Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-11-17

II. e. AleXander sells Rock Hill
| buggies. Walhalla, 5. C.. S,dv.-tf.
c w. Bauknight IS attending
| the Harvest Festival in Atlanta this
week.
-Rcv. G. G. Mayes, of Grccnville,
has accepted the call to the paStoratc
Of Zion Presbyterian church, in
Winnshor0
Mrs. Frank Harrison, Jr., OF
Charleston, is expected in Walhalla
tomorrow, and will remain till
THANKSGIVING, visiting Mr.. Harrison S
parents on Faculty Hill.
--COmfort and economy make hap
py homes. You get both by using
Coles Hot Blast Heaters. sale
by Ballenger Hardware and urni-
ture Co., ScnCCa.-Adv.
DR. and Mrs. j. w. Bell are
spending this week in Atlanta TAX
ing in the Harvest Festival, visiting
among relatives, and the Doctor COM
bininG business with the pleasure
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. McClellion,
OF Woodbury., Ga, spent the latter
part Of last and first OF this week in
Walhalla visiting at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. John w. Davis. They re-
turned to their home this morning.
Miss Dorothy Dohmc, Of Balti-
more, Md, is spending some time
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
BloOmner, at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. John A. Ansel. Miss Dohme is
a charming young lady, and is at
tracing host OF friends among the
people OF Walhalla.
beyond question, one of the best
Dlavs ever produced in Walhalla was
| that which the people Of Walhalla en-
poyVd last Thursday night at the
High School Auditorium, it being
given under the auspices Of the Civic
| League. "Teddy," or "The Run
aways," is a threC-act comedy Of de-
| lighttul conception, and it was so ad-
mirably presented as to be hawleSs.
| The cast, composed Of Miss TheO
| lIughs. Mrs. Jesse Rankin. Misses
Dora Pitchford and Ruth Brown,
| Clyde Brown, Earle Beard, Sam
Pitchiord, Chas. Pitchford. Balls IIar-
rison and Chas. IIctrick, was what
can be, without eXaggeratiou, termed
m all-Star aggregation, with Miss
| Ruth Brown. as "TeXana, the Girl OF
the Golden Wcst." measuring well rs
the Upright, particular star" Of the
| group. There was Il good audience
| present: there was nothing but
praise for the play and the players.
and every ON" who Witnessed it WAS
| delighted. Those who were not there
missed an evening Of thorough en- 10y
mcnt.
Meet mo at G. W. pitchfOrI :
Monday morning. November 22d. at
I o'clock. and inspect the Hanson
sample line. Every article is Il bar
gain Your money back if y0u are
not satisfied. L.-Adv.
A most interesting meeting OF
the Paul IIaync Circle was held Fri
day, November 9th, with Miss Eloise
Srothcr as hostess. who was assisted
in receiving by her sisters, Mosdamcs
j. w. Bell, j. II. Darby and G.. r.
Corn. The study Of the afternoon
| was "Industri"s OF i!olland," and The
| following program was rendered.:
"Rottcrdam, Hollands Industrial
I Capital" Mrs. Sloan; "Country Life
in Holland" Miss Kate Harrison;
"Thc City OF the Champion Schmo-
kcr," Mrs. w. l.. Werner; vocal solo,
"Dutch Lullaby" Mrs. w. c. Hughs.
The study Of this quaint old country,
with its dykes, canals, windmills,
| bulb farms and numerous and varied
! industries. together with its sturdy
! and picturesque people, has been q
source Of much pleasure and profit
to the circle for the last four months.
and it is with some regret that it is
to be laid aside for that OF Norway
and Sweden. with its strong, heroic
race. Yet full Of superstition and OF
DreiudtCc,' which will probably he
equally interesting. The reception
| hall and parlors OF this spacious and
hOspitablc home were artistically dec
Grated in Halloween cOl0rS. with
the owls and other creatures sup
I posed to visit us at that witching
time, and the elaborate salad course
served by the hostess with the assist
anCC Of Mrs. G. u. Corn and Miss
Caroline Darby, was in same Colors.
Weird Halloween stick pins were
presented to the guests as souvenirs
Of this enjoyable occasion. The Wis
itOrS adding TO tho pleasure of the
afternoon were Mrs. Hayne Jones,
TamaSscc; Mrs. c. p. Corn, John
stor; Miss Rudd. Summerville, and
Miss Margic NanDiviere, Savannah.
The next meeting Of the circle will be
With Mrs. w. ID. Moss on November
1861.