The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-19
Bolton News.

MI Clarence Robinson and family
have moved to Williamson. Mr.. !. l..
baSwc!l, cloth room ovcisccr ut the
Bclton cotton mill has moved in house
vacated by Mr.. Robinson, No. ! Lewis
street.
Mr.. w. {. Cobb, the popular Super
intcndcnt of the Bolton mill, spent last
Friday in Anderson.
Mr.. Il. a. Lewis and w. A. Clement
made business trip to Greenvillc last
Thursday.
Miss Eloisc Britt, OF Mccormick, is
visiting iIcr sister, Mrs. Is. NJ. Chcatham.
The BcltOn Dramatic Club are re-
hcarsing popular cbarade to be rem
dcrcd during the Christmas holidays.
Rev. Mr.. Tate filled his regular ap-
pointmcnt here Sunday, preaching two
fine mountaineering and evening.
MIR. and Mrs. y. a. Wilson. II. a.
Griffin and daughter, and others, at
tended the X. of i. memorial services
in Anderson last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary j. Williams and Mr.. j. +.
Guy: the popular Superintendent of
the Prlzer mills, will be married mex t
Thursday afternoon ut the residence of
Mr.. l.. S. Bigby, in Williamson. Mrs.
Williams has many friends here who
vii! extend congratulations.
Mrs. Lewis ID. Blake, who has been
visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. +.
a. Smyth, Of Pclzcr, has returned
home.
Mr.. X. l.. Dugan and family, of
Toncy Creek, have moved to Belton.
Mr.. John II. West, Principal of the
Pclzcr High School, was in town Sun
day. Y.
Just one week from now until Christ :
mas, and then what Il glorious time for
the young folks, old folks and little
folks.
Quite Il number Of orr people at
tended the Baptist State Convention Mt
Greenwood, S. c., and report n good
meeting with plenty Of speeches, good,
bad and "sorter." Those from here
were Miss Marvin Quattlcbauf1, Mrs
DR.. Bowen, Messrs. Louis and Reed
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B.
Cheatham. Quite Il missionary feeling
prevailed, and on Saturday night, in
the short space Of half an hour, over
sixteen hundred dollars were raised
for State missions
Again Cupid's bow has been strung
and tho arrows are flying recklessly.
Mrs. Williams, quite recently OF our
town, but now living Mt Williamson,
will be married on next Thursday, Goth
inst, in the afternoon, to Mr.. Guy, of
Pelzer. Also another one of our most
accomplished young ladies will make
her home at Pelzer after Jan. nth,
1901, 80 "Dame Rumor" reports. Bel
ton knows how to end the nineteenth
century.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Balentine, from
near Columbia, will move to our town
and mako this their future home. A
hearty welcome to all.
The Belton High School will close
Dec. 10Th and open again Jan. end,
1901, for Christmas holidays.
Prof. b. f. Gecr, of Furman Univer-
sity, wOrshipped with his home church
Sunday and listened to very able
sermon by Rev. w. II. Tate.
All should sec and hear the Dramatic
Club Christmas. 1t will be good, bet
ter, best, and you Will not regret it;
besides the proceeds are for a worthy
cause, hence all should turn out in full.
The Bapsists~ are arranging good
program for tho Union Meeting, and
are expecting a+full meeting. Dele
gates should write Mr.. Joel Rice,
Chairman Committee, Belton, S. c.,
and homes will be assigned to them.
At the meeting on Saturday Mrs. Will
son, President of tho Woman's Mis-
sionary Society, will address the So
ciety; also n paper will be prepared
and read on GLOW to create n greater
enthusiasm in Mission Work"
Tho members of the Woman's Mis-
siOnary Society will observe the Week
of Prayer here, beginning Jan. 9th.
The following is the program arranged
for the week: Sunday, Jan. 9th, Ser
mon to Society by Rev. w. Il. Tate;
Monday, Pagan Countries" (China,
Africa and Japan, Mrs. j. l.. Vass;
Tuesday, Home Missions" Miss Eva
Stringcr; Wednesday, christmas Of
fcring," Miss NJ. w. Quattlebaum;
Thursday, "Papal Fields," (Mexico,
Italy md BraziN. Miss Daisy Rice;
Friday, "The Southern Baptist Con-
vention," Mrs. r. Is. Cheatham; Satur-.
day. "The Outlook" Mrs. w. c. Bowen.
The Senior Glass of the High School
have received their badges, which are
of gold and artistically carved, on
which we find "B. H. s., 1901" en-
graved, and the class colors, white and
purple, enameled thereon. The stu
dents of the school are discussing
whether or not they will publish
monthly paper after Christmas. A
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