Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-08-20
NEWS ITEMS FROM SENECA.

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NEWS ITEMS FROM SENECA.
Son .ofiDamel Ravcnel Seriously In
jured&in New York-Personals.
seneoas3 Aug. 19.-special: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sigh and baby, Of
Georgian. were the guests Of Dr.. and
Mrs. 3E3C. Doyle last week.
Mrs.EW. K. Livingston and chill
dren,t Of Greenville, visited Dr.. and
Mrs. DIP. Thomson lately, stopping
with Mrs. Warren Davis for the week
end onStheir way over.
Born,runto Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Graham Sunday, August 18th, son.
Private Ben Ammerson stopped
over Friday and Saturday with his
sister, Mrs. Give Folger, being en-
route TO his home in Chattanooga,
Tenn Private, Ammerson has q list
Of lna5or, enga gements in the world
war t2 his. credit that any one would
envy, and was decorated for bravery
in action
CaxfSWlp. Kenneth Dickson (3oth
lnfanrX)NSha returned from over
seas andISnow at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
r1is aSsigHment will keep him from
,lllQme SfQfS fSsome weeks longer. His
Tetnt onsa waited by Ia host
OF friends.
Miss Ravenel, Of Aiken, is Wis
itor at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
j. II. Burgess.
Married, at the office of T. B.
Jones, Friday afternoon, Magistrate
J. w. Todd officiating, Miss Emmie
Kesler, Of Sandy Springs, and Jos.
VIM. Harbin, Of Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Davis, of
Clemson College, were at home Fri
day evening in honor Of their guests,
Miss Davis, Of Williamsburg, and
Miss Chandler, of Sumter. The out
of-town guests were the Misses Hines
Of Seneca and John and Homer Bal
lenger, Of Richland.
Miss Emmie Ansel, Of Walhalla,
and Miss Lillian Martin, of West
minister, were the honor guests at
very pretty party given by Miss
Louise Dendy Tuesday evening. De-
lightful refreshments we're served,
and games and music were enjoyed
during the evening.
r.. l.. Barber, a classmate at the
Presbyterian College Of South Caro-
lima Of S. Wilkes Dendy, spent the
past week here. Mr.. Barber Is a min
isterial student and is filing the pull
pit Of the Presbyterian church in
Saluda during the holidays.
Rev. I. e. Wallace, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church here, Is spend
ing his vacation at Iva. His pulpit
was supplied Sunday evening by Rev.
Mr.. Peabody, Of Georgia, who preach
ed most enlightening sermon on
"The Christian Structure"
It is with regret that we learn
that Daniel Ravenel, son OF Daniel
Ravenel, Of Keowee, who is serving
on a man-of-war in New York har-
bor, was seriously burned Friday last
according to wire received at his
home. just how the accident hap
pened was not stated. Mr.. Ravenel
has gone to New York to be with
his son.
Mrs. Give Folger and Miss Helen
Folger have gone to Chattanooga,
Tenn, to visit relatives.
The program committee Of the
Once-a-Week Club held an interest
ing meeting at the home Of Mrs. B.
A. Lowry Tuesday afternoon. There
will be full membership meeting
Of the club the last Thursday in this
month. Mrs. r. A. Morgan, Of Green
vile, PRESIDENT of the Piedmont dis
trict, from the South Carolina Fed
GRAFTON, will be present and make an
address.
Mrs. and Miss Clarkson, of Glenn
son, are visiting Mrs. Floyd Mathew
son.
Miss Reid, Of Atlanta, and Miss
Lawrence, of Toccoa, who were with
Miss Macie Sitton, have returned to
their homes.
Stiles c. Stribling. Of Gaffney,
was a weekend visitor in Seneca.
Mrs. Frances Adams has returned
home after a ten days stay in At
lanta.
The Seneca High School will open
Monday, September Is. This is a
week later than usual, but If no in
terruptions are encountered the scho-
lastic year will be finished by the
end Of next May.
We are informed that the Oco-
nee County Medical Association de-
cided to entertain their wives at an
evening dinner party in Seneca in
the near future. Have the "glad
rags" ready, Mrs. Doctor. When the
medical men take time to "get gay"
there will beD"something doing"
Call Meeting Red Oak Camp.
Red OAK Camp No. 932, w. 0. W.,