Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-31
FROM CoNERoss AND VICINITY.
Visitors from Minnesota Make Trip
by Car-Protracted Services.

Coneross, Aug. 29-Special: Profs
Leach, H. D. Barker and Larson, OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, were welcome
visitors at the home Of the Barker
family here recently. All Of these
young men are bright and interest
ing, all being professors in the Uni
versity of Minnesota. They arrived
in Walhalla Saturday and are stop
| ping with Prof. Barker's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Barker. They report
! very pleasant trip out here, having
come through in a touring car and
stopping over at such points as sug-
gested, by scenery and availability,
the enjoyments Of camping out. They
will be in these parts for several
weeks.
Mrs. Ira Holden, Of Clayton, Ga,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Barker, Of
Walhalla, were also recent visitors
at the Barker home. Edwin Barker
and wife will leave Thursday for the
lower part Of the State, where they
will take up their school work-Mr
Barker as principal and his wife as
one Of the assistants.
Let all Of the Coneross church
members remember the regular
prayer meeting services at the church
on Thursday night at $50. The
prayer meeting will continue Friday
and Saturday nights also, prepara-
tnr
will begin here next Sunday morning
and continue through the following
week, unless other arrangements are
made. Rev. Jas. S. Graham, Of Green
vile, will conduct the meeting. Mr..
Graham comes to us highly recon-
mended as preacher Of power and
ability. and we are looking forward
with high hopes Of his being our
future pastor. Mr.. Graham preached
yesterday and baptized at the First
Westminster church. Several of our
church members attended the SER
vices and were very much impressed
with Rev. Graham. First Westmin-
ster is also without pastor since the
resignation Of Rev. j. G.. Martin as
pastor of the two churches. We at
Coneross are hoping to unite with
L.Es' We, ln.u5ter or some other live
y@nEu ao@ form field and secure a
Ele'd pastor in the near future. We
invite everybody to attend the pro-
,la..ou services next week, beginning
the first Sunday, