Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-23
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM SENECA
NJ ,''il"rri"ge Thursday Evening 49, Wei
como to SOluiers-IocnIs.

olel,lsoh' on the Riggs field, on Wed
nesaay, the 18th, the Seneca Higl
school base ball team played Central
making score of 2lto and son,
alter prayed Calhoun Clemson Hipl
SShool, the game resulting in q score
OF TO 8 in favor Of Seneca,
me Piedmont Oratorical comics
TOOK place last Friday night in tht
auditorium Of the GreenvilleWoman',
College, Frank Mcmillan, of West
minister, Won first place, and Marshal
Dendy, or Seneca, second place, Each
received a handsome gold medal Sen.
eca is Justly proud Of her young oro
tor. Only.a few years ago his bro-
ther' Wilkes. Dendy, representing the
Seneca High School, won first n,oce
Tor his institution. competing In the
same association. We are expectinp
great things Of these young gentle
men IN the future. . .. '.,',''~,
The ladies of the central commit :
tee for the 8th Of May celebrotion
wish 1t understood that all ladies of
the Seneca Red Cross District are
actively engeged in getting up this
event; and also that ALL soldiers
VIII be admitted to the dinner-not
only overseas" men, but those who
served in this country-soldiers sail
ors and "Y" men. Wear the uniform
mer. ;c We are anxious to show honor
to yol and the cause for which vo,,
and your uniform stand - Libertv
under the Stars and Stripes-Libertv
forever! .n 4r.,., a. - ,.'-'''''' y
Miss Sarah Werner entertained the
younger social set in quite a charm
ing manner Friday evening. vori-
ety, or games were entered into with
enthusiasm, after which ice cream
ana cake. was greatly enjoyed. .,,n ~
Inc organ, recital at the Presbyte-
ran church last Thursday night was
sreatiy enjoyed by large concourse
or people. Prof. Hardt Is n finished
arust and'his selections we'll chosen
indeed. ....r. 'o'oA -
Mrs CliYe Folger has gone to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, to visit her sisters
DR.. ana Mrs. q. G. Doyle will 20 70
New Orleans this week, in which citv
Dr. Doyle Will attend the Convention
OF southern Railway$Surgsons.
" @. Adams spent4last, Sunday. q =
Clemson visiting friends.
MISS Edna Brock, of Anderson Cal
lege, spent the weekend at home and
nad as her guest her friend, Miss
Cannon. ''''
Miss Francis Hamilton and Misc |
Annie Hunter, students of Anderson
college. are spending the Easter hol-
days at their homes here
Miss Kathleen Famt, of Walhnl)a
vas thrown from car in which, sbn
was riding late Sunday evening, and
vas slightly cut about the head and
'omowhat bruised. The other young
'eople IN the auto were Tom MINI
II ons, who was driving, and Miss
oecle Earle and Claude Hopkins.
ne car 'side-wiped" bank, about
hlle out OF Seneca, on the return
o Walhalla, and during the compact
llss Fant'was thrown clear, landing
n the opposite side Of the roadway,
me was taken to the residence of
'r. lines, where she received careful
ttention,> and next morning was so
ar recovered as to be able to return
ONE. C. No blame should be attached
the young gentlemen who escorted
ne Young ladies' as 1t seems to have
cen one on those accidents which #
impossible to: avert. ~ The quick
'orK or Private Hopkins in getting
medical aid is greatly to be com
lended. Nineteen months of over
cas- duty leaves a'ground work" of
tpable, Quick thinking abilityv y Sd
Ill Uncle Sam" reward us for the
IAN OF our boys.
Lleut.-Col. Pressley, in command
Camp Sewer Base Hospital, visited
rs. Hines and Stribling this week
r. PressNy Is the newly, elected pre-.
dent OF the South Carolina Medi-
Il Association. '''''' '.''' ''0'' '''
Townes Holleman. overseas "Y,
orker. returned to Seneca Sunday
ld Is being warmly welcomed by rel
ives and friends. /
At the home Of Mrs. B. A. Lowry q
Fair Play street this (Wednesdavl
,ternoon, Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. J. p,
opk'ns are complimenting Miss I
orma Gignilliat with a miscellane- "
is shower. Miss Gignilliats mar g
age to Francis S. Adams will take s
ace at home Thursday night With S
NY the family and few friends I'm
tendance. b
All OF the teachers who have ap- r.
led nave been unanWously re-elec- q
Il TO the Seneca High and Graded q
'hool faculty. Owing to the lib n
al provisions OF the new high school II
W, salaries will be materially in q
cased. commencement exercises d
III be held about the middle Of n
dy. ..E .......r.. ..,...r... 81
The Wofford Cleo Club was greeted 5
a full house Monday night, and
Q lovers Of fun and song had full q
ne. 1t was indeed high class tt
tertainment, and Wofford College 81
TO be congratulated that its stu u
mt body can produce such a really r.
g and varied performance. Espe- +
lily charming were the vocal solos W
the baritone siloist, Maury G.,
arson. .., ....,. t(
Attention Is called to the fact that n
\ 11in Of q