Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-17
MISS MAUD sTRIBLING MARRIED.
wedding June 7th i'm FTorida-Gay
Week Among Young Folks.

Westminster, June 15.-Special:
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Cannon spent a
few days at Clayton, Ga, last week,
returning home Monday.
Mr.. INC Mrs. S. F. Reeder have as
their guests this week Miss Mary
Whisonant, OF Blacksburg, and Miss
Corinne Smith, of Charlotte. Mr..
and Mrs. Reeder gave a very pleas
ant lat home" Tuesday evening in
honor Of their visitors.
DR.. IL Mrs. j. Fl. S~tonecypher are
entertaining a gay house party from
Georgia this week. Among those
present are Miss Jewel Hayes, of Eas-
tanolle; Miss Julia Campbell, Of Ell
berton; Misses Bona Moon and Es-
sic Evans, of Conner; Mr.. Suddath,
of Athens, and Herbert Moon and
Howard Strickland, Of Conner. DR..
and Mrs. Stonecypher entertained q
goodly number of III young people
Monday evening in honor of their
guests. This starts the ball rolling
FOR many pleasant affairs for the fair
visitors Of our town this week. and
from all we hear time will not hang
heavily on their hands. Something
is planned for every minute of the
time, and all they are required to do
is to enjoy these minutes as only
young people can.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Matheson at
tended the Graves-Norris wedding at
Roanoke, Va, last week, afterward
visiting New York and various points
Of interest in the North. They will
arrive home the latter part OF this
week.
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serious illness Of Mrs. d. A. Mulkey.
We hope for her speedy restoration to
health.
Warren Williams, of Atlanta, is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. T. n. Carter.
Miss Ada McAlister, OF White
Plains, S. c., and Keiffer Poore, of
Westminster, were united in mar
rage Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the home OF the bride. Best wishes
to the young couple.
Mrs. w. J. Stribling will appreci-
ate it if every WOman's Missionary
Society Of Beaverdam Association,
which has not done so, will send in
a short sketch Of their society, when
organized, first officers, work accom-
plished and present officers.
Morris G. Barton, Jr., of Piedmont,
is NlSlLllS MS MT. anu
Mrs. w. J.. Stribling.
Our community was shocked when
news reached here Of the sudden
death of S. NJ. Finch, one Of Our Citi-
zens, at G%astonia, n. G. He was sick
only a few hours, anG his family
were unable to reach him before the
end came. The remains were brought
here last Saturday and laid to rest in
the cemetery of the First Baptist
church. He leaves n wife mo one
son. Tom Finch, OF this place.
The Conner base ball team will
play a series of three games with the
Westminster team this week. The
first game was played Monday after
noon, and the score stood 7 to IL in
favor Of Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moon, Of Conner,
Gay are visiting DR.. and Mrs. J.. H..
Stonecypher this week.
Miss Maude S%tribling, third daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stribling,
was married June 7th, to J. Morgan
Ingram. of Arcadia, Fla. Miss Strib-
ling had been visiting her sister and
brother, Miss Allie Stribling and
Frank Stribling, of Adrian. Fla. Mr..
Ingram is a son Of DR.. S. Ingram,
who is well known in DeSoto county,
a man of influence and wealth. We
wish them much happiness.