Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-08

noon at $50 o'clock with Mrs. Cora
Schroeder.
The many friends OF J. Marion
Moss are glad to see him In Wal
halla again, he being here for a visit
Of some length to his father, James
NJ. Moss. and family.
ALI makes st"ndard sewing ma
chine needles at Moss & Ansel's Wal
halla-adv.-24-tf.
Prof. }. G. Pow. principal of the
Connie Maxwell Orphanage, spent
the past week end in Walhalla with
r. 3. Shelor and family. Mr.. Pow
was class-mate of Mr.. Shelor at
Furman University, and 1t had been
four years since the young men had
met. The visit was one Of mutual
pleasure.
Miss Rosa Cantrell, OF Char
l0tte, y. c., spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. j. =. Cantrell, and fam
lily. Miss Cantrell has completed her
Comptometer School Of Charlotte
Her many friends wish her much
success. w. T.. Sloan, a prominent
business man Of Charlotte, was the
guest Of Miss Cantrell while on her
visit home.
DR.. j. G. Stranch, optometrist.
OF Seneca. was in Walhalla for
short while Monday morning look
ing after matters of business. Dr.
Stranch is connected with the Schir-
merhorn Optical Co., Of Seneca and
he states that this company is enter
ing the field OF service TO the public
in IL larger way than ever before.
Announcement OF this firm will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
--Robert l.. Rogers returned las,
Thursday from Davidson, n. c., where
he has just completed the four-year
course at Davidson College. After
spending the summer vacation here
with his mother he will engage next
session in school work, literary and
military. His friends are glad to have
him in their midst once more, and,
knowing his penchant for military af
fairs, will be pleased to know that
he will have opportunity to make
use Of his talent while still mon
com" by lack of age. Mr.. Rogers is
the son Of the late Rev. r. L. Rogers
and Mrs. Rogers, of Walhalla. He
will be engaged during the next scho
lastic year as instructor in English
and military tactics at Port Gibson,
Miss. ..
Beautiful Carmel Meyers, in
"'rhe Dangerous Moment" will be
the attraction at the Star Theatre
Thursday (to-morrow) night. Those
who saw In Folly's Trail" will want
to take advantage Of this opportu-
On Monday. June l2th. "Thc DEVILS
Pass Key" with Won Stroheim in
the leading role, will be shown at
The Star. This is UNIVERSAL. Jewel
special. and should be we'll worth
the price CT admission. 1t is to be
regretted that more Of the people Of
Walhalla do not take advantage Of
the opportunity to see the good fea-
lures which Manager Jas. Wilson is
putting on at his theatre. If YOU like
the silent drama you will always find
a pleasing show at The Star.
On Thursday and Friday nights
Of this week, June 9th and 10th,
there will be shown at The Star The
atre. in connection with the regular
programs, a number Of pictures Of
local interest. A baby show will be
one feature Of the attraction, and
fond parents will be able to see their
tots upon the screen. Also Il num-
ber Of our business men were snap
ped by this enterprising photogra-
phcr, probably without their knowl-
edge. We appreciate that man s nat
nral modcsty would prevent his
knowingly allowing his picture to
appear in public upon the screen.
Both Thursday tto-morrow) and Fri
day those who are interested in see
ing local talent had better visit The
Star. An exceptionally good picture
will be shown. Carmel Meyers, in
"Thc Dangerous Moment" being the
attraction for Thursday. Friday night
the program will be mixed one Of
comedy and Western features.
On last Wednesday afternoon
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