Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-07-06
BITS OF NEWS FROM CONEROss.
Blue Ridge School to Open July II.
Personal Items.

Will preach again on the Sd Sunday
at II o'clock. He also has an ap-
pointment to preach at Pleasant Hill
on the Sd Sunday afternoon at $50.
Roy NJ. Abbott, Of West Union, was
a recent guest Of the Barker family
here.
John Griffin, Of Bolton, is spending
few days with. friends in this COM
munity. Mr.. Griffin moved from this
community last spring. We are all
glad to welcome him back among us
again.
Everybody is cordially invited 10
attend the prayer services at Cone
ross each Thursday evening, as we
feel that good prayer meeting in
a church is great power for good
III the church, and we at Coneross
need more interest in our church
work.
The Blue Ridge school will open
next Monday, July 1 tn. The school
Will be conducted by II. II. Duncan,
or Lavona, Ga, with Miss Jessie
Barker, Of Coneross, and Miss Hettie
derrick, Of Mountain Rest, as assis-
tent teachers. Miss Barker will teach
the intermediate grades and Miss
Derrick the primary. This will be the
tirst term for each Of these teachers
at this place, and we hope we may
have successful term. Every Dupil
is urged TO be present on Monday
next and be ready for work. The pa
irons ana trustees are invited and
urged to be present at the opening
of the school.
Miss Viola Rothell, Of Toccoa, Ga,
is spending the "Fourth" holidays
here with Mss Ora Arve.
j. d. Abbott and daughters, Misses
Nina and Thode, were visitors among
friends in Westminster recently.
The people of this community are
expecting to picnic at the tunnel to-
day, as this is the Fourth of July and
everybody is up with their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ridley, of
Anderson, were guests Of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Roach,
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. p. Armstrong and two
sons, James and William, Of Rich
land, were welcome guests OF the
Misses Barker recently. They were
accompanied by James Armstrong,
Mrs. .Armstrong's father-in-law.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hunsinger and daugh.
ter Miss Pearl, spent last Thursday
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Paul Gillison, Of the Bounty Land
community.
Miss Hessie Arve and brother
Sam, Of Madison. are spending a few
days at the home of their uncle, w.
III. Arve, Of this section.
Several from here attended the
picnic OF the Bounty Land and Pop
lar Spring Sunday school and en-
joyed the interesting and instructive
program.
Miss Emma Sanders, Of Atlanta.
Is enjoying a visit to her grandma
ther, Mrs. Frances Jane Miller, near
here
A. NJ. Alexander and family, of
westminster, were recent visitors at
the home OF Mr.. Alexander's father
here. They also visited al the home
or Grover Hubbard, near Richland.
Miss Eva Arve. OF Atlanta, is WIS.,
iting at the home of her father. Fl
w. Arve, for a few days. Miss Arve
Is holding position as stenographer
In Atlanta.
Miss Olive Talley, Of Salem. spent
Saturday with trends at Coneross,
and will attend the picnic at the tun-
mel to-day.
Miss Salina Dubose. Of Greenville,
Is at home here for the holidays. She
arrived Saturday.
x. |. Roach ard family spent Sow
eral days rec atty with relatives a
Mountain Rest
Misses Ila Littleton and Alice Lam
ming and brother. Elbry Lanning. OF
Salem, were among friends here re-
Gently
MIS-. Dora Archer and two chill |
dren, of Anderson. spent several days
last week with Mrs. Archer's sister, |
Mrs. II. d. Alexander, and among
friends in this community. She was
accompanied home by her nieccs,
Misses Margaret and Ruth Alexan-
der.
Mrs r. A. p. Deans many friends |
were glad to see her in our commu