Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-11-26
DoYhE.BREAzEALE WEDDING.
Popular Young Couple Married Last
Thgrsday---Other Local News.

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Seneca, Nov. 25. Special: On ac-
countssof the absence from town of
the two local pastors, there will be
no prehching on Thanksgiving, as is
the custom here. This fact is greatly
deploTsd by our church people. 1t
has been many years since (if ever)
a like e$circumstance occurred here.
Another deplorable feature is that
thereSSill be no opportunity to make
the 4oferings for our orphanages.
AsS Thanksgiving approaches
worldly affairs give way to self-ex-
animation and the question comes,
'ForSS@ha are we thankful this
MrlyS and Mrs. William Neill and
daughter will spend the Thanksgiv-
Ing holidays in Seneca. Their friends
will Sb4 pleased to see them again.
MISC Verna Stribling left Monday
for Anderson, where she will spend
this wSek with her friend, Miss Bes-
sie Sharpe, whose wedding occurs on
the I'd of December. She will at
tend tie pre-nuptial affairs this week
and VII act as maid of honor at the
weddii,g.' Miss Sharpe will be we'd
ded TIC: ~. j. Fertwell, Jr., and the
wedding Will be brilliant church
affairsfand will take place in the
First Presbyterian church.
Mrs'EG G.f w. Gignilliat, Misses Lula,
Sue and Norm: Gignilliat, Messrs.
Francis Adams and r. X. Nimmons
went down to Atlanta for "Petel
Pan'aaast Thursday night.
Miss Mary Julia Reid entertained
a few of her friends delightfully."- last
FridaS evening. Games and music
were sen3oyed and late In the evening
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Il. Holleman entertained
her Sunday school class at a delight
full party last Friday evening. The
eyening was spent IN games, and a
geogfaphtcal contest was enjoyed.
Miss Macie Sitton and Wilkes Dendy
won tls4 prize. A delightful sweet
luncheon was served.
Mrs.SL w. Werner will entertain
the fn$mbers OF the Once-a-Week
Club thIs week, in honor Of Mrs.
Wm.S NSill at an open meeting.
Miss lla Ballenger is visiting in
AtlantESth this week. 1l
DrssgsAEs 81 r., Doyle is in Hot Springs
for; gs W. weeks s for his health. * M
M s.se, .Sofma Gignilliat entertained
on Monday evening in honor Of her
attractive young visitor, Miss Fannie
Chandler @
Miss Margaret Morrison will spend
Thanksgiving at her home in Glenn
son and will be accompanied by Miss
Florence Reid.
Mrs. B. o. Hopkins, with B. O.,
Jr., has returned to her home here,
after visit of some weeks to her
home people at Central.
Easley and Seneca basket ball
teams will play here Tuesday after
noon. Our boys are practicing for
the event and will make 1t close
game, having been defeated last
week at Easley by score Of "a to
IA.
Mrs. ]. j. Daniel, Of Marietta, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
F.. Bacon.
On Tuesday night the first open
meeting of the Palmetto Literary So
ciety will be held in the high school
auditorium. A debate, speeches and
music will constitute the interesting
program, which will be given in full
next week..
DOylc-BrcaZeaIe.
On last Thursday, the 21st instant,
beautiful wedding occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Doyle, at
Calhoun, when they gave in marriage
their daughter, Leila, to Roy Over
ton Breazeale. The ceremony, after
the manner of the simple Presbyte-
rian service, was said at high noon,
the brides pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mills, of
Clemson College, officiating. The
handsome new home was admirably
suited for a large affair, and the
natural beauty Of the interior was
greatly enhanced by elaborate deco
ration. The conservatorles OF the
college were literally robbed Of their
gorgeous display Of ferns, and ma
tive bamboo and Ivy were used with
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