Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-01-01
TnNmoLIDAYs Avn NEW HOPE.
Sunday School Adopts Good Resolu.
tiOns-Season of Pleasure, IS


ganized last Sunday with H. A. Wood
as superintendent for another year.
In closing up the years work the
teachers made reports of the wugk
done by their classes. The Sunday
school as whole gave $36.86, and
$l2 was paid out for literature for
the school. Fifteen dollars was sent
to Connie Maxwell Orphanage,. and
the remainder divided between home
and foreign missions. The teachers
reported how many church members
and how many non-church members
their classes contained, after which
the classes we're divided, the girls
and young ladies on one side, the
boys and young men on the other.
A number of questions had been pre-
pared by teachers and superintend-
ent These were askad-frst the la
dies, then IL they could not answer
correctly the young men answered
This was very interesting and all
were surprised how much the school
remembered Of the past quarters
lessons
Two new year resolutions were Of
fered by T. M. Elrod and accepted by
the school,
L. That all Sunday school work
ers try harder to do the work they
feel God would have them TO do dur
ing the coming year than they ever
have.
2. That each member try to bring
into the Sunday school the people Of
the community who do not attend
now and those who have never at
| tended.
We feel that If we are faithful in
carrying out these resolutions the
| community will not only receive
greater blessing, but Will be uplifted
and brought nearer to Christ and His
work, seeing more plainly what Chris
tian people ought to do. Let all be
faithful.
Miss Beulah Elrod, of Columbia,
spent the holidays with homefolks s
here, to the delight Of her many
friends
On Christmas day Mrs. l.. e. Knox
entertained her children and grand
children at an old-time Christmas
dinner ALI who have ever enjoyed
Mrs. Knox's hospitality know what
pleasant occasion this was.
superintendent Gentry and Miss
Singleton spent the holidays at their
homes at Easley and Westminster re-
spectively. They will resume their
uu'ios III lie heo"ec Graued Scnool
TINS morning.
MISS Julia Boggs, one Of our most
popular young ladies', who Is taking
business course at the Draughon
school IN Greonville, spent the holi-
| days at home.
MISSES orah and Blanche Glazener
entertained a number of their friends
at their home on Thursday evening.
IQuitS an ENJOYABLE eyeninp uac snant
hd ana Coile Seaborn, two popu-
;s :ives anu irlehus mere part or the mol
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ooM.esI 'i was eheered Dy all. Thls re-
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StS" G ~ sie prs anu MISS blanche
ones. A box of chocolate bon-bons
Das pieaenteu tneh ny the hostess.
80, niIvn.s Ghl,.s were served, aiter
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rn tartaina1 nt n,s iSnie l noplns TO De en-
'et M Mt asaia py Miss NADER.
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