The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-09
10 MAGISTRATES
9raWILL LOSE OUT
Cox were the guests.of Mrs. j. T. Clat-
worthy ii iionea Path Tuesday; M
Maynard Wood OF Greenvilie is Wis
iting his brother. l. w Wood, sn Bel


Maynard Wood OF Greenville IS Wis
ton.
Mrs. Hannah Kay Of Sandy Springs
and Miss Lula Smith OF Walhalla
have returned to their homes after
most pleasant visit to Mrs. T. G..
Poore.
The younger boys and girls in Bel
ton are very happy now over the fact
that they have been fortunate enough
to secure leaders for Boy Scout and
Camp Fire Girls camp here, Mr.. T.
Blair Rice has consented to take
charge of the Boy Scouts and surely
4 finer leader could not be found any
where. The boys are certainly. for
tunate in securing his services and
we feel safe. to predict that the re-
suits OF this movement in Bolton will
be felt for good throughout this en-
tire town and community.
Miss Marguerite Marshall and Miss
Francis Burns are organizing the
Camp Fire girls clubs anu the chill
dren are all enthusiastic as well they
may be, for these two young ladies'
are sure to spare no pains to Ike
the girls happy and 10 teach tt in
the most attractive way possible the
useful accomplishments that will bet
ter fit them to bear the burdens Of
the home when they shall have reach
cd the years Of maturity and shall
have homes Of their own to care for.
!. Mr.. Herman Poore of Columbia
spent Thursday in Belton with his
mother. Mrs. Carrie Poorc
Mr.. L---C. SWitzer of the Southern
Bell Telephone Company was in Bel
ton Thursday.
Mr.. Paul Willingham left Friday
for Atlanta and other points.
Mr.. w. C.. DramIett will leave Bel
ton in short while for New Orleans.
Mrs. Alice B. Latimer had as her
guests at a beautiful dining Sunday,
given in honor Of Capt. Jeter, Horton,
U. S. ~, the following relatives:
Capt. j. r. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Horton. Anderson: Mrs. Z. Z. fIof-
ton and Miss Louise. Horton of Will
liamston; Mrs. Jas. A. Mcdaniel and
DR.. ]. l.. Dean Of Greenville, Mrs. H.
Reid Sherard, Mrs. Isa Brown, MIR.
and Mrs. Chas. nj. Brown and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. West and Mrs. g. s.
Cuthbert.
Little Miss Lois Todd gave a beau
tiful dinner party yesterday celebrat-
ing her birthday. Quite number of
little girls were there and they had
very happy day.
DR.. Jas. L Dean spent Sunday night
with Mrs. ]. e. Horton on Anderson
street. .-,..s,,.
MissesaAlice and Mamie Mani Fields eds and
Mr.. Clifton Fields spent the weekend
with the ifamilysOf Etev.sN. G. Wright.
Mrs. J::ss b. Wright and two little
daughters;of Seneca, who have been
visiting the family or Rev. N. q.
Wright, have returned to their home
At the reguiec meeting Of, the Civic
League on Monday afternoon the fofs
lowing officerssswere elected Mrs. u.
z. West, ,fpresideht ); Mrs. zsW.sC. Bowen,
.viceppr esident; ;-&Mrs. VIZ K.7 7Stringer,
secretary, ana Mrs. W. e. Greer,
treasurer. Mrs. Stringer can not
serge assse6re ethrys so, that office will
lie filled at thessMarch election. 4
s. ~ r. SfcConneIl apsnt Tuesday
night in Pelzer attending q w. O. w.
meeting. ~
Mr.. j. r. Mcconnell gave q splep-
did oyster supper,-last Saturday night
in honor of the newly elected city
council. Speeches were made by
Messrs. w. A. Clement, Claude A.
Graves, w. C. Bowen, Mayor Ross
and others and the evening was most
pleasantly spent.
Little Miss Nan Trammell fell one
day this week and fractured small
bone In her arm. The; little girl sufI
fered considerably. at first but Is much
more comfortable now though her
arm Is still In a plaster case.
Mrs. Jas. A. Mcdaniel who has been
visiting relatives IN Belton has return
ed, tolher home In GreenvilIe,
Mrs. NJ J. Kelly was In Belton Fri.
day. .i..sy =:
Mrg Joseph LEIGH OF Greenvilie was
In Belton last week. sseS
mrs. w. C.. Bowen and Mrs. r. J..
Gambrell entertained the g.. F.. C. ,cIuh
at Mrs gamhrelYs besutifuf home on
Brown &venueF Thursday afternoon;
The house was made especially at.
tractive by large bowls. OF white hya-
cinths and pots OF beautiful ferns. The
,slb1ect for the afternoon was Bel,
gfnm and Mrs. j. II. SWestStold sofssthe
sgebgraphicaf conditions, the mineral,
agricultural and aLnfacturinE indnsa
tries before the war began. Mrs. Alice
iB. Latimer gave a very interesting ac-
cent or neT vistt TO this country,
Mira. VIII. Trammell reaS q s;S...ss::.::;;:I .s:..::::;;:I
paper ON its present condition and its
sufferings and Mrs: u r. Rice told Of
our duty. to them. Miss Eva Stringar
then gave an account LOT the alumni
meeting Id eGreenviife last June to
which she was sent as delegate and
Miss Sue Covington read the current
events. This paper had been .prepar-
ed by Mrs. Harold Breazeale but she
was mot able to attend the meeting.
Eiafreshihents which were dainty and
S,s.,,sp. :, fofo fta s,prsZ pner,a6 81 i]t