Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-19

for $1.00. "Jaynes cuts the price and
sells the goods. adv.
Hosiery at "10c. per" sounds
good, don't 1t? Read the announce
mont OF tletrick Hosiery Mill, which
will be found on the arst page 0. this
issue.
MIR. and Mrs J. y. Badger and
daughter, Miss Estclle, Of Greenyille,
were visitors in Walhalla yesterday,
stopping at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. HumDhries. They have many
friends here who are always glad TO
meet them.
REV. l.. NJ. LYDIA Cd. W will
preach at the Return Baptist church
next Sunday. the 23d oe January. at
II Il. m. Let all thu members and
the public take notice of this ap-
pointment and attend church at Re-
turn on the fourth Sunday.
This week there are two very
attractive advertisements in The
Courier-those Of The Bee Hive and
l.. c. Patterson. Of Seneca. These an
nouncements contain some exceed
ingly attractive prices and should in
terest careful buyers everywhere in
our county. Read the announcements
and make it convenient to drop in
at these stores and get your share
Of the bargains being offered.
The Rook Club was delightfully."-
entertained last Saturday by Mrs w.
J. Schroeder. Five tables enjoyed the
pleasures Of the game for quite
while. Besides the club members
among those from Seneca were Mrs.
Rob Kay, Mrs. Claud Hopkins and
Miss Jessie Lawrence. An elaborate
salad course, with homemade can
dies, was served at the close OF the
afternoon. the hostess being assisted
by Mrs. c. G. aJynes and Mrs. S. l..
Werner.
The best is the cheapest, and
that is the Willard. Hughs Garage.
Walhalla.-adv.
On the afternoon Of Jan. II the
Walhalla U. D. c. chapter was or
ganized, and the following officers
were chosen: Mrs. W. l.. Werner,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Jas. Darby, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Geo. Sea 5orn, recording
secretary; Mrs. C. w. Bauknght,
registrar; Mrs. Jas. Moss, treasurer.
The chapter was named the Norton
Chapter, U. ID. c., in honor Of Capt.
Miles Norton and the late Col. ]. j.
Norton, both Of these commanding
volunteer companies that they organ
ized. Capt. Miles Norton was past
the service limit age. He los his
life in the war. Col. J. ]. Norton lost
an arm. 1t is unusual that both father
and son should serve as captains in
the same war. All persons dA&fing
to join this chapter may apply to
Mrs. George Seaborn for application
blanks. All those who join before the
18th Of February will come 4 in as
charter members.
The many friends Of Amos San
dcrs, Of West Union, will regret to
learn Of his death. which occurred at
his home last Monday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. 1t was not generally
known that Mr.. Sanders was sick,
his illness being Of comparatively
short duration. He suffered from ap-
pendicitis, which was aggravated by
the contraction of pneumonia, the
latter rendering it impossible to op-
crate to relieve the appendicitis. Mr..
Sanders was about 90 or "a years of
age and was perfect specimen of
physical manhood, and the announce
mcnt Of his sudden passing away will
come as a great shock to many who
knew him. About year ago he was
married to Miss Hannah Freeman, OF
this county, who survives him. He
was son Of Jos. Sanders, who lives
in the Seneca-Richland section. Fu-
neral services and interment will
be held to-day, the nterment
to take place in the cemetery Of
the Poplar Springs church. The Cou-
ricr joins with many others in ex-
tending to the bereavcd ones sympa-
thy in their sorrow.
On Tuesday, Jan. 25th, (next
tuesday,, the feature film, "Rebeccu
Of Sunnybrook Farm" with Mary
Pickford in the leading role, will be
shown at The Rex Theatre. This en-
tertainment will be under the aus.