Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-05-10
MATTERS AT SENECA.
Seneca Wins from Walhalln 13 to 8.
General News Items.


NF
Seneca, May 9.--Special: Com
munion services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Preparatory services will begin on
Wednesday night and will continue
through the week, with two services
daily Rev. w. ii. Frazer, OF Ander-
son, will do the preaching.
On next Monday Bishop Guerry
will conduct services at the Episcopal
church, at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hines Is visiting in
Charleston this week for a few days
before going to Hampton, where she
will take part in very interesting ex-
ercises on Wednesday. The chapter
U. ID. G. at Hampton is named in
honor Of Gen. James Moore, tho
grandfather Of Miss Nellie, and she
is invited by this chapter to deliver
the badges Of homer to the members
Of Camp Harrison This Is a beauti-
full honor happily bestowed on one OF
Seneca's fair daughters
Rev. II. G. Ligon filed the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church last Sum
day in the absence of the pastor,
who was preaching at Townville. The
friends Of Mr.. Ligon were glad to
meet with him again and to be af-
forded an opportunity to hear him
preach.
Mrs. ]. w. Stnbling has returned
from ten days visit to Atlanta
DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Doyle and Capt.
and Mrs. H. r. Alexander visited
| Clemson Monday afternoon, making
the trip in DR.. Doyles new car.
II. NJ. Lowery Is at home for few
days and will attend the horse show
In Greenville this week. He Is ac-
companied by his friend, Mr.. Spann.
DR.. J. S. Stribling expects to at
tend the horse show, and will make
the trip in his machine.
Miss Lucille Hamilton Is at home
for few days and Is accompanied
by number of her friends, Misses
Eloise Steele, Lenore Hamilton and
Hettie Peister.
Most interesting services were held
In the Baptist church last Sunday
night. Rev. L. II. Mitchell, j.. w.
Barber, Fl. l.. Lemmons and II. G.
Hester, the three last being members
i of the Students Volunteeg{ Il Union,
made interesting talks and sang sew
eral numbers, making altogether q
fine impression on the congregation.
These young men are students at
Furman University, and will later go
out to the foreign field as missiona-
ries.
Miss Helen Cary will leave Satur-
day for Texas, where she will visit
relatives.
Charles Werner, Of Columbia, spent
Sunday with relatives here and at
Richland. He Is at present in busi-
ness in 'Greenville.
G. w. Shirley Is sick at his home
on Fair play street, having been con-
fined to his bed some days.
The Gossipers will be entertained
Friday by Miss Margaret Morrison.
The entertainment given by the
students of the school last Tuesday
night was marked success. The in
teresting program was charmingly
rendered.
On Friday afternoon Central High
School, OF Greenville, and the boys
OF Seneca High School will play ball
on the Seneca field. The game is
bound to be full OF interest to our
count. people, and q big crowd Is ex-
pected. 15c. for outsiders; 10c. for
school children; 10c. extra for grand
stand
Last Saturday afternoon Seneca
and Walhalla played ball on the Sen
eca diamond, resulting in score Of
] 3 to 3 in favor Of Seneca.
Henry Leslie, q familiar figure i'm
Seneca, being one Of the few old
time darkies left, died here last Fri
day and was buried on Saturday.
We wish to thank the friends who
have sent plants, seeds, etc, for use
in our cemetery work. We hope the
council will turn its attention to tho
much-needed work at the cemetery,
which we are assured will be done as
soon as the work on the streets is
completed.
Our delegation to Washington on
the Blue Ridge Railroad business re-
turned Saturday. Nothing definite
reported.