Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21
Columbia Hot Shot batteries at
= 90 each Whitmira- Maratt Hard

IOiuWuld f1Ot SHOt DattorleS g
$500 each. Whitmire-Marett Hard
ware Co, Walhalla.-adv.
"The Frisky Mrs. Johnson" fea.
turing Billie Burke, will be the at
traction at The Star Theatre, Wal
halla. tomorrow (Thursday), Dec
22d. This is a very attractive picture
and one Of the best Of the new Para
mont features Be sure to see 1t.
Through the untiring efforts OF
the Civic League superb minstrel
has been booked for this evening al
the Walhalla High School Auditor.
ium. II you miss 1t you're going to
be sorry because it Is going to be the
talk Of the town for the next six
months.
Miss the flu and the measles if
you can, but don't miss the minstrel
show tonight. A chance of a life
time to see an all-star Nst Of up-to-
date, live-wire black-faced come
dians, fifteen strong. This show has
never visited so small a city as Wal
halla and may never come again. Adj
mission only 20 and 35c.
We have plenty Of those goo,l
Enterprise sausage mills. j. II. AL
ley, West Union, S. C.--adv.-49-52.
There will be a Christmas tree
and appropriate exercises at Rocky
Knoll church next Saturday, Dec. "a ),
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. An in
teresting program is being prepared.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend his service.
The West Union R.S.I.A will
give an entertainment at the school
house on Friday, Dec 30th. begin
ming at 7 o'clock. Cake, cocoa and
other refreshments will be for sale
The proceeds Of the evenings enter
,ainment will go for school improve
mcnts. The public is cordially i'll
vitcd to attend
Joseph G. Neville, of Atlanta.
spent several days last week with rel
ativcs and friends in Walhalla. MIR.
Neville. who is one Of the Old-timc
citizens OF WalhaIla. having lived
here for many years, is always 4
welcome visitor here. lie is now 9"
years of age, but could easily pass
for twenty years younger. He is en-
j0ying the best Of health and gets
about as well as most men OF 60 or
G5 years.
1t will pay you to buy your -four
at J. RI. Alleys. We keep all kinds. -
and we are selling the best patent at
$50 barrel. J. II. Alley, West Tn
ion, S. C.--adV.-4 1852.
III. a. Harris. Of Ninety-Six, was
among friends in Walhalla for
short while last Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Harris held position with
the Blue Ridge railroad here for a
time and made many friends among
our people during his brief stay. He
is at present engaged in railroad
work at Pacolet, but has his home
established at Ninety-Six.
-Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Holder, Of
Dacoma. Okla, arrived in Walhalla
Monday last and will make their
home here for the future. They have
many friends here who will welcome
them back, Mr.. Holder having visit
ed here on several occasions and his
wife having lived here for number
Of years before their marriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Holder hope to be able to
secure suitable lot on which to
build a home in the near future. For
the present they hope to secure Il
small cottage or rent rooms until
their plans can be matured.
Miss Ethel Counts. Home Dem
DnstratiOn Agent for Oconee. will
eave tomorrow (Thursday) for her
home at Prosperity, where she will
spend the Christmas holidays, after
which she will go 10 Rock Hill, where.
with the other home demonstration
workers Of the State, she will be en-
gagged for about three weeks plan
ming the extensive work for 1922.
Miss Counts is deScrvedly very popu-
lar in Oconce, and there are many
IN every section Of the county who
will join with The Courier in wish
ng her most joyous Christmas and
happy New Year.
-RubMyTism, a pain killer.---ad
Mrs. w. D. Moss entertained the
OAR. Chapter most pleasantly at
It's November meeting, the rgen-,
Mrs. Pitchford, presiding. Readings
)y Mrs. Harry HughS and Mrs. Jack
Werner and paper by Mrs. c.. w.
were enjoyed. Mrs. Hayne
Jones sang sweetly an appropriat,
solo. Mrs. Hankinson and Miss Moore
rom the Tamassee school, were pres
,nt. They, with Mrs. Uptuegraft, the
mother Of Mrs. Jack Werner, were
Welcome visitors. The Tamassee rep
had for exhibit many ar
iclcs. the handiwork of the pupils
If Tamassee school. After the bust
less session the hostess served an
elaborate salad course with coffee.
Friends here of the prospective
groom were pleasantly surprised the
after part OF last week to receive
he following. invitations: "Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Davidson request the hon
,r Of your presence at the marriage
If their daughter. Carryc- Deane, TO
,Ir. William Benjamin Bell, on Well |
lcsday, Dec. 2S, 1921, at their resi-
lcncc. p. m, Ozark, Ark. At home