Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-06-12
FAIR PLAY.

lahan and Mrs. Samuel Glenn were shop
ping in Lavonia last week. # FIN,
kr. and Mrs. A. r. Marett were shop
ping In Seneca last week.
Miss Dollie Knox, Of Seneca, Visited
relatives here last week. She was aooom-
panied home by Mics Hettie King, who
will leave for Charleston on the goth,
whore she goos 70 prepare herselfSfor
trained nurse. We wish her much sue
cess in her new work.
Joseph Glymph, who has been quite i'll
at his home near here, 10 some better at
this writing.
Mrs. w. L. Dobbs and mother visited
relatives at Lsvonia last Monday.
We are pleased to note Miss Mati!da
Marett's Improvement in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark ID. Stribling visited
the the family of j. p. Anderson, of
Roberts, last Saturday.
Misses Mary Sheldon and Helen
Thompson have returned from q very
pleasant visit to relatives in Anderson.
Miss Willie Carson, of Commerce, Ca,
ia the attractive guest Of Mrs. w. T..
Dobbs.
The family of>Joseph Brown, OF Oak
way, visited A. r. Marett and family
Sunday. 4
Ernest Barton, wife and son, of Clles-
ter, were among relatives here last Sun.
day.
DR.. Horace Whitworth and Mrs. Joe
Allen visited r. Fl. Marett and aunt Sum
day.
John Callahan and family and Mrs.
Will McLeskey, of Gross Roads, visited
Eugene Callahan Sunday
Miss Jessie Jones and brother, of
Westminster. were among relatives here
Sunday.
The friends of K. s. Stribling will be
sorry to learn he is on the sick list.
Miss Pearla Marett has returned from
the Greenville Female College, to she de-
light of her numerous friends.
The family of Lawson Thompson, of
Townville, attended Childrsn's Day ex-
eroises here Sunday.
Below we give the program Of Chill
dren's Day exercises at the Baptist
church, as carried out last Sunday.
Hymn--"All hail the Power" congre.
cation.
Brief address by Superintendent w. l..
Dobbs
Scripture reading by Thelma Watson.
Invocation by 81. E. Thompson.
Song-"Children's Day" by pupils.
Growing up for Jesus"
by Pauline Marett.
Recitation--"Daily Work." by R. M.
Davis.
Song-"Little feet be careful by in-
FAINT classes. This deserves especial
mention, as the little ones carried out
this motion song so well.
Reoitation-"Keep a-going," by Hassie
Elliott.
Recitation - Little Kindnesses,n by
Sallie Grubbs.
Recitation-''Little Work." by Pope
Isbell.
Song--"I love to come to Sunday
school," by intermediate classes.
Recitation "a Dream" by Wade
Marett.
Recitation = "My Refuge" BY Ola
Grubbs.
Song-"Bring them in, by children.
| Recitation--"No time for Sunday
School," by Julia Watson.
Song-"Go in the early morning. by
young ladies and young men.
Recitation-"Obey your parents" by
Haskell Marett.
Recitation = "Heads up" by Doyt
Lindsay.
Recitation-''Pass it on" by Albert
Marett.
Hymn-."I gave My life for thee" by
Recitation-"Live for something" by
Olin Glymph.
Reoitation-"Mud pies," by Lille May
Lindsay.
Recitation - f" Christ and the little
ones," by Thelma Watson.
Song..."Sweet Story Of Old" by three
little girls.
Recitation = Pennies" by clayburn
Davis.
| Collection for Bible fund of Sunday
School Board of Southern Baptist Com
vention.
Solo-"Pll go where you want me to
go," by Mrs. w. L. DObbs. This was es.
pecially enjoyed, as could be seen from
| the rapt attention of the congregation.
Mrs. Dobbs has a beautiful, Nell-trained
voice, and this was rare pleasure.
The benediction was pronounced by 8.
p. Stribling.
The program was we'll carried out in
every detail. The church was decorated
with an abundance of cut flowers. The
thanks of the Sunday school are due
Mrs. w. l.. DObbs, who prepared the
program, assisted by the other lady
teachers, drilled the children and deco.
rated the church 30 tastefully.
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