Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Norfolk, Va., Portsmouth, Va., Newport News, Va., and Return Account General Assembly Presbyterian Church (Southern) Newport News, Va., May 20th-28th, 1915 $18.48 Tickets on sale May 17th, l8th, 19th, limited to return June 2nd, 1915. Birmingham, Ala., and Return Account Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association, May 17th,l9th, 1915 $12.45 Tickets on sale May 13th, 15th, i 6th, limited to return May 23rd, 1915. Knowille, Tenn., and Return Account Summer School of the South, University of Ten nessee, June 22nd, July 30th, 1915 $8.25 Tickets on sale June 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, July 2, 3, to, and I7?h, 1915. Tickets limited fifteen days from date of sale for returning. CHICK SPRINGS OPENS SEASON Hotel at Thia Famous Resort One of Beet in the South. Chick Springs, South Carolina, is Inseparably assodiatcd with the South's best people, and In their search for health, comfort, pleasure, this resort has been thc rendezvous of tlie most substantial among the residents of South Carolina and pis ter States The new hotel cxpresRcs In its every appointment the fulflillnuht of the better-day prophecy, it ls refine dand subdued. Thc architecture fits the furniture, and the furniture seems a part of the architecture. There is nothing superfluous-nothing that cries out for attention, nothing that makes a bid for applause-Just real comfort and convenience In each de partment and everywhere. Tho. at mosphere * .roughout the hotel ls one nf kindness, gentleness and courteous welcome, and so genuine that thc trav eler accepts it as he docs the beauty of the woods and mountains, the at tractive Bcenery and thc wonderful water-famed even in long gone yeara by the Indians, Emerson wrote of "the riot or the Benses" (In BO many of our fashionable hotels, and we all know of the en tertainment so lavish that we almost sigh for solitude. Dut at Chick Springs Hotel you have Ideal Bervlce. perfect appointments and ideal sur roundings-there ls nothing of the ga rt s h or commonplace. A genuine Southern welcome awaito you at Chick Springs, and this wel come ts accentuated by the comfort and general "lnvltlngncss." The bath tooms, with porcelain lined tubs, and the usual number of useful ntckle plated toilet fixtures and accessories are found ready for use. Plenty of j hot and cold running water. Comfort ls the keynote at Chick Springs Hotel and its environment, and your patronage for a short stay, a week, a month, or for a longer period is courteously solicited by the management. The high altitude makes the air con stantly fresh and fine by day, and the nights woo restful sleep from even the nervous, tired-out man or woman. Nature shows forth at her best at Chick Springs in climats, altitude and freedom from extremes of cold or heat. Refreshing breezes are con stant, and the cool nights usually re quire some cover even in the hottest months. The fact that those desiring the benefit? of mineral water may make their selecci?n from three distinct springs at Chick Springs right in the Spring Park to the hotel, and that these three wonderful springs are in a semi-circle about 100 to 150 feet apart-one sulphur, one iron and one mineral-each with distinct medicinal properties; offers our guests diversion In the dally drinking from these springs." And so we offer you thc combina tion of Health, Comfort and Happiness at Chick Springs, South Carolina. A New and Modern lintel. Chick Springs Hotel ls new and modern-was completed and opened to the.publlc on July 1. 1914. It BtandB at the crest of a hill (elevation 1.200 feet above sea-level) and commands a picturesque view. This building 1B modern, of Spanish architecture, three stories in height, has a beautiful roof garden, and is 328 feet in length. The front pla- za. 250 feet long, ls one ol' the most attractive foatures. with Ita tile floor, enjoyable outlook upon well preserved lawns and the mountains in tho distar ce. Every appliance which makee for safety is in use throughout this hotel, and no danger or delay is experienced by a guest. The hotol ls protected by the "Orinneli Automatic Sprinkler System," as an additional protection against fire; a protection that few j hotetls have The safety and comfort of each guest ls safeguarded in BO far aa human ingenuity will permit. Famed as ? Resort for. Maa? Tears. Please bear in mind that Chick Springs has an assured) stand among Southern watering places. History develops the fact that Indian tribes camped nearby thia founatin of medi cinal water and many Interesting le genda are connected with the early his tory of tho Springs, which have neon handed down for generations. In 184fl Chick Springs had a pretentious hotel, fifty cottages, and an average of 500 to 600 guests during the sea son . Today. Chick Springs enter tains many thousands of guests each summer