Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-10-04

LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
q Oncc-a-Wcek Club Holds First Meet
ing-I4ocnl Briefs.

Seneca, Oct. 3.-Speaial: A pro-
tracted meeting is to begin at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
the morning service and to continue
through the following Sunday. Pre-
paratory services are being held this
week at various homes every evening,
except Wednesday, when the regular
prayer meeting will be held at the
church. The pastor Of the Baptist
church has called off the prayer meet
ing at his church, allowing his con-
gregation to worship at the Presbyte-
rian church. Two services will be
held daily during the meeting. The
morning services will be at 1 0 o'clock.
The relay race between Westmin-
ster and Seneca will come Off next
Friday afternoon. The race will end
at Westminster, but large number
Of Seneca people will go up to see the
finish.
At meeting of the Aid Society OF
the Presbyterian church Monday af-
ternoOn at Mrs. VIM. Neill's, a spe-
cial meeting Of the Missionary Soci-
ETY. was called for the purpose Of
electing delegate to the union to
be held at Anderson. Mrs. J. n.
llolleman was elected, with Mrs. r.
E. Stribling as alternate.
Miss Bessie Dye, who has been Wis
ting relatives here for some weeks
returned to her home Tuesday morn
ing.
A large number Of Seneca people
went over to Greenville Monday night
to see Madame Sherry"
Mrs. S. d. Cherry, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, Is i'm
proving, which will be gratifying
news to her friends.
Mrs. J. G. James and children
spent several days the first of the
week with their relatives here. They
were on their way to Uniontown, AL
ALBANIA, where Mr.. James has accepted
call as pastor Of the Presbyterian
church.
The opening meeting of the Once
a-Week Club last week was delight
full occasion and was held with the
presid ent,, Mrs J Adams. ;.'4 AM siIlaq
teresting program, bearing upon the
early h1stpry.6 the. club, was arrang-
ed by the president, and d charming
social hour followed the !, business
sa ThsS ninery q wsre;welis
attended and the styles were beauti-$
ful and attractively displayed. The
hats are said to exceed in style and
workmanship any ever before dis
played here.
r. Wales Lowery spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Mrs. J. II. Holleman, Mrs. Yancey
Sligh and Julian Holleman spent the
weekend in Anderson. They were
accompanied home Sunday afternoon
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holleman, COM
ing through the country in Mr.. Hol-
leman's car.
John A. lGlrOd, formerly Of Seneca,
but recently Of Greenville, has taken
charge OF the cuisine Of the Oconee
Inn. w. A. Holland, who has had
charge Of the dining room for some
months, is now dcVoting himself to
his bakery
w. NJ. Neill Is doing relief work at
Belton and will be absent from SEN
eca several weeks.
The Coe-Wilcox wedding will at
tract the presence of large number
Of the friends of the contracting cou-
pie on Wednesday evening.
The young people of the town are
giving, and weekly practices are be-
ing held. The play, down in Maine"
has twelve characters, and the cast is
composed of attractive members Of
young society people, who are being
drilled by competent committee.
The full cast will be given to the
public at an early date.
Mrs. Tom Lumpkin and Mrs. Ollie
Brock were among the eXcursionists
to Atlanta last week.
Miss Bessie Sharpe spent last
Thursday with Miss Vcrna Stribling
on her way to her home In Ander-
son from Atlanta.