Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-09-26
NEWS NOTES FROM SENECA.
MIS-. ktttc Harper Dcnd-Prcpnrinp
for Meeting OF Synod.

Seneca. Sept. 2I.--Spccial: The
local Red Cross has received its pro-
port10natc share Of the funds con-
lrlDutcd by Seneca some weeks AGO
10 Rcd Cross purposes, and is now
ready TO begin work in earnest. Tues
DAYS ana Fridays are given over to
thlS WORK IN the rooms, and those
VINO can Will take work TO their
homes. Seneca's women are united
more solidly in this work than
IN anything else. and are ready and
Wiling to do big part in this world
wide activity.
The death Of Mrs. Kittie ilarper
last Saturday morning brought sor-
row to large circle OF friends and
relatives. Mrs. Harper had not been
weli Tor some months, the illness fol-
lowing stroke OF paralysis Two
weeks previous to her death she fell.
breaking her hip, and was confined
10 her bed till her death. She was
the widow and second wife Of Tho,.
Harper. deceased, but had no chill
dren OF her own. Mrs. Jack Hon.
kins ana j. G. Harper are among the
Stcp-chlldren Mrs. Harper, or
Aunt Kittie." as she was affection
atcly known. was Il staunch and life
lohS member Of the Methodist
church, and her good deeds will fol-
low her.
Mack Stewart, Of Atlanta. Is in
Seneca. having come over for the
funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. I<ittic Har-
per.
chas. Stribling spent last Sunday
in Grcenville
Mrs. Annie Brown Lowery Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. II. Bryan.
Rev. j. l.. Harley. State Methodist
evangelist. Is conducting meeting
in the Baptist church, which church
was offered on account OF its size.
Mr.. Harley is well known to our pco-
pie. having lecturcd here several
times when he was connected with
the Anti-Saloon League work. There
VIII be two services daily-at
O'Clock p. m. and s o'clock at night.
Good congregations are attending,
and it is hoped that real good may
attend and follow the efforts Of the
noted evangelist.
Frank Harper, OF Marion, \. G..
has been visiting his homcfoks here.
Miss vivian Bradberry visited
friends in Denver the past week end.
Ullen Lowcy was in Seneca Mon
day.
Thornley, Cary and Bert Tribblc.
now stationed in Grccnville. visited
their parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Lowry visited
relatives here the past week
Mesdamcs G. V. McCarcy and II. T..
Stribling and Miss Clara V. McCarcy
have returned to Seneca after an alb
sencc Of several weeks.
Joe McCarcy is in Grcenvillc.
Julie Edwards. OF South Georgia.
spent the Weekend here. Mr. Ed
wards has large business interests in
Georgia.
The Presbyterian denomination is
already beginning to plan for the
mcctinE o .iNaoh. which VIII be held
here in October This Is the nrsi
meeting OF Synod here. and the town.
regardless OF denomination, will look
upon II rs real privilege, as 1t will
bring together representatives Of this
church throughout the State.
Invitations have been received
here to the reunion Of the Old
Georges Creek Academy, which are
issued by Mrs. l.. NJ. Berry, OF Rich
land. she being an alumnac OF this
old institution.
W. II. Nimmons Is spending the
week on Keowce, where he has large
Farming interests.
Mrs. Ludie Coleman and Mrs. Ellen
Jordan are expected to arrive in Sem
eca this week for a visit Of several
days.
-Four Killed at Camp jackson.
Columbia, Sept 24.-~Four negroes
were killed and seven stunned dur
ing n orriflc electric storm Mt CamD