Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-12-08
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N0rnan,S Dru0 Store ADV


| at Norman'S Drug Store.-Adv
Rev. l.. IS. Norton was unable to
fill his appointment at Mill Creek on
| last Sunday on account of illness. He
will be there on the first Sunday in
| January.
| Master William Seaborn. who
| last week was quite i'll with pneumo-
mia, is greatly improved, to the de-
light of his little playmates and num-
erOus friends Of the family.
biggest assortment toys ever
shown. Norman's Drug store. dd.
-I}ev. J. VI. IIamCs, the evange-
list who is running meeting in the
mill village, will preach Sunday af-
ternOon. at o'clock, on marriage,
home and happiness. Public invited.
Mrs. II. Herndon, who has been
quite sick for several weeks. is
greatly improved, and is now able to
be about her room. This will be
pleasant information for the many
friends OF the family.
Its easiest to choose where
there's most to choose from. That's
why it's TO your advantage in select
ing your Xmas presents to buy here.
r. A. McLees, Jeweler, Walhalla. ad.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a called meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist church at the home OF Mrs. w.
NJ. Brown on Thursday tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The members
are urged to be present if possible.
-NIasters Alvin and George
Jones, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Jones, have been quite i'll for some
days, suffering with pneumonia.
Their little cousin, Master Paul Du-
Pre-, of Richmond. Va, who is at
| tending school here and staying at
| the Jones home, is also suffering
| from the same cause. The young
gentlemen arc all improving and we
| trust will soon be entirely well.
Most elegant line Of all kinds
books at One-third price. Norman's
| Drug Store.-Adv.
| Rev. j. d. Moose, Of Maiden, y.
| c.. will preach at ConeroSs on Mon
day night the 18th, at 7.3O o'clock.
| lie will preach in the Walhalla Sec
| ond Baptist church on Tuesday even
| ing. the l4th, at s o'clock. Public
| invited to both services. Rev. Mr..
Moose will also probably visit the
| Baptist congregations at Madison and
New Hope while in the county. Mr..
Moose is yonng preacher of ability
| and a graduate OF Louisville Semi
| nary.
| AT the regular monthly meeting
of Walhalla Lodge, No. 81. X. OF p,
held last Monday night, the follow
| ing officers were elected for the year
1916: J. w. Shelor, G.. c.: Paul l..
| Steck, V. c.; j. A. Moody, Prelate;
II Il ID
| Schroeder, NJ. of w; w. T. Maxwell.
| NJ. of F.; DR.. w. r. Craig, NJ. Of Ex.
| w. A. Smith, NJ. at A.; J. A. Steck.
|. G.; D. A. Smith, o. G.; w. c.
| Hughs, Trustee for 8 years; w. A.
Smith, Property Trustee: r. T.
Jaynes, e. l.. Herndon, S. n. Pitch
ford, Committee on Supervision. The
next regular meeting will be held
| Monday night, January Sd, 1915, and
| it is hoped that all the members Of
| the lodge will be present to take part
in the installation of the 1916 Off
| GERS.
--latest in baskets, Japanese
trays, boxes, at Norman 's.-Adv.
Services are being conducted
each afternoon this week in ST.
Johns Episcopai church. the rector
Rev r. VI. Marshall, being assisted
by Rev. Mr.. GuignIrd, Of Laurcns,
the latter preaching and the former
| having charge Of the regular SER
| vices. Services are held at $50 each
afternoon, and yesterday morning at
| o'clock a special service was held,
| at which the Holy Communion was
| celebrated. Similar morning ser
| vices will be held on Thursday and
| Saturday at II o'clock. Members
OF other denominations are in
vited to worship with the members
of the Episcopal church during these
special services, and the public in
| general will be most cordially re-
| ceiVed. The afternoon services will
continue through the week, includ-
ing Saturday. On Sunday morning
next 1T o'clock the Holy Commun-
| ion Will be celebrated.
News Of the death Of Miss Nam
ME Belle McJunkin. which occurred
very suddenly at DCmOrest, Ga, last
| Monday morning, came as a shock to
| relatives and friends here. She was
| i'll only a few hours before her death
| No word has come to us as to the ma
turc OF the sudden attack Miss Nc
| junkin was about Is years Of age
| and until few years ago she resided
| in the South Union section of OCo-
nee with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jos. b. MrJunlEim. Only last week
The Courier published a very inter
esting letter from Demorcst in which
the name OF Miss McJunkin appeared
as member Of the South Carolina
| Club new organization at Pied
| mont College. DcmOrest. She was d
granddaughter Of Capt. Jos. Neville,
now Of Atlanta. and niece Of Mrs.
| Mary y. AnScl, OF Walhalla. The
funeral and intcrmcnt took place at
South Union this morning. There