Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-06
CONEgsOss AND VICINITY.
Protracted Meeting Closed.-22 Mem
bers Added to Church.

Coneross, Aug. 2S.-Special: The
meeting which has been in progress
for the past few days came to q close
Saturday morning with II o'clock
services. Rev. Lee, who assisted in
the meeting, and the pastor, Rev.
Mitchell; left Saturday evening for
Honea Path, where they began a
series Of meetings. The meeting here
was the source Of great good to the
community and the church. Both
Mr.. Lee and the pastor are men fill
ed with the spirit Of the Lord and
they labor earnestly to bring all sim
ners to Christ. They are deep think
ers, but put the gospel so plainly
that child can understand. Twen-
ty-two were added to the member
ship of the church. The ordinance
Of bapti was administered at the
pool Saturday at 10 a. m. These
young preachers carry with them the
prayers and best wishes of our peo-
pie for blessings on their labors
wherever they are called to go.
Miss Viola Rothell returned to her
home in Georgia last week, after
having spent some time with the
Misses Arve here.
Miss Maggie Barnett, who lives
near Pleasant Hill, spent some time
last week with Miss Dazzle Hesse.
Miss Elsie Morgan, who is teach
ing school near Central. visited the
Misses Barker recently.
Jay Hubbard and father, of New
Hope. visited at the home OF S. NJ.
Hunnicutt, Of Poplar, last week.
Miss Maud Coffee, after an eX-
tended visit to her cousin, Miss Katie
Abbott, returned to her home in
Clayton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie Morgan and son, John
o., Of the Prather's community, in
Pickens county, visited the Barker
family last week.
Miss Selma Doyle, Of Red Hill, Wis
tied her cousins, MeSdames l.. l.. AL
eXander, Monroe Gambrell and Miss
Lucy Patterson, last week. She also
visited among friends.
The b. Y. p. u. met at the usual
hour Saturday night and had very
interesting meeting. Mr.. Bennett, of
Anderson, gave an interesting talk.
J. c. Barker will lead the meeting
next Saturday night and Miss Rosa
Dilworth and w. D. Barnett will give
talks on the lesson.
Sidney Blanchett, wife and sister,
in-law, Of near Walhalla, spent some
time last week with J. D. Abbott.
Miss Ada Stegall and brother, Of
Westminster, visited Miss Lula Phil
lips last week.
Mrs. Effie Dean and John Dean, Of
Avalon; Miss Maggie Adams, Of La
vonia, and Miss Matte McWhorter,
! of Bowersville, were guests of rela-
tives and friends in our vicinity seve-
raj days last week.
e. p. Cox and wife, of Westmin-
ster, visited Rev. w. Abbott and fam
lily last week.
| Miss Ruth Ray, oi Walhalls visited
their grandmother. Mrs Mary Dill
worth, last FrJ0Ry and Saturday.
Mrs, c. Davis and daughter, OF
Westminster visited at the home Of
Mrs. Hesse and family last week
Jesse Coffee was a weekend visi-
tor of his uncle, NJ Abbott.
The Sunbeams will meet with Mr..
Foster next Sunday at 8 a. m.
VIII Holden and family, Of Dill
lard, Ga, spent Friday night and
Saturday with the Barker family
They were en- route to Seneca, Cal
houn, Central and other points in
Pickens county, where they will visit
| relatives.
A. M. Alexander and wife, of West
minister, spent several days last week
! with w. o. Alexander and other rel.
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Adds spent
last week with w. II. Butler and
| family.
Mrs. Lizzie Phillips and bright lit.
tie children, of Atlanta, spent seve.
| raj days last week at the home OF
| Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger.
Mr.. Bennett, OF Anderson, was
| among friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
S. J. Barker, of Central, spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives
in this section.
! S. M. Hunnicutt and wife attended
the Harbin-Bruce wedding at Seneca
last Tuesday.
| Misses Christine and Ethel Clay.
ton, of Central, were recent guests
Of Miss Katie Abbott.
The Y. w. AS will meet next Sat.
| urday at p. m.