The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-18
gsErARlEs VISIT CLEMSON
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ktsd welcome. air. Whaley said that
- - bis eight years work as secre-
T had never participated in any
Aestisgi which gave rise to mora
sioplua for better work than did
I u aa ene held yesterday. He urged
as hp9F % pledge their assistance to
as shaSe of edaeation and to the mp
laias Of the educational institu-
dehs OF the State.
q. v. Smell. secretary OF the Char
h AesS9p Chamber OF Commerce, said
~ q cpmpariGcn OF Clemson Col
~ Nth otler institutions OF a
HtiO Character reflected more credi-
~ 9ly Epon Clemson. Ee gaid that
1efe eopld be no doubt OF the fact
A9tth Carolina is behind In ed
tional work and urged that every
9aambef of Commerce In the state
1A17-. ehAS:' l.eet =!3 - =;:c!; mutt; :.iattii;t;.-
NenB as Clemson In an effort to bet
itDF eoadifions.
y a.. 8. johnstone OF GraenVille, said
faRt Clemson had been closely asso-
-sAtatS3 With the work tina: the Green
vile Chamber of Commerce. had been
AafhE ana that the college was d.
~ yegtly Fasgopfihla in several instana-
90 fer Iste splendid reBhlts. He man-
Stena4 II pGFtfouler the work that the
Ss1lego had done In the matter OF the
sjye stock industry for Greenville and
assured them that the people OF
GteenVillo were always ready and
willing TO lend helping hand when
the Sollege wanted Il.
+ BFian Bell of the Columbia State,
.1asde few remarks on the relation
ef the newspapers TO the chambers
Of conIneroO OF the State and the
Egdeational institutions. Mr.. Bell
sid thst all three interests were
SSs allied and that no one OF
tSs thfss could well exist without a
5Ririt Sf cooperation and assistance
from The etherh.l
keul v. Moore Of SDartanburG. ex-
,eas tilzg feEst the looHrtesy .s4iOwn
4 - fIs9 e9lIegp and pointed to the
"a fskt SricnituFe 1s the founda-
s Il tpnA upon WAich cities are
~ lE. : 40 Raid chat SDartanbuFg de-
NHgn Clemson to furnish them
ID T1ssa 70 live In SpaFtanb1rg
tIuI who would make their town
.si Until II might some day be In
: ~. ae we'll as In name, THE City
q t5ief 9ifdrafg.''
49, W. w. Smuak, business manager of
# g 8aily InteIligencsr, referred to
aen1nlunitX spirit which ahould
lse EetWeep the town and country.
- stkt sAPRe4 TO $50 the time come when
SIptely no feeling OF dissension
"a G aFiae between the people who
s5 gsEjts5 INV Ssity possible ana VINO trans-
s Es sSG Sa 81 aflair& OF the city. On be-
& " llslf Sf s1e baby" daily OF South
sst c !, Mr. Smoak assured Glenn
~ ~ EBls2SS that the publication
~ II lya lWays strive TO do everything
*. "a 11ee9lar fer .he Ht,,.!ia!!::.s 9!
s5 '.i
& j. as q raeA or aamter, said that
~ e0Ble of. the entire State de-
Us pnsol&. bens(it from Clemson
So aaa that they In turn were
end willing TO aasist In making
Ter college, which would In
+ ssis eAK b more progressive and
X, III Rrok terouE people. He con-
3 IS S:I0I&d Afs renaarkR by RayinE that
eS OK the very beat men in sum.
s5siti s Iai1at5i froin Glenn
Asek Ysu, Ar. Coles.
& s. S. Coles dfs Washing on. gen
81 OF Commerce, said thst he
.sa th every State in the Union
TT II Il AMY OF tae instlar peaRes-
lSa Silst no where had he seen
3 H 1is d spss s char lef
4 llla 8. th g B fita' +. I, ,sags, {.
a Ssa si.z fSanS I'd TINT z i11 Ander. nj
y q f6 ne proudlpf and
Ger2linh Chambers o.