The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-09
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IVA NOTES
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|; DR.. J. D. Wilson spent Thursday IN
Anderson on business.
The Timrod Literary Society met
Friday and elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing two months {:
President, T. A. Sherard; vice presi-
dent, Bruce Adams; secretary and
treasurer, Marie Cam; senior cen
sor, Dewey Brock; junior censor.
Beatty Price; sergeant at arms, Otis
Galley, and ASSISTANT sergeant ut
arms. George Townsend.
Rev. O. l.. Martin OF Anderson
spent Thursday night at the home of
Mr.. H. s.. Wakefield.
Mr.. Jesse Stribling Of Seneca was
here a few days this week on busi-
ness
The principals Of Antreville. Starr.
Lowndesville and Iva high school met
recently and organized an athletic as
sociation, the name which is the
Savannah Oratorical { Athletic As
sociation.
DR.. j. E. Watson of Anderson spent
a short while here this week with
friends.
Mrs. James F.. Simpson and chill
dren Of Anderson are spending q
while at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Shcrard.
Rev. ]. L. Singleton of Starr was
visiting in town this week.
Mr.. Glenn ,Baskin OF Chester was q
visitor here this week.. :..
The elegant home Of Mr.. T. c. Jack
son was the scene Of most en1oya-
BILE event on Tuesday evening. Febru-
z lit ~ rvfx
as surprise to Mr.. Jackson, who was
co years OF ege on. that day. The in
vitation was passed around by T. c..
Jr., severaF days previous 10 his busi-
ness associates and former and pres
ent employees of Mr.. Jackson and at
the appointed hour they all met at the
postoffice and wended their way to
the house where they were-1ater join
and J. r. HcEee uf Iva and Drs. ]. E.
OF Iva. At the appointed hour the
guests were ushered into the dining
room where a bountiful repast was
spread to which they all did ample
justice. This feast was gracefully
presided over by Mrs. T. G. Jackson
and daughter, Miss Lois. At the con-
ciGsion OF the repast Lem Reid, the
oldest Of the former employees pres
ent arose from his seat and in a few
well chosen words presented the host
with handsome gold headed cane
which he said was small token Of
tile appreciation in which he was held
by the attending guests. Mr.. Jack
sou accepted the cane IN a. graceful
speech m whichkhe warmly thanked
the donhrs saying that heswould prize
1t Yeryshighly, notEso much for its In
trinHiG3value as for the sentiments
whicEsprompted tho. gift. OthersIwho
attended were: J. L. Jackson, l.. W.
Mckee, w. A. Wiles, w. W. Beatty. w.
r. Lewis, C. r. Mcdonald, 8. e, An
derson, w. r. MIliinix, TIE Strfbling,
q. H. Jackson, 81, M. Beatty, IT! s..
Wakefield and w. Up. Cooke
Miss Fannie Lou ShersEd sHhS has
been visiting relatives In Anderson
for the past ten days has returned
home, z I; 50
z MrA James Dusenbery OF Anderson
spent Wednesday here on Business.
The many friends OF Miss Annie
Brown will be glad to know that she
was ;sabla ato sbe brought home We'd
aesd8y after being In the Anderson
hospital for about six weeks. Miss
Brown has q position as district nurse
in Union and was on her way home
for a vacation when she was taken
sick. Her friends wish for her a
sredy recovery. =
Mr.. w. D., AIcLain of Spartanburg
was visitor here several days this
week on. business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Wakefield at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Ezekiel Nor
RIG st First Creek church Thursday.
The. girls OF the Iva high school
have organized a basketball team.