Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-29
CONNERGSS AND VICINITY.
Mrs. Iunsingcr 1GntcrtainS-Dcath Of
w. IL. Gravcly.

Conneross, June 27. - Special:
Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger complimented
her Sunbeam Band with an ice cream
supper Saturday evening. The hours
were from to 6 and the young
guests were escorted to the beautiful
grass under the shade, where they
enjoyed the evening very much. In
nOcent games were played and deli
cious ice cream and cakes were serv-
cd by the genial hostess. The young
guests were loath to give uD their
evenings enjoyment, but returned
to their homes expressing pleasure
in the occasion and wishing Mrs.
llunSinger, their enthusiastic leader.
many years OF peace and happiness.
The following members we're present,
including a few visitors: Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown, Walhalla; Mr.. Biggs, Green
Vile; Miss Lucy Patterson, r. d. AL
cXander, Mrs. Ncttie Hesse; r. d.
Alexander, d. Barker. Collie Abbott,
Keith Abbott, Suddeth Alexander
Ennis Abbott, Misses Murtie Abbott
Murtic Alexander, Beulah Barker,
Ora Arve, Oracle Abbott, Ethel Bar
ker, Matte Belle Gambrell, Ollie Ab-
bott. Esther Arvc, Code Alexander,
Jessie Barker. Annie Alexander, Sci
ma Crumpton. Nina Abbott, Ruth
Brown, Dazie lIcssc, Tillie Burdette.
Myrtle Brown, Ethel Hopkins, Iadie
Abbott, Grace Brown, Carrie Gam
brcll
Russell Bearden, wife and two
children were visitors at the homes
OF Mrs. Mary DilwOrth here and w.
NJ. Kay, Walhalla, recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Hopkins were
recent visitors to relatives at Poplar
Springs.
The Y. w. A. will meet at Come
ross next Sunday at 10 a. m. Every
member is urgently requested to be
present, and also all the ladies who
| wish to join the y. w. A. are Special
~ invited to come Sunday and ioin
| and help us in our meetings.
julius lleSSe and sister, Miss Maud,
spent Saturday aud Sunday in West
minister. They were visitors at the
home Of their sister, Mrs. c. f. Davis.
Misses Burt, Pearl and Bewlcy
liunsingcr attended the Sunday
school picnic at Iiugh's pasture. near
Walhalla, Saturday. They report a
very pleasant day.
Prof Riggs, OF Grcenville, spcnt
several days Of last week with friends
in this community.
Miss Bculah Elrod. Of New Hone.
VINO is attending the summer school
at Westminster, was visitor in our
vicinity last week.
Joe Dilworth spent the past week
end among relatives in Walhalla.
Little Ictna Abbott returned to
his home here Sunday, after spend
ing some time with relatives i'm West
! minister.
W. B. Gravely died at the home OF
his nephew, w. b. Youngblood, ncal
mere last Saturday at p. m., at the
age OF ". He was born in Pickens
county, where he resided until about
lour years ago. when he moved &c
this county. lntermcnt was made in
Poplar Springs cemetery i'm the pres
ence or concourse of sorrowinl
friends. We extend our sympathy tC
the sorrowing relatives.
A. NJ. Alexander and wife, of West
minister, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. an(
Mrs. w. o. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed p. Cox left tbi,
morning for Westminster, where the,
will make their homo. We regret tt
have them leave this community, bu
wish them much success whcrovel
| they may east their lot.
The b. Y. p. L. will meet next Sun
day afternoon at the usual hour. Th,
meeting will be conducted by j. G.
Barker. The following program vii
be carried out:
Song-"Our Father in Heaven. W,
llallow Thy Name"
Prayer
Scripture reading-John 1:1-1S.
SONG More Love to Thee, {
Christ"
Roll call and reading OF minute
by the secretary.
An address on what is Meant b.
the King Of Ages" by w. II. Butler.
Prayer.
Reading from the Quarterly by ]
Abbott, Misses Pearl Hunsinger an.
Lethic Barker.
Miscellaneous business.
llymn--"I'll Go Where You Wan
Me TO Co."
BenedictiOn.