The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 24, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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ECONOMIZE
is-"Tp inarige with economy;
to use with pridencc or frugality.'
"Tp utilize to fce best advantage.'
"To govern ajhousehold." "To
be prudent in ?ependiture." etc.,
that being trk it is you? duty?
to make, your frocery and fresh
meat expenditurfs where you will
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get lt,hc most foiyour money.
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Flies and Mosquito?
Carry Disease
TSvay ssw rtmanrw- to tMm .
MUX TB2M WITH
SHEPARD'S FLY
Dr. W. M. Riggs, president of
Clemson College, dad Prof. Brady
.wer* in ino city for a few hours yes
terday. I
Messrs. John Dresoott and John
Bussell of Pendleton were In Ander
son yesterday.
Utile Miss Clara Babb of Wllilam
uton is Ute guost of MIBU Louiso
liai.b nt the homo of her parents on
the Boulevard.
: Mrs. Zaspl Qilmcr of Hones Path
was brought to the Anderson county
honp?lal on Tuesday night to un
dergo an operation for aupondlcltis.
lier condition is mnch unproved.
Mr. J. Bruce Harper who bas been
visiting his parents at Royston, Ca.,
for th? past few days bas returned
tt< the city. r
A party from Ivj .in tho city yester
day includod Mr. and Mr*/. W. Prank
Mctlee. and their guest, Mra. J. E. i
Britt of McCormick and Rev. S. J.
Hotid.
Mi?s M. E. Jackson ot Varcnnea
wa? in thc city for a few hours yes
terday .
Mr. J. N. Vance of Due Dest waa
xi business visitor lu the.city yester
Master Billy Halley of ; Hartwell
Gn., who has been the guest of Ut
Ho Miss F.Hith Kcese has returned
home.. !?->'*
Leon M. G recul a Jewelry drommes
at Baltimore, was . calling on thi
Jewelery o? tho city yesterday.
J. n. King of Wllliamston waa ii
tho city for a. few hours yesterday
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?rs, W. P. Rice of Hartwell,
nd David J. McMahan of Sen-;
o patients at thc Anderson i
ii, having undergone operations
puadlcHls there Tueaday. Their :
lona ?*e reported to bo much1
Inn of Elberto
mc ration for a
i Mill Creek Chorea.
I Th0 Rev. VS. Mc<?co will preach
at Neal's Creek church next Sunday
I morning at ll o'clock. The public
coidially Inv?te?.
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len fest, ??w???y feet, smelliag feet, tired,
feat.
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drawing up your
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AU the poisaaons
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A Beautiful Party.
-Oxio ot thc prettiest partlcB for the
week, given on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. C. J. B. DeCamp, in boner ot
hiles Alberta Farmer and Misa May
Llgon, two charming members ot the
younger set.
lier attractive home on West Whit
nor stroot wao bright with flowers
and the whole evening was delight
fully'pheasant and informal.
Cft&'the broad cool porch nectar wael
served during tho evening and later
ja flinty leo course was served.
Ve occa?en was a pretty compil
?e* to these two popular girls, anal
tho^oung people found Mrs. De
Camp an Ideal hostess. The guests
for tho evening wore: .Misses Eleanor
Frank, J?! Cunningham, Jene Cun
ningham Mary Stark? Watkins* Rath
Brownlee, Helen Harris, Catherine
Fi elwell, 'Frances Anderson, Loin An
del con, Ruth Brownlee and Messrs.
JJchn Townsend, Percy Craytpn, Rob
ert Burris, Sam Major, Charlie Major,
Harry Seybt, Phil W?hlte, J. C. Ham-]
lin. Ralph Smith, Sam Sullivan, N.
B. Sullivan, Harold Sullivan, Batt!
Browne, Willie Orceno and!) Mas
Mac lAgon,
Musical ReclUl.
