miss LlEis Russell, Of Autun. The
same evening Miss Doris Qotfelter
had about 1S of the younger set to
meet with her and engage in pleas
ant games and partake of cake and
cream to their hearts content.
Mrs. T. D. Cooley also entertained
Friday evening at a card party for
her niece, Miss Annie Turner of At
lanta. ~ 81
The following young ladies are
attending summer school at Win
throp college: Misses Veva, Bonds,
Alice Cooley, Arvina Hall, Lorene
Grant and Eloise Hall. Miss Olivia
DrennonAhad arranged to attend but
was prevented on account of her
mothers death. =. .
: Friends and relatives throughout
this county will regret to learn of
the death of Mrs. Corrie Hall Clink-
scales, widow of Reuben P. Clink-
scales. The deceased was reared and
educated at Due West and was a wo-
man of fine intellectual powers and
lovely christian character.
Mr.. Reunbert Allen, after years
absence, has reached home TO the de-
light of every body. Mr.. Allen after
finishing at Clemson College, went
to; Cornell University to complete
his architectural course. He will
spend some time with his parents be-
fore settling down to his profession
al duties. 49,,
s Miss Cornelia Tenant arrived
this week from Georgetown, where
she has been teaching for the past
session. y. :'.. o.. 49,. ..
Friends of Mrs. A. NJ. Bonds sym
pathHe with her at the death Of her
sister. Mrs. Marie Montgomery, Of
Greenville. Mrs. Bonds has her sis
ter's two children at present, and it
IS probable that they viii make
their home with her.
Dr. Lawrence McCalla, who has
completed his course at the Augusta
Medical College, was the guest of
Mr.. M. P. McCalla few days ago.
The Rev. r. W. Barber, Mrs.
Louise Williams and Mrs. David
Bourne are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Huckabee.
Mrs. C. E. Williamson, of Abbe-
vile, and Mrs. DR.. Grace Of Grace
vile, Fla, have been recent guests
of Mrs. R. L. Smith. =
Mrs. Ella Huckabee Nance is off
on an extended visit to relatives in
Atlanta and Milledgeville, Ga.
Dr.. Mattison, of. Mccormick, was
here recently on professional bust
ness. ..r... .,..,
The sick list for, the past week is
somewhat larger than usual. Messrs.
r. L. Smith, Jno. McMahan, Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. D. <. Cooley and Mrs
E. W. Harper, Sr. One case of ty-
phod fever, little James Terrell, on
Lucille avenue.
Friends of Mrs. Moseley Hucka-
bee will regret to know that it was
found necessary for her to return to
Atlanta for treatment. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Ligon and little
girl, Helen, of Greenvillt, are guests
Of Rev. and Mrs. Fenneu.
Mrs. Geo. Harper, Of Atlanta, and
Miss Lillis RUSSELL. of Autun, have
been pleasant visitors at the home
of Capt. and Mr.. E. W. Harper.
Mr.. Henry Turner and sister,