Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-09-17
HUNDRED BALES FOR SENECA.
A Batch OF Locals with 1.-THE Gods
Truth" at the End.

| Seneca, Sept. 16.-Special: The
meeting at the Baptist church closed
Sunday night. Rev. Woodward, the
visiting minister, preached his last
sermon Sunday morning, going to
| Woodruff in the afternoon, where he
will hold a meeting this week. There
were several additions to the church.
Sunday night being the regular time
FOR union services, the other pastors
and congregations united in services
at the Baptist church. Rev. G.. S.
Blackburn preached.
Misses Nellie and Nancy Hines left
to-day for Winthrop College. They
are accompanied by their cousin,
Miss Catherine Moore, who has been
visiting them.
News has been received here of
the death of Walter Swami. which
occurred at Asheville last week. The
friends of the family sympathize with
them in their great sorrow. Mr. and
Mrs. V. B. Swami, parents of the
young man, resided in Seneca for
many years.
Miss Annie Hohe attended the
funeral of her nephew, Walter V.
Swami, last week.
Miss Margie Holland spent the past
weekend with her homefolks.
Mrs. Guy T. Grove leaves to-day
FOR her home in Childress, Texas. af-
ter visit Of several weeks to rela-
tives here and elsewhere in the
county.
Oscar H.yle. Julien Holleman and
Charlie Byrd are leaving for South
Carolina University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mauldin, of Central
have located in Seneca, Mr.. Mauldin
having accepted position with r.
Anderson. They are occupying rooms
at Mrs. G. V. McCarey's.
Winburn VanDiviere has been Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. McCarey, and
other friends the past week.
Mrs. G. II. Ellison entertained the
teachers last Friday night for Miss
klttie Sigh. After tea games were
played and a delightful time was en-
joyed. The following young men
were invited to meet the teachers:
Il. K. Nimmons, R. D. Neil and
Ramsay Holleman.
Ben Lee Hamilton, of Clemson,
visited homefolks Saturday.
Miss Verna Stribling left Saturday
for Laurenburg, N. c., where she
VIII engage in teaching this winter.
one hundred bales Of cotton were
marketed in Seneca last week.
Miss Hannah Brown left last Sat-
urday for Chester, where she will
teach this winter.
Mrs. l.. w. Jordan, Of Union. is
visiting in Seneca. Her friends here
are always pleased to see her.
On next Tuesday, the 23d instant.
Piedmont Presbytery will meet with
the Seneca church. Arrangements
are being made to entertain about
forty delegates, who will be heartily
welcomed by our Seneca people.
Miss Eta Clarkson is quite indis-
posed at her home here. Her friends
nope to hear soon Of her recovery.
I Mrs. r. S. Werner has returned
from Brevard, n. c., where she vis-
tied relatives for some weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. H. F. Alexander
nave returned from a visit to Roys-
ton, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Werner spent
the past weekend with Mr.. and Mrs,
w. j. Holloway.
Miss Emma Strbling has returned
to Walhalla after a visit Of ten days
to the family Of II. e. Stribling.
The little lady Of the family has
gone away and we are having per-
petual Sunday now. Our heart goes
out to the hundreds of mothers who
nave sent their daughters out to bat
: tie with the world. Oh! for the good
old days when the daughters were
sent to college and then brought
home to stay until some good man
came to claim them. In the mean
time they were taught that home
making and motherhood we're the
diVinely appointed purposes Of their
existence! And now behold them
battling with the world, trying to
make for themselves a living! And
this is why, Mr.. Editor, you and
dozens of others are licensed to ridi-
Guile them in public print. They
nave unsexed themselves and become
common, and the modesty which for
merly characterized them is fast dis
appearing. Oh, the pity of it!