Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-12
wALHALhA, SOUTH CAROLINA, T,
PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS.
Bits OF Interesting Netys from Seneca
boys Rcturinng.

Seneca, March 1.--Special: l.. c..
Patterson and Earl Harper have pur-
chased from the Cary brothers the
Erc&ter portion OF the square uDon
which the business house of w. p.
NimmonS stands This has been an
ugly spot in our city for some years,
and we look forward with satisfuc-
ton to its Improvement
An interesting meeting OF tho
Cncc-a-Wcck Club was held With
Mrs. r.. G. Doyle Thursday afternoon.
! While the members finished some
leftover Red Cross sewing, Mrs.
Lunncy read instructive selections
FOR their cntcrt2inmcnt and benefit,
During the social hour a salad course
was served, Mrs. DOYLE being assisted
by Mrs. j. y. Hopkins and Mrs. G.
w Bailengcr. Miss francis Holle-
mun rendered Il piano solo which
was greatly enjoyed. The club will,
iold lis N2Tt meeting with Miss RUDY
Harper. !.
lohn Lawrence. Ir.. i. at home
i'om overseas. John says he didn't
see tho firing line. hut he did see
*'mc things he never saw before,
Lnt "hCmc looks good" TO him.
Lieut. p. l.. Hamilton is shaking
h"nis with friends in Seneca aud
receiving warm welcome.
nr. }. II. Burgess. who has been
in y. y. G. A. work at Camp Green
:. G.. is now relieved from dlty
us many friends are glad to wei
come him back. It is pleasant news
nrat Mrs. Hurgnss and little dauyh
io", Mary, will Hoon Join him. and
th"% will 10 at home TO fhnir friends
n their residence on Wnlha,la street
once more.
We note with interest that, listed
: hong the medical men just dis
charged from the navy is the name OF
!. G: Redfern, Of Clemson College.
Df. Redlern is son Of DR.. a. NJ.
hedfcln, or Clemson, a graduate of
mat institution and later of Johns
HOPKINS Medical School. He volun-
tered for service at his country's
first call and now returns to MS
youthful veteran Of the worlds
greatest war, having discharged hisi
duties ably and hcnorably. Oconee
is indeed proud of him.
g6 : Miss ssWintfred Adams has, acceptetil
q position OH tife faculty 81 tiie 1Ssi Ricfa
iand school. The school is to be con-
gratulated. Miss Adams has ability
as an instructor and disciplinarian.
Mrs. G. p. Martin and Miss IIilda
emerson, who were visiting their
sister. Mrs. Give Folger, during the
past week, have returned to Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Hayne Lowcry is on visit
TO her daughter, Mrs. w. o. Hamil-
ton. This venerable lady was among
'hc first who made Seneca a SPOT on
the map and will always be crate
mlly received in our Getty OF Oppor-
tunity."
Little Sarah Edwards friends are
glad to know that she is recovering
from slight illness.
Wilkes Dendy's friends are pleased
to hear he has fully recovered from
his late illness and is again on duty
III the Marine Hospital service, Paris
Island.
Helen Folger entertained few
friends at dinner last Saturday in
honor OF her 10th birthday.
Pat. Dickson, of Seneca r. T.. D.,
was III town Monday with an idea Of
hnying a home and moving his
family here. Lend a hand. Mr..
Property Owner. We want such men
as Mr.. Dickson with us.
NlhcTt AclDef@ was on visit to
WAlh0lla Sunday.
The Christian Endcavor reorgan-
'Zca last Sunday at the Presbyterian
c!iurch. This is The society that our
E,rlS kept going last year while our
Toys were in tho army. Now that
they arc returning TO us The associa-
Ion should do more and better work.
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