Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-27


Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning at Il O'Clock. The Lords
Supper will be administered after the
sermon.
C. w. & J. L. Bauknight sell
the famous Queen Quality shoes.
Read their announcement on the first
page and call and inspect their i'm
mense stock Of shoes and other sea-
sOnable merchandise.
Col. a. A. Manning is spending
this week in Columbia attending the
State Fair. Col. Manning is a mem
Der Of Governor Manning's staff and
is in the Capital City in official capac-
ity as well as a visitor to the annual
, fair.
The members Of the Methodist
Guild will sell cakes and candy at
the Walhalla Hotel next Saturday,
October 30. This will be a conven-
lent way for house-keepers to get
their cakes for Sunday. Prices very
| reasonable.
New shapes, flowers, trimmings
arriving weekly at Norman Co.'S.
Nice line of ribbons and caps. Call
and see us.-Adv.
Rev. Carlile Courtenay, Of the
Rescue Orrhanage, Columbia, will oc-
cupy the Presbyterian pulpit on
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The public is most cordially invited to
hear presentation of the noble work
being done by this institution.
MIR. and Mrs. Neill. Dodd and
| children. Of Eastern North Carolina,
spent last week near Walhalla visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
| Pearson, parents of Mrs. .Dodd. They
drove through the country in their
new Ford car, making the trip over
| muddy roads and without mishap.
-Tugaloo Tribune, Oct 26 REV.
Geo. NJ. Wilcox, Of Walhalla, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday. He came down spe-
Cially to perform the rites Of bap-
| tism to little James Brevard Wallace,
son Of Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Wallace
| Mr.. Wilcox and Mr.. Wallace were
! classmates in the Theological Semi
nary"
DIR. Jack ID. Werner left last week
| for Griffin, Ga, whore he has decided
to locate for the practice of his pro-
| fession. Dr.. Werner is the youngest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Werner,
of Walhalla. and has host Of friends
here and elsewhere who will join
with The Courier in wishing him
well in his adopted home and an
| abundant success in his chosen pro-
| fession.
On October 10th little Miss
| Caroline Darby celebrated her Sth
| birthday by inviting a number Of her
| little friends to her home for a party.
The afternoon was spent most enjoy
| ably in playing games of different
kinds on the lawn. Delicious re-
| freshments were served. We con-
| gratulatc the little Miss on having
thus far iOurneyed safely through
| life and hope that she may live to
celebrate 8 times s and then some.
| Attention is directed to the ad-
vertiSemerI of the Norman Drug
| store ana Eormans Lower Store, +.
! T.. Harrison, manager. The Norman
! stores are becoming more and more
! popular. trading places. "a square
! deal always" is the motto they are
! living up to. See announcements on
! this page. J. -. Abbott, a graduate
! in pharmacy, has recently accepted Il
! position with the Norman Drug
/ store, where he will be pleased to
! meet and serve his friends OF the
! Town ana com !nNnltN.
Mrs. Jas. II. Darby was the
! charming hostess on Monday at an
! informal auction bridge party, COM
| plimcntary to Mrs. G. T.. Platt. Of
| Charlotte. At the close of mum ber
! Of exciting hands, Mrs. j. A. Steck
! having highest score. was prCSen ted
| with a beautiful NcpOn bOn-bon dish
while the hOnOrec was given a dainty
| iewelry box in the same pretty ware
a delicious salad course was served
| by the hostess, assisted by Miss Stro-
| ther. Mrs. Darby's guests were Mes
DANES J. A. Ansel, J. A. Steck, e. l..
| Herndon, G.. T.. Platt. Misses Eloisc
| Strother. jamie Neville, Julia Maxwell
and Katie Harrison.
Superintendent Of Education T.
! A. Smith has begun his annual visits
| to the schools of OcOnce. 1t will take
| him several weeks to get over the
whole county. During this period Of
visiting Mr.. Smith will necessarily be
absent great deal OF his time, and
| he requests the public not to call at
| his office on business except on Fri
| days and Saturdays Of each week un-
| til otherwise advised. OF course he
will be in his Office Just as much as
/ pOSSlDit, DuI lie CdnllOI assure ledcn-
ers, trustees Or others having bust
ness with him that he will be in his
| Office at any time except the days
noted until after the visiting of the
| county schools has been completed.
The Woman's Missionary Society
! Of the Walhalla Methodist church
will next week observe a week of spe-
! cial prayer and self-denial. Meetings
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