The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-10

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal church met
on Wednesday, afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. s. Cuthbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Trammell and
Miss Marguerite Marshall went to
Greenville Friday night to see Peg
O. My Heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Patten and
Mrs. ). I. West motoTed over to An
derson Wednesday afternoon.
Roy Mccoy, the 16 year old son of
Mr.. Jim Mccoy. who lives near here,
had his arm caught in his fathers
gin on Tuesday and Il was so badly
mangled the doctor had 10 take It off
at the shoulder. prs. Todd and Wealth
crby were the attending physicians.
Roy is doing nicely and his friends
hope he will soon be out again.
Miss e. McGruder visited her friend
Miss Lila Terry this week.
Mr.. e. p. Martin, formerly OF An
derson. was in Bolton Wednesday
night enroute to his new homo in
Yorkville.
Mrs. Clarence Osborne, Mrs. VIII
Tolly and Mrs. William Harper spent
Wednesday with Mrs. J. E. Harper on
Brown Ave. HH
Messrs. Max Rice and L. A. Werts
went to Greenville Thursday night to
see Little Boy Blue" ~
Mr.. l.. a. Werts has gone to yohn.
ston. s. c.. to spend the weekend with
his parents. liiis
Messrs. Blair and Max Rice are
spending the weekend In Liberty with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice. -
Little Anna Dean West entertained
about twenty-five OF her friends at a
Hallowe'en party on Tuesday after.
noon. Fortunes were told and merry
gamos played on the lawn It'll late in
the afternoon when a sweet course
was served. Those present were: Lit
tic Misses Nan Trammell, Edna
Clinkscales, Jaime Haynie, Marthe
Cox, Ruth Geer, Annie Laurie Camp
bcll,. Malonia Hopper, Linda Hopper
Florida Smith, Sara Cunningham, LII
ellie Green, Marguerite Green, Sara
Cuthbert, Olive and Lois Todd.
Mrs. W.. r. Haynie, who has been;
visiting relatives In Charlotte for
somo time, has returned to her home
In Bolton. MIS-. Haynie's friends will
be delighted to know that she is
much improved by her trip.
DR.. w. r. Haynie is out again af-
ter his recent indisposition. z.
Mrs. A C.. Latimer gave o beautiful
dinner party on Thursday In honor of
Mrs. Jas. H. Patten OF Washington,
d. C.. The guests were: Mrs. Henry;
Crigler and Mrs. J. q. Crilsler of WILL.
ltamstOn Mrs.. Frank Cunningham Of
Greenvilie, Mrs. B. B. Gossstt, Mrs.
Sam Prince. Mrs. Lem Rice, Mrs. Har-
rington Godfrey. Miss Anna Ross Cum
ningham of Anderson. Mrs. G. 8. Cuth-
bert and Mrs. ]. H. Patten! ~.
~. fc,y r s,syo A. T.. = 80
delightfully."- Informal way Thursday
night. Those present were: Misseg.
Marguerite Marshall and Sue Coving-
ton and Mr.. Louis, Seel and Blair.
Rice.
Miss Annie Marshall Of Greenwood
is visiting her sister, Miss Marguerite
at Mr.. w. II. Trammell's residence
for the week. end. ~. tslt 3
Mrs. Failea OF Anderson was a busi-
ness visitor to Belton Wednesday. :
IS Mr, W. ? b.. West of Columbia Bpent
Friday night with his brother, Hon.
IA 4 SpGeEtsst g. S. y =
Miss Jennie Allen, one OF Green
yillefs most attractive young ladies'
spent the weekend IN Belton with her
sister, Miss Ress Allen. &; = 3. 80. s.,
Mrs. w. q. Lee has returned from
Charlotte where: she has been visit
Ing relatives sss:. ssss=fees.. vsssS yHr;ii n iiiis
there si,e attended the Norin Carolina
State Fair. &, $ 8 50 81 F.,E3E.
Mr.. j.. M. Geer OF Greenyille visited
We: are delighted 4 to state that Mr..
n. nj. Geer's health is improving. He.
went out for b drive Friday and 5his
friends hope he will soon be, well.
Miss staiia 4 .nwfynnE mont Thnral1nus