Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-01

latest, fickerlesS motion pictures,
every Friday and Saturday; open 6
D. m. to 1O.30.--Adv.
At the First Baptist church next
Sunday morning the subject of the
discourse will be "The Indwelling
Spirit" The public is cordially in
vited. A hearty welcome to strang-
ers. Everybody seems happy there.
Are you going to that mems
| meeting at the First Baptist church
| Sunday evening at 7.30? You had
| better 90 and see what they are go-
ing to do. If YOU don't, you will &c
| sorry.
Have just gotten in half car of
Tennessee brand horses and mares;
all well broke. See Il. C. Marett, at
Oil Mill, Westminster. Our guaran-
tee means something.-Adv.1 10.
Wolf Stake Baptist church will
hold it's business meeting at its place
of worship next Saturday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. The deacons will
meet at the church one hour earlier.
The Sunday school meets next Sun
day at 2.30. Brother G. f. Hetricl1,
of Walhalla, will visit the school,
and everybody is invited to be pres
ent and on time for the good things
that are to happen. Preaching SER
vice at $50.
The Young Mems League will
n 1n1 70 rot iva,
Sunday night at 7.30 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this meeting at the Baptist church.
A program has been arranged for
| the occasion. On Monday night fol-
| lowing, a social for THE members Of
tho league will be held at the Bap-
| tist church at 7.30. All members Of
the league are urged to be present,
both Sunday and Monday.
Good Green Velva syrup. Cash
| Grocery Co., Walhalla.-Adv.
We are in receipt Of neat in
vitatiOn to and announcement Of the
annual celebration OF the Palmetto
| Literary Society OF Clemson Col
lege, which will be held next Friday
| March Sd, at o'clock D. m, in Me-
| mortal Hall. We we're remembered
by our young friend. Bruce H. Strib-
ling, whose name we find on the pro-
| gram for a defamation, his subject
| being "The Unknown Speaker" We
| also note among the orators for the
| 2,,s1~
| ling, whose subject is ''The Danger
| Of Indifference in Our Nation" Both
the "Stribling boys" are sons of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Paul Stribling, Of Rich
| land.
| In response to the untiring eff
| forts OF Congressman Aiken in be-
| half Of improved mail facilities for
Walhalla and vicinity, the Post Office
| Department will establish automo-
| bile star route service between Wal
| halla and Seneca, effective July 1st
next. This improved service will be
OF decided advantage not only to
Walhalla and West Union and to the
rural patrons, but also to the Tamas-
see, Salem and Highlands star
routes. The Post Office Department
| does not make 1t a practice to utilize
automobiles for the transportation
Of mails over star routes, and so far
as is known the Highlands route Is
the only other one in the South util-
iZing auto service The thanks Of
| this community are due Congress
| man Aiken for his untiring efforts in
| our behalf.
Have just gotten in half car Of
Tennessee brand horses and mares; !;
all we'll broke. See e. G. Marett, at
Oil Mill, Westminster Our guaran-
tee means something.-Adv. 10.
Last week the Atlanta papers
carried extended mention Of the fact
that the r. o. Campbell Coal Co.,
Of that city have been appointed dis
tributers Of the Carey building ma
| terials, which will hereafter be
| stocked in Atlanta. These materials
are products of the well-known
Philip Carey Co., Of Cincinnati. In
the past Fl. f. Whitmire, formerly
| Of Oconee, has been associated in At
lanta with the Philip Carey Co. Un-
der the new business deal he goes
to the r. o. Campbell CO. in the ca
| pacity OF special representative of
the Carey Co., with headquarters in
Atlanta. His new position consti-
tutes a distinct promotion. Mr..