Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-15
CLAUDE LITTLE & CO., Westminster, S. G..
lUR WESTMINSTER BUDGET,
/ CONDUCTED by A. L. aossErr,

Z WEsTMINsTEI, g. G., September 16.--
Miss Rosa Matliewson wont to Atlanta
one day last week to spend some time
with tho family of Rev, S. I.,Jameson.
Miss Mary Dagnall has entered tho
Female n1, &C.. College OF i,l,t., Willamston.
little daughter of Atlanta, Ga, Nwere
guests of DIR. Burt Mitchell last week. =
Hiss Unto Howell, of Birmingham,
Ala, Is visiting Misses Ella and Bonnie
Freeman, near Westminister.
State Evangelist Albera 7. Fits, of the
Christian church, Clifford, S. c., in his
letter to tho Evangelist, published at
Atlanta, Ga., has this to say concerning
his recent meeting held hore: "Wo
closed our meeting at Wrstminster Tuos7
day: night, August 10th, with fourteen
tho second Lords Day in September at
regular service, whom l hope to mako
th9m another visit and give them q start
in tho now work which they have under
taken. 1t is with pleasure that I
announce that ono moro church has boon
added to the list in South Carolina and
| believe that Westminster will provo to
be q working church. May tho Lord make
horr g, great power for good in the up
influence emanating from this point may
DO folt throughout tho surrounding coun-
try resulting in tho establishment Of
many other congregations on the ono
foundation"
Mr.. w. II. Stapler, of Harmony Grove,
Ga, wassin town ono day last weok.
Tho first car load of buggies over
shippedF to this point have just boon
roceivedfby Messrs. j. & j. S. Carter.
'Thoy camo from the Rock Hill Buggy
Company .. ... :. . !.
Rev. w. B. Singleton died at his homo
in Pickons. county last Saturday after
noon, September 10th, in the 18TH yoar of
his ago. He was q minister Of tho Bap-
list Church tho past fortysix years and
was &.great power for good in his COM
munity. His body was laid to rest in tho
cemetery of Enon church, q fow miles
North of Easloy, Monday at II A. NJ.
Rev. ID. w. Hiott, Of Westminster, was
summoned by telegram to assist in con-
leaves widow, one Son and flvo daugh-
ters.' His two brothers, Messrs. Nj. p.
and John Singleton, and a sister, Miss
Singleton, are residents of Oconec
county.
Mrs. julio Muldine, of Toc1oa, Ga,
returned homo Tuesday evening after
spending several wooks in Westminster
with hor mother, Mrs. j. M. Hull, and
other relatives.
On Sunday afternoon, September 11th,
Rev. Joseph T. Dondy preached his last
stated supply of the Westminster group
Of churches. 1t was q most impressive
service. During his stay among us the
past four months he has boon faithful
and earnest in his -labors for Christ and
tho church. Besides doing the proach-
ing he conducted half of tho prayer
meetings. Indeed we can fesl that his
presence during his vacation season has
boen n help and q boncdiction. Ho
breaches his farewell sermon at Retreat
next Sabbath at IL A. M.
A pretty homo wedding occurred in
tho Westminster Hotel Wednesday, Sop
tember 14th,, 1893, at 4.30 p. M, tho con-
tracing parties boing Miss Emma Altonco
Hester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
ii. Hestor, of Westminster, S. c., to Mr..
Frank Hugh Carter, of West Union, sc.
Tho. beautiful marriage ceremony was
performed by Rov. s, Y. Jameson, of
Atlanta, Ga, promptly at tho appointed
hour. Tho happy young couple oamo in
tho parlor to tho notes of popular we'd
ding march played on tho piano. Tho
decorations il the parlor consisted of a
few oVcrgreons and vines intermingled
with choice blossoms, which were
fastened to tho walls. The marriage was
quiet, only the immediate relatives and
friends Of tho brido and groom being
present to witness tho nuptials. Aftor
tho marriage had boen solcmnizod and
congratulations oxte'lded, all tho guests
were invited into tho dining room
whore thoy partOok of most on
joyablo repast. Everything nice and
good to crafty the appetite were
bountifully served. Mrs. Hester we'll
knows how to prepare a meal for
hotel guests and on marriage occasions
her tables arc superb. Tho tables were
arranged in tho shape of tho letter ",r'
and above thom was q nice arch of evor-
greons, in tho contor of which suspended
basket of whito flowers. On one side
suspended tho namo "Hostor" and on
tho other sido "Cartor." Tho brido was
married in white silk, trimmed with
satin ribbon and mousseline. Tho groom
wore stylish evening suit. Mr.. Carter
is tho third son of Mr.. j. Cartor, of
Gainesville, Ga. Like his illustrious
father, no is n tino business man. Mrs
Carter is an oxcollont lady of raro at
tainmontS. Mr.. Carter needs just such
u lady for wife and housokcopor to
mako him happy. They bearded tho
Gainesville, tho homo of tho groom's
parents. They will arrive at Walhalla
noxt Monday, September 10Th, after
which they will begin housekeeping at
West Union.