The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 20, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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* COMING AND GOING ?
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Mr. und Mrs.-H. F. Hplley of
Hl.twell, Ga., are spending a few
days with their daughter. Mrs. W.
II. Kecse.
Mcssr:;. O. K. Pooro and Guy
Todd of net ton were business visi
to?., in tlie city yesterday.
Miss Helen Hatti's of Brennu col
leen is KnendingviTVo days ut home.
.Mr. .Ho:;?, Mitchell of Belton spent
yesterday lu the city.1
Mrs. It. L,:-Snilti? bf Ix)wndesville
was- in the city chopping yesterday.
Messrs. Fred' Wheeler of Lances
ter, Pa., W. C. Green of New York,
B, J. Giarsar of - St. ixnits and
Charles Kulin of New Orleans were
in Hie city, yesterday calling on the
Jewelry trade: ;
Mr. W. OT Merrit of the Roberts
section speni' yeslerduy in the city.
Misses Dot Coffee and EJtjfeJ iQ*>d
?rey have gono to Columbia where
they will spend several ' days.
A Symbol of Health .
Tho I'ythngort?nB of Ancient Qreeco
atc Himpi/V food, practiced temperance
and purity. As a hadge thev used the
five pointed Btar which th? regarded
as a symbol of health. A red pointed
star npeors on each package of Cham
berlain's 'j';'.blots, and still fulfils Its
ancient mission as a symjm! of health.
If you aro troubled with indigestion,
billloumiess or constipation, get a
package of these tablets from your
drugist. You will be surprised' at
the quick relief which they afford. Ob
tainable everywhere.
Traveler
When you take your, tr
supply yourself with K..N
Cashed every where; -j
ti (?cat ion; if lost no one
and the cost is very small
K. N. and K. Traveler's C
P??tii?s Bank
HIDDEN
Because your teeth are
necessarily follow that' they are ;
be commencing tn unseen "plac?s:;
BEFORE lt becomes apparent. T
places and PREVENT djscoloratlo
year to your dentist, and have your
DR. - HENUl
Oftice Over Farmen
Besldence 'Phone 66. And jr/?
FERTILIZER F
(Stops ?&?" a
?Noy thatyouT g?^ina cro$
going gifo?i -^y?^^ ti h?i?n\
hy a second r> nd even a' tKir?
Irl the case ^f ebttorv
With; corn and tether ,.croj??, pa
I Southern Verm^JM^&ikt?
, . Dr. Tripp Elected. . .'1
'Dr. W. A. Tripp was elected vice
president from the Third Congres
sional district ''of the' State D?mocra
tie,-party at ?the state convention, held
In 'Columpia thia week.
Tlte auto owner finds the Want
Ad the heit medium of exchange.
*s Checks
ip this .?ummer be-sure and
. Traveler's Checks.
our signature is your iden
ese1 can get them cashed;
Checks are for sale at
rr
WPS
TR ?LT BLE
Hess. in APPEARANCE, lt does not
SOUND. HIDDEN TROUBLE may
Decay'is offen present iqr weeks*
he Bkilfall dentist 'can detect these 1
ti .and disease. Gb at anst twice a ?
teeth examined.
r fc? WELLS,
i & Merchants Bank, f
en, S. C . " OtacaThone 527.
arc- incomparably' the finest
Thanks to our careful oelec
preparation, wo get just the
o snako a whotespme biscuit
ble and appetising of its kind.
:ra for their delicious nut-like
? tbcra r??psb?'i' at S?SSES ?S??
aro as digestible a? th?/ are
Packages
CUIT COMPANY
AT THE CHURCHES
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r . . (,'i;iee Church. .
Hov. J. H. Qlbboney, rector,
phone 835; .
Service's for the Fourth Sunday af
ter Easter, ?May-21st: ' .V .
8:00 a. m.-The Holy Eucharist.
"10:15-Sunday school and Dibit
class i
ll :-30-Morning prayer and ser
mon.
Friday, 5: Oil p. m.-Evening
prayer.
On Sunday morning the rector will
speak or the meeting of the Dio
cesan, council. ' '
Christian Church.
Special services Sunday ? as. fol
lows:
Bible school at 10:30 a. m., J. W.
Elgin, superintendent.
Sermon, by Rev. T. S. Haskell.
Mr. Haskell ls a splendid speaker
and has done some, evangelistic
work. .
All are cordially invited to hear
him. ' . . ' *
Bethel M. E. thnreh.
