The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-02-23
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P. P. Benson, Miss Martha Baskins, Miss
Matilda Cobb, Miss Malissie Davis, Law
renee Dawson, A. D. Davis, Miss Harriet
Ellis, NJ. NJ. Gambrell, S. S. freeman, r
Hammond, j. J. Hutto, ]. F. Johnson,
J. 81. Mathis, ]. A. Mattison, Miss Alice
Oliver (2), E. X. Pelmer, Renie Rayenel'
Miss Harriet WarRer.
Mr.. s. W. Smith, of Hopewell Town
ship, who was accidentally shot by his
son, while hunting, several weeks ago,
was in the city last Friday for the first
time since his accident. His wounds have
not entirely healed. but in the course of
few weeks he will be all right again. Mr..
Smith had a narrow escape, and the IN
rELL1aENcER rejoices with bis many
friends at his recovery.
The Young Mems Christian Association
was organized last Sunday afternoon with
twenty-eight members. The following
officers were elected: President, j. G.
Clinkscales; Vice Presidents, w. F. Cox,
w. R. Osborne, G. C. Langston and R. G.
Webb; Secretary, R. NJ. Baker; Treasu-
rer, s. S. Baker. The Association will do
good work In the city, and it should
have the encouragement and support OF
all good people.
Rev. E. o. Frierson, of Laurens, who
was announced to lecture in the city last
Thursday and Friday evenings, was una
voidably detained at home, and did not
reach Anderson until Saturday. He oc-
oupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, preaching forcible
sermon. On Monday night he lectured
on'the "Huguenots," and his lecture was
exceedingly interesting and instructive.
On Wednesday night his subject was the
"Covenanters."
A warrant was issued last week by j.
81. Hutchison, Trial Justice, on the affida-
Wit of B. F. Dacus, Of Pendleton, against
Abe Stewart and two other white men
who live in Pickens County, charging
them with stealing still and patent
doubler from Dacus The warrant was
carried to Pickens and endorsed, and the
defendants brought before Trial Justice
Hutchison, who, after holding the prelim.
mary examination, sent the case up to the
Court Of Sessions.
Mr.. A. o. Norris, one of our County
Commissioners, who has been spending
the past six weeks in Texas with relatives,
returned home last Friday, having had a
most pleasant trip. Mr.. Norris spent the
greater portion of his time at Graham, in
the Northeastern portion of the State.
He comes back very favorably impressed
with portions of Texas, though he says
he would not advise any man who has
good home and is doing we'll here to
move West. The soil in portions Of the
State is very deep, while in other portions
he says he never saw poorer land. He
says Texas is like any other country-has
its advantages as well as its Disadvantages.
Rev. T. f. Gadsden has furnished US
the following order of services for Grace
(EpiscopaD Church during Lent, which
began on the ] 5th inst. :. Divine services
by the Rector o. sLay-reader on all Sun
days at II a. m. on Tuesdays at 10 a. M;
on Wednesdays at 4.30 p. m.; on Fridays
at I. 80 p. M. except on Fridays before the
s2nd and 4th Sundays, when services will
be held at 10 a. m. The ministers and
members of all denominations are cordial
" invited to attend these services. A
ssquestion box" for Lent will be found
near the door, intended for questions on
any religious subject. Write out the
question on slip Of paper and drop it in
the box, and the answer will be given
from the chancel at the next meeting.
The Misses Morris are to be congratu-
lated on their selection of the stained
glass windows placed in the rear of
the chancel in Grace Episcopal) Church
by them in memory of their deceased
father, mother and sister. There are
three lancet windows. On the middle and
higher one is beautiful background with
clouds above, just under which is the
mountain side, and at the base of the
mountains Is clearly seen q green valley,
as it were just beyond still waters. Over
this background appears the "Good Shep-
herd" with lamb in his arms and five
sheep clustering around his feet. Just
under this these words are plainly seen :
ST know my Sheep" At the top of the
left hand window is st. Matthew in the
form of an angel with a human face. In
the centre of this window is the Cross
with the Greek letter "alpha," and under
this is calf with the words "St. Luke"
over it. At the top of the right hand win.
dow is lion representing st. Mark. In
the centre of this window the Gross again
appears with the Greek letter 'omega, !"
indicating that the Cross is first and last in
the plan of salvation. Near the bottom
Of this appears flying eagle, represent
ing st. John. These representations are
buppOsSO'tO nave Ueou tdhcu i4Om tsoys
4th ch., 9th and 7th vs.. The three win
dows make one picture-indicating the
Trinity, "Three in one" Across the bot
tom of all three appear these words: "To
the glory of God and in memory of Ed
ward Morris, his wife Margaret Anne
Primrose, and their daughter Julia Motto
Morris. A. D. 1887" This is quite an
improvement, and adds very much to the
interior appearance of Grace Church. To
be fully appreciated it must be seen. The
cost is supposed to be not less than $500.
Centerville Items.
The farmers had some fine weather last
week, and the most of them made good
use Of their time. But bad weather has
come again and we are idle now.
A most delightful pound party was en-
joyed at Miss Campbell's on the evening
of the 14th inst, large crowd of young
people being present.
On the evening of the 18th inst. the
young people met at Mr.. Martins resi-
dence and had some fine music and sing
ing. Such occasions are always pleasant
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