The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-08

eontsBtedg for the orators medal.
Those WHO entered the contest were
Miss Mildred Weight, hiss Annie Bell
Strickland, Miss Gladys Johnson, Miss
jamie Stewart, Miss Hattie Stripes aud
MF. Clarence Garrett.
The judges were Rev Ssssard, Rev
Walters and Mise Ernestine HHaior.
They decided that the beautiful gold
medal given by the school improve
ment association should 60 to Miss
JAMIE Stewart who co beautifully re-
cited S.Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight.
After the Judges decision the presen-
tation Of The medal an6 beneiiction.
the great concourse OF friends who
had assembled themselves TO hear the
six young folks speak, retired from
ths auditorium to the hall below,
where ices and cake were served by
the ladies' of the Improvement associa-
ton. The three teachers received much
genuine praise for their past work.
They left Saturday for their homes :,
Prof. Petrie left for visit to Ncrris,
where he taught last year. then one to
his home IN SpaTtanburg. Miss Ola
ScogSiHs left for her home In, Due
Wess and Miss Edith Bigby, went to
her hsssao u WWiissiiiafIstoi
tPelzer will greatly miss these three
yous.s people who have been lead
ing help and who have been present
at almost all OF the social gatherings
and here's hoping that September will
return them all TO us.
Miss Nell Smith has the sympathy
Of her many friends here. Miss smith
was called to her home In. Atlanta on
account of tile serious sickness of her
mother. Miss Smith Is head milliner
at the Palmetto Dry Goods Co., ana
she has made number OF friends
aince she came here.
DR.. Frank Lander Of WILLIAMSON;
was q business visitor to the city
last week. ~ =,
Quite NJ party went from here to
FELTON, TO be present at the Oratorical
Contest at that, place.
The Pslzer people were very much
excited nVAf.t flFa vlich startai y:
the Opera iiohseifast Thursday after
noon s.; At ,one time the West Pelser
Drug Co., and also the Blue Edge
Grocery CO... looked ss II they would
|'go, but by the brave fight that was but
up BY the slEemen, ali was saved ex-
Sept the Opera House. The loss was
considerable and was only partiy COW
FeFed by insurance.
Anaons the Williamston people who
came over Tor the school commence
ment last week were DR.. and Mrs.
James BeikI Mayor Vance Cooley,
Missess Lois Hudgens. May welborn,
Caro- Belle Cooley and Maggie Nc
/ |flkiitster IS ~ R,t-1is. :.
Misses Carrie and Esther Lander
we're nostesses at the Cloyerdaie Coun-
try Club last Monday afternoon. Many
we've pfesept. and the Misses Lander
made All ot them Thoroughly enjoy
themselves during the reception hour.
i; Miss Annie Laurie ,Welborn OF tile
c.. =, C.. passed passed through town
sps9ute to- her home In w iliianston.
last 'Fiday. Miss Weiborn went with
d party from Williematoh and Pei
sefS tos elton. &. q 's'e2 :.
sens u our young rlsns went on q
dshing rty last ThnEsiay might.
!. it.s ported q great lime and a iine
s, g iiss Mildred IHarFiSonls father als,i
s5Syas1Fg az aEs1g eEsek spent last
q fena. .ape,t the last weair
end with eshalssss Hard,
tNISlItu
Eretatfves herA lAas .inak
& Mr., and. Mrs 8 {. Holiday have
5itiat =. { - Z 8 ffsein a pleasant visit
70 Atlanta9 They left thelr little, son
James, in GFeenville with Mr. and
Mrs zoe Mutlinax =.
Mr.. u p Hldgens and Misses Mary
MaEy WfeiboFn and Miss Lois, Hudgens
odf Williamson we're in town Monday
a.fT
Miss Bette McAlahan was IN town
i for the Eciiooi closing last Thursday
evening. Miss 4scMahan once taught
In Pelzer and she Is still Interested
ia tlsA children here. {.
lara BonnAr or due West,
visited her friend, Miss Sc0ggfns, at
the home or Mr.. nni ,Mrs. J 2 NJ Gar
rett last week y i,
We need rain TIC gardens are suf-
fering for the want OF It but, we be-
1iese befcne this goes 10 press we
Will 5:liIye iitd tho e.irea needed rafa.
May IL. ss7s.5 z, - &
SlGRElE 25gs BLEAs5 90, CHAIN
IIaanaaaf tsfIerds Say he HAS; Won
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