Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-12-01

Mrs. Frank e. Harrison, Jr, Of
! Charleston, returned the first Of this
week to her home, after a pleasant
visit OF week here among relhtives.
80 heavy, splendid bed spreads
at half price, at Norman 's.-AdW.
The Young Mems League will
hold its next meeting at the baptist
church next Sunday afternoons at 3
O'Clock. All are urged to attend
promptly.
Yoke nice young steers; weight
about 1,SO0 pounds. Price right;
terms to suit purchaser. w. NJ.
Brown, Walhalla.-Adv. t. f.
The South Carolina Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South will convene in Charleston to-
day "wednesday and will remain in
session until the following Monday.
Bishop Collins Denny will preside
over the South Carolina Conference
and there will be others of the
Bishops present. South Carolina
| Conner enCv comprises about 225 dele
gates.
Carriers Spot Cash Store, Wal
! halla, has decided to continue the
emergency sale all during December,
up to Christmas. This will be good
! news to many of those who attended
! the recent sales Of this company. New
! goods have been arriving, and all this
/ has been placed on sale at the re-
/ duced prices that prevail for the
/ emergency sale. Read the announce
! ment on this page and then call at
! Ca"ter's Spot Cash Store.
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.
! II. A. McLees, Jeweler, Walhalla. ad.
We are requested to announce
! that there will be preaching next Sun
! day, December 18th, at Whtmirc
| church, at | a. m, and at Salem at
, p. m. Next Sunday will be the
! first Sunday Of the new conference
year. and the pastor, Rev. II. A. Whit
ten. hopes that he may have the pleas
ure OF welcoming full attendance OF
the members at both places. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend both
services.
Rev. c. r ADercrombie requests
us to announce that he will preach at
! bethlehem Baptist church on the
! second Sunday in December at the
usual hour. With that service the
years work will close, and it is Mr..
AbercrOmbie' earnest desire that all
members Of the congregation who
can possibly do so, will be present on
this occasion. A. J. Rampey, of Pick
ems, will be with Rev. Abercrombie,
conducting the singing. All singers
and lovers of music are invited to be
present
For Sale-50 acres Of land ad-
joining corporate limits Of town Of
West Union; on public road and rail-
road; 25 acres in CIVILIZATIONS; six
room dwelling and good barn; $50
per acre. Moss & Littleton,l Wal
halla, S. C.-Adv.
On Wednesday afternoon No
vembor II, Mrs. ]. A. Steck eateftain-
ed at bridge in honor Of hec. Ssopd-
mother, Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Lockwood's birth
! day. Twelve guests were present,
and after a delicious luncheon was
served Miss Julia Maxwell was award
ed an appropriate first prize and Miss
Eloise Strother second, while the
hOnoree was presented with hand
some nail file. The guests presented
Mrs. Lockwood with pretty basket
OF fruit and wished her many more
! happy birthdays and thanked the
hostess for a most enjoyable after
noon. as
One OF the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the Hayne Circle was that
held Friday, November IS, with Mrs.
w. d. Moss as hostess. She was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs j. r. An
dersOn and Mrs. Joseph Shelor, of
Anderson, two charming guests Of
the afternoon. The program rem
dered was as follows: Roll call, Nor
way News Items; "Trip through
! Norway" Mrs. Hetrick; "The Relig-
ion Of the Northland." Mrs. Steck
selection from LongfellOw's Wrath
OF Odin"; piano solo. "Arutra's s
Dance" edward Grieg, Mrs. Sif-
ford. After the program a delicious
salad course was served. The visit
ors who added much pleasure 10 the
occasion were Mesdames Stokes, Sif-
ford, NanDiviere, IEayne Jones and
Frank Harrison, Jr., Misses Dohme,
Margie NanDiviere and Dobbins.
We have every article any wo-
man could possibly want. We have
pendants, brooches, bracelets and
hundreds Of other useful gifts from
the lowest to the highest price r..
A. McLees, Jewclcr, Walhalla adv.
-I,ar!y last Wednesday morning
the alarlH OF t"c was given and early
risers were given an opportunity to
| run for it, but fcW reached the
scene Of tho fire before it was hope
less mass, and none in time 10 save
anything from the building. The
| house that was destroyed was located
next west OF the Lutheran .church and
was owned by Warren Smith, an en-
l. l.,