Some of the ni om be TB of Mips Lucia
Chiles' musoic class gave a beautiful
recital yesterday afternoon at thc
home of Judge W. F. Cox. ?Tt?lr|
work wa^i'splendid and jRch selection
given, showed careful study untf pre
paration.
Miss Chiles baa ono of tho largest
classes in thc city, and ber work as
a teacher baa been of the highest and
most satisfactory order. She leaves
next week tor Asheville, N. C.. where
she-will spend most of tho G?mmer.
Early in September she viii return
and resume ber class. _
The program for yesterday after
noon was beautifully arranged and
tully enjoyed by tboso i?rwsent. The ;
pupils who took patt were Mleses
Constance and Gladys Cater, Mar
Burton, Josephine Anderson, Georgi
Power, Caryl Cox, Elizabeth McFall,
? Helen Watkins, Katherine Allen, Alice
Copper, 'Elizabeth Ledbettor, Sara :
Mattison, Caroline Maxwell, Eunice
Evaus, Marlon Gray, Mary Cienfont,
Lucia Sullivan, Anno Gambrill, Iwr-'
elle Guest, Margaret Clement, Dexter
Crowther, Donald Brown, , William
Mattlson.
For Two Attractive Visitors.
Mrs. Nardin Webb entertained nt a
charming little informal card party j
J yesterday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
?O. L. Fril and Mis. Honry N?w?ll
nf Atlanta, tho guests of. Mrs. D. S.
Taylor. After several merry garner,
the cards were laid a?*de and a. dali- j
I ty men nu waa served by Mrs. Webb.
! Those invited for the afternoon were
Mrs. D. 8. Taylor. Mrs. ?i t.
Fells, Mrs. Henry Nowell, Mrs. Bond
Anderson, Mrs. .DeCamp. Mrs, J*. H.
Godfrey. Mrs. W. D. McLean, Mrs.
P. K. ftfcCulIy, Mrs. J. J. Baldwin,
Mrs. John Anderson': end Misses
Janie Hamlin. Lillian Brock, of Al
bania, and Emma Samuels of Phila
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Reed ot
Knoxville arrived last night and aro
the guests of Mrs. Eva Murray lu
North Anderson.
Mrs. M. E. Hali and Mra. E. W.
Wits of laurens are visiting Mrs. \
j R. E. CUnkscalcs oh Calhoun street
Picnic Today.
Tho Junior t'hllathea clnss ot tho
First Baptist church will bave 3
[picnic this afternoon at High Shoals,
j All the j niepibere are as?ed to be at
thc church at halt past four o'clock,,
aa they will leave at five.
i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beaty are
at lunne from a two weeks wedding
fl. N. Askins and Mrs. SU
terd?y for their ?onie'at Pal
ft?r a visit at the home
Miss Mattie Lou Brown of HampU
Va., lo tho guest ot Mrp. Beni
Soyd. and M-'ss Gertrude Sunders.
Fer Hr. aaa Mrs. Andersen. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Orr enter
iataert a tow frlondvon Tuesday even
ing p? honor of MTV and Mrs. B>nd
Ahd4*'aon. It. was * charming 'little
Informal atlolr and fully eC~*r?d br
th?, gucrftn for the evening Mr?.
Orr ia a U-pi^oen of rare charm artd
{rrace ' o? manner and her boauttfni
( always an at ra..tlve SpO* to
MIRENT GllEK
ODE WEST IS DEAD!
M2R. R. C. BROWNLEYS DEATH
OCCURRED 3 O'CLOCK
YESTERDAY.
WAS WIDELYKNOWN
Forrner Reticent of This City ?nd
Father of J. I. Brownlee
; ?Di ' Funeral Today.
