The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-04

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Mrs. Bell" Patterson died at the
ii"n" of her brother Mr.. &. Il. Dun
can last Sunday May. H. ana w;ls
! buried the following day at Fant's
| Grove. funeral service; conducted by
iirv. Il. W. Nelson
! Mrs. Patterson had hcc. si"k for
! ihr past year. abuIi eight MONTH; she
was perfectly helpless. several ply
siciais attended her. Som" of them
, pronounced her disease rheumatism
others prllagra. She was Il goD,
! wcman. ana never n:irs:iuncd il Il
mcrciful God would have her 80 affii:t-
ed. but she trusted in Him and prayed
| to he conscious until death, and TO die
easy. ana her prayer was answered.
! she leaves Il husband an adopted
daughter. several brothers and sisters,
| nicces. and ncplirwS. and the patient
! tendcr!y "arC. they gave her. duiing
| her long illness. will never hr forgot
ten ~ the people Of this community
| Mr.. j. Il. Ward has Il very sick child.
also Mr.. li:lrris0n Ha .kcu. We hope
| l-icY VIII soon recover.
Mr.. Julie Swaney and wife came nca..
having a fatal accident last Saturday,
night. Their males became frightcncc
nt II dog running down To the roaG
barking furiouslv. tarned the buggy
over on them. but fortunately they
were not seriously hurt.
There was an election held nt Fair
view school house May i6. for the
l &c.
i Fairview district which embraces .
Mr.. V. V. Collins was elected trustee
for the Oconce side. w. A. MulliRin
and II. o. brock. Ander rs0n TO.
| 1t wOnld seem az II the steamship
companies had as well keep stund
ing committee to investigate thel:,
wrecks, they happen so frequently
Some people thought the sinking I'll
| tanic would cause more carefulncss on
the purt OF the companies and their
,mpIoycrs, but tina. prediction has
| surely proven to he false.
| Some more scrions minded nrc,.;r
| thought, because those people on the
Titanic quit dancing and piuving cards
and began singing Nearer My Cod to
| Thee. that It would he awarning to
death came. and they thought these
found dancing and playing cards when
the people that nobody wanted 10 be
| pOpulur unlIiScmentS would cease to be
| popular. hut since then the ncWsl"ip-
ers have told OF a preacher III big
! city that wanted the folks to dance in
a part OF his church.
We have always thought there WIS
Il question AZ to whether it waS right
| for people to have II certain few i'll i
| church. l,It since hearing Il trne story
of n sixteen year old hoy recently WHO
went to q strange church. we have con-
cludrd there's no question about Ii.
One party came to him and said. this
Is our pew. will vOu please move. Hc
picked UP his hat. and changed his
seat. The same thing hnrnened twice
more, then he picked up his hat and
left the church.
Two yars ago. the ladies Of South
Carolina took an unusual interest in
politics.
We wish somebody with some ii.Hu-
ence, would ask them to have nn
choice this year, but just urge theis
fathers, brothers and husbands. to he
perfectly calm. go to the ballot box anu
vote for whom they want and let 9TH
ers do the same.
There's no politician good enough
for people to be losing their temper
and saying angry words to thels
friends. and they nearly always find II
to be true after the election.