The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-30
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The Rev. T. N. Land delivered two
very impressive sermons at this place
last Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning.
The farmers OF this section have de-
cided to SOW more grain and plant
less cotton next year, and we think
this a very wise idea tas we. are great
believers In, raising every thing we
need to eat on the, farm. Every farmer
should SOW lot OF wheat and oats.
plant more corn and less cotton. raise
all the hogs and cattle possible, and
ideyote all the spare time they could
70 poultry We certainly do believe
that II every farmer would do this
there would be better times.
/ Mrs., p. G. Gillespie has had an at
tack OF tonsilitis, but at this writing
She is much improved. stzt
Mrs. T. F. Evatt and charming lit
tie children, Maude and Wayman, Wis
tied her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mays, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Poore and family Of the
Lebanon section visited at the home
of Mr. ]. c. Gillespie last Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Smith and family OF Corfnth:
No. 2. attended services at this place
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O.. Evatt and little
daughter, Agnes. visited the formers
mother. Mrs. M. ]. Evatt, last Sun
day. 55f 81.
Mr. Eugene McAlister and family
spent last Sunday at Mr.. 8. P. Phil
lips. @.s -E!s l.;
Master Nc Donnie Phillips, who has
been on the sick list, is much improv-
dsat this time. - So Ii ..:.:
Tho friends OF Master John Lender
man will be glad to learn that he is
improving q little. though It Is but
slight, the doctor and nurse have
more hopes than at the last writing.
Little Eliza Is almost well again. She
ts able to be on her usual round OF
play duties. +ssgS 5a :ts,
We often hear; people wondering
how disease germs get scattered. We
can ahBwer. BY the fiios: as much as
any other way. IL they have access to
barns, hog pens and other filthy pla-
ces, and are not screened, or ofher-
wise kept away from the food which
we eat: How can we expect anything
but disease !? Therefore we should be
unusually careful at this time, eBrc-
cially. We should make very sure
that these .detestabIe t,critters" have
not been allowed to alt upon anything
that we eat. OF get into that which
we drink. We have heard the old
adage, all our lives that "cleanliness
| is next to Godlfness," and we know
lof csrtninty that cleanliness isiab-
solutely necessary to good health.
| Mrs. r. F. Evatt dinef with MIR. and
Mrs. p, @. Gillespie Sunday. ':9Gsr
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w. ;Gilliard of Nor
rls spent very pleasant hour at Mr..
w. .. Sears last Sunday,
Among those who attended the Bel
ton Fair from this section were Mr..
and Mrs, J.. w. Newton. They made
the trip In their auto.
The many friends .of Miss Nellie
| NewtpnvilI be glad to know that she
is improving some. 3;;!5j s.
mir aIia 81 S. S. q, T 1y. Sy-s .
Eday Right at the home OF ! MR. is G,
sss...!esEtts. &.
I Mr.. Henry Hicks and family OF The
tSix and Twenty section dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp Hicks Sunday
Eas With very best Wishes TO Mr.. EmoAk
| and his valuable Daily Intelligencer,
will ring off and promise to come
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