Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22
sENECA's CALENDAR IS FULL.
Numerous Affairs that Have Been
and Are Yet to 30.

Seneca, Nov. 21.-Special: Seneca
Is full to overtlowing this week with
| shows, banquets and social affairs.
Monday night motion picture
| show drew the attention Of show
goers. Tuesday night Carl Jensen,
iNpersonator and reader, will appear
at the auditorium, the proceeds to go
toward the purchase of an encyclo-
paedia for the school. On Thursday
| tent show, giving Jesse James, will
be here.
The Once-a-Week Club meets with
Miss Kittie Sigh at the Oconee Inn.
This meeting will represent Library
Day and the members will dress In
| costumes representing various popu-
| lar books.
Thanksgiving services will be held
| In the Presbyterian church at 10
| O'Clock and the usual collection for
| the various orphanages will be taken.
A move Is on foot with the men,
| bers of the Presbyterian Sunday
| school by which donations will be
made to the orphanages. The an
nouncement will be made next Sun
day and the plans given.
On Wednesday evening, at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. DR.. Doug
College, at Clinton, will preach. 1t
is expected that a good congregation
will hear the distinguished visitor.
Tuesday night, at the Oconee Inn,
| a banquet will be given by the COM
| mittee representing the plan Of en-
dowment for the Presbyterian COL
leges In this State. At this banquet
the pastors Of the town, the officers
| Of the Presbyterian church and a
number Of visitors will be entertain
ed. The purpose of these affairs Is
to enhance interest IN the great work
Of endowing the three Presbyterian
colleges In this State-the male
college at Clinton, Chicora College at
Greenville (female,) and the Theo-
logical Seminary at Columbia.
On Friday night next the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias will give
cellor and other visiting knights will
be entertained.
| The Once-a-Week Club met last
week with Mrs. w. P. Reid. At the
close of the business program a deli
cious luncheon was served.
The play, Down in Maine," given
by young talent, will be presented at
the opera house Wednesday night
before Thanksgiving. The proceeds
OF this entertainment will go to the
track team Of our high school, and
this fact insures the performers a
splendid attendance. If there is one
thing upon which the whole town Is
agreed, and in which every man, wo-
man and child is interested, it is our
track team. So remember the date
and come. Admission, 25 and Is
cents.
dow tp1,f
week, the ladies OF the Aid Society
of the Presbyterian church will pre-
sent the play, "How They Formed
the Club" 1t is needless to say
more than that this will equal. if not
exceed, in excellence, former enter
tainments given by these ladies. The
cast Is larger and more varied than
ever before, and the interest Is bound
to be more widespread. Mrs. j. w.
Byrd, as the organizer Of cher"
club, will be at her best, and will be
ably supported by some of our best
talent. Mrs. r. M. Cary has con-
sented to represent the inimitable
Sally, Mrs. Tubbs," and Mesdames
w. S. Hunter and w. p. Reid will
also do important parts. The full
cast will be given next week.
Miss Helen Brackett, of Clemson,
| SpCnI lllS )uSI "Sek-4Hu WIFI MISS
| Mary Julia Reid.
At the meeting Of the Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon report was heard
from the union recently held with
Central church, Anderson. Seneca
Presbyterian ladies will be glad to
know that the next meeting Of the
union will be held at Westminster.
Miss Harriet Werner, Of Retreat,
spent several days recently with Mrs.
". E. Stribling.
II. r. NimmOns spent last Sunday
with his homefolks.
A good house greeted the Clemson
U. ID. C.'s last Friday night, and the
delightful program elected repeated
encOrcs from the audience
Mrs. johnson, of Clemson College
spent last Friday with her friend
Mrs. E. A. Hines.
s. j. Craig is improving after an
illness Of several weeks.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn