Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-07-09
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1. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i.
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Lieut.. A. II. Edens, Of Washing
ton, d. c., spent the weekend at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Douthit.
--Mesdames Richmond and White
head, of Greenwood, are guests this
week In the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
w. Il. Hamilton.
Miss jamie Neville returned last
week from a pleasant trip to Frank
lin. n. c., where she had been vis-
iting relatives and friends.
Misses Hassie and Ocalla Hub
bard, Of near Seneca, were weekend
guests Of their friends, Misses Jose
phine and Willie Alexander.
III. C. Busch, Of Charleston, Is
at home here with his family for a
stay OF month. His friends are
glad to have him among them again.
MIR. and Mrs +. T.. Harrison,
Jr., and children. of Greenville, are
in Walhalla this week visiting at
the home Of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Harrison.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Crosby, who
have been spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Beard at Tamas-
see, passed through Walhalla yes
terday en- route for their home in
Spartanburg.
Ray Fahnestock, who has been
employed as an electrician in Green
vile for some time, returned last
week to Wcinalla and will be with
his father, DR.. 7. G.. G.. Fahnestock,
near town, for a while. lie has nu-
merous friends who are glad to see
him again.
Misses Julia Maxwell and Mar
garet BrennGcke have been enjoy
ing a visit to Clayton, Ga, and other
points in the mountains for week.
: They we're driven through the coun-
try by Knox Alexander, who has also
been enjoying the delightful scenery
of that section Of the country.
I'VE were glad indeed to meet
our young friend, EMS Abbott, last
Monday morning. Though he has
been back from the European battle
fronts for a month past. this was the
first time we have had the pleasure
of seeing and talking with him. lie
is thoroughly br0nzed with honorable
service overseas, and he is now en-
gagged in putting on a second coat of
"hOnest brown" having been busy in
the crops on his fathers place near
town ever since returning home. We
have mighty high respect and re-
gard for those Of our boys who have
come home from overseas service
and gone to work like men, settling
down to business and going at it
with the true idea Of the situation
in their minds-that is. that God
Almighty put them in the world and
the world at their command in and
with which to make Il living. and
more. Too many Of our boys are
idling about with the false idea that
the world owes them living. We
are always glad tC see those Of our
boys who have come back good,
sound, l00-per-ccnt Americans. and
uniainted by which is
nothing more nor less than |. w. ".
propaganda. And |. w. W., while it
originally stood for Industrial Work.
crs Of the World, has finally drop
ped in the scale Of human institu-
tions until to-day it is generally ac-
credited with standing for nothing
other than 81 Won't Work." We've
got too many |. w. VS. around this
section now, and it is a relief and
comfort to see those Of our boys who
have the right idea about living and
doing something and being some
body. All honor to EMS Abbott, G..
NJ. White. .Jr.. klaren Ritter and 9TH
ers Of our boys who did their duty
when their country called and are
now hard at it doing their duty
b" themselves, by their fellows and
none the less by their country, only
in different sphere