The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-01
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Pendleton, Feb. 2S.-A s'tackey
party" was given to 1.-The Surprise
Party by Misses Lila and Marguerite
Sloan last Tuesday evening. The very
stackey" costumes afforded the young
people much laughter yand fun. 8, A
{ prize was awarded to the "tackiestp
one present. After voting on it Miss
Merrill Wilson received the prize, be-
/. ing great big red stick of candy. Re-
freshments were served.
Misses Elzie and Zaa Foster and
Leila Wilson spent the weekend with
relatives at Piercetown,
Mr.. Adger Mullaley OF Seneca was
IN town this week visiting. Mr: T, A.
Wilson.
Cadets st6a. Chm itlls ii,
Jimmie Lay aid Corbit OF Clemson
college We're tFtt town during thesEeekr
The Ferthig Ssabbi vas shtsf9
tanned last dhesday AFTERNOON by
Miss 4 Bessie, Hunter. Several were
present IN spite of the inclement
,weathsr and all enjoyed most pleas
ant AFTERNOON in social conversation,
Delicious refreshments were served eeTTs=SSiis. \
The Lenten services at the Episco-
pal church began this week. gSsy!ees
viii be held every Thursday afternoon
ut 4:SU until after Easter. Will be
glad to have all attend who will, and
it will gladden. the heart of the pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Marshall, to have any
one come and worship with him. ~
Mr. John Long passed through this
place Thursday on his return home
after spending several days at Coium-
bia.
Mr.. Tom Bolt of Anderson was In
town on business.
Robert Seawrlght of aDonald lds was
! in tcysn this week Z -
DR.. Young of Anderson was in town
Friday to see old Mrs. I3ubll1, swhty
was very Ill. but was too latestp do
herr any good, as she died shortly eaf-
ter Ills visit Was buEisd Shsi kssS
aftei IN at the Episcopal cenaetarv
She is, survived by her 5hus &:
Dnbln, Sof Charleston, and one aEukIis
ter, foise Dublin. of Wihthron coll
Itge, an dson, Ed Dublin OF Glen On:
: a slIghtfui evening was5 spent by
) the Glafing Dish club at the home OF
Mrs 5anie G. Hard on last Asonda days
After eycral pleasant games 6f aset-
back were played che served a de-
: llcious salad course and cofIee.
irs. Winslow Sloan and Mf. John
Russell of Clems wereefn town FrI-
day AFTERNOON visiting Mrs. Russ
SELL
Little Cheyis and Lou ii s5Iss sglsti
have been With their aunt, Mrs. =. B.
Hafriss for some time, sdiii as III 4 81
their mothers illness at the 10 1.
have returned to their home sf
W0odrilf. Their mother. AEEBs E.fsiiss
els Iligon,. Is at home now ana ftli-
pruslng; hope she viii ssa 6e fS4
stored 70 her heaith.
hfd Mrs. ]. 3, Isss 0ns of Il seE1s
gilie spent the weekend with the Iat-
tefia parents at Yivolf.
Birss a. B, Russell Of Clinton viii
retilFh homo Monday after Spreading
the ek at this place and 1t Ander~
son relatives and friends.
Mr ZIG. Hunter returned frcsss nsl=
tiIliaY q Friday Tifsilt
Mr. e. iWhitten, who has been sc
BsitifGke to buy goods, returned
iioHja sFIday fnosning
& Al fssses Jenie and Elzie Foster spent
che ek-end with relatives az Eas-
ley.
Miss .izzie stevens returned homo
This Alt after spending the, wask
With tends and reiati g "a zee
and lhaila.
d O. Evans ahG Mrs, Ida Fosg
tor 50 eat Friday At AndersoES
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