The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-16
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DUE WEST NEWS.
A. r. Presbyterian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Synod goes to Old Providence va.
next year. DR.. johnson was chosen
Moderator.
Mrs. Minyon Pearson Coleman, OF
Woodruff, is the guest this week OF
Mrs: E. H. Bradley.
Messrs. Luther Anthony and j. B.
Hood, of Gastonia, N c., were visit
ors in Due West last week.
Miss Mary Jordon came home Sat-
urday from her school near Campo
bello, s. C. She is here for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. A. S. Kennedy and family
attended the annual reunion of the
Woodsides family last Saturday at
Weodville, Greenville co.
Miss Ruth Boggs, member Of
the class of 1920 Of the Woman's
College, is visiting her class mate,
Miss Whitesides.
Mrs. DR.. R. NJ. Stevenson and
Mrs, Sallie Addison we're called to
Clinton last Friday on account OF
the illness Of Mrs. W. II. Stevenson.
Prof. C. B. Williams filed the A.
R. p. pulpit on last Sabbath in the
sbsence Of Rev. p Pressly, who is
attending the meeting Of synod.
Miss Georgia Crofut of Besufort,
S. c., spent last week with her Sis
ter, Miss Marguerite Crefut, the di-
rector of the Orchestra at the Wo-
mans College. Miss Crofut is gift
ed vocoHst and has delighted friends
in Due West with her voice.
A. R. Presbyterians in the good
city of, Anderson seem to be prosper
ing. When the present pastor, DR..
Garrison took charge some eight
years ago, there were approximately
35 active members of the church.
There are now about 1875 members.
The congregation is aggressive and
active to the Masters work and the
future outlook is fine.
The Gypsy Queen, an operetta by
.Chas. F. Hanson, will be presented
by the Glee Club Of the Woman's
College on Monday evening, May
18th at p. m. More than 40 stu
dents are to take part in the chorus.
Esthelie dances and marches form
feature of fine fairy scene. Because
Of the necessity for a large stage
space, the performance will be given
in the Erskine Auditorium instead
Of in the Memorial Hall. The Wo-
mans College Orchestra will take
part in the program, giving several
numbers at the opening and between
the scenes; it will also accompany
during the main performance. AS
this is one of the great events of the
college year, the public is cordially
invited to attep1 and is urged to ar
range to attend on this occasion.
On Monday evening, May 8, Miss
Bessie Crockett's music class gave
very interesting recital in the Me-
mortal Hall at the Woman's College.
The performers showed evidence of
careful training. The class is COM
posed of some of the advanced piano
pupils of the college, also few of
the tiny tots from the Graded school
and each proved the proficiency of
their teacher. The program follows:
Sextette-Les Sylphes- Bach
mann-Willie Robinson, Lois Fer
guson, Margaret Moore, Wessie
Sturkey, Margaret Westbrook, Mil
dred> Robinson.
Star Cleans -Lieurance-Gladys
Kennedy.
Quartet-Addie Simpson, Eliza
beth Johnson, Margaret Westbrook,
Margaret Robinson.
Violin Solo-Dorothy Hagen.
Twilight Song -Shackley-Louise
Pressly, Nancy Moffatt, Gussie Ma
bry. :.~
Little Fairy Schottische-Streab-
bog-Mary Roddy Edwards.
RehdIng-Hsnrod's Aftcfon-
Booth Tarkington--Belle Dale.
Serenhta-Moszekowski- Cathe-
-ine Stewart, Lucille. Kirkpatrick,
Leila Kennedy. Helen Clarey.
Birds of Paradise-Streabbog-
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