The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
HOPEWELL NEWS

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We had fine Cay at Hopewell yes
terday. The Sunbeam program was
carried out to perfection. 1t was q
fine program, and what made II 80
impressive was the age of the child
rem. There was over forty of the
members present, and but very few OF
them were over ten years of age.
They sang several songs, and their
sweet voices made us think of the
heavenly choir. There is so much
truth in "a little child shall lead
them." Miss Mary league certainly
deserves a great deal OF credit for
giving SO much of her spare moments
to the children, which most people
spend in recreation.
Mrs. NJ. E. Newell was at Sunday
school yesterday. We were all SO
glad to see her back again. We
couldn't talk to her much. for she
can't reply very we'll, but her speech
has returned some.
All of our older members are fast
passing away. The gray headed faith
ers and mothers are almost gone out
OF our congregation. II we don't wake
up and some new one take the lead,
who will carry on the church work
when they are all gone? We must
think of this seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Newell and
children will return to Birmingham
today. after weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. M. Mahoffey.
Mr. Henry Bolt of Indiana is visit
ing his mother. hrs. William Bolt.
Everyone was delighted to see him at
Sunday school yesterday. We enjoy
seeing anyone come back to his old
home, church and school, and get as
much out OF il as he does. He wants
to sieak to everybody. visit all his
old boyhood schoolmates and friends,
boyhood home, church and cemeteries.
He don't come often, every two o..
three years, but gets great deal out
Of 1t when he does come. We hope
Hopewell CT immunity will send out
many such citizens as the Bolt boys.
DR.. James Bolt anG family visited
Mr.. s. NJ. Bolt and family Sunday.
Miss Jannet his accomplished
daughter, will spend the week with
Miss Lila Bolt. Miss Jannet has fully
recovered from her operation. and
will be ready to reenter Anderson col
lege a the next term.
Miss Cleo Mosley Is visiting friends
and relatives at Eaaley and Liberty.
Mrs. S. C. Fowler speEt the week
end at Bolton with her daughter, Mrs.
A. F. Copeland.
Mr. Sam .Cartee is right sick at this
writing.
Miss Charity and Annie Welmorne
OF Anderson College spent the week
end with home folks. We are always
glad to see their pleasant faces.
Mrs. Stringer don't improct any.
We sympathize with her and her fam
ily In her long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolly Went and little
daughter, and Mrs. AlonZo Jolly OF
Anderson visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdaniel and family Sunday.
The school at this place will run
until June this time.
Miss Mollie yEelhorne will close her
school at Cross Roads next Friday.
We are needing rain very bad in
deed, OF ct least we think we do.
All grain in this section Is fine, but
will be cut short IL IT does not rain
real soon. for the majority of tho
oats are the early oats. and are head
ing now.
Very few farmers have any cotton
at all up. nor won't have until it
rains. This is the third spring we
have not been unable to get stand OF
anything In due season hut guess
It is all right or It would not be
so. q