Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-12-13
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"Tag Day" tor tho benefit of the
library, proved successful beyond all
expectations. About three hundred
tags we're sold at any price, the sales
amounting to $35. This amount,
with ten dollars additional given by
the State, will be used for increasing
the number Of books in the library.
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Down In Maine," a domestic
drama In four acts, will be presented
here on Friday evening, December
18th, by the young folks of Seneca,
the cast being composed largely OF
high school pupils. A liberal part of
the proceeds will be given the Wal
halla High School Library The play
was given with great success in Sem
eca, and has been announced de-
cided "hit" by all who have witness
ed 1T. Between the acts specialties
Will be given by Jack Grant and G.
w. Grant. The prices Of admission
will be 25 cents for adults and Is
cents for school children. Tickets
may be obtained at DR.. Bells drug
store. Every one should see this
play. 1t will encourage the young
players and you will help our own
school. Let the house be packed.
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The second meeting Of the Thomp-
son Literary Society was held on Fri
day, November "a, having been call
ed to order by the president, Annie
Wilson. The minutes Of the first
meeting were read and approved.
After business discussion, the pro-
gram was carried out as follows:
Song-"My Country, TITS Of Thee"
Recitation-"God's Gift in Ma
ture," John Brandt.
Recitation-"Thanks," Frances
, Carter.
Composition--"Tha Day"
Caro- Probst
Song = Thanksgiving Anthem"
Eunice White. Ruby Badger. Frances
Garter, Katherine Cross.
Recitation - "a Thankspiyinp
WISH" John Ansel.
Recitation-"Her THANKSGIVING"
Katherine Cross.
Reading--"Her Danger Signal"
Grace Grahl.
Recitation-"The THANKSGIVING
Turkey" James Fennell.
Song-"Ho, for Carolina" third
grade.
The society had as their guests
Mesdames White, Wilson, Perry and
Hetrick.
At the last meeting Of the Palmet-
TO Literary Society the following off,
GERS were elected to serve for a term
Of three months: President, Myrtle
Brown; vice president, Cornelia
Grant; secretary, Lloyd Brown;
treasurer, Pauline Hayes; orderly
critic, Gordon Fant; literary critic.
Edwin Hughs.
Daily rehearsals are being held for
the public contest of the Issaquena
Literary Society, to be held on the
evening Of December 22d. Four
medals Will be given The program
VIII be made interesting by musical
selections, rendered by pupils OF the
school.
Honor Roll for Month Ending
November Goth.
Tenth Grade-Mary Ellen Wilson,
94.6.
Ninth Grade-Bewley Hunsjnger,
OIL.
Eighth Grade-Rose Mae Busch
9O.6, Dttie Cobb CAS- Ella Lee Grant
91.G, Olive Hunt 95.8, Ida Pitchford
96.G, Tabitha Stribling 95.S.
Seventh Grade-Grace Beard 95.7.
Lucy Brandt 90, Katie Moody 92.3,
Fannie Mulkey "a, Ruby Rowland
92.3, Alice Sanders 94, Ansel Umber-
ger 95.
Sixth Grade--Sallie Hunt 92, Ju-
liza Naufmann 93.3, Bertha Kiaren
Ola, Sarah Moss 943 Sue Annio
Todd 95.1.
Fourth Grade Mildred Carter
9O&, Hugh Macaulay 92M, Frank
Schroeder 90, Willie Stribling 9OA.
Fifth Grade-William Bell 95 "a
Ruth Brown 93 Inez Douthit 90 u,
Dovie Day 81, Carrie Darby Harrison
80, Lula Belle Laney 90M, Mildred
Moore 93 h Holleman Seabom 94M
John Schroeder 81, Lucille White 95 X.
Third Grade-Frances Carter 9O,5,
Derrill Darby 92.5, Garwood Jaynes
90. Eunice White 94.S, Annie VIII
son 92.3.
Second Grade--Lois Dilworth 91.6.
Advanced First Grade-Eunice
Beatty 81, Velmer Edwards 91.25,
Ross Umberger 90.
First Grade-Robert Dilworth
92.3, Kie Rowland OF, Louis Sea-
born 90.3.
Wins Fight for Life.