The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26

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The best news we have Is that the
convict camp is in the community and
Is giving US some roads the first we
have had in several years, We just
had rough trails.
The trustees called meeting of the
patrons last week TO reelect teachers,
nearly all came and reelected Prof l..
NJ. Mahaffey for three years, also Miss
Mary league assistant. for three years.
Prof. Mahaffey has only been away
from Hopewell three years in twenty,
They elect him three years AT a
time so he will know what he is to
do for at least that long at a time, and
We We're we'll pleased with our assist
ant honored her in the same manner
While the patrons were together
they let the contract for well to be
dug, and made up the money while
thereSto pay for ii so We are to have
water at the school house, we had a
deep; we'll dug, bat they never did get
to water, but We will have itsnow. " <
The schooiSwill close in two more
weeks.
We have tire largest Sunday School
now we haye,ev had, there were 1l9'
present Yesterday. we feel proud of the
fourishing, condition of tue school.
We have seen gloomy reports of Hope
we'll in print sometimes, but there are
no gloomy reports now, for we have
new organ g dozen new singing
books aid plenty of material to sing;
and a. good pastor. Rev. o. Il. Martin,
and we feel like we are near spiritual
progress, for in unity there Is strength.
We are to have Mothers day next
Sunday, June 5th. Tlere will be four
young ladies at the door with iwhito
and red badges TO be. pinned on ali.
the white is TO represent the dean
mothefs5 and .:ie. red the living. = We
urge every living monther 10 come and
every one that has dead mother 10
come, both men and women, and lel
us. have splendid service. s
Miss lEfae King and MISS mary
league visited Mrs. Paul Martin In
Anderson Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Thompson was out at
Sunday ScnooI yesterday, We are glad
several weekS, had TO return from g.
with her throat and hoarseness for
she is better, che has Eeen suffering
r. G. and lost q portion Of her last
year. 4, -.
DR.. jim Thompson has returned
from Baltimore. We were glad to see
him. In one more year Jim will be a
full fledged dentist.
The college boys and girls will soon
begin to arrive home !. Mr., Darren
Martin came Saturday from Wake For
est, n. G. g%
= Miss sNeitie McPhail has had an at
say She is i1nproEing. Don't think
tack of appendicitis, but we're glad tr.
they will operate this time.
Mr.. Jno. ThompsUn stays about the
same. Doesn't show much improve
ment,
Very few of The farmers have
enough cotton mp to work. 1t will be
later than ls4t year it looks like, but
the Lord 6Jeth ali thing we'll
Mr.. S C. Fowler is having lumber
81. sc nc y G.. g to h..iia n ice sevan rnnm
howe during the summer We are
always glad to see any one building
Iap home; 1t shows pride and progress.
If every one that buys hay could
see what Mr.. A. E. Shirley did on.
one acre, they wouldn't buy any more.
Where he had his prize acre of corn
last year, he sowed IL very thick in
wheat. oats and Fetch. real early, and
moved 1t some days ago and got 10
very large two horse wS1gon loads of
hay off it and now has 1t planted in
early King cotton and 1t will come up
as early as any tile rest OF it.
We, don't need many, acres of land,
but 1t will build up to MAKE sue
cess. in farming.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell, OF Birming-
ham, Ala visited their mother Mrs,