The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-10
Neaos Letter
From Be1ton,

! BELTON, Nov. z. (Special) )-Misscs
Imogene Wilks and Nancy Jameson
of Abbeville were among those WHO
/ spent t0day i'll Bolton.
! Prof. B. G. Giyens, principal OF the
Honea Path High School, and one of
the assistants, Miss Edwards. were
( hers today. 4.
! Mrs. e. P. Gambrell. or near. town,
! was visitor here today, the guest of
! Prof and Mrs. J. p. Watkins.i5s
Young Jim CulbertsOn and daughter,
Miss Jessie of Fountain Inn, were
among those in town today. Miss Gull
bertson will teach the BnrEsrai Creek
| school this session, beginning 2hionday.
Miss Culbertson will act /. ias sprinci-
! pal. . ss,5+ssA
A. G. Wood, of Williamstofl, a prom,
inent tombstone man, may be men,
toned among those in town today on
F. business.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Edward S. Reayes and
family OF Honea Path were visitors
in Bolton today.
Earle H. Graves Of WATERFORD, ar
| rived in Belton today and will spend
two days here guest Of his brother,
Claude A. Graves.
! DR.. Edwin Hall, of Tennessee, lac-
tured to a large auiience In the high
School auditorium last night. Dr.
! Halls lecture was treat and the au-
dience was we'll pleased. DR.. Hall
made good impression on his hear
ers.
I: II. M. Geer, one of our prominent
citizens. who has beeil confined to his
room for many weeks, is able, To be
out again. Mr.. Geer took buggy ride.
The news of his improvement will bc
welcomed by his hundreds of friends
| throughout the State. Mr.. Geer is one
Of the best hotel men In the State and
is widely known.
Hon. Frank H. Shirley, q member OF
the legislature from Oconee county,
| and resident Of Westminster, was
. visitor here Tuesday evening to his
sister, Miss Lillian Shirley.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Holcombe were
! among those who attended the fair
day. =, 5-SS.s
MRS. A. A. Latimerr is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. L. NJ. Heard in Elbsrta.
Ga. -
] Miss Mary williams Of Honea path
is theS attractice guest or her sister,
Mrs. Joel Kay.
DR.. s. NC. Wallace of Columbia,
J, spent last weekend with. his mother,
at the residence OF DR.. G. G. Todd.
Mrs. c. 6. Told has returned from
Chester, where she went to attend
the marriage of DR.. Todd's brother to
. Miss White-last week. Mrs. Todd wos
entertained. extensively while there
I; and was charmed with Chester %
| Mrs. w. C. Bowen.5 Mrs. J. T. Rice,
Miss Ida Poore. Miss Eallie Wright
and Miss Nannette Campbell will
leave Tus5day- Tor. Newgerry, where
they go as delegates from the different
| missionary societies of the First Bap-
tist church, to the iStgte Missionary
meeting at that place. st ~ q ssssi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel IT Rice motored
up to Greenviile and spent Sunday af-
{Messrs, Earchs .R.ss aze,e sa7ssa.s 81 =Eles-
] Rice. fi,l s =, 4. \ s.; 81; y
Mrs. M. A. 'vandiver' and: Mrs.. NV.
\ Dunlap spent Sunday In Abbeville
with Mrs. q. p. Ellis. II s,
Miss Leda Poore spent Tuesday In
I Anderson, c =5ss,- s.ss2Ss 10.
misses Nancy and Sadie blake ana
Masters Edward, Lewis and Julius
Blake were tho guests 6f Mra. ~. c.
Brown Sunday. e q; Il; sS5
4 Mr.. Will Fields, 'subatantial far
nler from Burke's Greek, Syyas In Bel-
ton Thursday. asS l's'e; lsgGs
Mr.. A. r. Campbell was ID business
ivisitor to Anderson Friday - g: g. z.
Mrs. Mary Miller has returned to
| her hume IN hioatfaat; NJ c., alter u
VIII c. Clinkscales on; Brown Ave-,
Mrs. Chris Snber of Wllliamsfon
was Mrs. H. Reid Shernrd, g guest
Sunday afternooYt " i - III : = ss5-S;ss