The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-06
NeaOs Letter
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Miss Clement to BE MarrIed.


Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clement Of Bel
ton have issued invitations TO the
marriage OF their daughter, Gertrude.
to Mr. Walter C. Weir, the wedding to
take place Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 16. 1914 at o'clock, at home.
Mrs. Claud A. Graves and two chill
dren, Sara Caroline and Claud, Jr.,
are spending the weekend in Spar
tsnbufg.
Mrs. Jack Slater of Roxborough, N.
c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Dunlap on Holmes street.
v Mr.. c. =. Boineau of Columbia was
visitor In SBelton Tuesday.
Mr.. n. NJ. Lewis of Anderson was a
bitGinea5 visitor Ia Belton Wednes-
day. (.E t
Miss Bette Paul, who has been Wis
iting Captain and Mrs. Roberts on
Blue Ridge avenue returned to her
home in Hopkins Tuesday.
Miss Lula Terry was a business
visit to Anderson Wednesday.
hfr. Vernon Wright of Anderson
spent Tuesday night with Rev. N. G..
Wright and family. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Gruber, whose
home near Beltnn was destroyed by
fire ThenksgivinA day. moved into the
Mckinney house on River street.
Messrs. Esther Ftlerson, Huien
Campbell, Blain Rice and Louis Seel
spent Sunday afternoon In Williams
tt6n.
Or. j.. o. Reayes of Columbia Theo-
logical Seminary, will conduct both
morning and evening services at the
| Presbyterian church today.
| Rev. II. w. Province will preach at
10th services. at the First Baptist
church today.
[ Kev. s. H. Booth: who has been ap-
| pointed by. the annual conference 20
supply the Williamson, and Bolton
churches, is we'll known In this sec
| tiOh ana has msny friends here who
| Will be glad to know that he has been
ttratisferfed to this section. Rev. Booth
| is q son-in-law OF Mr.. B. X. Russell
OF Williamsfon. ia
MIRA, j. q. Coyington OF Greenvflie
spent several days In Belton this
week the gtissts sof her daugassv, Mrs.
J. D. Harper and Miss Sut Covington
I Mrs. Joel Kay and children spent
Sunday in Honea. Path.
II Mr.. Pierce Thompson OF Pinehurst
NJ, C.. visited friends here Sunday.
The Junior Civic League has invited
the Senior League to meet with them
Monday afternoon at O'clock at the
4 scirooi building ~
| Miss Maggie Ande derson. of Easley Il
spending the week end with, her cous.
In, Miss Marsus Ute Adams, on Brown
1 avenue ~ ass-.- ~
TIE bazaar sispn by the ladies Of
the fdrat Baptist church on Decefiihei
Bird, w8s;s q graiid success notwith'
standing the steGsdy doWnponr Of rain
4 PEa ctically all of the booths sold oui
ana about $50 was taken In from tns
dinner. Tho ladies are very gratefu
to mayor Ross Mi hell and ;tie mem
saTa ns The Esss rtsi:feIits, fur thheiii
/ generOsit3. 1'he civic league had IN
| day st thesr aeague's) expense and
/ tissy presanted k,lD price OF each din
lner to the mist es,ag v sncIety of Tn.
church. This wee ). yury gracious nc
on che Sss.!ss ~ these gentlemen ent
the visgotuts .ppIauseE given then
lahnnid in n aninll manner show how
sfnuch their thoughtfalhess was appru
/ Gated.
/ The teachers OF the Beiton fiigi
4 achooi and also OF, the H0nca Patl
school met at the; school building 81
i this place Saturday to hear the dem
lonstration drawing teacher This bod!
liz sent out by the ublIsherEso sAugs
burg's drawing books and eertainl,
Emakss the use OF the eboot very Inuci
easier for the teachers, The BeitoI
teachers se,veds a delicious lunch FOL
their guests at noon.
i Mrs. Jes sic b. ! Lewis was d bust
| ness visitor to. . Anderson "Wednesday