Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-31
uR. FRAsERs LECTURE FRIDAY.
Il. Of u. Banquet OH the 1Otll-Pcr-
s0nnl Matters of Interest.


lanta.
Mrs. Andrew Bramlett, OF Clemson
College. srcnt Saturday with Mrs, r.
E. Stribling.
Engcne Lewis, OF Greenvil:e. Wis
ited relatives here the past weeL.
a mass meeting of the citizens is
called to meet Monday night in the
school auditorium for the purpose of
taking action in regard to levying
furthcr tax for school purposes.
The lecture to have been delivered
last week by DR.. w. II. Fraser, of
Anderson, was postponed and will be
gwen This week instead. DR.. Fraser
has made for himself quite reputa-
ton on his lecture, THE negro, his
past, present and future" and has
been heard in almost every town In
the upper part Of the State. The
speaker is brought here under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Society, and there will doubtless be
fine audience to greet the visitor.
Remember the date, Friday night,
Fbruary 2, in the school auditorium
Greenville Central High School and
the Seneca High School basket ball
teams played on the Seneca court last
Friday night. There was a full house
to see the game While the home
team put up good fight it was de-
feated by score Of 90 to 49,
DR.. w. NJ. Riggs, OF Clemson Col
lege, was in Seneca a few hours Sat
urtiay.
Miss Margaret Morrison spent the
weekend with homefolks at Glenn
son College. She was accompanied
by Misses Crowther and Roberts.
The Presbyterian church is quite
a resort now. where visitors go fire.
uuently to see how the work pro-
crosses. There was never a struc-
ture, however pretentious or hum
bic, that did not receive a full
amount Of criticism from the loafing
public. The new Presbyterian
chnrch is not an exception TO the
rule. The building committee had
instructions to build house adc.
Quate for the next generation, when
Seneca Will have progressed and her
people with her So, 25 years hence
the critics will understand the why's
and wherefores OF this splendid
structure and its more than up-to-
Gate equipment.
A called meeting Of Piedmont
Presbytery was held in Seneca last
Friday for the purpose OF receiving
Rev. G.. b. Yeargan from Alabama,
who has been called to labor within
the bounds OF this Presbyterv as
evangelist and Sunday school extern
sion man.
Francis Cary has been quite sick
the past week with grip and its at
tondaut discomforts.
Misses Eleanor and Edna Moore,
OF the Shiloh section. spent the week.
end with the Misses Bradberry.
Misses Margaret Morrison and Ed
wilma Mccullough are boarding with
Mrs. B. o. Hopkins. Miss Crowther
has room with Mrs. d. P. Thom-
son and meals WithSMrs. Hopkins.
Miss Willie Hawkins. Of Green
vile, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Floyd.
Mrs. Eugene Runion has returned
TO Seneca and has rooms with Mrs.
Pasterfeld. Mrs Runion has been in
Greenville for stay Of several
weeks.
Miss Frances Hamilton left last
Friday for Decatur, Ga, where she
entered Agnes Scott College.
Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat and Miss Sue
Gignilliat will leave "Wednesday for
Florida, where they will spend the
rest Of the winter.
Attention is called again to the
meeting Of Wagner and Seneca
Townships Sunday School Convention
next Saturday afternoon and night at
J the Presbyterian church. The pro-
gram offers unusual merit in that
national worker. Dr.. w. A. Brown.
OF Chicago, and r. D. Webb and Miss
Agnes Ravenel, State workers, will
be present. The public is invited to
thncn cocSf0nc and ,,orn t,,1o
awaits those who avail themselves of
tho opportunity to hear such distin-
guished speakers.
Mrs. e. A. Hines has the sympathy
Of many friends in her continued in
disposition.
Miss Evie Jones, of Westminster,
spent the past weekend with rela-
tiyes here.
The Initiative has been taken to-
ward forming town girls bask ct
ball team.
The X. Of p. banquet which is
scheduled for February 10th will
eclipse all former efforts in point Of
menu given by the local order. Mrs.
Pasterfield will preDare and serve the
banquet. which will be given in the
Ocohee Inn dining room.
On last Wednesday night class
basket ball game was played between
the 9th and 10th grades Of the high
school. The 9th grade walk ed away
with the young aspirants.
DR.. j. l.. Martin, Of Abbeville, has
been invited by tie session of the
Presbyterian church to deliver a
course Of lecture in February.
There will be twelve lectures, begin
ming with three on Sunday. the 18th,
and one each day through the week,