J. Q. Duggin, pastor. .,: i,
Supd.ay school-every Sunday at 10
?a. Ol., T. a.. Mct'onacll r.uperint.rp
1 dent,.- . ' v ' {, j
Preaching every first and .third
Sundays at 11:30 a. m., and every
Sunday evening at 8 p. m..
OrrVlHo M. K. Choren. !
Services at OrrvUlc Methodist
?church -Sunday May 21, 1916. . i
Sunday .school-at 10 .?Yclock a. .m.,
Mr. J. A. denn, superintendent. '
. .' Preaching rat .11:30. a. .m., by the
I pastor. Rev. L. W. Johnson.
\ j Preaching-at 8:00 o'clock, p. m.,
by thc, pastor. .....?.'...'...
Persons in our part ot the town
.jpYiEr. Sunday, villi find- this a( good
place' ib ottered church. Strangers
'always welcome.
POSTMASTER. EXAMINATION Itt
To-;Bb Held l'or Vacancy nt Easl?y
on Juuc2'4.l
''^T^?'Untted^SfUte'Cr^ c?m
r?iSSivS' announces that OQ Jii?ir 2 5^
an ? examin?t ?bit .'? wi jl .beheld pt ' A " -
donjon, ' ?f?V-'cfc as'is'rebult' ?t.'iwhielv
?t. uV expected to make certification
to fill a contemplated vacancy ld thc
position""?Ti-fp.?irth' class' postmaster
at ]Sahdy . Spr?hgB -^d-r?th?r '^V?liW
clegas1 they 'may-b'e'c?r.ati that1 ;!?.f
/IcoV^l?ssvit'^ah?lHbe. decided tn .the'
int?r?a?s. of ' the Servic? td fill thb-i
vacancy by .reinstatement ,t Tho eornV
pensaron of t?fe postmaster at this 1
offico was ?2in forth's last, fiscal]
yeari" >Bs - - V- '* '
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F?r 31 rs. ll. 8. Dowling.
A small informal but delightful
pleasant affair for Thursday after
noon was given by Mrs. B. O. Evans
at her attractive home on North Mc
Duffie street, In honor of Mrs. H.
S. Dowling.
} Just a few of Mrs. Dowling'*
special friends were Invited, for a
^little mewing party, and whilo all
'were very by/sy. with their work
Little^ Mlhis, Claudlanj-? KvanB, the
i< etty ilt^^daughter bf ' ?Mr. and
Mrs. Evans "wa--' rolled into-the room
in her go (Ca^.. In her arms she
held a pr?t;y. blue and' white basket,
filled with gtte' Jpr Mrs. Dowling.
Thcso had tiejj . brought by the
fricndB preaenV aiid was a completo
surprise to the honor guest. Later
Mr?. Evans assisted by Misses Tu
nice and Sara Evans served an clo?
gant salad courso with ice.
Mr?. C. "?Patrick of Charleston
is visiting h?r'-^'?'???t??>' Mrs. j. P.
Trowbridge.
MisB Anna Ross Cunningham han
gone to Hock Hill for o few dov?
visit to friends.
ffiM .Helen JjjarxU? .ls at homo from
BrenW~ebn'ego where she has beeii
j^it--i;eho(yi.v<}iirlny -tho past winter.
'Kiis8es,J'iiullr' flodges and Nelle
Smtth ol'. - :'; -r, r ?vero hero last night
?.'for jae .mo'&ig 'exercises of the city
^seho?W1, ?i,
T)r. Lilllari Carter will go to
Sparlanburg^ this morning to attend
thc''Q*Ate?pa{>h1kr convention which
will Convene there today. She wi',1
fc??th'mr'S?uu'ay.
D?lfentrnT&tJijg Ifoliert E. Lee.
The- regulad? monthly meeting . of
tho RobetL.jp-, iX-es, .chapter, waB held
yost?rday 'a?tef?oon " In the pai'lors
of Hotel Ohiquoln, the ho&'tesBes be
ing Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. B. B.
L'leckley,- and "Mrs."J Raymond Beaty.
There was a good " attendance of
members; am] the meeting was an
especially p?e^s^nt one.
The raoal^m?-? Hunt business for
tho afternoon--was tho ?lection of
ollie era .which resulted as follows
Mrsi R. C. Webb, president.
MTB.' D. ?.. iVandlver, first vice
president.: .:. . .:.. .
Mrs. W." HI Nardin, Jr., second
vice president,- -
Mrs. Minn lr- Milford, correspond
lng secretary,jetnd treasurer. !
