Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-20
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Cadets Lose Game to LOcals--Relig-
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where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. o. X.
Anderson Poore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grubbs, of
Walhalla, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. |. S. Pitts.
Miss Davis, of Richland, was in
town Saturday.
Clemson Freshman foot ball team
came over Saturday on No. 80. Their
team was outclassed by the Westmin-
ster team, and the score was to 8
with Westminster team on their s.
yard line. Owing to outside interfer-
ence the game was called off--for-
Getting the game to Westminster,
score l to 0. Clemson never made
che required gains, while Westmin-
ster ran over their line at will. Glenn
son scored on kick after being held
for downs. Noel Provost, of Glenn
son, was referee, and Prof. NJ. e.
Brockman umpire: There were about
is Clemson cadets here for the game.
Mrs. Sam Erwin spent Friday at
Seneca. -
Miss Ella Harper visited her sister,
Miss Augusta Harper, Saturday and
Sunday.
The original chamois skin khaki
work shirt-a strong shirt for strong
men-at Tannery's.
Miss Pearle Lyles, Of Deer Court,
visited her cousin, Mrs. J. A. Law
renee, last week.
Miss Tommie Carter, of San Saba,
Texas, is with her uncle, T. N. Car
ter, this week.
Mr.. Shanklin, Of. Richland, was
here last week.
4" Mrs. Callie billiard and daughter,
Alberta, and Mrs. j. d. Hull are Wis
ting relatives in Greenville, William
ston and Anderson.
Nj. j. Hayes spent Sunday with his
home people at Toccoa
Franklin Lavender, Of Greenville,
conducted chapel exercises at the
school auditorium Monday morning.
He gave good advice concerning the
finishing of ones education. So many
boys and girls drop out of school
early and are not competent to fill
positions that a completed school
course would enable them to take.
He emphasized the Importance of
developing our bodies-and keeping
them free from tobacco and whiskey
developing our minds, and above
all our souls.
Frank Shirley was in Walhalla last
Thursday.
The teachers of the Westminster
High School held their semi-monthly
meeting Monday afternoon in the
school auditorium
True blue Battle Axe shoes, "the
most popular shoes sold," at popular
prices at Tannery's.
5. l.. Stribling went to Greenville
Thursday. He Is with his sister, Mrs.
Nj. Z. Barton, at Piedmont, this week.
The Young Matrons' Thursday
Club had their first autumn meet
ing with Mrs. J. S. Carter. After a
delightful social hour dainty refresh
ments were served.
Rev. Frank Lavinder,,' of Green
vile, preached very earnest,
thoughtful and appropriate sermon
Sunday morning at the Baptist
church. Bible reading, "The rich
young ruler" Rev. Lavinder is a
man of very pleasing address and
won the good will of many during
his short stay.
Ihe services in the evening were
more than usually interesting. Rev.
II. }. Williams invited q consecrated
young business man Of Greenville to
make the address-T. O. Lawton.
who gives half his income to carry
the Gospel to those who are desti-
tute. Mr.. Lawton's words were lis
tened to with flattering attention. af-
ter which Rev. Williams received
subscriptions for foreign missions.
the amount raised being much larger
than last year. The music was very
inspiring. he songs by Rev. and
MRS. Williams. Miss Eva Reeder and
Prof. Brockman were uplifting.
Colgate's ribbon dental cream,
rapid shave powder, dactylis, highly
perfumed talcum powder, at Tan
nery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Witherspoon
have returned from a months stav
at Cross Hill, where Mr.. Witber
spoon has business interests.
Misses Harper and Smithson and
Messrs. S. c. Moon and a. w. Leath-
ers made a speedy trip to Walhalla
and Seneca recently.
TWO candidates will take the Rank
OF Page in the K. of p. lodge Tuesday
evening.
Erwin Russell, of Russell's, is vis-
iting his sisters, Mrs. ]. G. BreazeaIe
and Mrs. J. J. McLeskey.
Rev. S. A. Mcdaniel, of Rocky
Ford, Ga, arrived Monday to spend
two weeks with his family here.
Rev. j. K. Moore, Of Ninety-Six.
was in town for few hours Monday,
to the delight of his numerous
friends. Rev. and Mrs. Moore's
place will not be easily filed. They
will always be gladly welcomed. Rev.
Moore has a very interesting church
at Ninety-Six and the people have
given him warm welcome.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met at the home Of Mrs. I. S. Pitts
Monday afternoon. After the regu-
lar program, Mrs. w. l.. England,
who had hean annninted hN tha CO