Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-01-27
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Mrs. Laura Nicholson, of Ander-
son, is visiting at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. j. p. Beatty. She will be
| with relatives here and in the coun-
try for several days.
The Red Hill school will open
| Monday morning, February 1, with
Miss Winona Cary as teacher All
pupils and patrons are earnestly re-
Quested to be present.
Hereafter the regular meetings
! OF Oconee Lodge, No. GA, /. o. o. F.,
will be held on the second and fourth
Tuesday nights in each month. All
members will please bear this in
mind and attend promptly.
Louis l.. Littman, of Anderson,
was in Walhalla last Thursday night.
He installed the Heptasoph officers
for the present year. After the in
stallation an elegant luncheon was
served by the new officers.
See new advertisement of J. w.
Byrd & Co., OF Seneca. They are
prepared to care for all your wants
MIR. Byrd has recently associated
with him j. T.. Alexander, who is per
sonally connected with the business.
Nice line of wasting novelties
just received. Prices to suit.
J. G.. Rochester.
Rev. A. e. Grover, Of Aliceville,
Ala, occupied the pulpit Of the Wal
halla Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning and night, preaching in
structiye sermons to good congrega-
tions. Sunday afternoon Mr.. Grover
occupied the, pulpit of the Richland
Presbyterian church.
w. e. Vickery, Of the Greenville
Piano Company, Is recovering from
injuries recently received while as
Sisting in moving a heavy piano from
a wagon. Mr.. and Mrs. Vickery are
stopping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Reid, on Tugaloo street. Mr..
Vickery is able to be out on crutches.
In the municipal election held
yesterday only sixteen votes were
polled, Of which II. c.. Busch and
John E. Bauknight received fifteen
votes each for Aldermen and John A.
Ansel fifteen votes as member of
Board of Health. These gentlemen
We're elected to succeed Aldermen j.
B. Hill and Thos. Littleton and w.
B. Loehr, former member Of the
Board Of Health.
We learn from Rev. J. G. Yongue
that the preachers meeting and Mis-
sionary Institute for the Anderson
District. NJ. l.. Church, South, held at
Anderson, January 1926, was a
most pleasant and profitable one. A
we'll arranged program had been pre-
pared, and divers topics pertaining
to the interests of the church were
ably and voluminously discussed.
The question Of finances, methods Of
apportioning and collecting same
from the charge, stirred the saints
no little, the outcome of the dis
cussions being that the preachers
resolved to make this record
breaking year in the Anderson Dis
trict by raising their missionary
claims in full by the lst Of May at
the latest, and ali other claims in
full before the 1st of December next
The presidency of Rev. A. ]. Cauthen
was characterized by fairness, zeal
and wisdom.
Miss Mary 7. Nance, State Or
ganizer Of the Rural School Improve
ment Association, was in Walhalla
for a short while last week Her
visit was necessarily a hurried one
at this time. but during March she
Will lclui III W oCOHcc anu SDcuQ TWO
weeks in active work among the coun-
ty schools, assisting Superintendent
Of Education Hughs in bringing the
schools, the teachers, the pupils and
patrons more closely together, with
organizations for the upbuilding of
the schools and Improvement of
school property. SO far Miss Nance's
work has been confined almost en-
cmSiVoly to the lower part of the
State, but in the near future her
itinerary will be through the Pied
mont counties for an extended pc
riod. The school improvement work
in this county has been Of untold
value to our schools, and Miss Nance
will doubtless receive a hearty well
come by all interested in the school
work. She is pleasant talker, is
thoroughly in earnest and enthusias-
tic about her work. She has made
a great success in her efforts in other
counties.
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