The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-19
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realization by the united efforts Of few
OF the. progressive and talented young
ladies of this immediate neighborhood,
assisted by a few of the Older members of
the Church at this place. Among the
number who deserve special mention for
their labor and zeal in behalf Of tho enter
tainment may be mentioned Misses Jen-
ME Cowan, little Allen, Icy Jones, Sallie
Prutt, Maggie MCGEE, Lura Jones and
Mrs. P. B. Allen. A Committee Of the
older ladies had charge of the supper, and,
through the courtesy Of Mr.. ]. T. G.
Jones, it was given in his vacant store
room. The cuisine was all that could be
desired, the table being supplied with
turkey, ham, beef, oysters and pastry Of
all kinds, and with many other delicacies
too mum erous to mention. From early in
the afternoon until dark the Committee
was kept busy serving their hungry
guests, who, with one accord, pronounced
the supper grand success in all it's de.
tails, and we say we'll done to this hard
worked Committee for the magnificent
manner in which the refreshments were
served. By Z o'clock, the time appointed
for the Concert to open, the large Masonic
E[all was denscly packed by an eager
crowd to witness the plays and hear the
singing This part of the entertainment
was under the immediate control of Prof.
had labored hard to prepare the young
ladies' and gentlemen for their respective
parts in the plays and songs to be rem
dared. To Judge from the excellent acting
and singing, they had left nothing undone
to fully prepare the different characters
! for the parts they were to assume. The
stage was beautifully decorated, aud in
front Of the same in large letters was the
motto, "Welcome to ALL The following
is a short synopsis of the plays and songs
given during the evening"
Song-"Gathered Once More"
Dialogue-Ehe old country aunts visit
to the city'-Two acts.
-"Aldine''-Quartette.
Dialogue-"The Mouse Trap
Song--"We shall stand before tho King"
Recitation--"A Household Fairy'-by
little girl.
DiaIogue-"Twenty Years Hence"
Song-"What shall the harvest be-"
Oialogue-"The Masterpiece"
| Song-"Shun the Broad Road"-solo
| with full chorus.
Dialogus-"Aunt Betsy's Beaux"-two
| acts.
song-"We are Little Travellersn-solo
by little girl with full chorus.
Dialogue-.sThe Best Cure.n
Song -"Homeless to Night"
Song-"The Model Church'-solo.
Closing Song-"Good Night"
Every one engaged in the Concert per-
formed their parts we'll, and with credit to
themselves and to the entire satisfaction
of the managers. The very best of order
was observed during the entire evening,
and every one present expressed them.
selves as being highly pleased with the
management Of the entire affair. The net
receipts amounted to $141, and it will be
used to purchase a new organ for the
Church at this place, and the remainder
will be spent in repairs on the Church
building
Rev. H. NJ. Allen filled his appoint
ment at this place last Sunday and
preached an interesting sermon.
MIR. a. A. Dean is still at the head of the
Sunday School, and has some excellent
teachers to assist him in the persons of
MI L. S. Clinkscales, Miss Bette Earle
Mrs. P. B. Allen and Mrs. Claude Dean.
With such an able corps Of teachers, Mr..
Dean will be enabled to do some faithful
work for the Master.
Miss Jennie Cowan, of Mt. Carmel, S.
c., has charge of the public school at this
place, and, judging from her qualifications
and fitness rs q teacher she must be
doing some efficient work in her school.
We wish her much success.
Starr Alliance will meet next Saturday,
2lst inst, at o'clock p. N. It will be to
the interest of every member to be pres.
ent, as business of much importance will
come before the meeting.
Messrs. J. r. c. Jones and D. G. Rampy
have commenced to remodel and other
wise improve their residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. MCGEE, who spent
several weeks with friends in this locality,
have returned to their home in Walhalla
Mrs. jamie Spearman, of Princeton, S.
c., is visiting friends and relatives in this
section. We hope her visit may be one of
pleasure and enjoyment.
Rev. c. Y. Barnes, who will supply the
Church at Hebron during the next year,
preached on excellent sermon to his con-
ing. He will preach at Hebron the End
Sunday evening of each month at
O'Clock, during next year. The Doctor
has many friends in this section, and his
labors, we hope, will have tho tendency to
bring about a more liberal Christian
hearted feeling among the members and
friends of the Church. The Church build
ing needs ceiling and Otherwise Finishing
up. The material fox fourishing Sun
day School is abundant, and yet we have
no school. Come together, friends, and
with the assistance Of the pastor, let US
make one more effort to finish the Church
building and organize fourishing Sun
day School.
Miss Leona Black, of fAbbeville County,
will take charge of the public school at
Miss Black comes armed with first
grade certificate from our sister County of
Abbeyille, and bids fair to make her mark
in her chosen profession.
We are reliably informed that one of
the members of the Storeville Alliance, in
order to attend recent meeting of his
Alliance, and who desired to finish sowing
his crop Of wheat, went to ploughing at
O'Clock Saturday morning by the light
Of the moon, but unfortunately for him
his hitherto easy, steady going mule failed
to take in the situation or to realize the
necessity for such radical change in bus
iness, and could not be induced to follow
the furrow. Reluctantly our neighbor
SOAStN SttoPOAeA SkSAouAoLAot eA1N.
silently with all nature hushed to rest
around him, he unhitched, returned home
and went to bed. Truly, the Alliance is
doing much good in the land.
| Our clever young friend, Mr., A. G.
Smith, of the Hebron neighborhood, sur
prised his friends last Sabbath by return
ing, after short absence, with his lovely
bride. Such surprises are pleasant and
agreeable, Andy, and your many friends
wish you and your lovely bride life of
happiness and unalloyed pleasure.
The farmers of this section are winding
up their work tor the year 1880.
1t has been a prosperous year with the
farmers, and they have much TO be thank
full for.
AS this communication has already
grown too lengthy, we will close by wish
| ing you, Messrs. Editors, and your many
readers merry Xmas and Happy New
Year. OMEGA.
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