Mian.. Edna,,-Hroyles, recording sec
retary...,',* .;
Mrs. G, ..fy^.Broyles, registrar.
, .Mr.s. J,..H. .^Vandiver, historian.
, Wi th this 1; nie nd id corps of of
fleers, the cb'nj)tor ts assured of a
vory -iUWmtft/sy??rh i : 5*e retiring
officers^ .with, %rs, Raymond Beaty,
aa prc?^lent, have . accomplished a
f;i cat' deal of , work, and much is due
to their faithful 'effort.
Tho. proirani w?s a very Interest
ing one, anil was fully enjoyed. The
first number, Vms the chapter prize
?suv??j^|lM^^|eJ Pruitt. Her
subject wai/'-'lntb In Anderson- Dur
ing the Confederacy." This was a
very-"tine' paper;' and' showed, much
careful 'study, and preparation by
the yoting writer1. Miss Clara Bpr
dine. gave a very attractive reading,
which was. followed, by a paper by
I Mrs. J. -th. , Vandlvcr. '."Stonewall
I Jackson's^ Way**'. The', music for tho
attej-rhoon" was'. a' treat . tn itself , and
was furnished. by jj Mrs . J., R. Vau
dlver, and Mrs. -JW.'.. Hi NaMln.^Jr."
During- tho social .'session, tho hos
tesses saryed their",guests with a ds
iightful course ot leca and cakes.
Miss Marie Williams of Tennessee
! waa' expected last'night - to bo thc
>^m^f^n^\C.\:. fl.-? Sullivan. Miss
.Williams* has'''visited' AtfdersO'n quito
often,and her many friends-wilt gi va
her a. very cordial welcome.;
; IicllghT^^rarir.
Rut)?' ;Kay, and Annie Mac
sCiM^v,ceI,?br^te4 ;-their fourth and
,iif tji birthday Tuesday- : afternoon at
tho; Kpane.-.of, MTV and Mrs : W. D.
?Qa^n^on ''j?rayt?n-V?t^e'et^ '. Equinox
m?l '^?y-. ? n y i ted-'a.- number of their
ir.tpnd^'a-nd. oiijoy??d ' themselves;';f or
iit^nle;'p?65in"g' ' games, thettTthey Were
invited' Into' the dining -roont where
.ice* cream--and dainty crackers were
serVe?: Both r??etvexi ia number, ot
nice presents.-(Contributed.)
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Shower For. Hiss Moseley.
. Ml? Leila Moseley. ? one? qt June'e
pretty- brides, wa* the honor guest
at: a', delightful shower yesterday yes?
teirday afternoon vyheh ;Mirs . Keith
|?**?thny entertained' at her homo on
'Calhoun- street. '.
'::This5 lovely homo, ia an attractive
spot to '. Mrs". . Provost's mabjr Wends,
\a\iH' 'about" Ibirty wer o invited for
*.V A?-in?^Pcstlng ilttl? coutest on
? kjtchan artipies, WJ?S^thesourco of
; mitch'' amnsem?nt, the honch* guest
Wn^i?i?Mft'1Mse;^oV' .the best an
swers, which proves what a compe
t <! M t, 'bonsekeeper . ?Tdo -frill make.
Attbt tho contest an old negro
matua ?.otb" the,:-\ at?\u.\?\lum y type,
[ETY i 1
brought in a basket of kitchen ar
ticles, tho gifts of the guest present
for Miss Moseley, and presentod
them to her and she thanked them
in lier own gracious and attractive
manner.
An elegant salad couro was served
by the charming hostess assisted by
Mrs. . P. B; Croyton, Mrs. Harles
ton Barton, Mrs. James Farmer,"Mr's.
Roscoe Moseley, and -.Miss Lola
Wilson. .
A 8hower For Mrs'. Dowling.- .
Mrs. H.. 8. Dowling, who is a
popular member and a larmer pres
ident of the Fobert E> Lee' chapter,
waB very much surprised and very
much touched yesterday afternoon,
when nt tho regular meeting the
ladles showerod, her w,lth; many beau
tiful and user?l gifts." "The plans
had been kept a complete secret, and
Hrs. Dowling was" in total Itcnorunce
of their Intc-nt'ons unil? the" ias-t
moment when the president In a hap
py and attractive little" spuech told
her of the sympathy of her friends in
tho recent loss of her home by fire,
and presented her with tho gifts each
had brought.
THE WEEK'S NEWS'
AT HONEA PATH
. lionea Path. May 19.-Mr. W. M.';
Wood spent yesterday in Greenville
on business.
