The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-05
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Rev. J. T. Mann, the blind evan
gelist. will preach at Turkey Creek
church next Sunday morning. June
7.h. at eleven O'CLOCK, and at the Bap-
tist church at Donalds at o'clock,
p. III. SAME day.
The siX-m0nths-old son of Mr.. and
, Mrs a. j. Monroe OF Princeton died
Sunday and was buried in the Prince
ton cemetery on Monday. The little
one was sick only short while and
his death was shock to his family
and relatives.
| Mrs. William Traynham died last
Sunday at the home of her son-in-law.
| z. NJ. Latimcr, near EXON. Inurens
county. after lingering illness. She
/ was about 50 years old and was de-
vout Christian woman. She was buried
/ at Friendship church, Laurens county
on Monday.
Mr.. George Bagwell, well known
citizen Of Greenville county died at
| his home near Princeton last Satur-
day and was buried at Columbia
church on Sunday. He was about I'll
years old and was held in high es-
TEEN by his neighbors and friends. He
had been in feeble health for several
months. but was able to be up until
few days before his death He is
survived by his wife and several chill
J dren.
Mrs. jamie Bell, wife of Mr.. Ernest
Bell. died suddenly last Saturday af-
! tcrn0on at her home three miles
south Of Honea Path. She had not
been feeling we'll for week or ten
days. but was thought to be getting
along nicely, therefore her death was
u severe shock to her family and
friends She is survived by her hus-
band and three children, the youngest
being about one week old. The in
terment took place at Barker's Creek
S:ndas morning. Rev. S. T. Blackman
conducting the funeral service.
| Miss Vera Shirley, who graduated
from Converse college this week is
Entertaining her college friends at
house party. She has planned a num-
be-" cf entertainments for her guests
and tfcir presence here has added
muc', to the social life of the town
Mr. Harold Shirley is spending this
week in Honea Path with his parents,
d.: and Mrs. j. F. Shirley. He is
taking post graduate course at the
University of South Carolina this year
and will return to Columbia next week
to receive his diploma. He expects
to leave in about ten days for a three
months stay in the west. after which
he will go to New York to enter a
medical college.
Miss Lillian Mattison of Greenwood
Is. spending a few weeks with the
family of Rev. Mike MCGEE.
Among the Winthrop graduates this
year are three Honca Path girls.
Misses Annie Gassaway, Emma E.
Gassaway and Emma. II. Gassaway
Mr.. d. r. Simmons has been quite
III with typhoid fever for the past
three weeks at his home near Cray
toD. He was thought to be some
what better yesterday although his
condition is still alarming
The Civic League is making prepa-
rations for the carnival to be held
next Friday evening 1t Is the de-
sire OF the members that everybody
attend and help them in their efforts
to raise money for beautifying the
town.
News was received here today of the
marria':c in Grccnville yesterday af-
terncoh oi Miss Cora Long to Rev
Leonard Simpson. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Edwin Pnteat The
groom is son of John w. Simpson
OF I-aurens county and Is young man
of strong character. He has been
principal of the Tigcrsville high school
for the past session and Is also pas
tor OF four churches in that section.
The bride Is daughter of Mrs. EN-
me- Long OF Chernw and was horn and
reared at this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson left yesterday afternoon for
Washington and New York where they
Will spend a week or so.
;; Mrs. ALA Kay, relict OF the late
Charles f. Kay. died last Thursday
ming at the home of her son,
George Kay two miles south of this
place. She had been in i'll health for
the past two years and while her
conditions showed signs of improve
n..nt at times, she grew weaker and
weaker until the end came. Mrs.
Kay was daughter OF The late Rap
l'y Hughes Of Hodges and was about
4" years old. She was faithful
iEcmber of the Methodist church and
was highly esteemed by her nighbors
and friends. The funeral services
| were held In the Methodist church on
| f-i9ay and were conducted by Rev.
; =. T. Blackman Tho interrnent wae