Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-09
IA, sOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNEsDAYi lApRIL o, 1O1,
gSBRiNGs SENECA SORROW.
Ihtth PASSES Away After Long
Other Seneca News.

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Card hilth PASSES Away After Long
ISL Aess Other Seneca News.
seNeSHH April Special: 1t is
withAdsep regret that we chronicle
the sdSat4fsof Carl Smith, which oc-
curfsd the home of his father-in-
laWSsNXSQ. Hamilton, late Sunday af-
ternS Spn.% The sympathy Of our COM
munStyFgoes out to his bereaved wife
and 6thsr relatives. A kindly. genial
SenttAmnn has gone to his reward.
Beh Lee Harper is quite sick at his
hon1eS on Townyille Road, just out
of SBneca.. His many friends hope
forSi speedy recovery.
EMe{$ $infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II s$ENimntons Is recovering from q
seYefSsattack of pneumonia.
Williamson Mills has removed,
withSiis family, to Virginia. They
wiltbe greatly missed from our So
ciaI actrcles.
"a Hgy. and Mrs. w. H. Hamilton, Of
Walhalla, visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. L..
Lowry Thursday and Friday.
..Masses Maggie and Leila Thomp-
sonSBpent the weekend at Fountain
Inns Visiting friends.
lS3Vy&NK. Livingston, of Greenville,
Wasfl town, Monday on business.
Hl5sWhlter e. Richardson, prOmi-
entabankef, Of Beaufort, spent Mon
daysfat the home of his brother-in-
laW,SDr. e "A; Hines, coming over
from Greenyille, where he had been
IN insattsndance' on a Masonic meeting.
$Tbs Wofford College Glee Club
WillSsgive an entertainment in the
sch89l auditorium on the evening of
thesaIst Of this month. This will be
the only engagement of the club in
OcoAee, and sWalhalla, Westminster
and Tother nearby towns will do we'll
to engage seats early so thpt arrange
ments can befcomfortably made. The
Glef&Club;t Is made up Of fine dra-
nlatteSand musical talent. The per-
sOnnel Snumbers 81 m members.
The $members of the younger So
|, cial lgsE enjoyed surprise party"
atsA yigss Sue D Daly's Friday evening. A
picn nbcss ss6 ppAr was, served. E
ss7T gess has arrived at Camp
MerTt 9il ilifs return from france
and ps6ts to lie sent to- Camp q or
don slal days. This good
! nse t $E1 friend 9f the
yoSi ~ ~ is hspe a ih other
s anas sass
the service and was detailed for over
seas duty. His coming safe home
will bring JOY to many.
A Greenville paper tells us that
"Big Bill Hellams, of the Butler
Guards, brought back German
cootie' under his watch crystal, from
France, and expects to tame him if
he lives long enough" 1t wasn't
quite clear as to which had to Give
long enough" for the tanning pro-
cess-Bill or the "cootie-but this
we know: Bill had not lived very
long when he took a most active part
in successfully tanning the KAISER
and it looks to Us as If lie had already
put one over" on the "cootie." This
young veteran Of the worlds war is
brother-in-law Of Sam Pitchford,
Of your town, and a highly esteemed
friend Of your correspondent. He
was severely gassed, but recovered
fully, and returned to his command
before their embarkation.
The Once-a-Week Club was enter
tanned at the handsome home Of Mrs.
B. A. Lowry Thursday afternoon. The
lower floor was opened ensuite, and
decorations OF pot plants and grow
ing hyacinths were especially charm
ing to the eye. Mrs. G. w. Bal
lenger, the president, was in the
chair, and the main discussion was
the entertainment for our returned
soldiers on the 9Th Of May. A num-
Der of visitors added greatly to the
pleasure of the occasion. An elab-
crate salad course, with English tea,
was, enjoyed. Mrs. Lowry Is one Of
our most progressive young matrons,
with the charm Of gay hospitality
which causes visit to her home to
be a pleasure indeed.
The friends Of DR.. and Mrs. d. P.
Thomson will be glad to know that
their little daughter Sarah is recov-
ering from her late illness.
The Young Womans Aid Society
Of the Baptist church held pleasant
and instructive meeting at the home
Of Miss Winnifred Adams last Sun
day afternoon.
At a membership meeting Of the
Baptist church 1t was voted to in
crease the minister's salary three
hundred dollars. This is decidedly &
move in the right direction, and it i:
to be hoped that all church member
ships, that have not already done so
will see their way to follow thi!
lead.
HONOR MEN WILL HAVE CHARGE