Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-10
Bank of Walhal1a.
II. E. Alexander sells Rock Hill
uggies. Walhalla, S. G. adv.-tf.
s. G..

buggies. Walhalla, S. G. adv.-tf.
MIR. and Mrs. Elijah Gillison and
children, of Pine Mountain. Ga. are
spending to-day at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T. Hughs. near town.
They have been spending n week
among relatives in the county and
will return to their home tomorrow.
They have numerous friends here
who are always glad to greet them.
J. J. Norton, who has been for
some time located in Atlanta, re-
turned to Walhalla last week and
will spend the summer here at the
home of his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Yer
ner. Mr.. Norton has but recently
lett a hospital, in which he was con-
fined for some weeks owing to a Sc
we've attack Of malaria. His friends
He"e are pleased to know that he is
mach improved.
Prof. Ramsay Sharp, president
of Roinhardt College, Walesca. Ga.
and Homer Sharp, Of the firm of
SHARP & Sharp, lawyers, Of Rome,
Ga. spent the past week in WAL
halla and Pickens county among rel
ativcs and friends. The McssrS.
sharp are grandsonS Of the late
John Sharp. of OconcC. and sons Of
Col. J. j. A. Sharp. who is a Civil
War veteran. having been Il mem
Der of the Odd Georgia Regiment.
For buggics, wagons and har-
ness call on w. NJ. Brown. adv.
DIR. w. II. Craig is spending a
day or two in Columbia this week
attending the commencement CNcr-
ciseS of South Carolina University.
from which institution his brother.
Sam b. Craig. of PickenS, will be
graduated. DR.. Craig expects to re-
turn to Walhalla tomorrow CThurs-
day). Next week Or. Craig will be
absent from Walhalla for several
days in attendance upon the session
of the Dental Association Of South
Carolina, which will convene at
GreenVille and be in session during
the 18th, 18th and 10TH.
Quite a good congregation at
tended the services at ST. Johns
Episcopal church last Sunday night,
when Rev. *. G. Finlay, a former
pastor of the church. was present and
delivered the Rev. Mr..
Marshall, rector, was also present,
conducting the service. Mr.. Finlay
preached an excellent sermon, char
acteristically direct, plain, forccful
an appeal for higher standards Of
Christian living, based ruon a clear
presentation and inter- citation Of
the early life Of the Carpenter of
Nazareth. Mr.. Finlay was nos cor
daily welcomed on this occasion, and
it is hoped that other opportunities
may arise when he can be heard here
again.
The Paul IIayne Circle was
Charmingly entertained Friday af-
tcrnoOn, May 20, by Miss Eloise
Strother. The usual literary pro-
gram was carried out as follows:
Miss Mary Anscl, rcadi;g on "Court-
ship in McXicO;" Mrs. w. l.. Werner.
"Thc silent Aztec Child of the sun:
Mrs. James Darby, reading. ''Tho
children OF McXico.'' Miss Katie
Harrison, the clubs delegate to the
recent Federation Of Woman's Clubs
at ~Spartanburg, read quite an inter-
estinG report CT the convention. A.
ter the literary program had been
carried out the guests were invited
ont on the spacious side porch,
where they participated in one Of
the most unique and original CON
tests of the season, the contest be-
ing n in addition. When time wa
called by the hostess it was found
that almost all were cor
rect. Miss Elaine Lord "cut" high
est. winning first prize, a lovely cut
glass bon-bon dish. Mrs. Carter re-
ccivcd second prize, also a bon-bon
dish. Delicious block ice cream and
were served by the hostess. as
sisted by Mesdamcs Bell and Darby.
Tempting pink and white minis
were passed around by Miss Stro-
Tiers charming little niece, Miss
caroline Darby. Mrs. John Mar
shall, Miss Strong and Miss Lord
were guests. The next meeting VIII