Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-03
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
"A Surprise Marriage of Interest--The
Sunday School Wcrk.
(By A. L. Gossett.)

of her uncle, DR.. F. C. Mcconnell,
since the latter part OF August.
Mayor Zimmerman spent last Sat-
urday in Anderson on business.
Rev. d. d. Richardson, of Bolton,
was the guest of his brother-in-law,
Rev. S. A. Mcdaniel, the first of this
week.
Married, Sunday, January 81, by
Rev. j. l.. Singleton, G. w. Meeler to
Miss Rosa Mason
j. S. Carter has returned from a
trip 30 Atlanta and Gainesville.
An interesting event occurred at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. J. r. Moore, Westminster, Sun
day, January 31st, at 1880 p. M,
when Rev. j. G. Graham and Miss
Bertha Eubanks were united in mar
riage. The groom Is the popular
young pastor of Bethel, Cross Roads,
Beaverdam and Oakdale churches,
and lives with his parents near Oak
way. The bride is the daughter cf
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Eubanks, of Oak
way, and a graduate of Greenville
Female Cc!lese-a young lady OF
many accomplishments, loved and ad-
mired by all who know her. Hearth
est congratulations for this popular
young couple. Those who witnessed
the marriage were Misses Graham
and Eubanks, sisters of the bride and
groom, and Messrs. Mears and Myers,
of Oakway.
Below Is the program for the next
meeting of the mems class of the
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
school, which will probably be held
on Friday night, March 5: Resolved,
that Paul was the greatest orator,
the greatest debater and the greatest
writer Of the New Testament, Christ
excepted. Speakers for the affirma-
tive-Paul, the orator, G. H. Miller;
Paul, the debater, G. e. Anderson;
Paul, the writer, H. Rutledge Zim-
meramn. Nsgatiye-Orator, N. w.
Macaulay; debater, B. 0. Whitten;
writer, J. Knox Anderson. Those op-
posing Paul have other New Testa-
ment characters such as Peter, John,
Stephen, Luke or others to select
from. No criticism Is to be made of
any character. Only the best to -
spoken on.
Much interest was manifested in
the session of the .Oconee County In
Association, held here last Thursday
and Friday. The Sunday school
spirit took possession of the town for
a couple Of days, and all lovers of
this department of the Lords work
were benefited and edited. There
was a large attendance of visitors
and representatives from all parts
of the county. We would be glad to
take up the topics discussed, thread
by thread, and comment on the same,
but the public had the benefit Of the
printed program and there was such
slight variation that we took no
notes of the proceedings with that
end in view. All the ministers and
laymen who were assigned parts on
the program as published in The Cou-
rier were present and the audiences
were thrilled with enthusiasm as
they listened to the able lectures rel
ative to Sunday school work. The
reports from the various schools rep
resented over the county showed that
satisfactory and encouraging work
was being accomplished, and the at
tendance and collections on a steady
increase. The pledges from the
schools for the association were
$500; cash collection, $26.41. The
election of new officers resulted as
follows: Rev. j. r. Moore, president;
Rev. j. G. 9ongue, vice president;
DR.. j. II. Burgess, secretary; Miss
Leah Harper, assistant secretary;
Rev. j. l.. Singleton, treasurer; home
department, A. p. Brown; primary
department, Mrs. j. N. Herndon;
adult, X. w. Marett; executive COM
mittee, chairman at large, II. Peden
Anderson. The retiring president,
Prof. Thos. w. Keitt, of Clemson Col
lege, is consecrated Christian gen.
tleman and made a most efficient
presiding officer. Coming little
closer home, we would say that Dr..
Jos. H. Burgess, the secretary, has
been untiring and self-sacrifcinG in
pushing forward the interests OF che
association, and his work is appre-
ciated. Coming still closer home,
we would not fail to mention that T.
Peden Anderson, the chairman, Is
the success Of the session held here
last week was in large measure
due to him.
Arthur Finley, salesman for ]. e.
j. s. Carter, fell from his bicycle last
Saturday morning and broke his left
arm at the elbow. The wind was
blowing fiercely at the tine and Mr..
Finley thinks 1t caused nim to be-
come unbalanced. He struck tele-
phone pole before striking the
ground.
The big Four" Minstrel Show Of
Westminster, composed wholly Of
home talent, will give perform
ance In Zimmerman's new store
room in the new block Friday and
Saturday evenings, February and
6. Admission, 25 cents; reserved
seats, 35 cents. 1t will be In the
nature Of negro minstrel, and our
boys promise to crowd in a lot Of
funny jokes, comedy specialties, etc.
There will be plano, violin and gui-
tar music and songs. Remember the