Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-13

Time to begin thinking seriously
Of your heating arrangements for the
winter. See advertisement Of the
Cole Hot Blast Heaters, which are
sold by the Ballenger Hardware and
Furniture Company, Of Seneca
--Layman's Rally Day will be OBJ
served at Salem and Zion churches,
on the Walhalla circuit, next Sunday,
October 18th. Hon. J. b. Humbert,
of Anderson, will be the speaker at
both hurches-Salem II a. m. Zion
3.3O p. m. All are invited to come
and hear Mr. IIumbert discuss this
the greatest movement in the church
OF our day. Mr. Humbert is sure to
please and instruct. II. A. Whitten.
Pastor.
Seneca cotton mill, last Sunday af-
ternoon, October 10th, were brought
to Walhalla Monday and inferred in
the Neville burying ground, by the
side Of his mother, who preceded him
to the grave less than a month ago.
The deceased was 13 years of age and
had been suffering for about a week
with typhoid fever. Although very
i'll and in much pain, death came
quite unexpectedly. Sincere sympa-
thy is felt for the bereaved ones in
this another sad hour.
The many Walhalla friends of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. p. Hutchison for
merly of Walhalla. but who now re-
side in Columbia, will regret to learn
Of the death OF Dargan Hutchison.
the 1l-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
IIutchison, which occurred at their
home in Columbia, 23O3 Richland
street, at 9 o'clock Tuesday night Of
last week. The youth suffered from
typhoid fever. Funeral services and
interment were held Thursday after
noon last at $50 o'clock. the services
being conducted by Rev. A. B. Kcnne-
dy, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist
church. Friends here of the bereaved
family will join with The Courier in
extending sincere sympathy to them
in their hour Of sorrow.
+. l.. Bunker. who spent the
summer in Walhalla operating the
Airdome Theater (mOving pictures },
left yesterday for his home at Easley,
where he will be with his parents for
about two weeks, when he will go TO
Pittsburg, Pa, . enter the large
electrical plant of the Westinghouse
Company. Mr.. Bunker will take
inghouse people, in which electrical
studies are prescribed at the same
time that practical work is being
performed. The plan has been in
force for some time with the West
inghouse people. and they choose
their "Students' from the technical
schools OF the country. This year
two were chosen from Clemson Col
lege, Mr.. Bunker being one, the other
being w. E. Blake. of Spartanburg.
Mr.. Bunker has made many friends
in Walhalla during his stay here, and
he carries with him the best wishes
Of our people.
The Hayne Circle held its regu-
lar meeting with Miss Daisy Strong
on Saturday Of last week. The topic
for the afternoons study was THE
Women Of Holland. Their Life, Occu-
patton. Dress" etc, papers being
read by Mrs. Steck, Mrs. Werner and
Miss Harrison, followed by a poem
on Holland, read by Miss Strother.
The hostess, who spccialiZes in the
culture Of dahlas, had her home
beautifully decorated in magnificent
specimens Of Dutch varieties. through
parl0rs. hall and wide verand&s--
dahliaS everywhere. A lively dahiia
guessing contest was engaged in, and
the prizes. beautiful, lOng-handled
basket filled with lovely dahlias, all
grown from Dutch bulbs. IA ralIia-cov-
cred glass. also filled with dahlias
and a dear little Dutch mailing case
were won by Mrs. w. G.. lIughs, Mrs.
l.. VI. Brown and Miss Kate Harri-
son, respectively. \ dainty ice
course was served, after which each
guest was presented with a sabot sail
boat, "'The Flying Dutchman," a
token sent by a sister of the hostess,
Miss Cora Strong, Of Greensboro,
y. c.. who is always interested in the
IIayne Circle, Of which she was once
a member. Cards, refreshments, ia
vors and prizes were passed by
Gretchen and Hans, little Miss Doro-
thy Brown and Jack Dendy, dressed
in quaint Dutch costumes.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill. See
their advertisement and guarantee.
Sold by Ballenger Hardware and Fur
niture Co., Seneca.
The announcement of the God
shaw-Merrick wedding, which took
plasc at Greenville last Wednesday.
October 9Th, will come as pleasant
surprise to many friends here Of the
groom, a former Walhalla boy, but
who has for a number Of years been
holding n commission in the United
States navy. Very few Of his friends
here knew Of the approaching happy
event. The wedding took place at
the home Of Mrs. John Landrum, on
Hampton avenue. The contracting
parties were Miss Adylocn GOdshaw,
daughter of Judge Godshaw, of
Kentucky, and AnsOn Angus Mcrrick,
now Of the t. S. Navy, at present sta
tiOnCd at PhilaNclDhia. Thn core-