Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-10
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lclosed on the evening of June B with
interesting exercises at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs, Thes, M. Carter: The
Pupils entertained q goodly number OF
yisstors delightfully for couple OF hours
with their songs, duets. recitations, etc.
Miss Harris is preceptor of q very high
order and her indefatigablo energy ss
| appreciated. This is the close OF her
second term In Westminster. The fol-
lowing progrsmme was rendered; :
Chorus greetings.
ReSitation,- 'Polly's Pupil" by Miss
j Caroline Carter.
Duet Misses Nellie and Christine Mul.
key. g -
Music Home Sweet Home,,' by aTisa
4 Augusta Smithson.
Music Waltz, by Miss Ada Marett.
song--Far Away" by Kiss L,pcile
Duet. Chop sticks, BY Misses Mary
Carter and Ada Marett.
Duet-"secret Wishes = BY Misses Hull
Rccitation Darning Needles. 'by Miss
Christine Mulkey.
| Duct Beauties Of Paradise. by
Music--ssEvergreen Waitz,S by Miss
Nellie Mulkey.
Recitation-'.If we Knew" by Miss
! Valera Waite. 3 $ 3 81 \
Duet" Jenny Lind Polka. by Misses
| MoGee and Mulkey.
Mnsic--MMy PAS Waltz" by Miss
Chorus--aBird Carol.n assns
Music'.Uncle Josh Huskin's dance,n
by Miss Nellie Carter. !
Reeitation--tSa Saved by 6 Song,p by
Miss Mary Carter.
Song" Kentucky Home,'' by Mrs, D.
Daet-aMili.asy sallep, Yby Misses Mel
Midnight Flyer" by Miss Lucille
Duet Medley by Misses Hull and
| Carter. IL z X
Recitation Deacon Brown, y by Miss
Nellie Mulkey.
Music Manhattan Beach, by Miss
Louise Breazeale.
Duet-"Charge of the Uhlans,n by
Misses Carter and Zimmerman.
| Reoitation-"Sins of Omission,'' by
Mics Nellie Carter.
Musio-"Fire Alarm" by Miss Mary
| Carter.
Chorus-"oh Bright Merry smiles.n
Recitation-"School Girls Trials,n by
Miss Lucille Zimmerman.
Reoitation--"Boys' Trials" by Fred
Zimmerman.
Music-"Nearer My God to Thee" by
Miss Mary Carter.
Music-''Pomponette," by Miss Lucille
Zimmerman.
Song" Long Ago. by Mrs. d.
Recitation-.sThe Hand that Rocks the
World" by Miss Mary Carter. a
Music--"Durand Waltz,' by Miss
Louise Breazeale.
Duet--"After the Charge" by Misses
Carter and Zimmerman.
Neutrality-suspicious. Thomas Carter.
Chorus--"Merr School Days."
4 ffnr. inn norlro 4. Afx,
Anderson and Rev. j. r, Moore they
presented prizes to the following pupils
Miss Nellie Mulkey, for greatest inn
prOvement in penmanship; Fred Zim-
merman, for best record in spelling;
Misses Mary Carter and Lucille thinner
man, for faithfulness. The prizes CON
sisted of gold pen and valuable books.
cotton mill recently by the name of the
Cheswell Union Sunday School. J. T..
| Owens was elected superintendent, III. Il.
Whitmire secretary, Miss Lily O'Kelley
treasurer, Miss Matte O'Kelley organ
ist, They have bought $40 organ and
equip Sabbath school. They started
with an enrolment of 95 pupils and the
interest in attendance is steadily inoreas-
ing. All church-going people, workers
in the Sabbath schools especially, will be
delighted to hear of the. efforts being
made in the mill town for the furtherance
of the cause of Christ School opens at
9.45 a. m. every Sunday morning. Visi-
tors and strangers cordially invited.
| The Westminster friends of DR.. r. e.
Mason, now located in Charlotte, will be
pleased to learn that he was among the
successful candidates for license before
the North Carolina State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners, which was in session at
Hot Springs, N. O., May % to June l..
| n frsa oN,s
BILE examination and is to be congratu-
lated. At least 80 per cent of the appli-
cants before the same board failed to OBJ
tain their licenses.
! Miss Nellie Norris will arrive home the
first of next week. Since the close of
Chicora college she has been visiting
friends at Clinton and Fountain Inn. =
| j. A. Couch has our thanks for cou-
pie of headslo of his early cabbage. They
are the Charleston Wakefield variety and
are very fine indeed for this season of
the year. Mr.. Couch has been selling
them for ten days or more and finds a
good market for them.
Miss Mamie Terrell has returned from
visit to relatives and friends at Mar
tin, Ga.
| Mrs. r. e. Mason, of Charlotte, passed
through here one day last week going to
Fairburn, Ga, to spend month with
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. @. b. Floyd. She
will stop over In Westminster a few weeks
as she returns home.
Miss Gussie Hauck, of Charleston, is
the guest of Miss Emma Zimmerman.
Miss Hauck comes up every summer and
spends the heated term. Her friends are
always pleased to see her.
Miss Mary s. Messer has returned from
q visit to the South Union section.
We are glad to be able to state that q
cash contribution of over $50 was raised
here in few hours last week and for
warded immediately to the sufferers at
| Gainesville. The sympathies of our citi-
zens were aroused, and besides cash con-
tributions articles of clothing were sent.
If there is any one who wishes to give
who did not have an opportunity last
week their donations can be sent yet and
will be greatly appreciated. Christ said,
| "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the
least of these, my brethren, ye have done
it unto me-" The deplorable condition
of affairs at Pacolet, Clifton and Gaines
vile appeals to the sympathy of all who
have not been visited with similar
calamity just at this time.
The Charleston excursion had to be
postponed on account of the condition
of the roads and trestles caused by the
heavy rains. Those who contemplated
taking the trip can get ready to go later
on. 49,
Little Miss Hattie Simpson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Albert Flynn, of At
lanta.
j. d. M. billiard, of Alabama, visited
his brothers, w. M. and A. l.. billiard,
the first of this week. He is an Ala
/ hax. al fx>x. re~o a.