The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-07-19
Denver Items.

| Sandy Springs SUNDAY SCHOOL ODSerVeO
"childi ems day" Saturday, the 18th inst.
All those in attendance seemed to enjoy
themselves 80 we'll, that we append the
programme. The exercises were opened
with prayer by the pastor, Rev. N. B.
Clarkson, after which the school Joined in
singing, when the following programme
was gone through, Wis
Scripture Recitations" by class.
Maude Donthit- :,
..Poetical Pearls" Recitation by class
| of nine boys and girls.
| Music.
"Questions and Answers" Recitation
by Lille Elrod and Hattie McWhorter.
"Appeal for Sabbath School," Recita-
tion BY Myrtle McWhorter.
"Parody on the Declaration of Indepen-
dence." Recitation by R. E. Jolley, d.
L. Reid and HIN. Garrison.
achild of the Church. Recitation by
-sEIoa sHow shall shall come to God9" Recita.
ton by Maude Douthit and Hattie
McWhorter.
"Character of Christ" Recitation by
class of thirteen boys and girls.
enquiry" Recitation by Bessie Nc.
| Whorter.
| Music.
"What is Wisdom ?" Recitation by
Hattie McWhorter.
missionary Money" Dialogue by Gus.
McPhail and Robbie Burns.
"Valedictory." Recitation by Margie
Major.
Music.
After an interesting address by Rev. F..
a. Childs, the school took recess for din
ner, which was enjoyed by all present,
candidates included.
On reassembliDg music. followed by
an address from Mr.. G. +. Jones, COM
pleted the days pleasures. !.
Fair hands had tastefully decorated the
church with eyergreens and beautiful pot
! plants.
Much credit is due Mr.. w. A. G. Nc
| Whorter, the energetic superintendent,
for the success of the occasion.
The young ladies of the church, led by
Miss Carrie Watkins, with commendable
energy and perseverance have just sue
ceeded in having blinds put to the win
dows, and the floor oarpeted, Nothing
| succeeds like success" and when the
young ladies take hold of an enterprise
| like this, success is sure to crown their
| efforts.
The cool shade, the mineral water, the
| rugged scenery, the sportlve fish IN the
pond close by, all combine to render Jol-
ley's spring an attractive place for the old,
the young, the sick, the we'll, the hot, the
dry, those in love, those out Of love- and
candidates, to while away the hot and
sultry summer hours. The pic mic there
last Saturday was most enjoyable affair.
A large attendance, sumptuous dinner,
good cheer and sociability combined to
make the occasion pleasant. Several
candidates were present, including one
for Solicitor.
Mr.. ]. L. Glenn exhibited new pat
ented cow-hitching apparatus, intended to
supply long felt want in grazing stock.
In attempting to cross the railroad on
Felton's bridge, the wife and daughter of
experience with mule last week. The
driver thought to lead the mule across
instead of driving 1t. and caught the lines
behind the rings and got in front of the
mule. Consequently the more she pulled
one way, the more it pulled the mule
backwards, till finally buggy and mule
went backwards in the railroad cut, about
fifteen or twenty feet deep. The buggy is
a wreck, but the mule is not the worse
for the fall.
A very nice rain fell in this section last
Sunday, but the "clay soaker" has not
come yet.
Miss Bette Cooper is quite low with ty-
phoid fever. JAY.