Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-18

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mendation at our hands. She Is a
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. e. A. Hines
| OF Seneca.
For dry goods and shoes, see !.
H.Alley, West Union. S. C.--adv-2l
Mrs. w. NJ. Alexander left last
Thursday for Ashcville, where she
will spend some time visiting her
son, Cleveland Mckenzie, and ala!ly.
| Mrs. Sophia Woods :; son
Chester, of birmingham, A.. are
visiting at the home Of The mer's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. &.
! Eusch
The best is the cheapest, and
that Is the Willard. lIughs Garage,
alla.-ady.
More than one hundred white
people stood the teachers examina-
tion in Walhalla last week. IL all
these pass on their examinations and
apply for positions in the schools at
the next session Oconec'S teacher
scarcity problem will have been set
tied
In lieu Of the Bcavcrdam Bap-
tist Sunday School Convention. to be
held at Westminster May - and 2S.
there will not be Il union meeting
as announced TO be held on tn" above
dates a, New Liberty church. The
-. L.
Sunday school convention. IN at
traCtivc program has been arranged
for this convention, and every Han-
tist Sunday school in the association
should send delegates.
If you want TO buy second
hand buggy, worth the monc%, see
w. VI. Brown, Walhalla.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Schrode. en-
tcrtaincd very delightfully."- Il i,% Of
the young people OF Walhalla on last
Friday evening. After Il numb"r nf
games Of rook, Il delicious sweet
course was served. Those enjoying
this lovely occasion were Misses ''.u-
nice Macaulay, Rose Mary Busch,
Bessie Taylor. Julia Kaufman. En-
mic Anscl and Elsie Kaufman; Car
wood Jayncs, Klaren Ritter, Derrill
Darby, Hollcman Seaborn, William
Bell and Guy Cox.
--Gaffncy Ledger: "A pretty COM
pliment to Miss lvor Brown, a bride
elect Of June, was the miscellaneous
shower given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. II. d. Wheat and Mrs. w X.
Gnnter." Interest will be felt in the
above announcement through the
fact that the honorco and bride-elect
is daughter Of a. Pomeroy Brown,
who a number Of years ago was a
citizen of Seneca. Miss Brown has
a host Of friends in Oconee who, in
advance Of the happy event Of which
the 'ShOwer' was Il fOrcrunner, will
join with The Courier i'm extending
all good wishes to her. The Brown
family are now residents OF Olympia
Springs, Ky.
DO YOU think il fair TO your
husband. son or brother to take the
money they work hard tor and pay
more for goods than YOU can buy
them for from Iayncs? Walk a block
and save Il dollar. "Laynrs cuts the
pric" and sells the goods. ' adv.
j. p. StribliMs. j. II. Brown and
J. II. Barnett attended the scmi-an-
nual meeting Of the south Carolina
Cotton Association on May 18th in
meeting was to consider the Organi-
ZaiOn OF Il Co-Opcra tive Marketing
Association in South Carolina for
cotton and other farm products. Mar
keting associations are being organ
iZcl in several cottOn-grOwing States.
The Cotton Association or. &. Na-
mcr, preSdcnt,) and demonstration
forces of the state. under nr. w. w.
Long. decided to unite efforts and
put on Il campaign to organize 4
Cotton Cooperative Marketing Asso-
citation in South Carolina. The de-
tails OF this campaign are Icing
worked out now and the campaissn
Will be put on at an early date. About
four hundred farmers and other
business men attended the meeting
on the ith.
Considerable interest ccn,crs in