Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-05
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Atlanta this week. 7
See Baylis w. Harrison or Geo.
1. Morton before you sell your cot
ton.-adv.
DIR. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick, Of Johns
Island, S. c., filled the pulpit of the
Walhalla Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning and evening,
preaching to good congregations.
DR.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick are in the
visiting his daughters, Mrs. w. H.
Hamilton, Of Walhalla, and Mrs. B.
A. Lowry, Of Seneca. They have
many friends in Oconee who are
glad to meet them again.
Married, on Sunday last, No
vember 2, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
home Of J. D. Vissage, near Wal
halla, Miss Ollie Hudson and Dock
! Moody, both Of the Cheohee section.
THE bride Is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hudson and the groom a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Moody.
The. young couple have the good
wishes. of many friends. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Wade
II. Nicholson.
| On last Tuesday afternoon Miss
Anna Darby entertained for Miss
Anna Stribling, bride-elect, at the
/ % III.
The hall and parlors were lovely
with ferns and cut flowers. Several
games Of rook were enjoyed, at the
conclusion Of which it was found
that Miss Strother held highest
score, and for her skill she was
awarded box Of Nunnally's candy.
Miss Sallie Stribling was given the
consolation prize, a box of Jordan
almonds. The hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Hughes and Miss Sue Maxwell,
served in most gracious and hos
pitable manner an unusually dainty
and tempting salad course, with iced
| tea, to which bon-bon boxes filled
with Jordan almonds added a touch
Of originality and beauty. The
honor guest was presented a box Of
! hand-embroidered Madeira handker-
| chiefs.
We are requested to announce
! that there will be rally services at
Beaverdam church on next Sunday
. morning at II o'clock. This an
nouncement was intended to have
, been made in the complete schedule
of meetings published in the papers
last week, but by an oversight was
omitted from the copy furnished.
The speaker for the Beaverdam meet
ing will be either Rev. j. G. Martin
nftoly known now which Of the two
ministers will be able to meet the
appointment, but one will be present
at the Beaverdam mrs ting. Col. r.
! i. Jaynes will speak at II o'clock at
the Seneca Baptist church next Sun
day morning by special invitation of
those in charge Of the Baptist 75-
million campaign in this county. Mr..
Jaynes is not OF the Baptist denomi-
nation, but is interested in the big
undertaking Of HE Baptist church,
his own church, the Mcth0aist, hav-
ing but recently completed q rrea
campaign on similar tines &
lie You are in the market FOR
land rs an Investment, or for n home
talk it over with us. We have bought
some real bargains. They are sfor
salo. Harrison & Morton, Walhalla,
! S. C.-adv. Att.
Miss Eloise Strother compli-.
melted Miss Anna Stribling with
rook party and handkerchief shower
on the afternoon Of October IS. The
parlor was prettily decorated with
vases Of roses and goldenrod. A
jolly time was spent In the enjoy
ment Of the games. At the close Of
the games the hostess presented the
honoree with a basket, elaborately
decorated with yellow and white rib
bon, containing variety Of dainty
handerkerchiefs. Beautiful hand
kerchiefs were given for top score
and consolation to Miss Tabitha
Stribling and Mrs. Hayne Jones. A
delicious salad course, with Nunnal-
ly's candies, was served. Miss Strib-
ling was gowned In lovely dark
blue georgette with red hat and ac-
cessories, while Miss Strother wore
a handsome gown Of dark brown vel
vet and satin. The guests included
Misses Anna Stribling, Sal!'e Strib-
ling, Tabitha Stribling, Eunlce Ma
caulay, Anna Darby; Mesdames
Hayne Jones, Sam Werner, Z. w.
Pitchford, Jr Marvin Phinney, j.
II. Darby, w. z. CRAIG and J. d.
Werner. Jr. "'
! -Walhalla Is welcoming new
bride this week Not few friends Of
James G. Seaborn suspected that he
has for some time had quite serious
intentions in regard to one Of Vest
.TisNster's fair young ladies, but few
supposed that the interesting event
OF last Saturday evening was so near
at hand. At the home Of w. S.
Prichard, in Westminster, at 7
o'clock last Saturday evening, Miss
Vassie Prichard and Mr.. Seaborn
were happily married, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. w. r. Nc
MILAN, Of the Presbyterian church
There were quite number of rela-
tives and few close friends present
to witness the ceremony. Miss
Prichard has host of friends in
Walhalla TO walcoma bor ~ 80,