Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
SENECA.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist church. Preaching every 1st
and Sd Sabbaths, morning and evening.
Sunday school 10 a. M. Prayer meeting,
Tuesday evening. Pastor, Rev, o. M.
Abnsy.
Presbyterian church--Pr Preaching every
1st, I'd and Sd Sundays, morning and
evening. SundayIfschooi ut ito atm.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening. Pas
tor. Rev. IN. Kirkpatrick.
Baptist church--Preaohing every I'd
and 4th Sundays. morning and evening.
Sunday school at 10 q. m. Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday evening. Pastor, Rev.
G. s. Blackburn.
Our good people will bear in mind the
young peoples meeting which begins in
the Presbyterian church the nth Instant
end ceenEnnea through the Goth. Dele
gates are solicited from all church socie-
ties, are unlimited in number, who are
assured in advance a hearty welcome to
our hearts and homes.
DIR. j. III. Burgess will not be.in his
office on Wednesday,, as he will be in at
tendance upon the Farmers Institute at
Clemson.
Mrs. Sylvester Bleckley, of Anderson.
is the guest Of Mrs. j. w. Stribling.
Stokes Strib'ing and r. M. Richardson
are en- route Oklahoma, having left
yesterday.
Leslie stribling has been away week
enjoying vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M Lowery are enter
tanning beautiful little stranger at their
nome here, little Miss Frances Lowry.
who arrived last Wednesday to brighten
their home.
Mrs. Eagenia Jones, of Madison, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ri. f. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson have
returned from Atlanta, and Mr.. Thoml,-
sons friends will be glad to know that he
is doing as we'll as they could hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tandy are visiting
relatives in Seneca and the community.
They were accompanied to Seneca by
Miss Emma Stribling.
.. w. and Chas. Snibling are delighted
TO have Master Norton Stribiing, of Wal
haila, as their guests for few days.
"A number of our people are attending
the Farmers Institute at Clemson.
That you never miss the water till the
well runs dry" was strongly evidenced
last Sabbath at the Presbyterian church
by the absence of several members from
choir. (No chargesD
Your correspondent has been accused of
showing partiality in certain directions
by beating the dear old Courier out of
free ad. space. OF course that amt so.
the only class we propose to advertise
gratis is that composed of our preachers.
and as we love them and the cause they
represent, will continue to beat all we
can Tor them, 80 long as there's no kick
coming from The Courier.
The Civic Improvement Association liz
now resting on It's laurels, but hopes in
the near future to take up other work,
possibly the high bride park and mineral
springs. The splendid work done at the
cemetery will be lasting monument to
the Association, and this with work
through the sections is all that they can
do for the present.
Mrs. III. r. Eoggs aud son, William, re-
turned from the mountains Saturday.
Prof. Boggs will probably remain in the
mountains some weeks yet
DR.. and Mrs. w. X. EdIarp, of Riyoli,
spent yesterday in Seneca.
Mrs. c. V. McCarey will move into her
new home this week.
derson.
On Thursday evening in tie parlors of
She iPalmetto House, the ladies of the
Episcopal church will give dime read
ing. The following have been asked to
take part In the music program: Vocal,
Misses Bug Norris, May Hamilton and
Carrie Hunter and Mrs. T. e. Stribling,
ana Ben McElreath. Instrumental: Mrs.
Bates, and Misses Eloise Hamilton
and Carrie Hunter. Notably among the
other features of the program will be
the reading of Mrs. 8. Bleokley, of An
derson, who has graciously consented to
give one or more numbers. The evening
will be q charming one in every respect
and we bespeak the liberal patronage of
q liberal people. M.v.s.