Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-06-09

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WBHFa1I'kSIsf Y K LETTER FROM SENECA
High chool Commencement ENDS
| is Toe ight Interesting Notes.
SenSea June S.-Special: A social
event ,9f much interest to many
friendsef both young people was the
marfiag Of Miss Helen Harris, of
An deGs1h, and John Edwards, of our
town Only the two families and a
few fStehds were present at the cere-
monys WIich was performed by Rev.
Mr.. s3 81 ItN6ster, Of the Presbyterian
chur the residence Of the
brideBsfa father, Or. J.HC. Harris, at 4
o clOcki ins the afternoon Of June l !.
Mrs. 9RT4eSL igon, sister Of the bride,
was DANE Ofy honor, and Miss Georgia
Harrls desmaid Sidney Bruce,
cashtef DfS the Citizens Bank OF SEN
eca, best man to the groom. Mr..
and sN}yess Ed wards will be at home
1 I>as$tAsl laWa q I'D g. resi- dence after, June
to Ser Heaii sgs e
The marriage of Miss swanee DAILY
to Julian Dusenberry, of Bishopville,
On Sunday afternoon, June 9th, came
as surprise to Miss Daly's many
friends in and around Seneca. The
event took place at the home Of B..
A. Daily, father of the bride, and only
the family and one or two friends
were present. Mr.. Dusenberry is a
young lawyer of BishopQille, and
that place will be their future home.
The haccalaureate sermon to the
Seneca High School graduating class
was preached by DR.. Haffner, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
Gatfney, at the Presbyterian church
here last Sunday morning. His theme
was Dare to be Daniel" and the
sermon was one worthy Of the dis
Iinguished pulpit orator that deliv-
cred it.
The class Is the largest ever grad
uated from this school, mum bering
10. The graduates we're: Misses
Frances Alexander, Grace Alexander,
Bernice Brown, Lillian Buchapan,
Sue Cox, Lois Dilworth. Madeline
| Dilworth. Nina Harper, Jessie Land,
Edith Lumkin, Olive Lynch and Hell
|
Garvey Cox, Crayton Elrod. Bryan
Gillespie, Roderick Heller, Marion
Hughs, Benjamin Robertson.
| Monday evening the grammar
grades entertained full house with
an especially pleasing operata, intro.
ducing all the delightful people
| whom Mother Goose" created. Miss
Glide Smith. assisted by Miss Adams
| and Miss Lawrence, had charge Of
this part of the commencement ex-
ercses.
Tuesday night was given to the
High School class-day exercises and
was an interesting and enjoyable
event. This Wednesday, evening
Dr.. Dill, Of Greenville, will address
the graduating class, and Miss Grace
Alexander will be the valedictorian.
The Once-a-Week Club was de-
lightfully entertained last Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Jesse Stribling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Lowry were
visiting in Anderson during the past
week.
Miss Louise Lawrence, of Green
wood, is visiting friends mere.
Robert Kay spent last week in At
lanta.
Mrs. J. J. McLeskey. of Westmin-
Ster, was IN town monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Poag, Of Char
lotte, \. c., visited DR.. and Mrs. w.
f.. Austin during the past week.
Miss Nancy Hines, Of the music
faculty of Winthrop College, is at
home for the summer vacation.
Thos Anderson Langford. of Jas
per county, is visiting at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. T.. A. Hines.
DR.. Hines 's in Boston, Mass, for
a stay OF one Month.
Edgar Hines is at home from Por-
ter Military Academy, Charleston.
for the summer holidays.
e. l.. Barber, Of the Presbyterian
Seminary, Is visiting his friend,
Wilkes Dendy, here.
J. w. Stribling, OF Greenville, was
in Seneca Monday on his way to at
tend Clemson commencement. Mr..
Stribling Is an overseas veteran who
ranked as first lieutenant. His many
friends here are always glad to have
him come to our town.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. f. Ayre moved to
their new home on First South Ave.
Marshall Dendy is at home from