Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-07-21
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| III SoIuupid ldSI week on business.
Miss Hadie Thompson spent
Tuesday in Greenville with friends
| Mrs. w. ]. Beard is spending
| this week in Anderson visiting among
relatives and friends.
st. Johns Episcopal church is
receiving new coat of paint, which
adds greatly to its appearance.
Mrs. h. A. Bell, Miss May Bell
and Mrs ID. G. McAlister and daugh.
ter, Katherine, are visiting relatives
at Clayton, Ga.
| Miss Maude Kay, OF Bolton. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. II. Kay,
! this week, TO the delight Of her many
Walhalla friends.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deal, of West Union, sympathize
| with them in the loss Of their infant
babe, which died last Thursday.
Cicero Hughes, Of Salisbury, N.
| c., Is visiting his son, J. r. Hughes,
| on Faculty Hill. He is pleasantly re-
membered here by many friends.
MIR. and Mrs. f. C. B!schoff, of
| Jacksonville, Fla, arrived in Wal
halla last week and will spend the
summer at the home of the latter's
w
were accompanied by little Miss Ep-
sey Evans.
Mrs. G. B. McAuliffe returned to
her home in New York last Sunday,
after having spent some weeks here
| with her mother and other relatives.
She had been in bad health for some
time, and her friends are glad to
| know that she left here considerably
| improved.
The following quarterly confer
| ences have been announced by the
| presiding elder of the Anderson dis.
trict: Walhalla Circuit, Zion, August
rs; Walhalla and Seneca, Walhalla
| August 8; West Union, Friendship
August 21-22; Westminster Center
September Hip.
| Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Allison, of
Bronwood, Ga, are visiting their
son, f. l.. Allison, and family, on
Faculty Hill. Rev. and Mrs. ALI
son are pleasantly remembered here,
the former having been at one time
a minister of the South Carolina
Conference with pastoral work in
| OcOnee. Their friends are delighted
to meet them again.
Prof. ]. r. Lyles conducted SER
vices in the Walhalla Methodist
church last Sunday morning in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. j. C.
Yongue. The evening services were
| conducted by Rev. r. NJ. Allison,
| former member of the South Caro-
| lima Conference, but now OF Georgia.
| Both services were greatly enjoyed
by good congregations.
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livelier interest in education through
out the State. the leaders of educa-
tiOn have inaugurated a movement
called "The Educational Campaign"
| Fifty men who are prominent in all
professions have volunteered to help
in this work. In order to reach
every county they have been divid-
| ed into groups of three. One OF
these groups will go into every coun-
| ty and ho!d one meeting, at which
they will address the people upon
| the issues of the day from an educa-
| tional standpoint. The day set for
| the meeting in Oconee is Saturday,
| August 14th. The speakers have not
| yet been announced, but it Is hoped
that Governor Ansel will be one of
the group sent to Oconee. This is
not local movement, but one that
is Statewide, so let our people re-
member the date and show their in
terest by their presence at Walhalla
on the l4th of August.
| Gasoline at Walhalla Drug Com
pany's at zoe. per gallon.
A delightful meeting of the
Paul Hayne Circle was held last
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of
| Miss Annie Werner. On account of
| the showery weather only eight men,
| bers were present. An interesting
pr "rlm was carried out as follows:
Re call, Scotch Song Writers;"
| short character sketch, Robert
Burns, by Mrs. Brown; reading. Ed
inburgh, Old and New" Mrs. Bauk-
night; paper, What two Women are
Connected with the History OF tidin-
burgh Castle? Scene from life of
each, typical of the contrast between
the two," Miss Daisy Strong; song,
"Auld Lang Gyne,' Miss Werner. Pret-
tily appointed tables were arranged
out on the piazza, and here the
! guests enjoyed a half hour celebrat-
ing Independence Day. A tempting
salad course with frozen tea was
served. At each plate was a tiny
| place card emblematic of the Fourth
of July, and the souvenirs were
red cannon crackers filed with
mints. Those present were: Mrs.
b. +. Sloan, Miss Mary Ansel, Mrs.
G. w. Bauknight, Mrs. J. H. Darby,
Miss Daisy Strong. Mrs. j. w. Bell,
Mrs. George Ansel and Mrs. Sidney
Adams.
Last Friday afternoon the Wise
and Otherwise Club met with Miss
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