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A, telephone racssggo to The ,In-:
tclligencer from Duo West yesterday
afternoon stated that U. C. Brownlee,
formerly a resident of Anderson'and
ono of the wealthiest and most wide
ly known men in thia section of the
etato, had died at h*s ht.MO in Due
Wer,t at Ii o'clock. Funeral services
will be conducted this afternoon at.
t:::o at tho Associated Reformed Pres
byterian church of that place and
Internment will bo made in the adjoin
ing ocmeterjj. ,
Mr. Brownlee waa- at the timo of
h?a death tho senior member ot tic
firm of R. C. Brownlie & Bone of
Due Weat, vico proajdent-of the Duo
West railway company, president of
thc board of trustees of tho Womnn**.
College, one ot tho directors of
tho Bank of Duo West and owner: of
considerable stock In cotton .mills ht
Anderson, Williamston, Greenville
and Bpartauburg. In early years he
lived lu Greenville where bo bas many
friends. rr? . -U r. ?
He was.a member of tho A. R. P.
church of Duo West and bsa hoon? ita'
treasurer for tho past 25 years.. Ho
was marked by his consciousness of
duty ead has been on? of thc strang
est members of that church fer, u
number of years. ,
Mr. Brownlee was married it- tho
month of September. 1680. to MbVi
Faunie Bonner, daughter of Dr. Jph_
1. Bonner, at one l!mo president
ot the Woman's College of Duo West, j
To this union were born four sons, I
J. Irwin Brownlee, cashier of .thc
Farmers and Merchant Sank of thia
city: Andoy, W. Lawrence and Rob
ert C. Brownlee of Due West and oho
daughter, Mrs. W. S. Boyd of D.n-'
vcr. Col. -'Ho also leaves two broth
ers, Mr. St.-D, Brownlee of this city
and Rey.-J. I. Brownlee of Madison,
Ga.
/. Mr. Brownlco was about 60 yeera
ot ago and has been in feeble h ea Ith i
for some .time. Ilia recent'illness
has lasted about, six weeks and his
death was ciuscd by heart disease.
He is weiVknown in this city and
county and many popio will go lo
'Due Weat,.to attend the funeral this
afternoon.
Important Feet lng KIk?.
I There will b0 n u ' Hing of the Elks
tonight at ?8:30 tte t*?e purpose of
'doing special, deg._o work and for
? initiations. A*? members ara urs^a
I to attend._
Hardvard and Yale Ready for Their Annual Race al New London.
Tale Grow and Coach ?py XIckaHs. Rm-rnfd Crew dmd Coach Jim Tf
Exports say the race of Harvard
oed Yalo at New London'tn their
annual contort promises to bring tqs
ge thor tho' best crows the two uni
versities baye, put on '.ie rive?, to
gether for many yc?-./.
Both ero much supcrlbr io those
that. so nearly rowed a dead heat
last year. Tkys confidence reigns tn
both camps. Not la years has there
been so much betting between the fol
lowers of the park Blue, and thc
Crimson, and Jv is at even money. ?
Because of these facts, and tor the
reason that thia la the'first, season io
years- that; - the ..New London-crcwa
rank highertkan those at Poughkeep
sie, a record crowd will Journey t<i
tho <juatnt old New England town.
Both Harvard and Yalo. have re
markable^ stroke men in tho persons
of Lund and. Morse... The; farmer hay
ali ?ked niuo winning crows in a little.
over a, year; Last spring he set the
pace for the., second crow, which won
from t?i0 midshipmen, took two races
at ilib American Henley Regatta at
Philadelphia, dei'catei the Yalo sec
ond eight, au dtheh wont to England
nnd won> three races in capturing tho
Grand Challenge at Henley. A1:JO
Lund etroked thd Crimson crow when
it boat ApftapOIIs und Cornell at
Ithaca thiadiprkw? ; j?*
Yale's'stroke,' Morse, is well put up
physically, la'as hurd ns nails and ls
brimming ovor with fight and pluck.
Movere'vor,>liq has lots of life and
dash, coup lei",.with, rara, good Judg
whlch boa rt
without chang
the spring,
course. Tho
now-~?and thia
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