Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
The Town Looking Up Some---Nirs
Anderson Entertains Club.

over our unmlnQIul regard OF the
fact that he was once first in war,
first In peace, and first In the hearts
Of his countrymen.
The following young ladies are
here spending the holiday commemo-
rating Washington's birthday by Chi
cora College: Misses Hannah Brown,
Cornelia Dye and Lucille Hamilton.
Thomas Harper Is also spending
the 22d here.
The young FOLKS are having Il 'sur-
prise CD party at Mrs. II. e. Strib-
ling's tonight.
Misses Pearl and Lynn Werner and
Ada WHY, Of Richland, and DR.. Pat
ton, of Alabama, visited in Seneca
last Saturday.
Charles Ballenger, now Of Green
vile, spent the weekend here.
Dr. John Hopkins has returned
from an extended visit to E!c. ila.
Miss Carrie Hunter spent several
days last week In Easley
Mrs. j. j. McI1eskey, OF Westmip-
ster, spent the Weekend with :elp-
tives here.
Miss Marie Isbell, Of Walhalla was
a visitor In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Herndon last week.
MISS Stella Fincannon is In At
lanta, where she has gone to Join
Miss Morgan to select their spring
stock of millinery.
Mrs. w. J. Lunney entertained her
Sunday school class of boys at a de-
lightful sociable last Friday evening.
The boys were given the privilege of
meeting their best girls, and bright
evening was spent by the jolly young
company. A sweet luncheon was
served.
skating carnival is billed for
next Friday evening" Rupert MINI
mons and Ullen Lowery are the effi-
clent managers, and good time will
be afforded the attendants.
Miss Maude Hopkins is visiting
friends in Prosperity.
Miss Lena Reeder spent the past
weekend in Westminster.
Mr.. McConahey, of North Carolina.
was a recent visitor IN Seneca.
DR.. 10. G. Doyle was called to
Greenville last week on account of
the illness of Mrs. c. c. Jones.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
presbyterian church held a delight
ful meeting with Mrs. T. S. Stribling
Monday afternoon
Mrs. j. w. Todd and her sister.
Miss Nicely Frierson, visited in Spar,
tanburg last week.
Last Saturday was red letter day
FOR bona flde bellies and beaux I'm
seneca. Your correspondent has
Deen furnished the facts and has
given the names In this letter II is
up to my readers TO couple them!
beginning next Monday afternoon
the week of prayer for home missions
VIII be observed In the BAPTIST
church. There will be four PRAYER
services, to which the women of the
town are invited. On Monday after
noon Mrs. c. S. Blackburn will con-
dnct the meeting; Tuesday after
Moons meeting will be conducted by
the Y. w. A.; on Wednesday even
ing the regular mid-week prayer
meeting Will be conducted by the
pastor, with which the home mission
service will be consolidated. The
names of the ladies who viii conduct
the services for Thursday and Friday
afternoons will be announced later,
Mrs. 0. b. Bacon will entertain
the Once-a-Week Club at an open
meeting this week, at which she will
also entertain number Of visitors.
| me celebration Of WaShington's
Blrthday Will be The program, and
the members of the club, with the
visitors invited, are anticipating de-
nghtful meeting, Mrs. Bacon's repu
tation as hostess furnishing guar
antee to this end.
Mrs. E. G. Werner will possibly
visit her son. Gen. John S. Werner,
IN Columbia the latter part of this
week '"''
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pickett are IN
Seneca to-day.
"A week from next Thursday, which
will be March Sd, the regular semi
annual meeting of the Civic Associa-
ton Will be held. The place will be
decided later. This will be the time
tor the election OF officers, and the
date is given thus far in advance in
order that membr,s may be consid-
erlng nominations for the Offices. In
me absence or the president, Dr.. J.
ri. burgess, the vice president. Rev
NJ. X. kirkpatrick is calling the meat
ing and will preside.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling Is making at
tractive repairs on her residence here.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson was hostess
TO the Once-a-Week Club last week.
On account Of the inclement weather
on Thursday, the meeting was held.
at the request Of the hostess, on Fri
day afternoon. The program was
based upon a study of Germany, In
connection with which the hostess
arranged charming music program
from German composers. This is
Inc program as 1t was rendered:
National Hymn Miss Ethel Kirk-
patrick.
Paper, "Musical Advantages OF
Germany'-Mrs. J. Fl. Burgess
Piano solo, German selection
Miss Minnis Kirkpatrick.
Song by German composer-Miss
Ethel Kirkpatrick.