Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-11-11
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Rev. Harrell to Go to Woodruff--A
Happy Family Reunion.
(By A. L. Gossett.l


At a congregational meeting held In
the Presbyterian church on last Sab
bath the church united with Rev. j.
j. Harrell in his request to South
Carolina Presbytery at call meet
ing soon to be held at Seneca that
his pastoral relation with this church
be dissolved. He will ask this body
to dismiss him to the Presbytery of
Enoree. Rev. Harrell came here
from North Carolina four years ago
last February, and he has been to the
church and people all that Is implied
in the word pastor. AS an exponent
of Gods Word his sermons were
deep, spiritual and persuasive. AS a
shepherd of the flock he was self
sacrificing, affectionate and loving,
and as man he is true, firm and
decided. In his resignation and de-
parture, according to the doctrine OF
the Presbyterian church, we must
recognize the hand of God in it all |;
that 1T was foreordained and predes-
tined, and cover our regrets with
good wishes for Rev. Harrell, his ex-
wherever they go.
Honor Roll.
Following is the honor roll of the
Westminster High School and Grad
ed School for the month OF October:
First grade-Addie Boggs SO, Mil
dred Peden 81, Willie G. Mcconnell
81, Bertie Rhyme 81, Mary Gaines 81,
Annie Hall 81, Roy Bibb 81, Mar
gle England SO, Lucille Rochester 90.
Enoch Breazeale SO, Jay Carter 95,
Buford Orr 95, Harry West 95. Miss
Katie e. Harris, Teacher.
Second grade-Christine Terrell
81, Isabel Macaulay 90, Temple Tim
norman 95, Mary Smithson 95, Frank
Reid 90, Irene Puckett 95. Raymond
Pitts 95, Ruby Pickett 95, Bessie
Boggs '95. Miss Maude Stribling,
Teacher.
Third grade-Maggie Barnett 98,
Victoria Miller 81, Marion Pitts OF,
Christine Sanders 81, Maggie Mitch
ell SO, Carmen Cross 90, John Sam
Carter 95, Glenn Powell 95, Knox
Reid 9E, George Reaves 90. Miss
Anna B. Rushton, Teacher.
Fourth grade-Ollie Phillips 90,
Mary Anderson 90, Hortense Cross
81, Mildred Bearden 90, Ila Wilson
90, Paul Ballenger 90, Terrell Har-
bert 95, Joe Berry Sanders 95, Pau
line Miller 95, Gus Smithson 95, Ith-
emer Puckett 95, Victor Marett 95.
Fifth Grade-Louise Dickson 90,
Edna England 9S, Hattie Simpson 9S,
Lille Barker 81, Wilda England OF,
Julia Dickerson 81, Audrey Holley
90, Lillian Carter 96, Annie b. Wat
kins 90, Basil Phillips 90, Carse
Marett 90.
Seventh grade-Nellie Mulkey 9S,
Lullie Miller 95. Miss Ella Hargrove,
Teacher.
Sixth grade-Ralph Lawrence 98,
Agnes Orr SO, Harold Norris 81, Vas
sic Prichard 90, Preston Barron 90,
Annie Powell 95. Miss Gussie Har-
per, Teacher.
High School Department..
First year-Alice Stribling 90,
Grace Stribling 80, William Ander-
son 90, Allen Norris 81, Robbie Simp-
son 81, Bessie Foster 95, Marie Hall
95, Robert Jones 95, Fred Zimmer-
man 95, Mary Simpson 95.
Second year-Ada Simpson 90,
Augusta Smithson 81, Eddie Pickens
96, Dewitt Miller 95, Ethel Marett
95, Myrl Pitts 95. ..-.
Third year-Frank Anderson 80,
Harry Sheldon 90, Lee Striblipg 81,
Minnie Eubanks 90. M. e. Brock
man and F. T. Cox, Teachers.
Rev. ]. l.. Singleton will leave
about November oath for Laurens,
where the annual conference will be
held. 1t Is the sincere wish Of every
body here that Mr.. Singleton will
be returne ed for the year 1909.
On Friday evening last the Juve-
nile Society of the Methodist church
rendered a most excellent missionary
program. A large audience was pres
ent and all were edited. Rev. J. l..
Singleton, the pastor, read the Tooth
Psalm and offered prayer, after which
the following program of exercises
was carried out: '..
Missionary dialogue, by Misses
Margie Williams and Ruth Loehr
Each Has a Work to Do" by
Burriss DuRant.
"All Together" by Alline Dickson
Little by Little" by Vernon Pitts
Little Things" by Miss Leila Sin.
gleton.
Song No. 113.
Sad" by Miss Marie Loehr.
"The Teachers Diadem," by Miss
Clara Singleton.
Dialogue. 1--WE are a Band of Lit.
tie Workers"
Work for ALL" by Miss Temple
Zimmerman.
Song, by the children.
"How Grace Earned Her Pennies, .
by Miss BERTHE Lawrence.
(Which One" by Miss Ruth Loehr
"Be Careful What You Sow" by
Burt Singleton.
Song No. 88.
Widows Mite" by Miss Margie
Williams.
"Inasmuch," by Miss Margie Bar
nett.
Dialogue, Missionary Pennies.
Lost, Jewel" by Miss Ada Ba-
ker.
nGiyinpD nv Misc Joccia TJp,y,ar.