The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12
news NOTES OF THE CONVENTION
PERSONAL MEFgrEcN INCIDENTS IN THE MEETING AND
IN THE AFTERNooN CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS

}SphBfebblOnai Snurch OF Charleston,
las the distinction Of being the pas
tor Of the oldest Congregational
church In the State. He Is a visitor
at the convention. as ars several del
egates from his church. His Sunday
school superintendent was to have
come but suffered q severe accident
last week In a Charleston machine
shop and came very near losing his
life. a Sunday school memorandum
book, bound in leather, actually saw
lug him from death: Mr.. Crimson is
natiyo Of New York hut now a real
Charlestonian. The church OF which
ne is pastor has been rebuilt five
times, and is one OF the oldest or
ganized churches in America. being
started beofre the present Charleston
was founded, on its site of Old Char
lesion:
DR.. 8. r. Hallmon. pastor of the
Lutheran church OF Spartanburg, who
delivered the opening prayer yester-
day, was for ten years the head of the
Southern. Lutheran Magazine, and has
built up a great work at Spartan
burg. Though nearly so years old.
he is still actively in harness, man
much fevered.
Among the prominent yisitors here
are Deaceness Gadsden OF the Church
Home Orphanage At Yorkville, an
Episcopal institution. She brought
with her several delegates from the
Church Home.
The Chamber of Commerce quar-
ters yesterday were practically de-
serted, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, as
ssstant secretary, acted as one Of
the registrars at the Y. M. C. A. and
secretary Wllaley was attending to
visitors attending the convention.
Clemson College is well represent
ed at the convention with cadets and
local church leaders there. The ca
diets are members OF the Ifiterdenom-
national Sunday School OF Clemson
College.
"a number OF visitors after regis
tering. went through the plant of
John 4. Burriss & Son, Just across
the street. to see where the interlock-
Ing tin shinalasl are made
At St Johns Methodist church yes
terday afternoon a. little Hour-year-oid
girl, wishing TO attend the elementary
Conference, in order to hear Miss
Vanaiyer tell her Parable came in
alone and snnheralded, and spurning
the, offer, OF the Jshers to find her a
seat, proceeded to select one to her
liking In the rear OF the auditofi1fi.
soon nnesgengers arrived to asceF-
tain little girl dressed in bluep
q had come e. Scll..::ee!.y the little ia6y's
mother In great distress arrived, and
q thorough sgearch resulted in the
discovery OF the little tot quietly
sleeping. Miss vandiyer failed 20 ap-
pear on the program, and this little
lady made known her disRpp
by going to sleep. Il s
Recently when publishing the pro-
gram OF; the, Convention, Miss Grace
W. Vandiyer was spoken OF as rthe
brains Of the movement In south
CarQ1ina. We now wish to modify
this and cali iiisE nov Tine heart OF
the Inopemerit," It Is hard for many
OF her admirers and friends to find
Fsconcilement. and they cannot un-
derstand why. .she went ana did II. %
As Mrs. but what's the use?
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ss treat treat vac siizJj0y "a t hy sew
eral music lovers at the store room
OF Willis & SpeaFms q yesterday after
noon when AGr. "A, w. Roper, OF vi
mona Lake. Ind, who IS pianist at the
{ convention gave 8 concert of half an
sllonF, PLAYING the beautiful Lester pi-
aglo TO be given away by The Intel
They do say that. this piano is now