Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-07
PREPARING FOR OHAUTAUQUA.
Three Days in July-Thomas Harper
Springs Twin Surprise.

two attractive house-guests, Misses
Gooding and Haynesworth. two
classmates Of Miss Nellie Hines, who
finished at Winthrop last week. Mrs.
Hines entertained for these young
ladies on last Friday afternoon.
Rev. N. G. Ballenger filled the pull
pit of st. Paul's Methodist church in
Anderson Sunday.
#. e. Stribling spent several days
with homefolks, coming up from Iva
on Saturday afternoon and remain
ing over for commencement.
B. l.. Hamilton, Of Charlotte,
spent the week end with homefolks
here.
DR.. J. Fl. Burgess has been on the
sick list the past week.
The following Camp Fire Girls
compose jolly mountain party,
which is camping near Caesars
Head: Misses Viola Bradberry, Sara
Davis, Louise Dendy, Lillian Holland,
Anice Galph'n, Mary Hines, Lottie
Lee Chandler, Camille Wood and Sue
Nimmons; Misses Ruth Berry, lea
der, and Mrs. Berry, chaperons. The
party will be gone ten days.
Miss Margie Holland is with home
folks for the vacation.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Mission
ary Society is arranging a delightful
social meeting for next Friday after
noon A year ago, when the society
decided to use the circle Dlan
through the summer months, it was
decided also that the banner circle
should be entertained at the end OF
the year. Mrs. J. E. Sittor's circle
bore this distinction Of merit and the
above affair is the result 1t will par
take Of the nature of an al fresco
party, Mrs. w. J. Lunney's lawn and
porches being used. Refreshments
will be served and an interesting
program used.
Seneca is looking forward already
to chautauQua week, which is set for
the last week in July-25th, 26th,
27th. The affair Is being largely ad-
vertised, the biggest ad being the
success Of the chautauqua a year ago.
There will be decided changes from
the program Of year ago--lnnova-
tlons which will prove big attractions
to the thrOngs of visitors expected.
Seneca housewives will keep open
house for the three days. and every
body will be heartily welcomed. i
suppose the 'big day" will be "Vete-
rams Day." when the old soldiers
will be in the limelight. They will
be especial guests of honor. Our
people will be united to man in
honoring these heroes, whose ranks
year by year are diminished, and
who, alas! at best have only a few
more years in which to meet and
commemorate the Lost Cause" Let
us not forget these things, and make
this reunion Of the vets" the best
ever.
The store room occupied for years
by r. Anderson is undergoing re-
pairs and will be occupied in the fall
by j. l.. Marett. Mr.. Marett has
built up a splendid business, and his
present quarters are entirely made
quate; hence the above change.
Miss Floridc Propst is in Seneca
for the holidays. Her friends are
pleased to see her again.
Misses Louise and Jessie Law
renee, students the past year at Lam
der. are at home for their vacation.
Miss Sue Ellen Hunter is visiting
the Misses Gassaway at Central.
Miss Nannaline Brown is with
homefolks for vacation after year
at the Georgia Normal College at
Athens
Miss Lula Gignilliat gave her Sum
day school class Of boys a JOY ride
to Clemson Monday afternoon to
view dress parade and the sham bat
tie.
Misses Suwanee Daily and Mamie
Morgan, from Winthrop and Lander,
respectively, are at home for the
holidays
Thomas Harper, who has been at
tending a dental college at Baltimore
for several years, sprung a surprise
on his family and friends here when
he made known to them a few days
ago the fact that he had married a
Baltimore girl two years ago. TO
add to the surprise was the addi-
tional information that he would