Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
announcement Is Made OF October
neutrality-suspicious. Parngr,,, ~,

| Seneca, Sept. 10. - Special: NE;
and Mrs. Francis Adams, Of Colums
| bia, arrived the latter part Of the
| week on "A visit to their homefolks.
Mr.. Adams returned to Columbia
Monday, but Mrs, Adams WI IsIll lksrenla ain IN
II few daysE1onger.S 80
Malcolm Dickson, son Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Pat Dickson, Of the Oakway
section, left Tuesday morning for Co
lumbia for the purpose Of entering
The Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary for four-year course.
There will be preaching Sunday
afternoon at the Episcopal church at
i.30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. Guy
Frazer. 1t will be learned with re-
gret that Rev. Frazer has rendered
his resignation to the group Of
churches-Grace church of Ander-
son, Seneca and Walhalla-which he
has served most acceptably for about
two years. He has accepted the pas
tOrate Of st. Marks church in Pa
latka, Fla
The announcement Of the engage
inont 0f Miss Nancy Evans, Of Pen
dleton, to William Lowry Austin, Of
Seneca, will be Of special interest to
large number Of their friends and
those Of their families in this part
OF the State. Miss Evans was one Of
the teachers in the Seneca High
School last year and made warm
friends here, who will be pleased to
know that she will claim Seneca as
her home after her marriage in Oc-
tober. Mr.. Austin is the only son Of
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Austin, and is to
be congratulated on his good for
tune.
Owing to the resignation OF one of
the fourth grade teachers of our
school few days before the opening
session, Miss Nancy Hines consented
to supply the vacancy for a short
time, until regular teacher could
be supplied, and Miss Hines filed
the place most acceptably. The school
board was fortunate in securing Mrs.
b. Il. Craven, who comes highly rec
commended. and entered upon her
duties Monday morning. Mr.. Craven
is Il member Of the high school fac
ulty.
Miss Nancy Hines left Tuesday for
New York, where she will continne
her studies In music this winter at
a university. Miss Hines is an ac-
complished musician and has been
" hiShiDcl VI lHc JuCUllS Ol lnuSl: IL
Winthrop College for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brock spent
Monday in Anderson.
Mrs. w. II. Davis visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. x. Livingston in Greenville
several days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Baskin will mOye into
the house recently vacated by Butler
Kelley on Walhalla street.
The Presbyterian congregation had
a rare musical treat Sunday at the
evening preaching service. Miss Nan
cy Hines. organist, Marcellus Mar
tens, yiolinist, and Mrs. Hugh Ma
caulay. pianist, and with Homer Bal
lenger's clear tenor voice, held the
undivided attention Of the congrega-
ton. Rev I. e. Wallace delivered an
exceptionally forceful sermon.
The opening meeting Of the year
for the Wizard Of Tamassee d. A. r.
chapter was held Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs II. B. Jones as hostess. A
good attendance Of members were
present and they seemed to be ready
TO take up the activities Of chapter
work with enthusiasm. An interest
ing program was given, after which
a pleafCnt social hour was spent, dur
ing which time the hostess served
delicious refreshments. The October
meeting will be held with Miss Mar
garet Holland.