Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
Cheohee church. There are many
friends Of the family who will learn
with deep regret Of the sudden death
Of this good man.
BISHOP GUERRY AT CLEMSON
On Easter Sunday-Interestin News
Notes from Seneca.

NOteS irOm seneca.
Seneca, March 1S.-Special: Vic
tor Marett's friends are delighted to
welcome him back from overseas.
The friends CT Mrs. pastertieii will
ne glad to know she is out again
after weeks illness.
Mrs. H. P. Holleman Is on an ex-
tended visit to her mother, Mrs. Nc
Donald, in Richland.
John Cary was at home from Glenn
son College for the third term holi-
day.
Miss Lucille Hamilton, who is
teaching at Simpsonyille, was at
home the past weekend.
Miss Francis Hamilton, q student
at Anderson, was also at home Sat,
urday and Sunday.
Thomas Anderson Langford, OF
Jasper county, this State, student at
Clemson, spent Sunday at the home
OF Dr.. e. A. Hines.
Miss Rebecca Todd has recovered
from an operation for appendicitis
and returned home from Spartan
burg.
Miss Carrie Douthit entertained
very charmingly on Wednesday even
ing in honor Of her class in the
Methodist Sunday school. Each men,
Ter was allowed to invite a guest.
Games and refreshments were great
ly enjoyed.
Misses Louise Robinson and Louise
Bowen celebrated their 18th birth
day Wednesday afternoon. 1t is
remarkable coincidence that these
young friends, being exactly the same
age, have the samo given name.
u I'm NJ,
few years.
Mrs. Mary Clarkson and the Misses
Clarkson were guests Of Mrs. e. A.
Hines Tuesday, coming over from
Clemson for the day.
At meeting Of the Once-a-Week
Club, with Miss Ruby Harper Thurs,
day, 1T was unanimously decided to
give one hundred dollars as
| nucleus for memorial to be built
lN Seneca to our soldiers boys. The
| executive committee Of the club will
make this offer to the proper authori,
ties. I!lis meeting was quite an
enthusiastic one. Miss Harper Is a
cor ii;,l and gracious hostess, and, as,
sisted by Mrs. Thomas Harper,
served dainty refreshments. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Hines.
We have just received letter
from Bishop Guerry in which he
states that he will shortly send to
the charges Of Clemson, Seneca and
Walhalla, Will Sam Stoney, a student
Tor Holy Orders at Suwanee, Tenn,
and brother Of Rev. Mr.. Stoney,
rector at Clemson, who is OH leave
for overseas duty and still in France
The Bishop further states that he
will hold service at Clemson College
on Easter sunday, II q. m, and
would be glad So Nnve all the mem
hershtp in Ocor attend who posi-
| bly, can do so sf.
Or. e. A Hu@a has received an
ern Sanitary Association, to be held
at Rome, Ga, May 1918. This is
a distinct compliment to DR.. Hines
and to Seneca, as it ranks our city
as one prominent in the South along
public welfare lines. DR.. Hines will
speak Oh the development Of "a
Child Hygiene Bureau" by the State
Board Of Health Of South Carolina.
The Anderson High School basket
ball team played Seneca on the school
grounds here Monday afternoon. Re-
sult-a scrore Of to in favor Of
Seneca. The court was quite muddy
and sticky, but in spite of these un-
favorable conditions the game was
a hotly contested and most interest
ing one.
| Francis Adams has reached New
| York. returning from France, where
he has been engaged in reconstruc-
tion work with the A. e. f. for
| nearly year. His arrival at homo
Is anxiously awaited by many rea-
| tives and a whole town full of friends