Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-10-03
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
PrOtracted Services Continue
Working for Red Cross,

Seneca, Oct. 2.-Special: The
meeting at the Baptist church will
continue through this week and
through Sunday The preaching, by
Rev. j. l.. Harley, 10 vigorous and
earnest and Is drawing large congre-
gatlons. TWO services are held each
day' at y. M. and p. IN. Prayer
meetings are held each afteronon IN
the three churches at O'Clock,
Mrs. w. P. Reid is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. j. E. Breazeale, in Ander-
Thornley Carey, Bert Tribble and
Charley Byrd visited their homefolks
the past weekend. These boys are
Slooking splendidly and show i'm
provement under Uncle Sans guard
lanship. Their preesnce in Seneca
always brings pleasure to MANY
friends here.
A large number Of Invitations
have been received in Seneca to the
entertainment to be given by Mrs,
l.. M. Berry Thursday afternoon,
*The occasion Is in honor OF the alum
nae Of Georges Creek School and
promises to be most interesting.
A visitor to Seneca, a man Of pro-
nounced ayoirdupois, slipped upon a
banana peel and came near a serious
accident. Had he fallen and broken
his leg or neck suit against the
council would have undoubtedly fol-
\ lowed. AN ounce Of prevention Is
worth pound Of cure.
Mrs. l.. NJ Coleman leaves this
week for Columbia, where she will
spend the winter
The Seneca Red Cross Chapter is
fitting out comfy bags for the next
contingent Of soldiers, which will go
} soon to Columbia. The colored wo-
men here have taken decided in
terest in Red Cross work, and, as is
characteristic OF the race, have been
most enthusiastic over it, giving
their time and means to the work,
Ihe work room will be opened three
days each week, but on Friday this
week it will be opened in the morn
ing on account Of the meeting in the
Baptist church.
Miss Lynn Werner was visiting in
Seneca Monday
Miss Evie Jones, Of Westminster,
visited in Seneca Tuesday.
Mrs. J. w. Srtibling is visiting in
Hartwell, Ga.
Mrs. T. NJ. Wyly and Miss Cora
i Wyly were visitors to Seneca Mon
~day.
Mrs. J. Lee Carpenter and Miss
Nina Carpenter will arrive in Seneca
Tuesday for weeks visit to Mrs.
w. S. Hunter.
The friends OF Mrs. C. b. Smith
will be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving from an operation in a hos
6pital in Spartanburg and will proba-
bly, be able to return to Seneca this
week
The friends Of Rev. c. S. Black
burn were pleased to see him III Sen
eca the past week. Mr.. Blackburn
was the pastor Of the Baptist church
here for number of years. He has
been student in the Moody Bible
b Institute the past summer.
An industry that would mcan
munh 10 the women OF Oconee IS chat
o. tna!iMG cottage cheese. This ar
ftcie % FOOD contains as large a per
cent OF protein rs meat and is eX~
h tthSlVeiy used at the army posts in
~lleu Of meat in this day Of food scar
c.ty. AS by-product Of the dairy
ting carried OH throughout our coun-
ty by Clemson College it can be
made most profitable. After the sep
arator is used and the cream turned
over to Clemson, the skim milk
stands ready for making cheese. In
other States associations have been
formed with great profit, and in
AStructions for making the cheese can
zoe had from the Department of Agri-
culture.