Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-19
FACTS FROM FAIR PLAY.
Community Saddcned by Two Deaths
Work for Orphans.

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Fair Play, Oct. 17.-Special: Rev.
|. L. McDavid's sermon at the BaD-
tlst cnurch last Sunday morning on
Echoes from the Cross was one of
deep spiritual truths, portraying sor-
foW1uily the last words OF our own
Dressed Saviour on Calvary's brow.
Alter the sermon the ordinance of
the Lords supper was observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Todd, of An
uerson, were guests last week in the
homes Of Mrs. S. p. Stribling and
J. ID. Sheldon.
Miss Ethel Marett and Miss Zelma
isDell were visitors In Lavonia last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
l'reSDyterian church met at the hos
pitable home Of Mrs. L. II. Harris
last Wednesday and spent the day in
Quilting for the orphans at Clinton.
TWO quilts were finished and a most
Snmptuous dinner was spread. Each
MEMBER carried dainty lunch, and
'hcre was an abundance left over
Suiicieht 10 reed many more such
gatherings. The good ladies pre-
pared well-filled lunch boxes and
sent out to many who could not be
present, thereby showing true
christian spirit.
Miss Ellen Todd, an amiable
young lady. of Seneca, is spending
some time at the home of Mr.. and
MIS-. ). L. Thompson.
school at this place will open on
the morning Of October 31st A full
attendance Of both pupils and pa
irons is earnestly desired. Prof.
Colby, OF North Carolina, will be
principal, and Miss Richardson. Of
Liberty, assistant.
The children of the Sunbeam
Band, with their leader, Mrs. Thos.
iSpei', met at the home OF f.. NJ. Da-
'ls last Thursday and gave one DAYS
work picking cotton for the orDhans
at GREENWOOD Quite neat little
purse was realized, and the little
folks. assisted by few young ladies
OF the Philathea class, feel proud in
deed OF their donation. Mr. Davis
,hrew open his doors to the merry
Doys and girls at noon and all par
LOOK OF luncheon in his dining room,
"ood Things were there for all and
some 10 spare. Each one was given
y poN 10 carry homo. This day will
lonE be remembered by all who par
iicipatcd. and many thanks are duo
Mrs. Isbcll for the interest shown
10 ne children Of her band.
the many friends of Mrs. A. r.
Mareti deeply sympathize with her
IN the sad death Of her sister, Mrs
zoe Shirley, which occurred at the
hospital at Anderson on last Tuesday
,'oihihS. Her remains were
brought to Townville on "Wednesday
and Inferred at O'Clock. funeral
services being conducted by her pas-
tor, Rev. r. J. Williams, assisted by
hev; I. G. Ligon. both paying beau
,li"I tributes to the deceased. She
leaves, besides her husband and six
chl!dfen. mother and several bro
. 1ners ana sisters to mourn her death.
inc iloral offerings attested the loy-
lnS esteem IN which she was held by
all. TO the bcrcaved ones we extend
heart full Of sympathy, and com
mend them to Him who docth all
things we'll "
Ihc infant baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
bnD cleveland was Inferred in the
b"aNcrdam cemetery last "Wednesday
Afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Farmer Land and
three children. Of Georgia, visitcd m
lES homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Y
Marett the wcck-cnd
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. THOMPSON are
reported some better. Both have
oe'h quite Ill. Mr.. Thompson re-
Gently developed crysipelas. from
which we trust he will soon recover
neSe good people have made many
irichds since moving to Fair PLAY.
"i! ol "hom are anxious for their
convalcSccncc
j. G. Thompson and family bavo
moved to Westminster, where Mr.
thompson is employed in the oil
mltl We regret to lose such excel
lent ncighbors.
!.lttic Misses Mildred and Claire
iicllcri are on an extended visit to
their grandparents at Bounty Land
Dr. j. X. Heller was called TO In
Nohla last week to see the children
or Thomas Wootcn, who are sick
with scarlet fever.