Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-11

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Mrs. w. NJ. Brown.
Lost - String Of pearls, some
| whore on streets of Walhalla. Finder
| please retnrn to Courier Office and
| receive reward.-adv.-+
The Parsonage Aid Society
quilting, Walhalla Methodist church,
has been postponed, but the society
will meet Thursday (to-morrow)
afternoon at $50 o'clock with Mrs.
a. r. Crisp.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a reunion at W.
j. Huskamp'S OH the 20'h of May
to celebrate the seth birthday Of
Mrs. e. J. Morgan. All friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
Mrs. Cleveland Mckenzie, of
Ashevillc, y. c., has been spending
few days in Walhalla with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Alexander.
She was joined Sunday by Mr.. Nc
kenize, who spent the weekend
here.
Married, on Sunday, May Sth,
Miss Zonie Kelley and Frank Reid.
both OF Wahalla. The young couple
have the good wishes of a host of
friends. The ceremony was perform
ed by James II. IIunnicutt, notary
public.
Sand" the illiteracy play, will
be presented at the Seneca High
School Auditorium on Friday even
ing, May 18th, at s o'clock. The pro-
cecds will go to the support Of an
| organizer of adult school for illil-
crates in Oconce county.
Miss Eva Cleveland, of Bridge
MORT Conn StnnDpi nynr IN Wal
halla with MIR. and Mrs. w. a. Grant
the pas! week. she was on her way
to visit relatives at Highlands, ~
| c.. where she will remain until June
lst. when she will return to her homc
in bridgeport.
- Prof. W. 5. Morrison, Of Glenn
| son College. will be at the Salem
Methodist church on Sunday after
noon. May 10Th, at $50 o'clock and
will deliver an address on Chris
tian EducatiOn." On Sunday, May
22d. Prof. Morrison will speak at
Double Springs. The public is cor
daily invited to attend both these
lectures.
Sam Bcarden, Of near Richland.
is again carrying his watch, which
he found Il few days ago in the field
where he lost it while at work in
the fall Of 1919. The watch was
plowcd under and stayed in the
ground for eighteen months. 1t looks
to be in as good condition and runs
as we'll as it did at the time 1t was
lost The watch is an Elgin, fifteen
jewel movement. the works being
"hOuscd" in 20-year gold filled
case.
1t will be decidedly to the ad-
vantage OF all to purchase season
tickets for the Redpath Chautauqua,
Walhalla, May 26th to 31st, inclu-
sive. The price of the season tickets
is $2.75. Some Of the single attrac-
| tons cost almost half the price of
season ticket. Get your tickets as
soon as they are put on sale. B. +.
Armstrong, the 2l-day advance agent
| for the ChautauQun, was in Walhalla
| last week, and he assures us that tie
1921 Chautauqua program is better,
| if possible, than was the 1920 pp-
gram. '''-
Frank Pettys home in the Oah
! Grove section was totally destroyed
by fire last Monday morning. Mr.,
| Petty was in Walhalla at the time
! Of the blaze, only his wife and chill
| drcn being at the house. Nothing
was saved from the building, and no
insurance was carried. The family
were getting ready to move into a
new home. which Mr.. Petty had just
erected, but nothing had been moved
| to the new place when the fire oc-
Cured. The loss in household goods
and provisions was considerable, as
Mrs. Petty and the children were
unable to do anything toward saw
| ing things from the building after
| the flames were first noticed.
considering the great and effcc-
| tive work that has already been ac-
complished by the Salvation Army,
| and realizing the increasing burden
| and demand for extended services,
Walhalla has been asked to raise a
| reasonable sum Of money for the
| maintenance of this work On Sat
urday, May 2lst, an intensive appeal
| will be made to the people of Wal
halla, and, depending upon the
unique interest for this great and
most worthy cause. it is expected
| that the response will be most graf
| flying. We need the Salvation Army
a duty and a privilege Of every citi-
zen. who is able to contribute. to
| come to the rescue Of this most wor-
| thy cause.
| The Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Walhalla Presbyterian church held
Il reception in the church parlors
last Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Frances Stribling. the beloved
| missionary to China, who went TO
the mission field from this church.
An entertaining and impressive pro-
gram had been arranged. There we're
vocal selections by McSdamcS Cur
ncy and Julian Dcndy. which we're
beautifully rendered. \ pageant
was presented by the boys ana girls
| Of the Junior department of the