Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-24

and controlled by tho D. A. Il. This
gift to Tamassee, which entities Po-
tomac Chapter to the honor Of being
enrolled among the founders of this
school, was made in memory Of Lieut..
Commander James Reid Webb, u. S.
~, who lost his life March IL, 1920,
when the u. s. S. H. was grounded
or the coast OF Lower California; .
Commander webb was q son Of Mrs.
Lizzie Reid webb. who Is a daughter
Of the late Capt. Jas.T. Reid. Five
generations of this family sleep in
the soil Of Oconee. COmmanderWebb
was himself Il native Of Oconce. The
f0undcrship in his memory will be
greatly appreciated by the OconGe
county and South Carolina chapters
Of the ID. A. X.
Miss Sara Moss left Monday to
take charge Of the 7th grade in the
keowee school.
Miss Andrea Schroeder will leave
the latter part Of this week for Or
lado, Fla. where she will spend the
winter months visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Eleanor Wilmott
Mrs. Jesse W. Rankin and Miss
Emmie Ansel left last Monday to be
gin their work in the Norton school,
OF which Mrs. Rankin is the princi-
pal and Miss Ansel one Of her as
Sistants.
The st. Claire Sitsers, who will
at tire Walhalla High
School Auditorium tonight, are con-
to constitute one Of the best
attractions Of the Rcdpath Lyceum
course. Don't fail to see and hear
these talented young ladies. Single
admission, adults 75c, children 35c.
Any one wishing season ticket for
the remaining attractions can pro-
cure them at the Bank Of Walhalla.
ADV.
The Paul Hayne Circle met on
Nov. 10 with Mrs. T.. l.. Ilerndon.
Mesdames l.. NJ. Brown and b. +.
Sloan delightfully."- read from the
study book. A lovely solo by Mrs. S.
l.. Werner. accompanied by Mrs.
licrndon. was enjoyed. Miss Bessie
Taylor closed the program with Il
beautiful piano solo. The charming
hostess passed dainty hand-painted
booklets with numbers for the names
Of books illustrated by pictures and
objects placed around the rooms. The
prizes, which were appropriate books,
were won by MeSdames Darby. Bell
and Bauknight. a miniature leather
bound book was given each guest.
Misses Gertrude Smith and Bessie
Taylor assisted the hostess in serv-
ing an elegant salad course. with hot
1T was one Of the most
delightful afternoons enjoyed by the
Hayne Circle and its guests. who on
this occasion we're: Mrs. J. l.. Stokes,
OF Columbia, Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Taylor.
---Rev. w. II. Hamilton, pastor of
the Walhalla Presbyterian church. is
now preaching a series Of sermons
on some OF the timely subjects Of the
day. The first sermon OF the series
was preached TO a large congregation
last Sunday night. The subject Of the
first message was "Spiritualism." The
following subjects will be discussed
at the Sunday evening services, and
they will be delivered in the order in
which they appear in the following
list: "Bolshevfsm. "The Second
Coming of Christ" 'Sinless Perfec-
tion," The Change Of the Sabbath
from the Seventh to the First Day of
the Week, THE Immortality of the
Wicked as we'll as the Righteous.
"Christian Science" "Mormonism. ."
All of these are very timely and in
teresting subjects. Every one ought
to be we'll informed concerning them,
for In their modern aspect they con-
stitute formidable enemies to true
Christianity, and therefore to the
civilization Of the world. The public
is cordially invited to attend all OF
these services. You will, we feel GER
tain, find them very interesting and
very helpful.
The Oconee Highway Commits
sion last Friday let to Elliott & Son
OF Spartanburg, the contract to build
the public road from Walhalla to
Seneca for the sum of $44.005.
The specifications call for a roadbed
with a minimum width OF 80 feet
and maximum of so feet. The work
is to be begun in the near future and
is to be completed in 175 working
days. This time provision eliminates
from the count all legal holidays and