Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-05-28
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Miss Pauline Hughs. after
spending several weeks in Walhalla
resting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hughs, has re-
| turned to her work in Atlanta.
H. C. Busch, Of Charleston, was
with his family and among friends
| the first Of this week. He came up
on account Of the illness of Mrs
| Busch, who, we are glad to note, is
| improving. Mr.. Busch continues to
at Charleston, having in his charge
various contractors.
-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mcdonald
| and children left Monday for Column
bia, where they will spend this week
visiting at the home of Mrs. McDOn-
| AIDS mother. Mrs. Ethcridge. Dur
ing the first part of their visit Mr..
Mcdonald will be in attendance on
the Knights Of Pythias Grand Lodge
! meeting, but will remain in Columbia
for few days after the adjournment
Of the meeting. They will return to
Walhalla the latter part of the week
We are requested to announce
that the South Union and Seneca Mill
tomorrow (Thursday) the Salem
Garden Club and the West Union
Home Demonstration Club will hold
their meetings. The Long Creek
club will meet on Friday, May 3Oth.
Misses Tabitha Stribling and Mana
lyme Brown, in charge Of this work
in the county, are anxious that all
members Of these clubs shall be pres
ent at their respective club meetings.
The Paul Hayne Circle held q
delightful meeting with Mrs. G.. w.
Bauknight as hostess on Friday, May
23d. Three interesting readings
were rendered by Mesdames Brown,
Dendy and Darby. After a short
business session the meeting ad-
journed. During the social hour
the members took part in a clever
| contest, after which the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. S. l.. Werner, served
delicious refreshments. Other than
the members who enjoyed the after
noon were Mrs. w. II. Hamilton and
Miss Taylor. The next meeting will
he with Mrs. W. d. Moss, on June
9th.
We regret to learn Of the re-
moval Of c. T.. Gaillard and family
from Occnee to Greenyille. Mr.. Gail
| lard has for some time been con-
nected with the Seneca plant Of the
Victor .~onaghan Mills Company,and
for many years was an overseer in
the Walhalla mills. Recently he ac-
| cepted position with the Carolina
Mills Of Greenyille as oycrseer Of
carding, and the taking Of this place
necessitated his removal to the city
of Greenville. He IS well and favor
ably known in Cconee, and there are
many who will regret his departure
from our midst. We wish for him
and his full measure OF success in
their new home.
The many friends Of Miss Cal
lie Frazier were glad indeed to meet
her in Walhalla last week, when she
was on visit to the family of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. White. Miss Frazier
will. we understand. be in this Sec
tion for week or ten days, visiting
her father, w. 8. Frazier, and among
her many friends. She has been in
| Europe for a year in the capacity Of
nurse and gives some very interest
ing accounts Of her work. "rhe half
| has never been told" and never can
be, Judging from Miss Frazier's re.
ports Of the work Of the nurses on
the battle fronts. The many Wal
halla friends Of Miss Frazier are