Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-07-20

Miss Helen Holt, OF Memphis,
Tenn, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs w.
II. Hamilton.
Miss Isabelle Macaulay, OF An
derson, was the weekend guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Hettie Macaulay'
and family.
ALL makes st"ndard sewing ma
chine needles at Moss & Ansel's, Wal
halla.-adv.-24-tf.
-Broadus Thompson, OF Hamlet,
\. c., is spending the balance Of the
vacation period with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 1I. l.. Herndon.
Misses Florence Hctrick and
Julia Kaufman left last Thursday
for Leesville. S. c., where they are
attending tho Lutheran Sunday
School Training Glass at Summerland
College. They will return to Walhalla
this week
DIR. and Mrs. G. p. Corn, Of John
ston, who have been for the past
week with Mrs. Corn's parents, Mr..
AMI Mrs. w. A. Strothcr, left Mon
day for Clayton, Ga, and other
points in the mountains before re-
turning to their home.
Farmers, we have anything you
need in bolts. See us for hardware.
j. II. Alley, West Union, S. t.---adv.
29-3u.
---MisScs Frances and Edith Car
ter left last week for Milledgrville,
Ca. TO visit relatives in that place.
Miss Mildred Carter spent the week.
end with her aunt in Millcdgrvillc.
The young ladies made the nip by
automobile. the car being driven by
their brother, Alden Carter.
All those interested in the Beth
81 Presbyterian church cemetery are
requested to be at the ccmctcr% on
Friday. July 22d. as early as possi-
BILE. prepared to help in the WORK Of
cleaning OF the cemetery. Please
bring tools suitable for the work and
also Il wcll-hlled basket, and be pre-
pared to spend the day.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. J. II. Mann, the blind evan
gelst. Of Anderson, will be with Pas
tor H. f.. Jones next Sunday. July
cath. and Will preach for him at the
| following churches: Salem at II
o'clock a. m Fall Creek at $50 p.
| m, and at Boon's Creek at p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these meetings.
H. Kangeter, Of Charleston. ar
| rived in Walhalla last week and is
spending a vacation here at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Meiburg
Mr.. Kangeter hopes to be able to
spend the remainder Of the summer
here, but this will depend on condi-
tons in Charleston. and he may be
has numerous friends here who are
| always glad to welcome him to our
midst.
The body OF Lewis Blanchett.
which arrived in Walhalla Monday
night last, July 18th. will be inter-
red tomorrow lThursday) at Rocky
Knoll cemetery. at / p. m. Mr.. Blan-
chet was killed somewhere in France
on Oct. %. 1918. shortly after his
arrival at the front in Europe. lie
was ~ years OF age when he lost
his life. He was born near Walhalla
and had many friends who have
mourncd his untimely death. lie was
a son OF Mir. and Mrs. w. Il Blan-
chctt. the former now deceased, and
besides his mother. he is survived by
five brothers and two sisters--W. j.
and w. G. Blanchctt. of Quincy,
WASH; l.. O. Blanchett, Of Pied
mont, and W. S. and p. T.. Blanchett,
Wash,. and Mrs, George Singleton.
| OF near Seneca. Mr.. Blanchctt was
| one Of the first of the regular forces
| Of the United States to give his life
| for his country in the World, War.
--Tugaloo Tribune. July -: Miss
| jamie l:ivira llOlcombe, daughter Of
! MIR. and Mrs. W. r.. Elolcombc, Of
| Westminster, is dead. This bcauti-
fnl young life came to a close OF IL 10
Monday afternoon, July L.. ,hc had
been seriously i'll OF typhoid pneumo-
mia for twelve days. Everything pos
Sible was done for her recovery, but
God in His providence has removed
| hOr from narlh 10 The hnmn WhnrE