Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-05-12
NEWS
Boy ScOnts Hear Edifytng sermon
Local Notes of interest.

BOY Scouts Hear Edifytng Sermon
Local Notes Of Interest.
Seneca. May 11,sSpecial: Mrs. "a.
~. Gignilliat and Miss Sue Gtgntl-
HAT, after asWeek's visit to- Mrs. II. b.
Adams lin Florence, have gone TO
Annapolis, Md, toEspend some time
WithSProf. Geo.. Warren Gignilliat.
A#mot0 party, spending Sunday
With Mrs: DIP. Thompson, were Mrs.
Frank Martin, Mrs. w. K,8Liying-
ston and children and Whitner Cary,
of G1eenville.
Avoiding OF interest to many IN
this section Is that OF Samuel d.
Cherry, of Spartanburg, and Mrs,
Stephens, of Stephens plantation.
near Pacolet, which will take place
next Saturday. Mr.. Cherry was for
years a resident OF Seneca. 4
Mrs. L. w. Werner spent the past
week in G~reenville visiting relatives
and friends.
J.W. Todd and w. p. Reid repre-
sented the Presbyterian Sunday
school of this place at the Sunday
School Convention in Greenville last
Wednesday,.
Mrs. r. d. Neill has with her this
week ner sister, Mrs. Carl Smith, of
Athens, Ca, and Miss Francis Ham
ilton, who Is on her way from her
school in North Carolina to Join her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hamil-
ton, in their new home in Gallatin,
Tenn.
Mrs. Warren r. Davis will be alb
sent from her home for a few days
the latter part Of this week in at
tendance upon the wedding Of her
brother, s. D. Cherry to Mrs. Sto-
phens, OF Pacolet.
Thos. H. Stribling, who has been
visiting his son, Jesse Stribling, on
North Fair Play street, has returned
to his home in Greenwood. Mr..
Stribling is one of the few remain
ing Confederate war veterans, and a
visit from him is a pleasure and an
inspiration.
w. l. .Feaster, superintendent Of
the Central schools. has accepted the
place of secretary to the. newly or
ganized chamber Of and
will move his family acre as soon as
accommodations a be provided for
them, 1T will be remembered that
Mr.. Feaster resigned the superinten-
dency Of II schools to volunteer for
service in the Wolld's War. He has
many friends here who gladly well
come him back to Seneca.
The Parent Teacher Association
held an interesting meeting Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. j.. H. Adams
vas reelected president; Mrs. B. A.
Lowry, vice president, and Miss Glide
Smith, secretary. Two songs by IL
little girls of the first grade formed
an enjoyable feature Of the occa-
sion, and another delightful feature
was a plano solo by Miss Leola Hines.
Miss Asbury, instructor of the do
nestle science department, furnished
delightful refreshments, arranged in
most attractive style.
The ladies of the Methodisttchurch
Will have an apron sale.;for the BEN
eft of the church, at the store Of
Floyd Madison on Main street on
May IS. All styles and colors Of
up-to-date aprons will be presented
to tempt the fancy Of the buying pub
lie; also all sizes and extra sizes.
Your number will be there IL you
are On hand early.
Union services at the Baptist
church Sunday night, featuring the
Boy Scouts, were most impressive
and edifying. Mr.. Willis preached,
his theme being. Service and all
who heard him were inspired toward
broader apd better work. The Scouts
had charge Of the music, assisted by
the high school girls. The cornet
quartette, Messrs. Francis cary, Rod
erick Heller, Kenneth Mattison and
James Henry Harper, rendered
America" as the closing hymn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis have gone to
Washington, d. c., to attend the
Southern Baptist Contention. Mrs.
Willis will visit friends in Richmond
before her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ballenger are
IN G~reenyille visiting the family of
Charles Ballenger. Mr.. Ballenger is
in attendance upon the meeting of
hardware men In that city.
Miss Beth Patterson entertained a
number Of her young friends at a
delightful party last Friday night.
DR.. E.. A. Hines has moved his
offices into the Edwards-Austin
Building on North Townyille street.
DR.. Clinton Marett will have an office
In this building also. DR.. Marett is
located at Newry.
Look out for Cleanup Day" next
week, as instituted by the city board
OF health. This Innovation will fll a
long felt want.