Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-11
NEWS NOTES FROM RICHLAND.
Community Filling Up With Young
Folks Returning from College.


Richland. June 9.-Special: Our
comE,"..ity is fast assuming its sum-
mer propositions, and almost daily
welcomes some one of the younger
set back intJ it's midst to spend the
summer months.
Tom anderson, who very recently
obtained his discharge from tho
Rainbow Division, and Miss Pauline
Anderson, who taught school in Ian
caster county the past session, spent
last week with their aunt, Mrs. S.
\. HuGhs. They, with Mrs. Hughs
and son Kenneth, left yesterday to
visit relatives in Arkansas
Miss Pauline Davis finished teach
Ing her school at Newry last rriday
and sa at home for the summer
Miss Ada Wyly, who taught at
Ruby, S. c., the past session, arrived
tho latter part Of the week to spend
the summer with homefolks.
Miss Cora WHY. who taught at
CampObello, and Miss Lula Wyly,
who taught in the Oakway school
since Christmas, are also spending
:he summer months with their par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Wyly.
Bruce Stribling spent two days
Of last week visiting his brother, S.
G. StriDling, Of Gaffney.
a special program. in addition to
the regular exercises, was given at
the RiChland Sunday school yester-
day morning in the interest Of the
Korean missions. The primary and
III tormediate classes participated in
the program, and the whole school
contributed liberally for this worthy
- k.,ft>
or pledged for our school. At re-
cent meeting Of the session Of the
church J. NJ Hubbard was reelected
superintendent; Bruce Stribling, as
sistant Superintendent; and S. b.
Wyly was reelected secretary and
treasurer, These young men have
the weiarel OF the Sunday school at
heart and arc to be commended for
their good work and continued i'm
provemuNt
Bruce anh Miss Bessie May Strib-
ling spent the first part Of the week
in Rock Hill attending the COM
meucemcnt exercises Of Winthrop
College, Their sister, Miss Belle
Stribling, was member Of the senior
class, which: numbered over two hun
drnd this year, and she received her
diploma for lhaving finished a regular
normal course. Miss Stribling will
spend tho sumner at home and will
teach in the Gaffney schools the COM
ing session
John T. Ballcnger, recently of
motor truck company IN New York,
received his honorable discharge last
week az Ga mp Gordon, Ga. Only two
Richland boys now remain in the
army soWice-Edward Werner in the
Marines and Robert Davis, a lieu
tenant IN the Quartermaster Corps
both OF who omi are still overseas. in
France or Germany Their relatives
and friends here sincerely hope that
they may safely return to their
homes during the summer, for not
blue star ON our service flag has had
to 2o rHNt" ID with - gold one,
Miss Vera Coc returned home Fri
day from MontrGat. \. c.. where She
was inrschoo! during the past scs-
sion. Mrs. s. r. Coe has returned
10 her home here after an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. e. o. Nc
Mahan, at Marietta, Ga. She has
been occupied in welcoming her new
granddaughter, Miss Betty Lou Nc
Mahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. WHY, Miss Cora
Wyly and Wayne Wyly spent the
weekend with relatives in Carnes-
vile, Ga. They made the trip in
their new bort touring car.
Miss Annie Mae Hubbard, a mem
Der Of the faculty Of Winthrop Col
lege. and Miss Nettfe Hubbard, a stu
dent OF Anderson College, are at
home again. to the deligh. Of their
many friends.
Miss Annie McMahan, who taught
in the Spartanburg schools the past
year. Is spending the summer months
at home.