Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-17
SOUTH CAROLINA, lvEDNEsDaY /, sEPT. IL, 1910.
NEWs NOTES FROM sENEoA.
Two Auto %Collisions--One Serious.
81 srief Personal Notes.

: seneSh, Sept. 6. Special: Miss
Nell Hines spent the Weekend at
home her way to Orangeburg
from &Gharl ttesville, Va, where she
had bsan attending the university
summeEsehool.
Miss Mara Moseby Werner and
Miss Ha}sn% Boyd have gone to Win
t, throp o. SNIege to enter the freshman
Missed Mary Hines, Tiphaine Bur-
CESS am Louise Dendy, juniors at
WinthT4b returned to that institu-
tion T,iasday
eugene, Parker, who has been
holding@ position at "The Yellow
Front,ug store, went to Spartan
burg t0S$nter Wofford College.
Mrs. sb. p. Thomson, who has
been ,q4ite sick in a hospital in
Greenyine, Is reported much i'm
PWNimmons returned to Ashe-
vile; M0hlay night. His friends Will
be p, saa3f,s soiknow 'i that he is improving
The Wizard of Tamassee chapter,
D. A. RSs3will meet this "Wednesday
afterno1h at the residence of Mrs.
G. W.5Glgnilliat.
W.3ENRichardson visited relatives
in toWnEast week. His family, who
have SbeSn In Seneca for some time,
returnea atWithI him to their home in
BeauforfNS.s 6.
MaioHs James Tillinghast Moore,
Of thesau, S. Marines, visited his
cousin, Mrs. e. A. Hines, Thursday.
MajorSNloore is a son of Adj't. Gen
w. W.&Moore and is probably> the
younger major in the service.
ReVsksana Mrs. w. e Davis, Of
CiemsaM ,sys College, were in Seneca
MissSFrancis Hamilton last sun
day WeHt Ito Greensboro, NJ c., where
the qrs$nsboro schools.
MissSManIie Burgess has returned
fron sgisitsto her sister, Miss Bur-
CESS, iifiiMashington, D. G.
Miss$farte Pegram, Of York, has
returBs3 to her. duties in the high
schoolsAnd is at the residence Of
l;Ss Chez sS stribling Of 81 Greenyille;
S*asS h ere% Sunday X tT;'A7-, \
ABuick car driven by a man
named Graham, accompanied by a
| colored man, collided with a Ford
carrying colored people, just east of
town Saturday afternoon, resulting
In complete destruction Of the Ford
and serious injuries to it's inmates,
one child being SO severely cut that
he had to be taken to a hospital
The man with Graham sustained a
fractured thigh and was otherwise
badly bruised.
w. p .Nimmons's car, driven by
MISS Oates. and Dr.. Heller's car,
driven by his son, Roderick, came
together on side street near town
late Friday evening. Fortunately
no harm was done, the loss of a
fender from the Heller car being all
the damage.
Rev. Mr.. McColl, Of Greenville,
who was for eight years pastor of
the Clemson College Baptist church,
and who has lately returned from
France, where he did war work
among our boys, preached to quite a
large gathering in the Baptist church
here Sunday night. Mr.. McColl is n
young man Of ability and energy and
shoulders full man-size Job, "and
then some," wherever he goes.
The post Office was moved late
Monday to the new building on West
Main erect.
Seneca High School held it's open.
ing session Monday morning. over
hundred patrons were in attend-
ance. Rev. 1. F.. Wallace and Dr..
Austin made most interesting and
instructive talks. DR.. Hines spoke,
for the trustees, Of the work planned
for the coming year. Mr. Coates
answered for the faculty Miss Mary
Hines had charge of the music for
the occasion.
The meeting Of the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association has been postponed
from Wednesday afternoon to a later
date
The members Of the Once-a-Week
Club are asked to remember the date
of the first meeting for 1919-'20 at
the home Of the president, Cd South
avenue, Thursday Afternoon, s
o'clock. Mrs. B. A. Morgan, Of
Greenville, will address the meeting.