Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-07
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
DIR. Hines TO Attend National Medi-
cal Association Meeting.


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Seneca, June Especial: On next
Friday evening at the school audito-
rum Hon. f. M. Cary will make a
talk to the public on the subject OF
waterways. There will be no ad-
mission charged at the door and no
collection takon. The purpose of the
lecture is to give our people an op-
portunity to hear something of this
subject, which Is Of so much interest
to the public, and Mr.. Cary was
thought to be the man to do this.
he has therefore consented to talk to
us on this question, and no doubt a
full house will hear him. There will
be delightful music program rem
dered in connection with the lecture.
Our school boys and girls who took
part IN the choruses at an entertain
ment given for the benefit Of the
track team some weeks ago are re-
quested to meet at Mrs. r. Ander-
sons Thursday evening at 8.15
O'Clock. Miss Carrie Hunter will
meet with them and practice the
music program for Friday evening.
Don't fail to be on hand promptly at
$40, as there are engagements later
IN the evening which make 1t neces-
sary to meet early for the practice.
MISS virginia King, of Greenville,
is visiting Miss Mary Julia Reid,
A happy party Of boys and girls
picnicked at High Bridge last Fri
day, with Mrs. w. p. Reid as chape-
ron.
On last Friday evening Mrs. r.
Anderson's music class gave a recital.
which was enjoyed by a number of
their friends, at Mrs. Anderson's
home. The verandas, the hall and
large parlor were used, and notwith-
standing the heat everybody was de-
lightfully comfortable through the
interesting program. The pupils,
most Of them yet beginners, showed
wonderful progress, each rendering
her part with remarkable ease and
compOsure. The hostess served de-
licious fruit punch at the close OF the
program.
Mrs, Alethea Ballenger has re-
turned from lengthy visit to Texas
and Mississippi. Her friends are
pleased to see her home again.
DR.. e. A. Hines ana daughter,
Miss Nancy, will make delightful
visit West during this month, in
cluding points of interest in Califor-
MIA, Yellowstone Park, Yosemite Val
ley, etc. DR.. Hines goes effectively
to the meeting Of the National Medi-
cal Association at Los Angeles.
The closing meeting of the Once-a-
Week Club will be held with the
President, Mrs. j.. II. Adams, this
week. A delightful program is ar
ranged and the meeting promises to
be one Of unusual charm.
Miss Sue Ellen Hunter entertained
large number Of her friends last
Friday evening at her beautiful home
on First street, North. The lawn and
extensive verandas were used and
progressive up-jinks" was played.
Ihe dainty hostess wore her gradua-
ton gown, and proved herself
charming hostess She was assisted
IN entertaining her guests by her
mother and sister, Miss Carrie Hun
ter. Near the close of the evening
delicious ices were served, the guests
having been refreshed throughout
the evening with fruit punch.
Mrs. S. X. Dendys meeting at her
home last Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose OF giving a demonstration OF
kinderga arten music was most inter-
est1ng occasion. A number Of moth
ers interested in this special line of
training were present and
enjoyed to the fullest Mrs. Dendy's
demonstration.
ramsay Holleman has been con-
hned to his bed since last Thursday.
His friends hope to hear of his early
Miss Norma Gignilliat has return
ed to her home after the years at
tendance at the College for Women.
in Columb bia.
Mrs T. NJ. Lowery has returned
from two weeks visit to Americus
and Lagrange, Ga.
Mrs E. G.. Werner was called last
week from Augusta to Columbia to
the bedside Of her son, Gen. ]. S.
Werner, who has been critically III,
He Is somewhat improved this week.
Edward Stribling, Gordon Todd
and Luke Werner will leave Wednes-
day for the mountains of North Car
DINA, where they will take an out
ing Of ten days.
$. K. Dendy spent the past week
end with his family here.
Miss Helen Fant, Of Walhalla,
ssnent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Verna Stribling.
Or. ). 8. Stribling is visiting in |
ne lower part of the State, his exact
hereabouts not having been made
known to his friends here
weather the past week was rec
ord-breaker for this climate.
on account of the continued dry
weather gardens are burning up and
me prospect for vegetables is dis
indeed.
Or. and Mrs. d. p. Thompson are
enjoying the arrival Of little gem
.leman at their home.
j. X. Livin gston spent several days