Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-30
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SENECA NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Two Ladies' Pass to Their Reward.
Tho Gignilliat-Adnms Wedding.

TWO lLtu1cS Pa3S 10 Inc1r ltcWaru.
The Gignilliat-Adams Wedding.
Seneca, April 28.-Special: r. II.
Burgess's friends are delighted to
have him at home once more. Tom
is an overseas veteran who has seen
some OF the toughest fighting Of the
war.
Mrs. Clara Werner 'McCarey, of
Greenville, is visiting at the home of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. w. YER
ner, on Fair Play street.
DR.. and Mrs. e. G. Doyle have re-
turned from their trip to New Or
leans. The Doctor says he found
good old summer time down there.
DR.. l.. o. Mauldin, of Greenville.
came over Saturday to see his bro
ther, Wayne Mauldin, assistant CASH
ier Of the Citizens Bank, who has
been i'll with pneumonia. We are
glad to note that the sufferer Is i'm
proving.
Mrs. R. NJ. Richardson, wife of K.
NJ. Richardson, one Of the pioneer
business men Of Seneca, died at the
Richardson home on First South ave-
nue., last Friday, April 25th. Mrs.
for some years, but she was always
mother and friend has gone from
among us, and left many sorrowing
hearts.
1t is with deep regret that we
chronicle the death of Mrs. B. l..
Hamilton, which occurred at the
home Of her uncle, DR.. w. F.. Aus
tin, early last Wednesday morning.
Our sympathy goes out to the rela
tives and friends in this great be-
reavement.
Quite a large congregation Wor-
shipped at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. There were many out
of-town people present. Miss Re-
becca Todd is organist, and under
her skilful management the strains
of the new pipe organ add greatly
to the solemnity of the service. The
pastor is very much gratified at the
continued Improvement in attendance
at,vesper service.
"A AT home, on the evening OF, April
oath, Miss Norma GignilIiat third
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gign-
illiat, was married to Francis Bowen
Adams, Of Seneca. The Gignilliat
mansion was a blaze of lights, and
lovely white and pink decorations
added to the charm Of the picture as
the large folding doors were opened
on the wedding party. Mrs. J. J.
Norton was dame of honor to her
sister, Miss Sue Gignilliat being maid
OF honor. Misses Wimfred Adams
and Annie Purdy were the brides
maids: McCants Adams attended the
groom as best man. Thomas Gign-
illiat and Sarah Wallace scattered
bride-roses before the bride, and lit
tie Miss Will Nimmons was ring
bearer. Mrs. Frank King, Of Adairs-
vile, Ga, sister Of the groom, was
in charge Of the brides book. Mrs.
l.. d. Wyley played the wedding
march and continued the sweet music
in a low key during the ceremony.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Miss Alice Adams andtMiss Lucia
Nimmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
make their home in Albany, Ca,
where Mr.. Adams fills a responsible
position with the Fairbanks M orse
Company Of Chicago.
The Boy Scouts of Seneca are 60
ing to be most useful organization.
They successfully engineered the
crowds Of people who came to town
Saturday to see the war film, "The
Price OF Peace patrOlled the streets
and ushered for the show, cheerfully
giving their time from early morn
ing until late at night. The Scouts
active in this work were: Spearman
Bradberry, Robert Bowen, Victor
Brock, Louis Cromer, Clay Dendy,
j. w. Davis, Give Folger, Edgar
Hines, Roderick Heller, Joe Holle-
man, Alton Jones, James Lawrence,
Fred Lumkin, Kenneth Mattison, Ru-
pert Stribling. These young gentle
men have not only the thanks Of the
people oe the county whom they so
ably served. but the congratulations
Of the homefolks upon the manly way
in which they performed a very i'm
portant duty.
B. A. Lowry and II. S. Moore are
opening an automobile sales room in
the building formerly occupied by
Mrs. j. G. Holleman on Main street.