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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
5
Local notes report cotton prices and market activity, rail lines, and new telephony reaching the city. Visitors include Maxwell of Greenville and McDaniel of Honea Path, with college-bound youth and local officials making appearances at Court and church events.
The Jones Company invites the public to a large opening displaying the newest pattern hats. It promises the swellest and most smart styles for the season with exclusive department creations on show. The event is set for Thursday September 25, 1902.
Aaron Items, Miss Josie Jolly has a sore throat improving slowly. Miss Verona Neal of Greenville visits. W O Guyton reports pleasant Atlanta excursion. Mrs. Brown of Iva sick. daughter visits Vandiver. Hopewell Sunday School flourishes. J A Pruitt resigns as superintendent due to move to Anderson. Wm Campbell and daughter visit Belton relatives. Thurston Martin of Septus visiting. Norman Kay of Belton with grandfather A W Gaoe Guyton. Hopewell service this Sunday at 10.00 am led by Rev. Gisude Harris. Observer
Daisy Kaley returns from Clinton and Newberry and will lead Concord school this fall. Miss Mary Johnson visits Miss Sallie Sherard and goes to Anderson. Rev J W Black preaches at Mt Carmel for Rev A B Patterson. H B Blakely of Troy to preach at Iva ARP Church next Fri through Sun. St Claude Sherard. Nelle and Lizzie Sherard visit Anderson relatives. John Clinkscales and wife visit W C Sherard’s. Virginia Sherard leaves for Winthrop College Nemo.
Warm days promise cotton crop opening soon as farmers report gathering progress. Crop is shorter than earlier expected but better than last year. An all-day singing drew large crowds at St Paul Methodist Church. A second all-day singing is planned at Siloam Hospital Church on the second Sunday in October by Brushy Creek Singing Convention. Mr and Mrs W C Bridges visited R B Dilworth of Greenville Sunday.
The Thornwell Orphanage seeks flour for 200 orphans. Clinton residents and churches are urged to contribute barrels of flour, with strong churches asked to send ten barrels and smaller ones to provide as many as possible, to be sent via railway transportation.
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