The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-11

snd sang to him IN the sweetest voice
: ION eyer heard. Sung in sume furriu
langwidEc too.
Before he went home ilHym0nd
caiDe ont into he sitting room where
| was ana lIc SrS In me-: Miss Dustin
we got tn lind ont about MiSs Jones:
she's rcIinrtl and educated. ana it's
evident th;R she cOmrst from nice pep
pie. Can't you help her remember her
IIHuIe:'
And faced him and l says sharp
ly. What business IS 1t OF yours. Ray
!uOnd ElIis:'"
What did lie say" whispered An
gelinc eagerly.
He flushed up and looked handsom.
or than ever. but he spOlSs tirm. It's
my business. because I'm going to MIR
IS her sf Shcl! have inc. but want TO
give her all the chance there Is 10 find
out nhOnt hcr folks If she can rcmcm-
Der =" he told me lie was going to
bring down Il great specialist from the
city whn would examine her. | told
Him I" - along and do 1t. but don't
know. .An2cliEc. | hope Im doing
Fight
'de'* Il hoble fellow" said Angeline.
wlp'nS away a tear. IL came to call
on her md ilsi her 10 come To Sunday
school I" Nlic .wrnt on.
shell II; glad 10 go. Angrline It's
mndc ne real mad Ia Sre how the vii
laSc girls arr actin: about Mary. 1t
aln't tlrriSiiInr!ilic
They'll get over it ns - ON as they
knuw hay l~tter." said AuLc line ierient-
ly. I'm ;:oing down to talk To her"
Tile rrXt Sunday Mary Jones went
TO Sunday school with Angeline Petty.
Slre wn.r IL nlnin white lawn dress. and
hermit was u cheap white stra w trim
med willtplnk roses. The villas 70 choir
iiGslIctl r'srntfuliy when the strangers
trained spPrano rose high and sweet
! above their unttliored VOICES.
This fact. together with the marked
| attentions of Raymond Ellis TO the
''rooriouse girl" was the cnuse of bit
ter jcn'"isr minung the Little River
girls. ;ntl after she had lnen smmh!:2;,
several times. Mary Jones remained
away from church and Sunday school.
hitch to tiir iuGiguation or .lngeIiue
Petty nlHi her mother. who brought tile
matter before the members OF the La
dies ALL society.
'',n!iia1Tra5 5 1iiiy one thing YOU can do
tS wipe out the sign of pride ana jcul.
0iisy that's ut the bottom OF Your treat.
ing Mary sD meanly." cried Anseline.
stirred out Of her wOnteil ealmnesa.
''ani ihht is to gather your daughters
and come and call upon Mary Jones.
There ailt no other. way!'
"lf we don't do It Ieguess wc'H be
pauper minded added Mrs. Petty
Grimly. for she had asked the minister
the meaning OF the term.
Late tlat afternoon company OF
twenty women and girls trnpel along
the narrow path through the oak wood
and came to sSelina Dustin's house on
the 'crossroad. Just as the last one
htld passed through the gate and the
bend OF thu- delegation reached the
steps OF the porch the front door omen.
gu hnd forr people came ont.
Miss Sellns Dustin. Mary Jones. Ray-
smrnd Ellis and an elderly man OF dig.
nfdedA appearances stood on the porch
and stirred I'm surprise mt the women
and girls gathered on the lawn.
atfs' came 20 eall On Macy .Ios;s,,t
said Angeline rather weakly.
Mary Jones flashed Down the stems
Gnn threw hes ifiIs dfouutI hnSeiitie-s
meek.
You dear. dear thing" she cried
warmly. lyon have been so kind to
me.itiie little poorhouse girl. She lift
ed het'head and looked tearfuIly around
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