The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-25
NeWsFrolll Seneca

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The school folks are coming home
for the holidays, and the town is en-
livened by their presence.
Cbas. Byrd, Oscar Doyle and julie
Holleman came home Saturday from
the University OF South Carolina.
Missea Sue Ellen Hunter and Louise
Lawrence returned Saturday from
lander College FOR Abe holidays.
Misses Ivor and Hannah Brown are
here to spend the holidays. the guests
OF Mrs. Grace w. Werner.
Miss Nina Norman. who Is attend
ing school in Concord came home
Monday to spend the holidays with
her parents at the Oconee Inn.
Mr.. John Ballanger returned Satur-
day from Clinton; where he is at
tending the Presbyterian College OF
South Carolina, to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Ballanger.
Miss Gladys Famsey. who is in
school at Winston Salem is at home
for tho holidays>with her aunt, Mrs.
DR.. W. F. Austin.
Miss Edith Lindsay is at home from
Due West College for Women for the
holidays.
Thornley, Cary is at home from the
University Of South Carolina for the
holidays.
| Willie Austin, J. w. Stribling, Hor-
ace Wood, Brown Werner, B. L. Ham,
iltOn are at home from Clemson COL
lege for the holidays. M,
Miss BERTHE Abbott who has been In
a 'ot n1fN NcH
ney. is visiting her brother, Mr.. D. s.
Abbott, here.
The Misses Nell and Nancie Hines.
Laura Perritt are at home from Win
throp College for the holidays.
Mrs. W. j. Lunney went to Char
lotte, N. c.. Wednesday to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Mr.. s. T. Russell OF Wilmington il
visiting friends in town.
On Tuesday afternoo Miss Sue Gig
ni!lfst entertained In honor OF Miss
Carry Hunter, who is soon to be
married to Mr.. T. B. Jones OF Town
Vile.
Miss Agnes Daheyty of Hanford,
CAL, is visiting ha, cousin, Mrs. D..
s. Abbott, on Fair Play street.
The Seneca grad ed school closed its
doors for tho Christmas holidays on
Wednesday and viii. not resume it's
1esslons until January 4. 1916. Most
OF the teachers will go tn their re-
spective homes for the holidays. Miss
Moore will remain here. Prof. H. G..
Smith. the principal. will go to Greers,
Alss Miriam Jennings to Spartanburg,
Miss Florence Reid to Rock Hill, Miss
Morrison to Clemson College, Miss
Rittie Sleigh to Red Bank. Ga.
| In spite or the %hard s:ines'' and
the bad weather the Senecn merchants
have enjoyed q good trade this week
md everything has had the air OF a
prosperous time for, few days.
Rev. and Mrs. j. e. Wallace OF
Westminster are visiting his brother,
Ray. II q. Wallace. of this place. IS
Mrs. WayEian Holland and Mrs.
Lille dSitton were in Anderson shop
ping Wednesday. ~
Miss hiargte Holland. who is teach
ing school at Norcros, Ca, Is at home
for the holidays. so
Messrs. Clarence and Ernest Nor
man are at home for the holidays. Mr..
Clarence Is attending the Lutheran
Seminary and Ernest is attending
I 0Uutu :CAEOlIuh O0lt6TblLy. e-i
Mr. Albert Norman, who is attending
Clemson College. ia at home for the
holidays. sll Z
Mr.. Sam Cherry Of Spartanburg
came to Seneca Saturday to spend
the holidays with the family OF Mr.. w.
x. Livingston.
= MI. H. Y. Wilson Of, Kings Noun
tain is assisting In the express office
here during the Christmas rush.
Mr.. Fuller McGill OF Kinga Noun
tain spent few hours with his friend.
Mr.. Ware, at the express office We'd
nesday.
Mr.. George Irby, who is teaching
the Keowee high school was In Sene-
4 ca Wednesday, en- route to his home
at Laurens to spend the holidays.
Misa Eebecca Todd, who is attend
Ing school In Lexington, KY, Is at
home for the holidays with her, parv
entsfi Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Todd.
! 81 Miss Mae Hubbard is home from
Winthrop College for the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and MIRA. ,Thos.
Hnbbards ,.ts gS,=t X ], 8 ~ ); x. (.
!: Dr.. and Mrs. Written OF Cross, Hill
expect to spend the Christmas holi-
days with Mrs. Whitten's: parents. Mr..
and Mfs. J. j. Ballenger. ji>jii.l III
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