Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-16
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Miss Lake Pool leaves to-day
for Chadbourn. y. c., where she will
be for some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. f.. Yates.
Mrs. G. p. Corn left yesterday
for her home ut Johnston after hav-
ing spent Il week here pleasantly at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Strother, and among her
many friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Strother, Of
Woodbury.. Ga. we're Oh a brief visit
to Mrs. Stroth parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John y. VI y, near town, the
first of the week. hey have many
friends who were Z Id to see them,
but regretted the exceeding shortness
OF their stay.
---The following letters remain in
the Walhalla post Office for week
ending April 18th, uncalled for: Miss
Gertrude liunnicutt Casper More
ties calling for the above should say
that they are advertised. y. Fant,
Postmaster.
Henry White spent last Sunday
In Gainesville. Ga, with his wife and
children. He was accompanied to
Gainesville by his sister, Mrs. C. l..
Loden. Their brother, A. B. White.
returned with them to Walhalla and
will spend while here with his
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. White. He has many friends here
who are glad to welcome him back
home.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Maxwell, Of
T,.l, 4 i
in Walhalla visiting at the home of
the formers mother. Mrs. G.. *. Max
we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell. accom-
panied by several Of the members
OF the Maxwell family Of Walhalla,
left here yesterday for Green
willie, where they will attend to-day
the marriage of Miss Maudc NJ. Nirld,
daughter Of Mrs. &. NJ. Nield, who
will become the bride Of Lieut.. Geo.
Reyes Page. Of the United States
army. There are many friends here
Of the bride who will join with us
in extending the best Of all good
wishes.
---t;eo. l.. Wilson. proprietor Of
tho Rex Theatre. has arranged to
show "'rhc Birth Of a Nation" at the
Walhalla High school auditorium on
the nights OF April 30th and May lst. .
This is really an attraction that our
people should take advantage Of the
opportunity TO see. 1t is almost an
education within a certain sphere,
Il beautiful story woven into Il pre-
Scntation Of historic events in our
, nations making. The auditorium
should be filled on both nights on
which this wonderful screen produc-
ton is presented. stake your ar
rangcmcnts to be there. Elsewhere
in this issue will be found an adver-
tisemcni giving particulars Of this
most admirable show.
Mrs. J. \. Steck cOmplimcnted {,
dozen Of her friends on last Saturday
afternoon with "i2" party. The
parlor was beautiful and frapran'
VIA nart'SsuS and i!Ac", ana gycry
lthWs "NrinG-llkn was IN Gv,dDuco
| M0UE @NGii'nG games We're enjoyed
and uI."' iGllG vas called GOr tu, i'm
i.u. 3, Nl~ .auud that MrS. G. T.
""' s,.-.. ........ .,ue maxwell had LleU
for the prize. Mrs. Corn cut highest
and was presented with lovely
handpainted bonbon dish. The con
ISOLATION was a double tie cut between
Mrs. George Seaborn and Miss jamie
Harrison, Mrs. Seaborn being the
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powder. The hostess then served 6
beautiful and refreshing salad course
| with iced tea.
The announcement Of the com
ing marriage Of Miss Letitia Reid
formerly Of Walhalla. will come as
a pleasant surprise to many friends
here and elsewhere in the county. On
the 10Th Of this month. next Satur.
day. Miss Reid and Thomas NJ Shep
herd, Of Alexandria, Va, will be mar.
ried. the ceremony to take place in
| the First Methodist church of Birm-
| ingham, Ala. Miss Reid is sister
Of Claude w. Reid. of Walhalla, and
has a host Of friends here who will
| Join with The Courier in extending to
her every good wish in advance Of the
happy event OF next Saturday, We
congratulate Mr.. Shepherd on his
good fortune in winning the heart
| and hand Of this charming young
woman. During the years when she
lived here she was Il universal favor
ite and had a host Of friends and ad-
| mircrS.
There are many in Oconee who
will learn with regret Of the death
Of Dr.. J. VI. Collins. Of Salem, which
occurred. we are informed. on Friday
last. Funeral services and interment
took place on Sunday morning Dr.
Collins was an estimable citizen, and
was we'll and favorably known in
almost every section OF the county
Tie had for many years practiced as
4 physician in the Salem section and
other portions of the county. FOl
several years his health had been fail
ing gradually, and the announcement
| Of his death will not come as a sur.