Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-07
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WEDNESDAY,. DEC. 7, 1921.
Observation-Disclosures .i..!..l'.I'.i'.l..-.'.'
y. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. J..
Observation-Disclosures.

We note the tollwing prices are
quoted for beef over at lflbcrtOn, Ga
in the last issue Of the star Best
steak. lac.: roast, ~ nc; briskct,
Uc.; rib stew. Sc. How do those lig
ureS compare with what you have
been paying?
The kcOwcc Courier Office will
he glad to supply any @ilc who wishes
them with Christmas Seals. Those
who have not purchased the seals
should make Il point oi iinding some
one authorized TO sell them, and buy
aS literally as circumstances will
permit. If convenient to get your
supply at The Courier Office, do so.
We will keep a supply on hand until
the close OF the sale for 1921.
Don't fail to visit the Norman
Stores, where you will find the larg-
est variety OF holiday gifts for old
and young at attractive prices. The
Toylnnd Of OcOnce. Choice lines Of
:Cilet articles, stationery, candies,
books, Bibles, pictures, baskets and
trays, china, glassware, silver ard
jewelry, flash lights. fountain pens,
knives, raZOrS, purses. pipes, cigars,
Christmas cards and tree decorations
at Norman's stores. Walhalla.-adv
There are many IN Walhalla
and Oconee who will learn with deep
regret OF the death of Mrs. w. l..
SHELTON. OF ElbertOn, Ca. which sad
event took place at her home there
on Nov 30th. Mrs. SHELTON Is sur
vivcd by her husband. w. i. Skel-
ton, editor OF the 'Elberton Star, and
Two daughters, Mrs. A. B. George, Of
Aiken, s. c., and Mrs. Fred Gram
dali, Of Fort valley. Ga. Her aged
mother, Mrs. II. l.. Torrey. OF At
lanta. also survives her. with two
sisters. Mrs. Chas. A. Moss, Of Spar
tnnburg, and Miss Matte Torrey, Of
Atlanta. and one brother. O. e. Tor
rey, Of Elbcrton. The sympathy CT
many friends OF Mr.. Shelton in Oco-
nee goes out to him and other be-
rcavcd ones In their sorrow.
Mrs. Harry Norman compli-
mentcd Mrs. Lewis G.. Harrison, Il
bride Of the week. with a lovely roolI
party. on Friday afternoon, Dec. I'd
The Norman home. which lends itself
admirably to entertaining, was most
attractive with blooming narcissi and
cut flowers OF brilliant hue. used ef-
fcctivcly in the spacious parlors, pre-
senting bright. CHEEKY scene. After
many interesting games it was found
that Mrs. Chas. IIumphrics and Mrs.
Monroe Mcdonald held top score. IA
the cut the latter was lucky In re-
cciving lovely bottle Of toilet water.
while Mrs. Frank Carter received hte
consolation. dainty pink handker-
chief. An exquisite cluny lace scarf
was presented to the fair honoree.
The gracious young hostess, assisted
by Mcsdames G.. A. Norman and
llnyn1 Jones. served Il delicious
sweet course. The color note Of cher
ry was artistically carried out, and
on each pretty plate was found
tiny pOinsetta favor. Tho afternoon
was most delightful ono TO all those
present. The invited guests were:
.Mcsdames Lewis C. Harrison, Hayne
Jones. Joel Keys, Frank Carter, Chas
lietrick, Jr., II. D. Biemann, j. w.
Bell, j. II. "Nrby, Jack Darby, B. W
Harrison, Y. r.. Martin, w. j. SchrO-
der, James Wilson. J. NJ. Moss, Chaa
Humphries, Nan Hughes. Paschal.
Julian Dendy Of Seneca. and Misses
Sue Maxwell. Julia Maxwell. Alice
Belle McLees. Lucille White. Elsie
Kaufman. Eloise Strother. Sara
Moss, Frances Earle, Tabitha Stri5-
ling, Annie Schroeder. Gertrude Smith
and Daisy Strong. Misses Trotti. Sal
lo.. bryant Weathersbce and Car
rOthcrS.
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