The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

There was o novel excursion out OF
Anderson yesterday. The textile night
school under the auspices of the X. n.
G. A. took trip TO Clemson college
TO OBJ arye the workings Of the textile
schooI at that place. The trip was
greatly enjoyed and mo doubt will re-
suit In good OF q permanent nature.
Secretary Fred NJ. Burnett of tbs Y.
N. c. Al; was in charge OF the arrange
nents and he wished to have the men
VINO are. studying to improve them
selves obaefye the Workings of the
textile school. There were 125 in the
party and the trip was made In auto.
mobiles.
Every member OF the party seemed
10 enjoy tho outing although the roads
were very dusty, and there had not
been enough rain this spfihg TO
smooth cut some OF the winter ruts.
Everything was taken In fine spirit.
oven when the Btlssey Lumber Com
patiy .hlggeat truck in the State"
LOADED with ~ passeagePs, broke
through the bridge, over Six and
TAEen ty and there was quite q good
latuFed scramble le for terra firma The.
Ter, IsRrhy who handled thc situation,
tSF1ASrF
the city last might by 8 o,eloek.
The party MOST Of them. got to
Cisnnbpn III tinlo to witness the Dises
ball aISles which was O listless exhi-
biLl0H, % auburn got q four4rnns Iced
by the second .innirGss and ClensoIf
Reeilieg nlta le 10 overcome It. Webb
from Anderson played we'll, as usual
aua was respnnEible for the two Rms
mat Clemson got. the final score be-
.1n s 10 z, Clemson had three chances.
TO hFesk mp the game with men ON.
bases bsit CiarE, the asasoned pitcher:
from Jsubugn pulled out OF the noIes.,
He VII 90 With tho New Orleans pro
fossionai club,
The Anderson visitors were shown
0TeT the college and tnspeeted the
textile plant tifider the direct ION oe
Prof, Qoggett head Of the departments.
sfterWe7tls they were permitted co
enjoy the fQrinat tion 0ss the eHdet TeSi-
melit for retreat and the lowering OT
the flag at Eunaet
Escorted By President Riggs Prof.
RoHgett, Prof Harper and Pros. Dati-'
ieis, tho visitors enjoyed iiAarty sup5.
per with the boys. III was q great pic.
ture eco cadets and their III guests
oil eating Ga one immense room s SO
T5sI zs1 iIIEa ftern1asser Schilies-i
ter pfgaa ized evsry ling that the serR-
Ing Of the suppes was hand led as ettsi-
Is as f1rs 4 sYty sof hal es DOZEN. IT.
was good SSIlplessS sne fare and q Jlenty
of e thpp yii It waa uaE tI.:e. - y usTssI
= ksss:=s5 ~ = siffe FoitsfsE
no tgip jhade q .profopnd impress
sion npen srne os the younger men
.of tic party and they stated that It
IS their intenk, ,lsl %. try 10 got . chance
10 attend the lIeee next year Pres
idenk Riggs nkte s. yerg happy tai
An extending sselconie t6 the Visitors
and declared shllN the COLLEGE Will Be
glad 10 have ylailoSFss from the mills
nf AHuHrspn at any time and 5lIFit he
would be delighted Tor snfne OF the
men who axe now getting taste Of
ia tsie a 1ght SCI lis ct be-
como members OF the stud lent body ct
TIE esliege. IS
lefores aring, the pR ty call ed tIrs
on =, Fran + Asa ulain 10 make & few
reInArks on heEaIe OF anderson 'his1
he did N q mos effeettye Ilaer.
Be said that in the party of Nfisitors
were about aS.acoIs of young men
whom he teaties af Sunday school
and he Wishes 10 vouon for Them as
being ssiendi Folfng ReIioStss He ie
clisgirniaa of sae esiueati tisiaa3 commif-
tea of slle y. u J. a, !, an 1 IS proud cfI
the {wpfif that Seeeretafy Burnett Isl
doing and wishes to see II continued