Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
NEWS FROM wEsTMnNsTER.
missionary Society to Give Entertain.
ment---Iocal Pfck-Ups.

Westminster, October 29ASpecial:
Miss Jessie Stribling is teaching in
the Townville High School, having
charge OF the primary department.
This line Of teaching is one In which
she takes great pleasure, having
given II special study in Atlanta and
Rev. j. J. Harrell left for the South
Carolina Synod, at Anderson, to-day.
Elder M. s.. Stribling will probably
go tomorrow. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond, Wal
ter Owens and Miss Cynda Martin.
from Anderson county, visited the
family OF T. d. Poore last week.
Mrs. Lila Ford Moore will move
her millinery stock into the room
next door to M. w. Jones boarding
house on November /. This room
has been remodeled by Capt. Ches.
well during this year. With it's plate
glass front it will be an elegant room
to display millinery goods.
Joab L. Steward left Saturday for
Texas to see his son, Grover Stew
art, who is Ill In that State. IfsMr.
Stewart finds his son getting along
all right ne expects to spend several
days IN looking over the country.
J. M. Vernon, who lives below the
y
says people are bringing dead horses
and cattle IN the patch Of woods near
his home and the odor from the de-
caying carcasses is very unpleasant.
He wishes to give fair warning and
wants it stopped.
John Carter, of Gainesville, was in
town Saturday and talked interest
fngly about his trip to China, He
was on the road 81 days going and
4S days returning home. Mr.. Carter
Is very much enthused over foreign
missionf since he has been there to
see the needs of the Gospel.
w. E. Rhyme went to Atlanta last
week to join his family, who are on a
visit to that city.
Mrs. Robt. M. Simpson died in
Georgia few days ago. She was a
daughter OF Mrs. M. J. Vickery, de-
ceased, and lived here several years
ago.
The Westminster Oil and Fertilizer
Company will give cents apiece for
good cotton seed meal bags.
g.. o. Simpson is with the Mathe-
son Hardware Company.
Somebody down town is mighty
careless, In allowing about a half
dozen .shoats to run at large, which
nave given US a lot of trouble almost
deiiy for the past four or five weeks.
2 Following is the program OF en-
tertainnlent day exercises of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society, to be held
in the New Westminster Baptist
church on Monday, November 4th,
1907, at p. M:
Song-"Take Time to Be Holy"
Lords prayer in concert
Scripture reading-103d Psalm.
Prayer-For the needs of the day.
Original papers-Enlistment and
what 1t means to the individual, by
Mrs. Ira s. Pitts.
Enlistment, and what it means to
the Society, by Mrs. o. X. Breazeele.
Song-niust I go, and empty hand
ed?" by Mrs. Will Carter and Mrs.
]. r. Moore.
Welcome to new r~embers.
Reasons why am member Of
Missionary Society, by Mesdames A.
P. Marett, James Breazeale, ]. IT.
King, Vada Marett. M. e. Messer, ].
M. HILL, Eff1e Dickerson and Hugh
Bibb. cas-
Song by Mrs. Wilton Mason.
Prayer. Adjournment.
William pillard spent few days
In Atlanta and Buford last week. +.
Oscar Pitts took in the fair at
Greenville last Thursday and Friday.
George Queen, Of Lavonia, is clerk
Ing for the stonecypher Drug Co.
Miss May Hamilton, Messrs. Bright
Lowery and Sam Holland and DR.. e.
G. Doyle, Of Seneca, took supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Smith on Thurs
day night.
Joe Lee, who lives in the noun
tains above Holly Springs, sent a
twig gathered from one of his peach
trees to town Saturday that had seve-
raj open blooms on 1t. Peach blooms
are rarely ever seen in October.
Miss Mary Messer went over to
Toccoa last week to see her aunt,
Mrs. Davis, who has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Moore have
rented rooms where r. B. Elliott re-
sides and are keeping house. Miss
Bertha Smith, Mrs. Moore's trimmer,
is boarding with them.
A. l.. Gossett.
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