Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-22
THE SENECA COMMENCEMENT.
Great Revival Anticipated---Rusk
Anderson, Jr., Passes Away.

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Seneca, May 21.- Special: Every
thing in Seneca now turns to the ap-
preaching commencement exercises.
The occasion will draw number of
attractive visitors to town, which
will add wonderfully to the life of,
the place during the week. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Thursday evening Contest for
debaters' medal.
Friday morning Glass day rxer-
clses by the high school.
Friday Music recital
by Miss Carrie Hunters pupils.
Friday evening Oratorical con-
test
Sunday morning--Commencement
sermon by DR.. T.. NJ Poteat, of Fur
man University.
Monday morning The girls con-
test for the Mrs. G. Y. McCarey
medal for best recitation.
Monday evening-Graduati eX-
ercises and address by Bishop
Guerry. r
with this session closes one OF the
most successful years in the history
Of the school. Supt. NJ IL. Brock
man has proved an ideal head and
leader, and his work has been char.
acterized by the greatest harmony.
Several new features have been In
troduced, which have brought the
school into prominence, odd 1t is the
unanimous wish Of our/Gitzens that
Mr. Brockman remain with the
school anotherNyear./
Beginning next Sunday night the
revival, already mentioned in this
column, will begin with preaching at
the Baptist church. The meeting
will be conducted In the various
churches and not in tent as for
merly understood. Rev. Dr.. Phillips
comes highlY endorsed as an evange-
list ana great meeting Is looked
Tor. A singer and woman worker
will accompany the evangelist.
Union prayer meeting will be held
this week In the Methodist church.
a social meeting Of the Ladies'
Missionary Society Of the Presbyte-
rian church was held Mondaye&a fter-
noon at the home Of Mrs. C.>lV. Me-
Carey Representatives from 85 the
other societies In town we're pres
ent, and the occasion proved a de-
!ightful one socially and spirithally.
an Is IS. v Nj erndo on Gof the IA etRos.
III IN nv "a ,siSSs y y
Of the isc6pal. and M is.
Lunney, Of the Baptist, made inter-
esting reports form the work done
In their societies, which proved an
Inspiration to ALL
Miss Nina Carpenter, OF Green
vile, is visiting the family Of w. S.
Hunter. and will remain over for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter spent
the past weekend In Anderson.
Louis w. Cary spent Sunday here,
coming over from Greenville in his
new car.
The high school team played two
games OF ball in Greenyille Satur-
day. In the forenoon they met the
Central High School boys, in the af-
ternoon the boys Of Furman Fitting
School. Our team lost both games,
the score being to I and 8 to g
respectively. So our boys are not
over the result. They
enjoyed delightful little outing to
the so-called Pearl Of the Pied
mont"
Our friends in the country and
neighboring towns are invited cor
daily to attend the commencement
exercises. The programs will cor
tain music numbers throughout, and
we can assure visitors hearty well
come and entertaining occasion,
Annount ,ment cards were receiy-
ed mere last Thursday Of the mar
rage or Rev., NJ. r. Kirkpatrick TO
Miss Amanda MpDairmid, at Talla-
dega, Ala. Wednesday. the 18TH in
slant The news came >ns n SURPRISE
to his friends here, but they viii
extend him their hearty coiIsratm-
iatlons upon their arrival next Thura-
day.
Rev. Charles Holland filed the
pulpit or the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath morning and evening in
the absence Of the pastor. Good con-
gregations heard the young preacher,
and most favorable impression wa;
made. Seneca claims Mr.. Holland.
and 1t was a real pleasure to his
friends here to hear him
preach.
Rev. J. A. Wilson arrived In SEN
eca last week and will remain here
For some weeks recuperating. His
many friends are pleased to meet
with him again.
Pluck from Richland, reminds
us OF is this me or Is this not me?"
(and by the way we learn the dear
little fellow who did Nebuchadnez-
gar SO we'll won the medaD In one
breath he says, "This is not AN OBJ
server - in the next, "Our commu-
nications are on file In Farm and
Factory Office" or words to that ef-
feet. Woman-llke, we are taking the
privilege Of the last word.
Death of u Child.
Ruskin Anderson, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ruskin Anderson, died here
at the home Of his parents this
morning at $50 o'clock. He had
been a great sufferer from rheuma-
tism for some time, but his condi-