The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-02
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Mr.. Wrrrcn tartcc who las been
sick 80 iJng with creeping jaralysis Is
about the same. He Is helpless and
can hardly talk. The community has
had II committee formed for several
weeks for two men To 20 each night
10 SIT up with him. We are glad our
proplc hay" such god hearts and 80
much sympathy for him AMI his wife
and granddauglitcrs also.
Miss Gertrude Mnhn frrv and Miss
Kate Shirley spent the week end with
their brother and unclc's family. Prof
l.. NJ. MallaTey.
Thcr" Is il strange man wondering
In this community which, We wish tnr
Sherii would come after. Some say
he is Il Mexican he writer hasn't
.'con him. lie acts very strange.
can't talk sO as to be understood. has
slept in Il school house ole riglt, was
there when the children began To arr
rive. entered Mr.. JnO. Mosicy's cook
room Mrs. Moslcy hearing the noise
went to see what II vas and on enter
ing saw Il strange white man, asked
what he was doing there. but lie mum
bled something about street. She
called MIR. M0slry. telling him there
WAS a man wanting to see him. Miss
Cleo hearing her mother run with a
pistol DIt scring 1t was IL white man
she lowered her pistol. They didn't
know what To do with him, but finally
got him started up the road. and he
was seen several times Sunday but
every one Is Atrial to try to arrest
him. He ought not to be rowing
around that way. Tor he frightens
every one that sees him. especially
ladies and children.
McClelland Shipman of Greenville
is visiting his uncle. Mr.. Dock Bishop
He was at S. S. Sunday. We are al
ways glad to see our old S. S. boys
come back. EIc was Il good S. S. boy
while here and we hope he always will
be.
Little Miss Francis Duckworth.
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ
Duckwprth celebrated her seventh
birthday February 81. by inviting
twenty of her little girl friends. The
house was decorated with pot plants.
the color scheme being pink and
white The little ones played inter-
esting games. assisted by their teach
er. Miss Mary league. who knows how
to. entertain children for she loves
them 50 well. and Miss Alma Duck
worth. Then they went to the dining
room where the pink and white can
llcs burned seven on each and were
served pink and white angel cake and
pink and white cream.
The little ones brought variety
OF presents which were much ap-
preciated by little Francis. Those
present were Thomas and Helen
Duckworth. Selem and Edna Webb,
Tot and Mildred Thompson, BETTE
and Floreen Duckworth. Bertha and
Katharine jolly. Mamie Bolt, Willie
Mea Jolly. Jenna Black. Elizabeth
Tribe, Jennie Martin. Louise and
Evaline Duckworth and Sadie Mahaf-
fey.
Miss Alice Duckworth has returned
to Mrs. HOllemans millinery depart
ment in Anderson and Miss Matte
Mcdaniel is to return soon. II seems
that our girla are inclined to be mil
liners. they're both fond OF hats.
1t seems to me that the committee
that met and selected the scripture
for the present S. S. lessons must have
been inspired. for they suit the pres
net times 10 we'll. In last Sundays
lesson we see the loss of the ark and
the defeat had proved n lesson to the
Israelites. II took hard blows to- teach