Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-06

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Prof. w. II. Hand delivered
splendid lecture at the High School
auditorium Monday night Of last
week. MIR. Hand Was heard by quite
a good audience. and his remarks
the addition Of an eleventh grade to
the Walhalla school. which may be
don" in the near future, though the
school now ranks on a practical
cuaulltY with eleventh grade schools
in the state.
The Walhalia plant OF the Mon
afghan Mills is closed for week
while certain repairs are being made.
New boilers are being placed and
other improvements are being made
Owing to these contemplated changes.
the mill did not close down during
the summer for weeks rest for The
operatives, but waited until now, in
order that tn" changes might be
made without unnecessary loss TO the
operatives. The mill will be in full
operation again next Monday.
There are many friends in Oco-
nee OF Luther l.. Davis who will be
interested to learn that he has en-
l"r"d the HaptlSt Theological Semi
nary at Louisville, ny. MIR. Davis
| states that al the opening OF the in
Sulutoh' september 18th, there were
present ~" StudcntS--the largest
humncr IN the history OF the inStitu-
l'oh. 1t Is thought that the enroll
mrht VIII reach the 200 mark in the
| very near lulur". MIR. Davis notes
| III" lart that. IN connection with the
! seminary, there Is training school
'or ElrIS' IN which department the
| cnfollm"nt numbers between 30 and
! -. Mr.. Davis IS 1914 graduate OF
! IN" Nalhalla High School.
The Sunday school rally in WAL
halla last sunday was very gratifying
to the workers. the attendance being