The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-15
NewsFrolllSe Seneca

Special to The Intclligcncer.
SENECA, Jan.. 14.-On Tuesday
night at nine O'Clock In the Presby-
tcrian church, in the presence OF a
host of friends the marriage of Mr.. T.
y. Allen Jones. Of Townyille: and Miss
Carry Lewis Hunter of this place was
consumated, the Rev. T. Il. Wallace,
officiating. This marriage has been
the chief event in the social horizon
OF Seneca for several weeks and had
been looked forward to by the many
friends OF this popular young couple
Throughout this whole section,
Mrs. Jones Ia the daughter OF Mr..
w. S. Hunter, one of the most promi-
nent and Influential merchants in this
part OF the country, and an Influential
member Of the. Presbyterian church at
this place. Mrs. Jones was very
prominent in church circles, having
been for a number OF years the most
efficient and faithful 0rganist at the
Presbyterian church.
1t was pronounced one OF the pref
tiest affairs ever witnessed in Seneca.
And these young people have the best
wishes OF many friends for their fu-
ture happiness.
Mr.. w. X. Livingston left Wednes-
day for. mississippi for business trip
of week Or more.
Mr.. Will Thomas. of near Lockhart,
is visiting his brother. DR.. ID. P.
Thomason, of near Lockhart, is visit
ing his brother, Dr. u. F. Thomason,
OF this place. tts
Mr.. Thomas Haynes Of the New
Hope section of this county died last
Sunday. MIR. Haynie was about sixty
years old, and the father Of large
family of grown children, and high
ly respected citizen in his community.
Mrs. Stiles Barron spent the day
with her mother, Mrs. E. o. Burley,
of Walhalla. last Tuesday. 1t being
tho occasion Of tho anniversary OF
Mrs. Burley's sixtieth birthday.
tton OF this county died last week In
Columbia, where he had been carried
10 the State Hospital for Insane. suf-
fering with the dread disease, pella-
[gra. Mr. Doyle was Confederate sold
Ter, member. OF the Methodist church
and good citizen. de was the father
of.two sons, both OF whom arc minis
tcrs 'of tho gospel end two. daughters,
all of whom survive %;him.: The SONS
Gre the Rov. We Bruce Doyle, q minis.
tor Of the. Presb. 1erian church, and
pnw residing in Florida; and the Rev
lthctt f. Doyle. OF the y Methodist
church now located at Cenunary, thia
State: the '-r,rliePs are. Mrs.: JssTs
Green and Miss Selma. Doyle, both of
this county. s.1i:
Mr.. Ford Wyatt, son Of Mr.. @. F..
Wyatt Of New Hope section, and Miss
Bessie Brown. dang hfcfs Dir |! !tr. sP.zssAs
Blown OF Wolfe Stake, were married
at Walhalla by John F. Craig last
Sunday. = ~
I: Mrs.. John C.. Cary. who has. been
''t3isitlng her siater.ss Afss,t %. Ps Thamp.
son, for week, has returned to her
shome In Greenville, 81 ST.: Is. p
T. Miss Sue Hunter returned Wednos-
ssslay to Lander! College where she is d
schior. K s. q Z; 4
81 Mrs. Geo. Townsend has returned
to- her home In Andarg9n after. atter:d.
ling the Hunter Jones' ddifiE &! ssss ss1J
T. M. and Mrs. jas. II. Thompson
have returned to Atlanta after attend
ing the Hunter-Jones Wedding. s. 3 s.
Mrs. Hugh Ho1leinans Has returned
itrom. q yisit Of hs fesw; dayS 10 afrienda
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