Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-01-31
wALHaLIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
SENECA LOCAL MATrERsss
Items Of Interest About the I'eopl,
Who Come and Co..

1rlenQ8 ana patrons or ghaS NJ g SMi
school will not forget the date of3stheIl
oratorical contest, Friday night, Feba
ruary 3D.. The boys who take pare
are practicing daily, and a music PROF.
gram is being arranged for the oceasS
sion. ast, n. s,is "a
Rev. D. H. Owings, a missionary oE
the Southern Baptist church insss
China. will give an address on China
next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church. Cordial invitation IS extendT
ed to all. as "
Dr.. J. S. Stribling was conflnedstoS
his bed last week with pleurisy, but
his friends are glad to know he iss
better. 5ss8
Miss Pearl Werner, Of RichlagaY
spent Monday night in Seneca and
boarded No. 20 on Tuesday for New
Orleans, where she goes to resumei
her studies in Tulane Hospital. a
Mrs. J. D. Werner, Of Walhalla, visg
tied her daughter, Mrs w. j. .HolloES
way, last week. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wood entefsl
tanned the teachers Of the graded
school and the trustees and theft
wives last Thursday evening. Il. "A deeI
lightful two-course luncheon was
served. aM 5lE IS n ys
L. E. Stripling, DR., left Monday
for Greenville, whore he is taking al
business course in Draughons Bpstss
ness College,. ( g. - " sss
w. P. and R. T. .tiNimmonsI land iIDIs
w. r. Doyle were in .Atlanta53on bhsi4.
ness the first of the week. $3E8s
Little Miss Frances Holleman was.
hostess to about two dozen of heS
friends at a spend-the-day party last,
Saturday. Ia,& 4.
THE Once-a-Week Club met s.;W .tfi
Mrs G. W,sBallenger nj iss 10 s !. WI
sBafieng sI Rt 8ffa fS5jf,n,ss,
last week. Besides the regular pro-
gram on literary topics, a social hour
was spent with the hostesses and a
tempting and attractive luncheon was
served.
Mrs. T. S. Stribling will entertain
the members of the Optimistic Club"
on Friday afternoon next
at the presentation OF the play,
How the Club was Formed" at the
opera house next Tuesday night there
Will be special between-act features,
and it is intended to make the local
hits something rare and racy. The
young folks whose feelings were
hurt because they were cleft out" last
time Will have no complaint to make
this time. When it is remembered
that the few local hits given at the
last show were not prearranged, and
were given on the spur OF the mo-
ment, it will be understood that
local hits were not made a specialty
at that time. Look out, young folks!
Remember the benefit, and every
body come and help the school and
town libraries. The costumes will
be changed, also the ESSAYS and cur
rent invents.'
James Herndon entertained num-
Der Of his young friends last Satur-
day afternoon and delightful time
was enjoyed.
Miss Nancy Hines entertained the
younger set last Thursday afternoon
for her sister, Miss Mary Hines.
Games were played, and delicious re-
freshments constituted a prominent
place in the afternoons pleasures.
Mrs. M. e. Brockman will enter
tain the Once-a-Week Club at the
homo Of Mrs. G. V. McCarey this
week. The following program will
be rendered: Roll call, Roman Empe-
ror; current TOPICS Life in Rome
under the Caesars; discussion, Last
Days of Pompeii."
Miss Verna Stribling had a few Of
her friends to play fan-tan last Fri
day evening.
Several couples from Seneca at
tended the box supper at Richland
last Friday evening and report a big
time.
Louis Cary has returned to his
work in Greenville after an illness Of
a week with grip, at the home Of
+. M. Cary
Mrs. b. o. Hopkins is visiting her.
parents in Central.
Miss Beulah Hawkins has been Wis.,
iting her homefolks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Shanklin have
moved into their home recently pur-
chased, on Main street, near the busi-,
ness block.