from all parts ot the United States. Transportation Facilities. We mako the statement that there ia not another mineral spring resort that baa the transportation facilities that Chick Springs haa. It ls situated on the new Piedmont Northern Elec tric line, with eighteen trains, nine north and nine south; just a short dis tance, say about ten city blocks, from Taylors on the Malu Trunk tine of Southern Railway from New* York to Atlanta, Birmingham and Now Or leans. It la also on th- National Au tomobile Highway from New York to Atlanta. . . The. season opened yesterday, ana from prenant indications, this wilt be the banner year. Tho State Press Association meeta here tho latter part of t&? month, at which tim? the edi tora of the auto papera will certainly make Spring Chicken do the disap pearing act. WM. F, S. FOKD fteaelafa ie on His Death by Odd r el lew*. Whereas lt haa pleaaed the supreme rnler of the aniverse to take trow UH Brother T. N. Ford, one of our beloved members, he lt resolved hy *- We are belief th own h PtA> ^ strengt Si-?. charac this lodge of Independent Order of] Odd Fellows. First: That we how te humble submission to the will o' our Father who doeth el! things weil. Second : That thia go on record In expressing our appreciation of the no ble Christian character and clean moral life of our brother whoae con stant care wae to lire and practice real christianity, the principles of | troth and 1?re, and whoae life rhonld serre as an inspiration to all our brothers. While we rejoice that he waa worthy of the name of an Odd Fellow, we mourn with those , who have been ! sorely bereaved and with them hope) to meet again In that immortal world, I where "there ahall be no more death, neither sorrow nor pata. Death and the dead are always among us, teach ing aa the uncertainty of haman life and fortune. By thia solemn event, we are re-1 minded of these words and that oar affectionate remembrance of him who, was united with as in the rites ot oar beloved order la yet green In oar minds, and bia good deeds should not j ba forgotten: To him who bas departed to that myalie shore, let ns say: "Rest brother, rest; thy work IS doa?, life's conflict o'er the victory won; Now rest ia . peaco,. a&d thy honners tori. MC or YOUR^ A HOME ?NOEED not alone in the nt owning one's i o m e adds th to a man's ter. ll For Only Yesterday "tm. "Why," Said He, gate: ?. .?7 "And," He Added. Remember rup* Where the streets are gold, sud the gates sre pearl." Third: That we hereby exprese our profound grief to the widow .of our be loved brother snd Join with her there in. % Fourth: That a copy of these reso lutions be seat u? the deceased broth er's wife snd thst s copy be recorded In our minutes Fifth: Thst another copy of these resolutions be sent to the Anderson Intelligencer and the Anderson Dally Mail. TH08. H. HALL, B. Fy COX, W. G. HOPKINS. Committee. WWGISP C0NVKKT105 Of Andersen County Meet at Pelter May Bs susi SS. The Anderson County Singing "con vention wwi convene with the Taber nacle church of Petes r on Saturday, the 22nd Instant, embracing Sunday the 23rd. The first session will com mence* Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, second session st S o'clock Saturday evening. Those coming on trains will get off st Smyth*) stop which is close to church. While talking to a prominent young man who has built in North Anderson, we asked him along what line he would suggest that we advertise. "There are lots of things left to tell about North Anderson-Talk about pleasure of living in North Ander* son." I'm a different man since ? built in North Anderson-I'm contended,-I work with a different incentive,-and I have gained confidence in myself." You can get 6 per cent money to build in North Anderson NOW! Low Roundtrip Rute? for Everybody Offered by Ibo SEABOARD AIR UNE R AILWAY The frogreeehre Railway of tie Sooth." To Newport News, Va.-General Assembly Presbyterian Church in the U. S., (Southern), May 20-28, 1915. To Memphis, Tenn.-General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian Church and Woman's Missionary Convention, May 20-27, 1915. To Richmond, Va.-Ann jal Reunion. United Confederate Veter ms, June 1 -3. i9l5. To Birmingham, AU.--Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., of Alabama, Way 10-13, 1915. To Birmingham, Ala.--Sunday School Congress, National Bap tist Convention (Colored), June 9rl4, 1915. To San Francisco and San Diego, Salir.-Panama-Pacific Inter national Exposition, and Panama-California Exposition, 1915. To Houston, Tex.-Southern Baptist Convention and Southern Sociological Congress, May 12-19, l9l5. To Athens, Ga.-Summer School, Iniversity of Georgia, June !8-July 31, 1915. For specific rate, schedules or other information, cali on SEA BOARD Agents or write 1 S. COMPTON, PP?2D GEISSLER, T. V. A., S. A. L. Rwy., Aist. Gen.. Passenger Agent, A Hanta, Ga. . Atlanta, "