Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-22
NEW CHURCH AND PARSONAGE
Work Has Been Begun at Seneca.
Bits of Personal News.

APilo NJ NCWS.
Seneca, March 20.-Special: AT a
meeting OF the Womans Missionary
Society OF the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. S.
K. Dendy; vice president, Mrs. Geo.
w. Shelor; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter. Delegates were
elected to the Presbyterial, which will
meet at Walhalla in May, these be-
ing Mrs. S. K. Dendy and Mrs. w. S.
Hunter, with Mrs. C. n. Gignilliat
and Mrs. W. X. Livingston as alter
mates.
Two big signs of Improvement in
Seneca are the beginnings Of the
Methodist parsonage and the Presby-
terinn church. Grading has been
done, lumber is being placed for the
former and preparations are under
headway for moving the old church
preparatory to building the new
Presbyterian church. The old church
Will be rolled into the street ada
cent and will be used by the congre-
CATION until the new building is COM
pleted.
Hon. e. L.. Vemer, of Richland,
Miss Helen Cary spent several days
last week visiting in Anderson.
Several of our Clemson students
Saturday being a holiday, occasioned
by Calhouns birthday. Among the
boys at home were Willie Austin, L.
w. Werner Jr., and Horace Wood.
The pupils Of the high school will
present the play, ''The Spy" at the
auditorium next Friday night. The
young performers are being drilled
by the teachers, and a splendid per-
formance is being anticipated by the
show-going public. Following is the
interesting cast: Mrs. Haywood. Miss
Sarah Davis; Susan, her aue,hter
Mary Hines; Doorthy Johnson, Lou
ise Dendy; Uncle Pete, negro servant.
Clarence Bradberry; Nancy Hay
wood, Clara Werner McCarey; Dick
Haywood, John Cary; Lieut.. Page.
George Galphin; Col Livingston,
Willie Moore; Major Abbot, Roy
Walker; Smythc, an orderly, Clifton
Cox; Gen. Haywood, Dewey Price. It.
will be seen that the cast smmcks OF
the military. and the costumes, being
selected with great care, will add
greatly to the attractiveness Of the
play. The affair deserves the patron
age of our people and will doubtless
receive a big house.
ERNEST Norman passed through
Seneca Monday eli route to Atlanta,
where he gees to stand the physical
examination for West Point, having
already passed the mental examina-
tion.
Mrs. w. p. Reid visited Newry last
Sunday and organized Il cradle roll.
Mrs. w. }. Lunney has been con-
fined to her room with illness the
past week.
Supt. H. C. Smith and Miss Lucille
Hamilton attended the State Teach
ers' Association at Columbia last
week.
Rev. w. A. Gaines filled the pulpit
OF the Methodist church last Sunday.
Misses Louise and Jessie law
renee and Miss Clara Ballcnger, OF
Lander, spent the weekend and until
Tuesday morning with homcfolks.
w. p. Reid is on the sick list. His
friends will hope to soc him out
again soon.
Miss Kittie Sligh visited homefolks
at Red Hill, Ga, the past Sunday.
The many friends Of Mrs. II. T.. AL
eXander will be pleased to know that
she is improying, after treatment in
a hospital IN Savannah, where she has
been for two weeks.
J. f.. McCarcy is i'm Johnson City,
Tenn. on business:
Mrs. |. E. Wallace is visiting in An
derson.
Misses Gignilliat and Miss Gussie
Cunningham spent Saturday shop
ping in Anderson.
The friends of Mrs. b. l.. Lowry
are sympathizing with her in the Ill
ness OF herself and children.
Miss Margaret Morrison spent Sum
day with homefolks at Clemson.
The building committee for the
new Presbyterian church met Mon
day afternoon and decided to employ
as architects Messrs. Sayre G. Bald
win, Of Anderson.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cary and Mrs. T. T..
StriDling were in Anderson Saturday.
+. l.. Stribllng and r. M. Tribble,
IT. nave taken the agency for the
saxon automobile, and we're already
selling the Overland G. w. Grant,
q. .. Hopkins and Bert Tribble went
to Columbia Saturday, returning on
sunday with two Saxons.
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