Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-23
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Esliees from f7ie Y 0men,s Clubs.
The delegate tes 20 tho State Fedora tipi,
of Moman'a Clubs at Seneca last week
have returned homo. n They make a sort
OF informal report 3,iy ~ a IN sFss2 AZ
In tho fsrst place they were most kind
III .entostained 9 by the Senec 4 glub and
their friends. 4! 4 n rs 3 u. {, jg Ri Il
Tho eitizens furnished conyeyances
.and q carried the delegates to Clemson
spending two houss Tiers they drove 20
Capt. w, "a. Conrtenay's s homo, Innisfai-
len, and enjoyed a delightful reception.
Tho Captain surrendered as soon 2s the
first carriage drove up to tho door, and
he forgot the cotton mill and the war for
q few hours, while he was entertaining
three dozen club women. 5S.s 81 IS
$S Mrs. Courtenay5a hor daughter con.
tributed much TO tho enjoyment Of the
evening. They found DR., Baer there, as
much at home at the foot OF tho ,noun-
tains as he could be on tho Battery in
Charleston. \, q, t5S}5 sg
Il 'T'ilo visitors hoard good reports !: as to
the success of tho Newry Cotton Mill and
the popularity of its president with tho
people Of the community: They have
tho highest appreciation of his uniform
hnmblesty lab0rer feels that he has a
friend in him. ~ s. n ilss. !. N 81
This Is not q report of tho meeting at
al, ], but q few echoes that your oorres-
pondent has caught from those who at
tended. FliG piaoting WAS revelation
to some OF the mon of Seneca, and thoy
attended regularly. They did not know
Even Colonel Youmans, the chosen
orator of tho occasion, was surprised ut
the kind and quality Of tho work which
these clubs woro doing. The address as
to tho style, quotations and manner Of
delivery was said TO DC most Youman-
rescue. , ... ..-.7.a' a'-.g. ~
Ono of tho brightest club women in tho
State represents Charleston. She was
familiar with club work, having gradu-
ated ut Vassar College. Shc also under
stood parliamentary rules and the man
agemont of tho details Of a meeting.
Another echo from tho meeting comes
from OcOneo county. Miss Ida McCol-
Tough, of Walhalla, made talk on the
educational outlook of that county, and
it is said to have boon ono of tho best
made at tho meeting. Sho used neither
tions have n much widcr range than her
county lines. '.s..
Grecnville has the oldest club in tho
State. It is the Thursday Club aid has
finished its ninth years work. Tho first
club to join tho National Federation was
INC ''IoG cups, OF spartan burg.
Eighteen clubs were represented in tho
Convention, Chester taking tho lead with
throc.
Miss Mary IIcmphill represented tho
Abbevillo Club. She took lively and
Intelligent interest in tho meeting, and
iior Glib will be hoard from at tho noxt
convention. 1t will not DO long before
thero is q woman's club in ovory town of
any size in tho State.
Tho executive committee, or somo we'll
informed mombor of q successful club,
should publish n papor showing tho adj
vantages of clubs, how organized and
Kept going, with ono or two sample pro-
grammos for tho guidance of others
Spartanburg Correspondence in Nows
and Courior, juno 18.
Tho merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is literally written in blood.
1t is traced in tho vital fluid
OF millions of tho human racc.
Its positive medicinal Ilcrit
And curative power is writton
VI" tho hearts, and gravon upon
The minds of thousands
OF people whom it has cured
And givon good health
When thoro seemed nothing before
Thorn but darkness and despair.
1t cures all diseases arising
From or prompted by impure
Blood by its intrincic merit as
Tho Ono Truo Blood Purifier.