Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-01

The best is the cheapest, and
that is the Willard. Hughs Gar. &c.
Walhalla.-adv. 4slssU
Mrs. J. r. Carter, ofsSBamberg,
is spending this week intWalhalla
visiting her sister, Mrs. LII. Coving-
ton. 49,
r.. C. Simpson, of dreenville,
was among Walhalla friends Satur-
day and Sunday. He has many close
friends here who were glad TO see
him again. :!&
Complete selection ofSthe popu-
lar and stylish Kutz millinery on dis
play at attractive prices only, at the
Norman Millinery Department.. You
are cordially invited to inspect our
line at any time through the season.
+. e. Harrison, Manager:---adv-35-3G
Mrs. J. w. Tolbcrt, of Ninety
Six, with her two children,5Julia F.liz-
abcth and Joseph, have been spend
ing some time in Walhalla, with the
family of Rev. w. b. Aull&
Mrs. l.. Y. Covingtoil<and chill
dren, who have been spending the
summer months in Columbia with
Mrs. Covington's parents,%.Dr and
Mrs. J. l.. Stokes, returnedsto Wal
halla last week. 44
You will be mystified, amused,
entertained and instructed in seeing
Wallace. the great European magi-
clan, Rex Theatre, Wednesday, Sept.
Sth, matinee and night-only 25 and
Soc, plus war tax. Matinee f8.30--ad.
Mrs. Lucy Hoffmeyerla and sons.
H. f. and w. II. HQffmeyerr Of Flor
ence, have been spending a short
while in Walhalla among relatives
and friends. The Messrs. Hoffmeyer
will leave to-day for Clemson College,
where they will re-enter fOr$the 1920
1921 session.
We are requested to announce
that the ordinance Of baptism will be
administered at Lays mill on the
first (neXt Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. Sept. 5th. Those to be bap-
tized are converts Of the Pleasant
Ridge church.
Manager Geo. L. Wilson, Of The
Rex Theatre. has secured an unusual
big Keith Time vaudeville star for
an additional attraction for Wednes-
day night next, Sept. 8th--Wallace,
the Magician. He has appeared be-
fore the crowned heads Of Europe,
and his act carries over a thousand
pounds of excess baggage. The latest
in European illusions, sleight of hand
wonders. etc. In addition, Wallace is
quite cartoonist. Don't fail to see
this wonderful performer. The price
of admission is 25c. for children and
soc. for adults, plus the war tax.
Over two hours amusement. Special
matinee. $40 o'clock adv.
-Rey. II. J. Black, president Of
the South Carolina Lutheran Synod,
preached very acceptably TO large
congregation in st. Johns Lutheran
church last Sunday. He,is OH his
visit to the churches in the Piedmont
section, and went from lWalhalla to
| Greenyille. 't&gS
We are requested to, announce
that the teacher training course for
| rural and primary teachers will open
Sept 6, 1920. Those who expect to
enroll for this course should report
at the Walha!la, High SchdQl audito-
rum at $50 a. m, or to !Tiss TStrib-
ling's class room at $40 am.
You are cordially invited to be
| present at our showing of millinery
merchandise and trimmed models
for the season Of fall and winter OF
1920. beginning Friday and Saturday
Sept. 3 and 4, and continuing. Mrs
Jack II. Darby, old Hotel Building
Walhalla, S. C.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne G. Jones, OF
Charlotte, y. c., are spending a few
days in Walhalla with the latter s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Harrison