The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-26
THREE. MORE. ARRESTS AS
RESULT FAIR PLAY RIOT
HopeVell News

appointment SatuFudy u. Ill, anu souiA
day n. m. Preached two able sermons
as he always does.
We were disappointed in the con-
gregation for we thought there had
been SD many Sundays this winter
that the people could not assemble
together at the house Of God, that the
the congregation wGs small. think
we are tried In many ways to see If
our faith Is strong. God in his mys-
terious ways will keep US from
church., then give us an opportunity
to see IL we will go. then If we fail
to go. believe many times he sends
things On us 30 we cant go. would
like to heer someone else speak on
that subject.
Mr.. B. L. Mitchell and wife worship
ped with US Sunday. It looked good to
see them again. He has been our
leader in music for many years, but
has moved to Anderson, and we miss
him and his family very much. We
appreciated him very much indeed. He
has done q coed work at Hopewell and
has been very faithful, and we hope
he will take up work in his new home
and work as faithful as he did for tis.
Christ says, HE that is faithful in
few thins t will make thee ruler
over many"
Mr.. Jas. White. who has been sick
many weeks with side plurisy, Is I'm
proving very slowly, is able. to sit
On the porch in the sunshine in good
weather. We miss him at church very
much indeed. His place was never
vacant only when sickness Of the fam
lily kept him away. He has been
faithful deacon and Sunday school
teacher for many years. and when
we are used to seeing one present all
the time, even IL they take no active
part, their absence makes a great va
cancy, but such MEN Us Mr.. White,
their places can't be filled. II we
had more such men the world would
be much better. / never heard Mr..
White pray without asking Gods
blessing on the sick. He was always
thoughtful OF them and prayed for
them. -,
Mrs. Stringer has also been sick
for several weeks or months rather,
but Is some better. We hope she will
get able to worship with us again,
even II she is in the eighties. She is
faithful mother Of Israel. A sweeter
Christian character we have never
known, even after she has suffered
these many weeks, not g murmrr did
we hear from her lips about it. but
her face, shone with angelic bright
ness. It Is sweet to see that In afflic-
tion. 7.
MI. Jno. Thompson, who has been
sick so long and was operated on IN
Augusta, for gastric ulcer, has never
regained himself from the operation
a to-.
digestion: He. can eat as he has not
been able to do in many years, but
don't improve much.
new conner at their home in the shape
Of a boy. We always have, and al
ways will need boys, for what would
home, school, Sunday school, play,
fun, frolic, switches, strings, rocks,
slings, dogs, calves and everything do
without boys. Our future depends on
the boys. :, We want more boys and
better boys-of course. girls too.
Mr.. 8. c. Fowler has moved in his
new house. though not quite complet-
ed. He has o nice seven room cot
tasG. ~ !. a.. I.
We have new R., F. ID. carrier on
route 1 now, Mr.. Gilliard. Mr.. Coker,
our former carrier has some incurable
trouble OF the blood vessels Of the
throat and resigned We hope our
new man Will like his people and
we; hope to like him, bat. its q hard
Dlace to I'LL to please everyone. We
ought to be more thoughtful, kind and
grateful to- fhese men who. have the
eana tnihs to do the year. round. A
kind word; a bag OF fruit, d melon, etc.
fswii1 help their days to-be shorter and
| brighter sins Z their routes. Our SYM
pathy goes out to Mr.. Coker and hope
hiRs days iwill be long and happy, yet,
even thought he can't take solid
Rour shment, he can live many years
on; liquid. d .'. ~
Miss INA Carter who has attended
limestone one session, and s. until
Christmas, has decided to stay ct Tome
and give her time to music. She has
purchased her new; piano and VIII
begin taking at once. We are glad so
msny people are waking up to the
fact that musicians can be Sme1ie as
we'll ass born. Fifty years ago most
people thought II a child didn't have
aetalent fot music, &c was :uselesas to
try to teach them music. People
have changed their minds now, for
children, have learned 10 play well :
also Sing well by traaping. and I think
II Is tho duty Of all parents 10 do their
duty gas far as they are able TO- give
ieAch child las musical education. Many
times we find q hidden talent 4 that
tdeyei0pB, wlien if they had not been
educated I'm music they would have
never known they had, any music a
them. What e there thAs Is more
charming tiisn music Did yon ever
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