The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-10

features OF the Wh0le aualr was t0e pres
enoe of some of the best sets of features in
Anderson, select assortment of remark
ably pretty girls having come overto help
the P. NJ. l. represent that city. G'he ball
game between the P. M. I. and lFurman
University was interesting and we'll
played. Furma'4 outdid Anderson at the
bat, but the Cafets showed themselves to
be wonderfully neat, quick feldera."
Rev. W. T. Matthews, the evangelist of
the South Carolina Presbytery, closed a
very interesting and successful meeting at
Roberts Church last Sunday night, after
having preached eight successive days and
nights. He was assisted by the pastor,
Rev. R. G. Ligon and Rev. Hugh AIcLees.
The Church was filled to its utmost capac-
ity at nearly every service, and the mem.
bers of all denominations manifested a
deep interest in the meeting. It was one
of the best meetings ever held in taat Sec
tion of the County, and the cause Of the
blessed Saviour has been revived in every
household. Twenty-three persons pro-
fessed conversion, all of whom except
three, Joined Roberts Church. M. Mat
thews is most eloquent speaker aad log
ical reasoner, and the good people of the
Roberts section will long remember him.
A little change was made in the sched-
ule of the south bound passenger tain on
the G. & g. r. R. last Sunday, ard as
consequence the through connection OF
the morning train from Atlanta has been
broken at Seneca. The south bound pas
senger train now passes Anderson at 1855
D, M, twenty minutes earlier thnn for
nerly. A mixed train is now rurs daily,
except Sunday, between Greenwood and
Walhalla. Going to Walhalla this train
passes Honsa Path at $40 a. M, Belton at
8, Anderson at II, Pendleton at 1912, and
arriving at Walhalla at p. m. From
Walhalla this train passes Pendleton at 8
D. M, Anderson at 4, Bolton at 6, Honea
Path at $50, and arriving at Greenwood
at p. m. This train will be a great &C
commodation to the people along the rail-
road between Greenwood and Ws.lhalla,
and people between Greenwood and An
dtsrson can visit this city, spend five
hours and return home the same day. A
correct schedule will be published next
week.
The second annual meeting CT tho
Methodist Sunday School Conference of
Anderson County was held at Pendleton
last Friday and Saturday, and was very
we'll attended. The election of officers re-
suited as follows President, R. W. Simp-
son; Vice. Presidents, Rev. John Attaway
and Rev. s.. n. Zimmerman; Secretary,
q. n. Blease: Treasurer, J. T. Busby;
Executive Committee, r. w. Rotarock,
W. T. McGiEI, D E King, r. M. Graham
and J. T. Busby. A number of inGerest-
ing and profitable questions In reference
to the Sunday School work were discussed.
Rev. J. G. spann delivered an address on
the relation Of pastors to the Sunday
Schools, and Rev. John Attaway en- the
conversion Of cbildres. The proceedings
throughout were exceedingly interesting
and will MO doubt result in awakening
new zeal aud interest in the Sunday
School work. The Misses Simpson con-
Quoted the song services of the Conference
and by their etforts added much to the in
tot the meeting The good people of
Pendlvtol,, in lhoir usual hospitable man.
ner, warmly welcomed and highly enter
tanned the delegates. The next annual
Conference will be hsld ut Sandy Springs
on Friday end Saturday before tho first
Sunday in May, 1894