Miss- Helen McGee,- formerly of
Greenwood but*now of Chicago, III.,
ls tho'guest.- of- her cousin, . Miss'
Caroline 'McGee. ... "
Mr." Elsie Johnson,'who has been
working at Waro Sh?als for the past
fewmonths; is quite ill-at' hls-fath
erV homo > near Barker's Creek
church. .
Mr; John M ; Wood ll preparing bi
build a brick store ' room? mr tho lot
adiolnlng Lindley'.'! market.' It wilt
ber used ha a automobile- supply
Mil. Katherine Land, widow- Of
tho fate W. L. Land,- has returned
to her horrie in'Atlanta'nft?r n visit
or several wooka ta relatives' i h thlB
section.
air? W. C. Sharpe, who has been
critically 111 for: severalv days, was'
carried to tho Columbia hospital
yesterday afternoon whore he
will undergo' a ?serlour, ' operation.
Messrs." B. P.-Gasaaway, *J. F.
liltir.: W. S.~ Fleming- "and A, B.
.Shirley left- Monday- for Birmingham,
Al:.,, to ? attend the annual' reunion
of'the Confederate veterans?.
I Mr. P. W. Sullivan, cashier of the
Citizens bank,- attended the semi-an
nual meeting ot Group 1, South Car
olina . Bankers' association . -hold - -In
Andorran. .
, Tita many friends and acquaintan
ces bf Mrs.' Jane Leach" Anderson
win be pained to learn fhat she has
been quite ill for. the past few. weeks,
she is thought'tb'be some bo'., ter.
- Messrs. C. E..Harper,' Mi -r *sh
l?v, 8. C. Murdock , and JOi . T.
Murdock! leftyeWerday mbir ?ag for
fol uinb I a to attend tho Democratic
iii ato eoii ventlon. '"
Miss Maggie McGee will 'leave next
week for Oxford; N. C.j to spend two
woellB' with' her- brbther. Mr. H. A..
McGee. Sho will ? bo accompanied by
Matterer Abner and Gladnoy McGee,
who have been . attending school
hero.
ABBEVILLE NEWS
REVIEW OF WEEK
Abbeville, May 17,-W. Ff Bad
ell ff o, of Gilgal, was here Monday on
Business.
Mr. .T. GI Baker bf Greenwood
was a business visitor tb the city on
Tuesday.
.Mrs: Lucy Thomson left last
Thursday' for an extended visit to
her'sbn,' Thomas Thomson In A'ugus
. ' lifrB. S. J.- Zeiglor of Gr?ebwood,
known- to her friends here aa v< Mise
Howell McIntosh ot Bordeaux,' was
n?re^ yesterday. it:
J.J.- Grant ot LowndeevlHe- wan a
Monday visitor* to the city; fi He was
returning - home ?.. after a visit to
Greenwood county. \
fMre. J. W. Wharton of Iva, and
Miss . Kerr, of Verdery, were in the
city shopping Monday. They came,
together and made the trip iaVa.-car
j J>r. O'. A. Nauffer has returned
from . Greenville, where be - jyent to
attend tho meeting pf; the State Con
vention of. the/ Woodmen*, of the
World. S
? s Henry .Cation came down from s An
derson last Sunday and spent; the day
with his grandmother, Mrs>;JT."
Marshall. Ho was accompanied 'by
US friend; WP mI Nlptiijiso?;? W
!'.--'JIUa,'Bertha Hail, .who has a splen
did tibaHori (ri Greenwood;*. visited
her par?pta in Fort Pichen?; Sunday.
Mrs. W. 1>: Barksdple, is nt home
ifter an extended Visit tb Mrs: J.: D.
Bundy in Monroe. Mrs. Bondy carno
howe "wltf* heV ami wilt tf-ait* for sev
?ra?. Baye*-' 'X '? ; ":' '
.WU ^?ti? Bradley /oome^
fritittib from' ?ne Wee* where:
aft?-towt vlBitlng friends.
: ?^rW waa a'pleasritrt dance among
ln#?yo?i?r^.atf i tie-home: o^?ilft
EC?ta'Haateeil hut; Atanday night
Mr; and Mr?: Edgar Mn* and the
Ittle daughter, came over from
3WettWood last week abd ?pant aev
days' wi th japtae? folks.*
Mw. John ?i^ggmiftfe. br Ben
?tttvllle, .speati.^Hfi, frmtox*
Sabbath in AbbavllK the-guest o
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