The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-27
WEATHER WAS PERFECT AND
THE LAW BREAKING
NEGLIGIBLE
M UGH VISITIN C
Church Services in Morning.
Many Spent The Day in Hunt.
ing.

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er conditions and totally devoid of any
semblaDcc OF lawlessness, or at least
SO fer as has been reported TO county
authorities up to late hour last
night. Anderson experienced one OF
the most pleasant OF Thanksgivings
In the memory Of the Oldest inhabi-
tants.
I, Not disposition was 80 stepped in
Rrouchiness that the possessor OF II
did not draw a pleasant look on his
face and let drop to some passing
mortal remark concering the wealth
eE. The very brightness OF the sun
shine and the warmth OF its rays
penetrated the Icy coating of the most
confirmed cynic and made him thaw
out to such degree that his most in
innate acquaintances scarcely recog.
nize6 him. And there was scarcely .
mortal both the law abiding citizen
and the sinner. who is not over bur-
dened with respect for the majesty
bf the law. who did not give vent to
some expression concerning the total
absence OF any signs of rowdyism. =
t Religious Services.
At the call OF the church bells many
repaired TO houses OF worship and
there. returned thanks to the giver OF
all good things for the many bles-
sings and mercies shown them during
the year. Congregations OF the Bap>
tist, Methodist and Presbyterian
churches gathered at the First Bap-
list church ut 10 O'Clock for o union
tor OF the A. n. p. church, delivered
q strong sermon, his theme beine
Thanksgiving. The service was lai &c,
" attended by members of all three
denominations. Services were also
held at Grace Episcopal church. the
rector delivering a strong and highly
appreciated sermon on an appropriate
topic. i's %titf{
Many Went Hunting.
$ According to dealers in firearms and
ammunition. there were large num-
iheTs OF people out hunting yesterday.
MSYas stated that the usual amount
OF ammunition was sold for the occa-
aion. despite the wall Of hard times.
u With many the day was one OF rest
altogether. There were not u great
many people on the streets, especially
during the forenoon, and the suppo-
aition 10 that they spent the day quiet
1y at home around the festive board.
with It's load OF turkey and other good
things to eat. w.
,, Many Went Visiting.
Z While O considerable number or
people went out of the city to spend
= ssSssszi :ssiag shsFs Wsge siGNss,e:s
OF visitors here for the day. Friends
and relatives form nearby towns anes
The country came 20 the city to spend
the day with loved ones. Those who
,terG out OF the city either went TO be
with home folks or to enjoy themgel-
.yee where there were football games
or other forms OF amusement.
=. a fT>1FIiiaaT regular turn 0f passing the
tima away WnB In motoring. A number
OF parties fom nearby towns and some
from points as far away as Hartwell,
were In the city for part OF or the
the whole OF the day. Those not so
fortunate an 60 possess cars found
pleasure In promenading about the
atrsetR or taking trips on the trolley
cars OK on the the interuban iines.
,a}ad aar Stores Closed.
'lApgeneral holiday spirit prevailed
throughout the city, practically oil
niaceEl LOT business, public buildings.
etc.: being closed for the day. Tennis
and basket ball, games were played at
the Anderson College. the students
there being given holiday, az well
as the hundreds attending the city
schools. s
-s No Disorder.
II there was drunken man in tho
city yesterday he didn't show himself
on the streets. Up until a LITE hour
last night neither the city. police nor
che. county, authorities had been CALI
Cd upon TO make any arrests that
amounted TO anything. Taken alto
Eether, IL was one OF the pleasantest
Thanksgivings Andersonians have
over spent.