Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-22

| ny MISS EIulule AiScl, "eFc euJOyeQ.
A motion to raise a second founder
ship for the chapter was unanimous
ly carried The hostess, assisted by
| Mesdames Claude Reid and Henry
! Hughs. served a delicious salad
| course.
! You have had trouble with your
| battery, but 1t was not a Willard. One
| Willard will end your battery trou-
| bles. Hughs Garage, Walhalla.-ady
| -llolleman Scaborn left yester-
| day Cor Atlanta, where he will under
go an operation for appendicitis. lie
has not been we'll for some time,
and upon examination by IL specialist
he was advised to have the opera
| tion for the removal Of the appendix
His many friends hope for his early
| recovery and return to Walhalla.
j. +. Simpson, Of Greenville, ar
| rived with his family last week and
| will make his home in Walhalla for
the present. Mr.. Simpson has been
transferred from Grecnville to sue
| ceed w. +. Milan OH the mail route
over the Blue Ridge railway. Mr.
Milan resigned his position some
months ago, and has been waiting
to be relieved before making other
business arrangements.
Action crowds action, thrill sue
ceeds thrill and laughter hOyers ever
| near to chase away your tears. All
the romantic dreams which cluster
| around stories altering out Of the
| Nlondike about the heroic struggle
| for gold are here focused in one in
| tense, soulstirr screen drama. An
epic OF human interest: a master
piece Of construction; triumph Of
photography. 1.-The Law Of the Yu-
kon," Rex Theatre, Monday. Sept 81
only 10 and % cents. Matinee at
.30.--ady.
Last Saturday afternoon at 5 .45
o'clock the death angel entered the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Seigler,
OF Walhalla, and bore away their lit
tie two-year-old baby, Gladys. All
that medical skill and loving hands
could do was done to restore the lit
tie one to health, but God in His in
finite wisdom, saw that it was best
to take little Gladys to be with Him
in glory. So, after suffering only five
days from pneumonia, she went to
be with Jesus. She leaves her father
and mo)her. six brothers and one
sister to mourn her death. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at Welcome Wesleyan
church, the services being conducted
by Rev. W. l.. Ramsey, Of Central.
A large cOnCourse Of friends gather
ed to pay the last sad tribute Of love
to the little one. The heart-brOken
parents and other relatives have the
deepest sympathy Of many friends.
About half century ago-4S
years ago Sept. 9th, to be exact-The
Courier carried news notice to the
effect that there had arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brandt
IA new student for Newberry Col
lege." Many changes have come since
that long ago. The old college moved
away i3 years ago. The prophecy re-
ferring to the student for Newborrv
College (then located in Walhaila)
concerned our townsman, w. Hoprv
Brandt, and 1t was never literally iuH-
filed, Mr.. Brandt having gone oar
to fight life's battle after flnisn,nu
the course furnished by our ioGa,
schools some 25 years ago. The spir-
it lived within him, however, and he
is grateful that his son, Frederick
VIM. Brandt, goes to Newberry to-day
to enter Newberry College on Thurs
day. Willie made good record in
Walhalla High School, and we feel
sure that he will take even a higher
stand in his college work than he
did In the local school.
The Walhalla Civic League will
give 'tacky party" Spelling
match" and cake walk" at the
American Legion Hall on Tuesday
night, Sept. 2S. beginning at eight
o'clock. An admission fee Of ten
cents for children and 25 cents for
adults will be charged at the en-
trance. Old-fashioned refreshments
will be served. also home made can
dy. The president earnestly requests
that every one attend dressed in a
ia cky' costume. No one who is not
so dressed will be allowed to enter
the cake walk" A prize will be
given the best speller, to the most
'tacky' couple. and a grand cake,
baked by the best cook in town. will
be given to the winner In the "cake
walk" contest. To say that an enter
tainment will be given under the
auspices OF the Civic League should
be sufficient, as their efforts In the
past have always been successful.
Let everybody be present and make
this one Of the best entertainments
ever held. for there are loads OF FUN
IN store Tor you. Remember the time,
the place and the date-and be on
hand.