The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-27
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DUE WEST NEWS.
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A. R. Presbyterian


Commencement Sabbath one week
from next Sabbath.
There will be preaching here in
the Baptist church next Sabbath in
stead of the following Sabbath as
that will be commencement Sabbath.
Our people were glad to have
Prof B. L. Parkinson visit the town
and spend a day. He was the guest
of DIR. J. R. Bell, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees of, the Public
| School. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes of Louis
vile, Ga, and Mrs. Peele, Of Videfte
drove through in their car to Fay
etteville to the Synodical Union.
They left on Monday morning
reaching Fayetteville in fine shape
the next evening.
DR.. A. s. Wideman, Of Spartan-
burg was here to see his mother who
has not been well for several weeks.
We are glad to know that DR.. Wide
man found his mother improved in
health. He left for home on: Monday.
Dr.-J. 8. Moffatt delivered the
closing address at the Commence
ment Of The Rosemark High School,
the first Wednesday in May. -
Mrs. Helen Neal and children Of
Kings Mountain, N. c.. and Marion
kirkpatrick Of Charlotte are ex-
pected in Due West this week.
Rev. R. c. Grier of Columbia
will preach the Commencement SER
mon at the Little Mountain Acad-
envy. Miss Lizzie Neel is the super
intendent Of this school which is
prospering under her guiding hand,
aiong:with fine corps Of teachers. :,
=! Mr.. and Mrs. Hargett, Of Char
lotte, N. c., spent Monday night in
Due West as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Galloway. Mr.. Hargett
was ON business. This was his. first
trip to Due West and friends here
were pleased to have this splendid
family visit town. They are members
of Chalmers Memorial Church. Mr..
Hargett is a fine business man and
succeeding in his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernau of Concord,
N. c., worshipped with the A.. R.
Presbyterians last Sabbath morning
and heard a good sermon which they
do not always hear at Greensboro.
They were the guests of Mrs. James
Boyce. Time seems to be serving Mr..
and Mrs Bernau. Their many friends
trends in Due West were glad to see
them in town again.
Miss Elizabeth Seawright, who
has been teaching at Fountain Inn
is home from her school for the
summer. She was nicely situated
during the past year.
The wire on Saturday brought the
word that DR.. R. L. Robinson was
desperately ill at Lancaster. Mrs.
Robinson left immediately for Lam
caster that evening. DR.. Robinson
was still unconscious but had passed
the crisis when Mrs. Robinson ar
rived.
On Saturday morning DIR. Robin
on, who had gone over to assist Rev.
W. S. Patterson with meeting, was
in the pulpit at Shiloh, preaching
when he was stricken down. He was
carried out into an automobile on
the grounds and after reviving some
what$was taken to his sisters home.
Feeling better he walked out on the
porch and while there had a second
attack and was unconscious for sew
eral hours. On Monday morning he
was able to go to, Charlotte with
Mrs. Robinson and to the hospital
for an examination. Mrs. Robinson,
Prof Reid, Mr.. ]. C. Hemphill, and
Mr. Psalters, the two latter archi-
tects, went on to Greensboro to ex-
anime dormitory at that place, as
per;an appointment at the Building
Committee Of the Board Of the Wo-
mans College. DR.. Robinson, at this
writing, Tuesday morning is at the
the: hospital. The earnest hope of
his many friends is that he may have
ia speedy recovery.