The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-23
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NEWS Or COTTON MILL
VILLAGES ABOUT HERE
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Readers OF The Intelligencer will
lind in this column news items from
the several cotton mill villages of An
dersun that reflect happenings in the
lives OF these good peonle IN an in
teresting and instructive manner.
Anderson Mill Village.
Mr.. d. Fl. Minis of The Y. NJ. c. A.
gave one Of his stereoptican lectures
at the Second Baptist church Tues
day night. which was very much en-
jOyed by all who attended
Mrs, Geneva Morgan hns gone to tho
Anderson Hospital for an operation.
Her many friends hope that she will
soon be out again.
Mrs. Ella Noblctt who has been Wis
iting in Greenville the past month,
has returned home.
The new Draper Looms for the An
derson Cotton Mills are still coming
in and are being installed Just as fast
as they arrive.
Mr.. G. G. Stevenson who has been
at Fountain Inn. S. c., has returned to
Anderson to take charge OF the weav-
ing at Equinox Mill. He Is an old
Anderson 10y and his mnny friends
here VIII gladly welcome him back
again.
Mr.. John Brown who resides on
Tribble street has added two new
rooms to his house which adds much
TO the appearance on this side Of
town.
The City has been having .kome
work done on the streets on this side
uf town and all are, very much pleas
ed with the work done.
Following are number of news
items from the mill villages of An
derson clipped from the February
Comian.
Equinox Notes.
The night school classesl at the
hall under the direction OF Mr.. Craw-
ford are getting in some fine work
13 In the class with almost perfect at
tendance. They are: Adren Biggs,
Mac Blalock. Alex Beasley, Willie
Cartce. l.. G. johnson, u. v. johnson,
G. w. Kirby. j. c. Mcconnell, J. M.
McAlister. j. P. McCann, Clovis
Powell. ,R. r. Sanders, R. A. Watson.
These classes meet twice each week
on Tuesday and Thursday nights in
the hall over the store.
From Orr Mills.
Mr.. Armstrong. the master me-
chanic. is very busy these days in
staliing new fire pump which. when
completed, will add much to the eff
ficiency Of the force.
Mr.. w. C. Jaynes, formerly assistant
to Mr.. Snelgrove. has been promoted
to the position OF outside overseer.
Friends of Mr.. M. d. Grogan are
glad to see him out again after q sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at
the city hospital.
Glack Ne.os.
The many friends Of Mrs. Harvey
Strickland are glad to know that she
Is home again from the Anderson
hospital.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Purga-
son. q daughter. Frances Elizabeth,
January 80.
Washington's birthday, the twenty
second of this month will be cele-
brated at the school, by some exer-
cises appropriate for that day. The
usual program of speeches, songs and
dialogues will be carried out. A flag
gotten up by the children will be in
evidence for the first time that day. It
is nice large one, eight feet by five
feet, and one that the children may
be justly proud of.
BrOgOn Mills.
The Union Club. which meets every
Friday night at the Library is always
we'll attended. On this night the Girls
Club extends an invitation to the
young people of the village to meet
at the library for a social evening.
when games and other entertainment
are provided.
Brogon, It seems. is the only mill
around Anderson that can boast of q
real live alligator among 1t equip
ment.
Riverside. Toxaway.
There have been busy times around
Riverside-Toxaway for the past few
weeks. The special meetings for the
| children at the library on Friday af-
ternoons are we'll attended and en- 10Y
ed by the smaller boys and girls. A
special program Is arranged for the
children at this time and the>attend-
ance has been from 50 to rs.
During the last month the cooking
class at the library has. given two
| oyster suppers to which the girls of
the class invited several of their
friends. Watch the young ladies of
this class!
Tecumseh Tribe of Red Men will
give an oyster supper Saturday night,
February 20, to which all Red Men
are invited.
Much interest is being manifested
| over the announcement that the Rev.
VIII Marlborough OF Reedsville will
conduct a series of meetings at the
Toxaway Methodis. church beginning
| Sunday.
II those night echool classes at the
library get much larger. some more
teachers will have 20 hs e.ayieyed.