The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-11
TOWN OF GREENWOOD
DOES GROW GREATER
PARTY REFLECTED PRO.
GREss BEING MADE
LIVE WIRES HERE
Boosting Greenwood, Party Of
Almost 200 Paid Visit 70
Anderson Yesterday

Travelling almost 200 strong a par-
ty. Of the livest wires seen 10 Ander-
son in many day reached this city
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
This party was made up of Green
wood boosters" and every man, woni-
an and child IN the crew was con-
vinced OF the fact that Greenwood is
the best town in the State and they
did not hesitate to state that fact. They
made q wonderful impression upon
Anderson county people.
The coming of the Greenwood party
had been hcralded far and near for
some days and all along the route the
people awaited the coming OF L he
"NGogter'' crew with much interest
Travelling iE As automobiles e. was. a
sasnt we'll worth seeing when the
party would round q curve and
stretch out into one. long line, con-
sisting entirely Of things OF Green
woed and things pertaining to Green
wood. -
A royal reception awaited the
strangers at Williamson. They iwere
greeted by large delegation OF Wit.
liamstons chamber ef commerce, gave
them to understand that they. were
welcome to the town and that any
thing they might want was theirs. W.
G. Cooley MAYOR of Williamson, bade
the visitors make themselves at home
and told them that the best Williams
ton could afford was none too good
Tor Greenwood's native sons. w. ii.
Sherard, vice president Of the vii
HamsJon cnRmDer OF commerce yIoIa
the visitors that Wiliiamston had
never had the pleasure OF reforming
a liver set of people and that 1t was
a pleasure for the town to have them
visit it. y.
= Thasa addresses OF 5=w alcorne were
warmly responded TO by members of
the Greenwood party J. A. Marshall,
mayor OF Greenwood, assured tho VIII.
liamston people that every word of,
the addresses was appreciate / not
by one Or two hut by every citizen
composing the party. On behalf OF
tho Bailey Military Institute Esol. f.
NJ X Bailey thank ed the lrlIlianston
people for their hospitality and cor
diaity and assured them that they
would always find "a wasm welaoHaa
at the Institute should Z any ofS them.
visit Greeni wood. 9TH Baker,
|presidant of the Greenw w6cd5 chamber
OF coInIn esce and fornesiy mayor Of
Greenwood del erred tile principal, ads
dress at WI lie nston he saiii that IL,
llen undertook the work OF boosting
Greenwood it would take hours q,
complete the task ana that the party
could Jot spare much ti11e. He point
led to oStnstaness showing shilt sGreen-
wood Grows Greater ann said that,
some sday In the future W. ilifalnston,
people would be proud OF the fact
that they could be described as one
Of Greenwooti,ss suburbs mr. Frank
s.ss Sc J: kn17
delivered a short address, as did Ca +.
noun mays, y 1i5iiii s==isS Hi \
Senator George w. Sullivan was sutie9
of the hesls speRhefS of the dz< ana.
this splendid man made q very ia eass
Ing address. s. Brooks Marshall, the
man largely responsible for putting.
Greenwood on the map made 4 \ "a
derful Impression Upon the Williafns-
ton people He said that Cfeenw00d
Is noted for doing things and doing
things well and asked uie Williams
ston pcopse. 20 e2anlina witt care tie
booster sdissan ct the g reenwooH Ifi:a
dex, " therein Nigh be found concrete.
proof OF the thiDge thu lEood
had accomplished AMI - ., .
#cDmplis ishinE. tfe issued q cordial M
ylIation to All VIII liaffsson paopl q, Old
md ypnns, 10. visit Greenwood aufieg
the & approaching horse show atid
chants notIa. n ssl
Folk owiag the concInsion of tllesai
addresses the parsy set out for sAnIl6t
SON 10 sutouao obIles iIl fsie llifc, esitf
one gaily be6ecked with posters an
nouneiHg the hofss Eii0w $ anu ee!!..ss.ss ee!..ssss
ItauQua and earring allvert tIsernenta ar
Farioue business no iIsss S5f e
AT the Major place ex tfy IKE piiI Ies'
from Anderson, the Green n pe0ple
were met by six autonch slAe ffonf
Andersen and local folks Sape The
repFea stsSes o. = = lss.5 s-.elsa1 el1e tliai
.sglsS haR6s Secretary 7iaAsay yTae
the Hfst mar 20 convey felicil 10
the visitors, meeting tho car hythEfflg
Kenneth Bakas. the presideat OF The.
Greenwood efsmbeF Of cotilTieree AZ
short haie took piace until the nsfeI
spn people Welcomed q al The gsBit0l'si
cigars alade IA efzon were lsasned
around the Sisftoss eardttloi With
iRSsrest fhe stsAas hats worn by Che
Anderson Ten, bearing 0rtis
tldefsoa IS Ny fown All d the Eeal9
Military ban Slrshdered . tieffE zui,
saisctten, Following kllis PLEASANT II
teEsei tlon the party t1ok i 5 ssEse
OF Insfea Tor dereel pVlssh fhey
5eaclIea tlils clt 1 fey yeef I'd ny
e hSAs on axals I'D n Extfl.
every houBe. and Ssi q s siilfs a
aDs 81 1eTle e0Il laafe khefa
them HAT they s.sfe ne ele 0liie
% 0esso1 ID i'eaSI is
ma lg the hot na TIE eages of
a. CITY for d ( cnf 81 fhe xssikcta
end sssssss5 ssfse slfed IS heaaid FASH
III,