Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-05-17

from the various States for this work i,
and it is Il distinction of which to DO
proud. In recognition of the import
ant work Mrs. Coleman has done in diff
fcrcnt departments of club work, it is n
fitting honor that Gov. McSwccncy has
conferred upon her. visit to tho beau
.lful city of Paris is delightful occa-
sion to which to look forward.
IMPORTANT MEETING.
A full attendance of the members Of
the Floral Association is desired ut the
meeting to be held at tho home of the
President Friday morning next ut ten
o'clock. BY ordor of tho President,
Mrs. R. FRANK SLOAN.
| CLOSE OF HIGH SCHOOL.
The Seneca High School closed on
Friday last. Prof j. T.. Ward and Miss
| Kate CarSwcll arc the teachers who have
been in charge. This has been Il very
successful year. Prof. Wards methods
of teaching have been very satisfactory
to the patrons, while he has succeeded
in securing tho good will of the pupils.
Miss CarSwcll possesses an important
requisite for y teacher, fondncSS for
| children, and is also an accomplished
musician. She left Monday for her
home at lIepzibah, Ga, Prof. Ward go
vile, n. c., his home. There are many
who would be pleased ut the return of
both teachers next session.
ENTERTAINMENT Hy STUDENTS CIUH.
Friday evenings entertainment, given
10y the Students Club was quite Il sue
cess. The young ladies were fortunate
in securing delightful Strawberries, aud
were able to dispose of them all. The
refreshments did not cons l.utc the sole
attraction at the park which was lighted
with Japanese lanterns. An entertain
| inp MI SiI.ul n 81 Inr. in,
the pavilion. The proceeds go toward
the library.
OTHER NEWS.
n dime reading at the Ravcncl home,
several miles from here, for the benefit
Of the Bocr sufferers, Saturday after
noon, was attended by Mrs. r. +. Strib-
ling, Misses Tachry and Whitmirc and
DIR. W. X. Doyle, the ladies participate
ing in the programme. They had a
pleasant visit to this charming home.
Although the excursion which ran
from Anderson to Atlanta one day last
week lacked little of being crowded
when it reached Seneca, several from
here succeeded in obtaining seats.
Ata meeting of tho Juvenile Foreign
| Missionary Society, held ut the Mctho-
dist church Sunday afternoon, the fol
lowing officers were decided upon for the
ensuing year: President, Bert Pierce :;
vice president, Norman Morgan; record
| ing secretary, Luther Moore; correspond
| ing secretary, Miss Mary Moore; trcasu
rcr, Miss Mamie lSbcll; agent for Little
| Worker, Miss I.u,lic Jordan: lady mana
ger, Miss Mary Swami.
MeSsrs. II. NJ. l.owcry and J. II. Bryan
are attending the X. Of =. meeting at
| Charleston.
The many friends of Mrs. w. p. Reid
regret to know of her extreme illness.
| Her mother, Mrs. johnson, has arrived
| 4 a,
son, and Mrs. 5allcngcr have also been
with her
Mis-. Robinson, Of Pcndlcton, was the
guest of Mrs. Livingston last week.
Mr.. John ID. Werner, of Walhal!a,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Mcdonnell, of Anderson, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Stokes Strb-
ling, the first of the week.
Rev. G. +. ClarkSon, at his Sunday
morning service, read an appeal from the
| Superintendent of the Epworth Orphan
age, Columbia, for help. He also spoke
earnestly for the famine stricken Indians.
| Tho morning service was particularly
appropriate for the young.
| Miss Flcnor Wardlaw complimcntcd
| her Sunday-SchOOl class, Of the BAPTIST
Sunday School, with an entertainment at
the mineral springs Tuesday afternoon
| DIR. T.. a. Hines leaves this week for
Atlanta, to represent this prcSbytcry at
the General Assembly.
Mrs. Keys, Of Anderson, spent day
or two recently with her nicccs, Misses
| Dana and Wynona Moore.
| Mr.. George Coleman remained in At
lanta several days after the excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hunter and child
rem spent Sunday at Townvllo.
DR.. f. &. Doyle left Tuesday for Col
umbia.
Mrs. II. f. Stribling leaves this week
for visit to Columbia.
Mrs. Gignillat, who has been spend
ing some time here, leaves soon for her
| homo at Marietta.
The death of Mrs. IIanScl, occurred
Monday afternoon. She was The mother
Of Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. Shci man having
moved to Seneca to take Charge of the
mechanical part of the Gconcc News
Mrs. llanscll died of paralysis, having
previously had several strokes. She was
| Is years old. Her remains were carried
| to Gainesville for intcrmcnt. The
family have not been residents of tho
town very long, and much sympathy is
| iclt for them. MARY f.. SwANN
The Rev | q ndcav Dood