The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
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The School People Go Back to Work.

lie ScnOOl Pf0pIc UO Back 10 NOfHs
The Seneca graded school resumed
work after the holidays Monday morn
ing with the full teaching force pres
ent and ready for work.
Prot. II. &. Smith returned several
days ago from his visit to home folks
In Greer. In order to get the new
sanitary drinking fountains installed
before the holidays were over.
Miss Florence Reid spent the holt
days with home folks in Rock Hill.
Miss Miriam Jennings with relatives
In Spartanburg county, Miss Morrison
with home folks at Clemson College.
and Miss Kittie Sleigh, with home
folks in Redbank. Ga. Misses Moore
and Hamilton remained here during
the holidays.
Miss Margie Holland left Sunday to
resume her school work at Norcross,
Ga. after spending the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman
Holland.
Misses Maggie and Liela after
spending the holidays with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Thomson,
returned to their school work at Iva
and Honea Path, respectively.
Misses 1vor and Hannah Brown left
Saturday for Heath Spring and Foun-
tain Inn. where they have positions
In the schools, after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Grace Werner.
Mr.. John Ballanger and Roger Coe
Will leave Tuesday to resume their
studies In the Presbyterian College, ct
Clinton.
Charley Byrd. Thornley, Cary, Oscar
Doyle. julie Holleman, and Ernest
Norman, will leave Tuesday to resume
their studies in the University of
South Carolina.
Miss Mae Hubbard, Garry Doyle.
Nancie and Nellie Hines left Monday
for Winthrop College. ~
MISS Edith Lindsay returned to Due
west College Monday.
The following left Monday after
noon for Clemson College,: ]. ".
Stribbllng, Brown Werner, Ben Lee
Hamilton, Willie Austin. Albert Nor
man, Horace Wood, Gordon Todd and
George Lunney.
Warren Gignilliat left Monday for
Davidson College. r
People Coming and Going.
MIR. W. A. Hudgens of Anderson was
In Seneca Monday on business.
DR.. L. l. McCalla j. H, Dean and
F. /. Jones Of Starr were in Seneca
for while Sunday.
Mr.. P. c. Morgan, a prominent
newspaper man OF Meridian, Miss,
was IN Seneca for while Sunday.
Mrs. White. and Miss Irene White,
Mrs. Wilson and Mary Ellen White,
and Miss Julia Maxwell, of WalhaiIa
were visitors in Seneca for q short
while Monday. .'.'4 NJ;
Miss Pearl Ballenger was shopping
in Seneca Monday. RI, u ~
MISS Norma Moore OF TaIhafia twas
q visitor In Seneca Monday 5sii.
Mrs. c. N. Gigniliiat entertained the
Ladies Aid Society o. the Presbyterian
Church Monday afternoon.
Rev. G. NJ BailengeC. pastor of tho
SENECA Methodist church, but who
still resides at West Union has been
IN Seneca for several days and filled
his appointments here Sunday morn.
Ing and evening, - b. nie 4,{T !
Mr. Grover Davis, engineer, ON the
Southefn Railway trains. Nos. d6 and
II, has been visiting relatives in tho
vicinity for several days.
Mr. TOmmfe Harper after spending
the holidays WITH relatives here has
returned to- Baltimore to resume his
studies In the Dental Department of
the University Of Maryland.
MT. and Mrs. Ben Rike. who have
been living with Mrs. Ri,.es brother.
Mr. Harry Sleigh. g: tht sleigh old
nome place two miles OUT of town.
have moved into the Cherry house on
First South st. MIR. Jim Right, who
formerly occupied this house has NOV
ed to the Sloan cottage on First
North st.
Miss Rebecca Todd, who has been
spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Todd, will
return Tuesday to. Lexington, XIV.
where she is attending college.
OLD NEGRO BROUGHT HERE
TO HOSPITAL FROM ACCIDENT