The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-09-08

LoWNDEsVILLE
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A general exodus of our young
people is taking place, leaving for
their different fields of work. The
town is lonely without them, we miss
their happy faces and sight for the
sound of their merry voices. The
following have gone to teach at the
respective places: Mr.. Fred Fic
quette, Elizabeth City, N. c.; Mr..
De Witte Harper. Greenwood; Miss
Pauline Clinkscales, Greenwood city
schools; Miss Kathleen Cooley. Dal-
las,N. c.; Miss Christine Kay, Hick
DRY, N. c.; Miss Emma Bell, Penn
broke, N. c.; Miss Clary Bonds, Cen
trail; Miss Cornelia Tenant, OAR
lington city schools. Later the fol-
lowing will leave: Miss Vera Bonds,
Townsville; Misses Eloise and Sara
Hardin, Barnes; Miss Bessie Fic
quette has entered the eleventh grade
in Anderson cityy schools. Miss
Pauline Ballenger has gone to Wal
Ehalla to enter the high school at that
place. On the 10Th inst. Misses
Alpha Barnes and Georgia Harper
will enter the senior class at Win
throp college. Miss LUCILLE Kirk
patrick will enter the sophomore
class at Winthrop college, and Miss
iZelpha Hardin will enter the junior
,ss at Coker college.
On last Thursday the children of
Capt. and Mrs. Weston Harper cele-
brated their mothers birthday by a
home coming of all the family except
r. Holcombe Harper, of Worches-
ter, Mass, and Mr.. George Harper,
of Bonami, La. A most delightful
course dinner and served and a hap
lpy day spent in sweet communion.
DR.. Kirkpatrick has made extern
sive improvements on his home and
|grounds. A porte cochere has been
erected, brick walks laid, the dwell
ling freshly painted and other chang
es that add greatly to the beauty of
he place. The Doctor is getting
ready for the homecoming of his
family about November LIST.
DR.. and Mrs. u. B. Kay, of By
zen, \a., have been spending a few
days at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Mark Speer. He came to see his
mother. who isl greatly improved.
She has accompanied him home and
will spend the winter at Byron.
Mrs. J. w. McWhorter and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, of Atlanta, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hucka-
bee.
DR.. and Mrs. Curtis Fennell and
Curtis III of Abbeville, were pleas
ant visitors during the week.
Miss Minnie Lee Nickles of Green
wood spent the week end with her
cousin, Miss Alice Harper.
Mr.. Rembert Allen, of Greens
orc, N. c., and his friend Miss
Dorothy Seigman of Washington, D.
e., are guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bdline Allen.
Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick, who has
been at Hendersonville, is spending
a few days with her father, before
she returns to Winthrop college.
Mrs. w H. Hardin has gone to
Due West to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Boczer Bonds has accepted
the position as foreman of Mr.. Jas,
Bakeris model farm-Red Top at
latimer.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G.. Fennell
have gone to Greenville, for a few
days outing with their daughters,
Mesdames Jones and Lyon.
Mrs. William Clinkscales , he1
daughter, Miss Matte and Messers
Tom and Harold Clinkscales of, Starr
were pleasant visitora to relatives
during the week.
Mrs. Annie Broadwell Parnell is
p;te ill and it is feared it shall be
found it necessary to remove her to
a hospital.
Miss Lillian Benton, of Elberton, is