Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-17
ALL makes strndard sewing ma
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halla.-adv.-24-tf.
The members Of the Baptist
church (Walhalla) will please take
notice that there will not be prayer
meeting at this church tonight. the
18th, Wednesday, bee use of the
lecture Of Missionary White to-mor-
row tThursday) night.
Mrs. J. w. Gurney, who has
been spending several months visit
ing relatives and friends in the West
and North. returned home last week.
She was accompanied by her niece,
Miss Alice Chase, of Maine, who will
spend a few weeks here.
--Keduccd prices at Norman's---
dry goods, clothing, shoes. hats. caps
and hosiery, underwear, cloaks.
coats. suits. skirts. millinery; tin,
enamel. crockery. and all kinds no
tions. See Mr.. Iiarrison.-- adv. .-4Gtf.
Mrs. Geo. A. Harrison is spend
ing some time at Manning, where
she Is visiting her son, james w.
Harrison. and family. The many
friends Of the family will be inter
ested to know that Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Harrison are the proud parents
of another fine boy, who was born
last week.
Married, on Sunday, Nov. 7th.
at the home of Rev. L. NJ. LYDIA, Of
Walhalla. the officiating minister
Miss Mary Pittman and Edward Han
vey, both Of the Cross Roads section
The groom Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Hanvey. Of the lower part Of
the county, and Is a young man Of
promise. The bride is popular
young lady Of her community. The
young couple have the good wishes
OF host Of friends.
y. r. Zachary will deliver trees
at Walhalla next Friday and Satur-
day, Nov. 9 and 20. Please come
and get the stock you requested me
to order. 10 your part as good
citizen. l have done mine along that
line. Wednesday, Nov. gath, will be
my delivery day at Westminster. y.
r. Iachary.-adv.
Ray l.. F'ahnestock returned last
week to Walhalla, after an absence
OF some six or eight months. He has
been employed by one Of the big au-
tomobile tire and accessory manu-
featuring plants Of North Detroit.
Owing to business conditions the
concern for which he was working
has temporarily reduced business
operations to a minimum. and during
stock will be with his father, DR.. Il,
G. G. FahneStOck. near town. Ray
has numerous friends here who are
glad to see him again.
"A number Of young people from
Seneca motorcd up to see the picture,
"Pink rights,' at The Rex Theatre
last Thursday. The picture was an
exceptionally pretty one and the story
full Of sweetness and pathos. It was
well worth the trip to see. In fact,
we wish that every person in Wal
halla could have seen this picture.
We did not go to The Rex expecting
to see moral lesson Of the high
est and purest type portrayed on the
screen, but that is just what we saw
a veritable illustrated sermon that
could do nothing but sink into any
heart that has not been petrified. We
felt that we had gotten lesson that
we needed. and we believe that there
are others in our good old town who
also need the same lesson.
On. Nov. 2Ith tncXt Wednesday,
at s o'clock the ST. Claire Sisters,
one Of the best Of the Rcdpath Ly-
ceum attractions. will be at the Wal
halla High school Auditorium. Come
and judge the merits of this excel
lent company for yourself. Single
admission: Adults 75c; children "Ic.
Any one wishing season tickets for
the remaining attractions may por-
cure them at the Bank Of Walhalla.
Adult ticket $500; children's $1.2I.
Don't miss the next attraction, which
is one Of the very best .-ady.
There are exceptions to all
rules, and every law has it's loop
holes. 1t is the rule these days when
any one interferes with religious
worship. that the law is invoked
and the disturber punished. Both
the law and the rule were set aside
in Walhalla last Sunday when SER
vices were Interrupted at the Epis-
copal church. Shortly before time
for services to be held 1t was an
nounced that little stranger had
made its advent into the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Guy Frazer. Of Ander-
son. and that the rector would be
prevented from coming to Walhalla
to conduct services. st. Johns con-
gregation extends best wishes and
congratulations.
Our vulcanizing Is absolutely
guaranteed to outlast the rest of the
tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.-ad. 49tf
Those interested in advantag-
eous buing will do we'll to consult the
columns Of The Courier each week.
There are several price reduction an
nOuncements In this issue that it will
be well to consider carefully. This is
a time to conduct careful buying Of
things that are needed. Read the
and call and see the
merchants of 0ur inWn and dit or