Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-07-12
THE NEWS OF SENECA.
FUNERAL Of John ". Harper Largely
AttentIetI-LOralI I}rcviticS.

Mrs. D. l.. Bramlctt and children, OF
SimpsOnvillc, are visiting in the
home Of NJ. a. wood and other
friends in Seneca. These estinlablc
people resided in Seneca several
years while Mr.. Bramlctt was priuci-
pal Of the high school. and made
many friends during their stay here
who are pleased to meet with them
again.
Capt. and Mrs. II. +. Alexander ave
at Mountain Rest for an indefini :.
stay.
Willie Austin has returned from
Black Mountain, \. c., where he rep
resented the Clemson Y. NJ. G.. A.
during the summer conference there.
j. f.. Hutcherson and family are
occupying rooms with Mrs. j. f.. Nc
Carey. MIR. Iutcherson is one of the
crew of civil engineers connected
with the new survey on the Southern.
Miss Annie Bailey Calhoun. the at
tractive young sister OF Mrs. IIutCher-
son. Is with them for the summer
months.
Miss Gladys Ramsay is visiting in
Atlanta. At a recent meeting of the
Seneca Dancing Club Miss Ramsay
was elected sponsor for the club. Il
beautiful compliment happily be-
slowed.
is Ia
Co.. Tor the vacation period.
Il. Il. Stribling spent Sunday with
homefolks. He is now working in
Anderson, having accepted Il position
there on the first.
Mrs. Martha Lowry returned on
Monday from Madison, where she
had been visiting.
Miss Asbury, OF Charlottesville.
Ca, spent several days the past week
with her friend. Miss Margaret Gal
phin
Harry Bryan and Mrs. Annie
Brown Lowry arrived in Seneca last
Friday for their annual visit here.
Miss AnEa Hunter, OF Anderson.
spent last week in the family of her
brother, w S. Hunter.
The meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor last Sunday evening was we'll
attended and was one OF unusual in
tcrcst. Fine talks were made by
stiles Stribling, Of Richland, and
Wilkes Dendy. Of Seneca. This or
Sanizaton is doing splendid work
here, and while there are a faithful
few who carry the work on, still it
goes on with snap and interest, and
these faithful ones need not grow
weary in we'll doing, rs this is the
history OF all organizations.
The meeting ut the Baptist church
grows in interest aud the house is
filled at the evening services. ID. J.
Fant is doing the preaching, and in
his simple. honest way is telling the
beautiful Gospel story twice daily to
CONGREGATIONS which listen intently.
The meeting will continue through
the week.
Rev. and Mrs. r. VI. Galphin have
returned from visit OF two weeks
to Ridge Crest. \. G..
J. w. Stribling left Saturday for
Laurnburg, y. c., where he will visit
week before going on to Lowell.
Mass. WI ere he vii! work.
The charming party given BY Mrs.
iIinuStnn 1nc
ing in honor Of Miss Sarah Davis was
Target! attended by the Young society
contingent and was thoroughly en-
ioyablc. Music was rendered through
out the evening from Mrs. Living
ston's handsome victrola and dane
ing was engaged in by those inclined,
Mrs. J. l.. Gray. OF Anderson, assist
cd the hostess in caring for the
"ucsts. Punch was served and later
delicious ices. An attractive visitor
was Miss Julia Lcdbettcr, Of Andcr-
SON
The Glorious Fourth. the water
melon and the nigger are the happy
combination in Seneca to-day.
The funeral Of John w. Harper was
hcld from the Baptist church on last
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
presence OF a large gathering OF
friends. The Masons took charge OF
the services at tho grave. and amid
these solemn and impressive services
was committed all that was left OF
this good man to his last rcstin"
place lhc funeral services Morn