Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-04-26
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
Matters of General lntepst-Results
of the Track Meet.

nrSC ana thlrd> Sundays to the second
and fourth, in the afternoon at 4
o'clock On next Sunday services
will be held in the evening, it being
the fifth Sunday. AS there will be
no services elsewhere there will
doubtless be good attendance.
On next Tuesday afternoon, the
I'd Of May, the ladies Of the Aid So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church will
sell ice cream and cake at the park.
The time set is o'clock, giving the
children time to come and be served
before night.
Last Saturday was a great day for
athletics, the Piedmont Oratorica,
and Athletic Association high school
track meet coming off at Clemson
with flying colors." The day and
place were ideal, and splendid
crowd witnessed the meet. The best
humor prevailed, and the visitors
were royalty entertained by the col
lege. dress parade and concert by
the band were rendered the visitors,
and dinner was served the members
of the track teams. The Seneca
team desires to thank the officials at
Clemson College for the many cour-
tesies received, including transpor-
tation to and from trains, and vari-
GUS minor courtesies throughout the
day. The large crowd displayed the
very happiest spirit possible, cheering
or roofing Justify for their favorites.
Following is the result of the meet:
Easley, IA n points.
Westminster, 81 points.
Central High School, Greenville,
14h points.
Richland, 3 points.
Seneca, points.
re hn
them representative body of root
ers, and royalty did they support
their teams throughout the whole.
The roofing of the ladies in the diff
ferent parties did simply amaze the
clemson cadets, who pride them
selves on their good roofing.
Details of the Entries.
100 yard --Marett, Westmin-
ster, first; Folger, Easley, second;
Black, Greenville, third.
Running high jump-Folger and
Hughes, Easley and Greenville, first.
The second point was cut out on ac-
count Of the tie in the first Rut-
ledge, Greenville, third.
22O yard dash--Barnett, Westmin-
ster, first; Pepper, Easley, second;
Black, Greenville, third
Standing broad jump-Folger,
Easley, first; Alexander, Westmin-
ster, second; Osteen, Greenville,
third.
Running broad jump-rolger, Eas-
ley, first; Marett. Westminster, sec
ond; Osteen, Greenville, third.
44O yard dash-Breazeale, West
minister, first; Hardin, Greenville,
second; Zimmerman, Westminster
third.
Pole vault-Folger Easley, first;
Perry, Easley, second; stribling,
Seneca, third
Shot-put--Folger, Easley, first;
Osteen, Greenville, second; Cniy,
Westminster, third.
Standing high jump-Folger, Eas-
ley, first; Pepper, Easley, second;
Alexander, Westminster. third.
Half mile race-Marett, Westmin-
ster, first: Hubbard, Richland, sec
ond; Plowdeh, Greenville. third.
Low Hurdles-Folger, Easley,
hrst; Barnett, Westminster, second;
Werner, Seneca, third.
Personal and Other Items.
Miss Mamie McCrary, of Sandy
Springs, will visit the family of w.
p. ReiG this week.
Mrs. l.. r. VanDiviere, of Sayan-
nah, spent the weekend with rela-
yves mere.
A large number Of friends of the
local track team attended the meet
at Clemson Saturday.
Miss Susie Bell snent last Satur-
day in opartanburg.
Wednesday, the 26th, has been an
pointed as day to do the work
hitherto referred to in this column.
1t Is hoped to make it big day
toward accomplishing great things
in this work. There Is so much to
be done there, but it can and will be
done If all our citizens interested
will pull together. The date could
not be set earlier on account of the
recent heavy rains.
Names are still coming in for the
tomato club. While this is a meas
nre in which our girls from the coun-
try are included, it is not intended to
exclude the town girls. Every Oco-
nee county girl is eligible, and we
want more names.
The friends in the country who so
klndly orered flower seeds for use at
the cemetery will please send them in
at any time. They will be received
with thanks. and planted
DR.. j. S. Stribing is repainting
and beautifying his dovc-cotc ad- |
Joining the Presbyterian church, and
II Is understood that 1t will be ready |
Tor pair of turtle doves in the close |
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Craig have re-
tnrned from a weeks visit to home
folks in the country, and are board
ing with Mrs. C. V. McCarey.
The Once-a-Week Club enjoyed a |
charming meeting with Mrs. w. ]. |
LunneY last week A pleasing fea-
tnre in the program OF entertain