Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-05-17
WEDNESDAY,, MAY II, 1911
MATTERs AT SENECA.
Events Of the Week In Our Sister
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Seneca, May 15.--Special: DR..
Massabeau, of Greenville, will preach
the baccalaureate sermon in the au-
dftorium OF the high school next Sum
day morning at II o'clock. The COM
nlencement exercises will occur, on
Thursday and Friday following. On
Thursday evening the debating con-
test will be held, on Friday morning
the oratorical contest, and on Friday
evening the graduation exercises, de-
livery of medals. etc. This will bring
tQSa close the school year, which has
been one of the most successful in
the history Of the school.
Last Friday Central High School,
ofsGreenville, and the Seneca High
School crossed bats on the Seneca
diamond. The score was II to 4 in
faNor of the visiting team. Seneca
VIII go to Greenville on Wednesday
8!3ap!ay the same team on the Green
YSlle field. We hope our boys will be
More successful. The Greenville
team was composed of gentlemanly,
cSNrteous boys, who expressed them
sStses as being highly pleased with
tNeir visit to Seneca.
$9lrs VIM. Neill and daughter Alice
axe visiting lin Lynchburg, Va,
Where they we're called to the bed
side Of a sick relative.
sfDr. e. G. Doyle, Will Edwards, J..
9NS SCromer, j. f. Alexander, j. E..
HDpkins, and Frank Shirley, of West
nfinster, are on fishing trip to
Whitewater.
"a number of Seneca people went
t0sRichland last Friday night to the
o9atorical contest. DR.. E. G. Doyle
and Prof. M. e. Brockman went as
judges.
Ms The preaching at the Presbyterian
6harch last week by Dr.. w. H. Fra
zeE, Of Anderson, was greatly en-
lyjoyed by the congregations, who
heard him twice daily from Wednes-
'day TO Saturday, inclusive.
ssMrs. M. w. Coleman left last Sat
ugday for Little Rock, where she will
fneet q party OF friends who are there
fpr5the Confederate reunion.
Miss Helen Cary is visiting rela-
I3tssssS in Texas. .a. II
Ms iIdWard stribling and Gordon Todd
sarS pending the week on KeoWee
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ling and confirmed aclass!
| Mrs. II. M. Lowery will leave on
Friday for visit to Mr.. Lowery at
Americus, Ga.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday contained several
notable acquisitions in the persons
| of ,Lowery Hamilton, Wilkes Dendy
and j. w. Stribling. The two young
violinists, Warren Gignilliat and
Charles Byrd, have rendered faithful
| and efficient service in the choir for
| some time, and the congregation
feels a real appreciation of their
faithfulness.
Mrs. j. w. Byrd is improved after
a weeks illness.
Gs w. Shirley Is able to be up af-
ter sickness Of some days.
The Once-a-Week Club enjoyed a
charming meeting with Miss Kittie
Sigh last week.
Miss Nellie Hines has returned
from delightful visit to friends and
relatives at Charleston and Hampton.
Mrs. VIM. Lowry and daughter,
Miss Olive, left on Monday for stay
of some length to Hot Springs, N. c.,
where Mrs. Lowry has purchased a
cottage, and where she goes for her
health.
The friends of the family Of John
w. Shelor regret to learn of the in
disposition Of Mrs. Shelor and daugh-
ter, Miss Marye.
Mrs. w. S. Morrison and daughter,
Miss Mary Willie, of Clemson, spent
last Tuesday afternoon in Seneca.
The Gossipers met with Miss Mar
garet Morrison last Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. T. e. Stribling.
Mrs. e. G. Doyle entertained at an
elegant course dinner last Wednesday
evening in honor of her mother, Mrs.
j. W. Stribling. The fact developed
later that the occasion was rendered
AS a birthday party to the honoree,
whose friends, however, were kept in
Ignorance OF the fact, but who later
offered their best wishes for "many
happy returns"
One Of the most charming events
Of the past week in the social calen-
dar was the garden party given by
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman Easy chairs
and tables were placed in the park,
| and from $40 to o'clock was spent
in delightful intercourse. At the
closing of the evenings enter
tainment delicious refreshments were
served.