Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-01-15
hTHE SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
First Convention ass Walhalla Last
Week was q Success.

County Sunday School Convention,
held In the Walhalla Baptist church
Z last Wednesday and Thursday. was a
decided success from every point OF
View. There was good attendance
at all sessions, and the progranl was
b such as to keep up q keen interest
throughout the meeting.
Following is q list of delegates as
enrolled for the first meeting:
Bethlehem--W. j. Keown, w. G.
Hunter, Mrs. L. A. King, Miss Con-
ME Nichols, l.. a.. King, Miss Ida
Orr, J, M. Ledford (Baptist).
"a CiemBon--Rev. w. III. Mills, Ca
4 dets VIII J. Roach, B. H. Darlington,
(Presbyterian); Cadets q. %. Bald
Z win, w. p. Barnett, M. Quattie-
baum, G. M. Wooten, ]. @. Pride
! more 8. 2: Bales, J. G. Covington.
College Chapel.)
rs. Keowee--Miss Eugenia Davis.
(Presbyterian).
Double Springs. T. Lyies. (Me-
thodist)
G Pendleton--Miss Eloise Dublin,
81 RicRlandMW. H. Huyhs, Miss
TPearl Ballenger, (Presbyterian).
Seneca---M. l.. Cox, Rev. G. s.
Blackburn, f. NJ. Cary, Miss Leah
Harper. Jos. Beasley, Miss Ruby
Harper, tBaptist); A. P. Brown,
Miss May Hamilton, Miss Margie
Holland, (Presbyterian).
New Hope--T. M. Elrod, (Bap-
South Union--J. L. Reeder, (Bap-
Walhalla---Miss Mary Il. Ansel,
Miss Dora Schroeder, w. John Schro-
der, Henry w. Brandt, (Lutheran); I;
+. A. II. Schrcderr, w w. 5. Loenr, Miss
Gertrude Smith, Mrs. w. M. Brown,
Jas. M. Moss, Miss Ruby Grant, (Me-
thodfst); w. l.. Werner, Frank T..
Harrison, Jr., DR.. G. G. Probst, Nor
ton stribling, (Presbyterian) ;Jas. f.
Singleton, w. M. Brown, Jas. Sea-
born, (Baptist).
Conneross-W. H. Butler, Paul
Barker, s. F. Johnson, (Baptistl.
Westminster-Rev. ]. l.. Single
{ ton, (Methodist) Mrs. X. w. Marett,
Mrs. @. 70. Anderson, (Presbyterian) !.
Center T. Bryant, (Metho-
West Union--Mrs. A. X. Callas,
Miss Clarice Shockley, J.. A.. Hutchi-
son, Jr., j. G. Slockley, (Baptist).
Double Springs-Miss Lassie Con-
ley, j. D. Handy, (Methodist).
Rev. j. III. Graves, pastor of the
Methodist church at Clemson, was
in attendance and enrolled as a dele
gate. 5l "
It>is very likely that some of the
delegates attending did not get their
names enrolled, and many others at
tending as visitors did not enroll.
AT our next convention way will
be provided for getting every dele
gate properly enrolled.
The County Secretary will be
pleased IL any delegates not finding
their names enrolled would send him
a card with name, church and post
office address. All superirtendents
and secretaries of Sunday schools in
Oconee county who have : receiv-
ed communications from the County
secretary will confer favor by also
tsAendfng their name, church and post
iBffice address to County Secretary,
4 p. o. Box No. 3, Seneca, s. @.
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Prof. Thos. w. Keitt,
Clemson College. VI
Vice President--James Seaborn,
Walhalla.
Secretary y-Treasurer-Dr. Jas. H..
Burgess, Seneca.
Primary Department Superintend-
ent-Miss Mary e. Ansel, Wa!aalla.
Adult Department superintendent
IF. M. Cary, Seneca.
Ia Home Department superintendent
|. Mrs. e. l.. Herndon, Walhalla.
81 Committees.
The committees were chosen as
follows, to serve one year: