Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-03-12
News NOTES FROM ooNERoss.
Union Meeting 90 BE Held March 20
and 3O-Personal Items.

Coneross, March 1O.-Special: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Alexander, of Seneca,
were weekend guests of their cou-
sins, Rev. and Mrs. w. Abbott, of this
community.
Herbert Archer, of Anderson, was
"a recent visitor at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r.. M. Gambrell.
The friends of Will Fretwell are
sorry TO learn of his misfortune in
getting his ankle dislocated recently.
Mrs. Sallie o and little daughter
are with the formers parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. Abbott. They will spend
two weeks.
The hours for preaching services
at Coneross have been changed from
11.30 to IL a. M, and from 7.3O to
8 p. MI on the first and third Sun
days.
Mr.. N Mrs. j. -. Whitaker, Of
Westminster, We're recent spend the
day guests at the home of w. y. AL
exander and family.
John II. Lee and wife, who live
near here, attended the burial of the
"latter's mother, Mrs. Colley, at Salem
cemetery. We extend our sympathy
to Mrs. Lee and other bereaved rela-
.tives.
G. Davis, wife and daughter, Of
Westminster, were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Nettie Hesse recently.
Mrs. j. w. Alexander and children
visited the formers father, Robert
Crisp, of Walhalla, yesterday.
Luther Hammond and sister, of
New Hope, visited relatives near here
last week.
w. w. Mitchell and family, of
Westminster, were recent visitors at
the home of M. Abbott. Little Wal
lace Mitchell will spend the week
with his grandparents.
The friends of Lester Burdett are
glad to learn that he has returned
from the Atlanta Hospital and is
completely cured.
The pastor and deacons Of New
Westminster Baptist church are in
vited to be present at the regular
conference at Coneross Baptist
church next Saturday at 3 p. m, for
the purpose Of assisting in the ordi-
nation of two new deacons.
A. d. Rodgers and Miss Rena Hun
singer attended the teachers meet
ing at Seneca Saturday.
Mrs. R.EW. Grubbs has recovered
from an attack of measles, and has
returnedto her home in Walhalla.
Program JnicE. Meeting
of the upper and lower divisions Of
the Beaverdam Baptist Association,
March 80 and 80, to be held with
Coneross Baptist chuIeh.
Sa~tuFdey-~lA a. m.-Devotional
exercises, conducted by Rev. H. A.
.O'Kelley.
1q.20--U rgauization and enroll
ment of Delegates.
Il.o0-"Thc Bible and Missions"
Discussed hy Rev. G. s. Blackburn
and Roy. - N. LYDIA.
11.30 Characteristic Features of
ia Standard Missionary Church" Dis
cussed BY ,&ey. t.. d. Mitchell, T. NJ.
Elrod and o. hers.
12. 9O--Al lieu rnment for dinner.
zoo -ReUort of the Chattanooga
Convent, Byt Hon. T. w. Shelor
and, others,
2,30-- The Home Mission Prob
lem Discussed by w. G.. Taylor,
an. NJ, CroWtb&r and others.
\ $50 .alyegy Member of Every
Ghurch in our a s~sociatiSn Contribut-
ing to MiSsions-Why and Howl"
Discussion led - Hon. J. B. Harris,
WAN Lemmons, P. p. Sullivan, w.
N. Bruce, Rev. Ii. 1. Henderson.
4.GQ, Missionary Address by Rev.
d. f. Carter.
Sunday-10 a. m,-"The Sunday
School and Missions" Discussed by
X. w. Marett, Rev. J.. H. Clark and
Supt. Bramlett.
11.00--Missionary sermon by Rev.
j.. J. Payseur.
200 ~ m.--Addless by some
speaker from outside.
j. J.,Payseur,
L.tDsiMitchell,
@. s. Blackburn, Committee.