Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-13
,HOWERS IMPROVING CROPS.
'ichland College Girls Return
fusgcr Geo Finished at Presbyterian.

3ichland. June l.-Special: The
lrmers Of this section were right
a.ad to have the nice showers with
rhich we were blessed on Friday and
~t Curday. Crops i'm this section are
'rdly up to the average. The stand
o cotton is not good and there is a
""cided shortage Of grain. The corr
.roD is about up to the average, al
tnougn ,"t"orms have not been back
trd about their work. OF injury.
Among the list o! graduates from
ne Presbyterian College OF South
Nirolina appears the name OF Roger
H. Coe, OF this place. Roger has
made a splendid showing at "P. c."
and his friends are congratulating
htm upon his success In winning the
scholarship medal at this commence
ment. He is spending the summer
Nth his mother. Mrs. S. Fl. Coe.
Among the college students who
re at home for the summer vacation
,.re Misses Carrie McMahan and
trace Werner. from Lander College,
Greenwood. and Belle Stribling. from
Winthrop College. Miss Annie Mae
hubbard, who was among the num-
her receiving diplomas from Win
hrop College at this commencement,
5 also spending the summer with her
PARENTS here. We gladly welcome
these young ladies back into our
community.
Miss Annie McMahan, who for the
past winter has been teaching in the
:ity schools Of Spartanburg, is spend
ing vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. McMahan.
Miss Elizabeth Conger and niece,
Miss Louise Carmichael Of Carnes-
Vile Ga, are on an extended visit to
the home Of the formers sister, Mrs.
J. p. Stribling.
p Mrs. j. p. Stribling attended the
commencement exercises Of Winthrop
College the past week. Three Of her
nieces, Misses Alice and Emily Strib-
ling, Of Westminster. and Emily Jor-
dan. of Greenville, received diplomas
on Tuesday
Edward Werner was recent visi-
tor to friends and relatives at Green
Vile and Fountain Inn.
Mrs. S. Fl. Coe has recently return
ed from visit to her daughter. Mrs
G. VI. Wilcox. at Bennettsville.
Among the recent purchasers of
cars in our community are Mrs. S. n.
Coe and Grover Davis, who have new
has new Ford.
Stiles G. Stribling, who for the past
session was principal OF the Central
High School of Gaffney, is spending
a few days at the home Of his parents
here, before taking np his summer
work as travelling representative of
Castle Heights School. OF Lebanon.
Tenn, with which institution he will
hn,
OF agriculture and probably as COM
mandant. His territory embraces the
States Of Georgia and South Carolina.
The many Richland friends Of
Robert Hubbard are congratulating
him upon his marriage which event
took place at Liberty during the past
week. He, with his bride and ano-
ther happy young couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. ONeill of Liberty. were
spend-the-day guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hubbard yestcr-
day TO the above young couples we
extend our best wishes.
Fh1 squad Of soldiers guarding the
small trcstle across Richland creek
has been withdrawn. We understand
that the squad stationed at Coneross
treStle. just west Of town, will re-
main on duty for several days yet
quite a number from this commu-
hlty expect to take in the closing ex-
ercises at Clemson College during the
coming week.
we are requested to announce that
there will be preaching services at
Richland Presbyterian church next
FRIDAY morning and night and again
on Saturday morning at the regular
hours, preparatory to the communion
services on Sunday. Everybody is
given a cordial invitation to these
services.
Registration day passed off very