Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-13
Observation-Disclosures.
.t.st. SUNSHINE RAYS. .i..f.
"l..'.!'.' Observation-Disclosures; .;..;..;.
Refused to be DISCOURAGED.


ing.
Misses Cornelia Foster. Maye Hub
bard, Myrtle Davis and Airs. Joe Nc
Donald gave the first day OF June to
getting things ready tor the empty
stockings Christmas. The Misses
Davis have contributed to the box
since Mrs. j. b. Shanklin gave the
cloth 10 mako the doll dresses.
We have sent package after pack
age Of papers and magazines to shut
ms who enjoy reading and do not
have it.
The library is growing apacc Mrs.
Bette Mcdonald gave Robinson Cru
soc: Miss Laura NJ. Wiebourn Of
PitiSburg, sent me box og little
things to pass on and Is nicely
bound notes on the international
sunday school lesson. Other recent
additions are: E.bcn Holden Ten
Times One is Ten. Selections. or
Flowers from Many Gardens, Choice
selections from the Holy Scripture,
or 'lIoney from the Rock" Scrap
Book, The Lampighter. Schnick Lit
tie Red Riding Hood, The Song Of
Our Syrian Guest. and q good many
papers.
Miss Cornclia Foster gave pack
age that has been passed on. Mrs.
w. IL. ilughS also gave me a gener-
Gus package.
Mack Barron gave so cents for
the chair; J. l.. Reeder for South
Union Sunday school. 81; Mrs. Ma
roney sent Ct cents from Hiawatha
Society and Whitmire Sunday school;
Return sent 81.
The lSsaQuena and OSceOla Sum
y, ,t,,~ to, to-. i
lawn at the hoSpitable home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Foster. They were
very kind, and did everything they
could to make everybody enjoy
themselves. There was only one
thing TO mar the pleasure: it rained,
so we had TO leave earlier than we
there want to repeat the pleasure
sincerely thank every one who
has helped towards the chair. We
will make money enough to get it
yet.
Every member Of Iliawatha has
visited the sick and passed good
cheer on.
Return has sent a dollar to the
blind babies home and visited the
sick. helped the needy. As one bro
ihcr said, LET every member OF the
| Sunday school and Sunshine society
| SPEAK word OF cement and
good cheer every time they have an
opportunity"
man once said that "his wish
was not that he might always be
happy: he knew this would be I'M
possible: bU) that he might always
! look happy There is Il great deal
OF genuine philosophy in this re-
mark. People have troubles enough
OF their own. so let us turn Il smiling
Face 10 our friends and help them
and not make the road any darker
by adding our burdens to what they
have.
SpoonsfuI of Sunshine.
As little Girl was eating her din
nor the rays Of the sun fell upon the
silver spoon she was using. Putting
II in her mouth she said. "Oh. mama
I'VE swallowed a whole spoonful Of
SnnShinc.' Liberal doses Of sun
shin" would prove an excellent tonic
FOR LOT Of people. Ones outward
life usually indicates the amount Of
sunshine in ones heart.
What Your friends want is a cheer
ful smile and Il word Of encourage
m"nt. Most OF them have just as
hard a time to get along as YOU do.
Sunshine Meeting.
The lSSaqucna and OSceOla socic-
ties will meet Just after Sunday
school next sunday evening. A full
attendance requested. as business Of
importance will be before the socie-
ties
The Oconec Sunshine Convention
Will u :, 1,
August l7th. All ministers are cor
daily invited TO meet with us: also
all presidents or leaders OF any
church society. Sunbeams. send del
egatcS; societies, send written re-
ports.
All Snnshincrs should wear a
piece OF yellow ribbon; the delegates
navy blue, white and yellow. The
program will be published later
Everybody bring something to pass
on. il only few stamps.
Julia ID. Shanklin.
Organizer for Oconcr.
The worlds most successful mcdi-
cine for bowel complaints is Cham
b"rlain'S Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoca Remedy. 1t has relieved
| more pain and suffering. and saved
more lives than any other medicine
in use. Invaluable for children and
adults. Sold by Seneca Pharmacy;
l.. {. Martin, Clemson College.
Death of Mrs. Isabella Turner.
tTnGaloo Tribunc.)
Mrs. Isabella T"rncr. widow Of
| the late w W. Turner, died at her
| home in Athens. Ga. last Friday
| night after a brief illness. Mrs.
| Turner was the stcpmothcr Of Mrs.
| G, NJ. Walker, OF West minStcr. and
| she was known by many Of our pco-
! pie, who deeply regret to learn Of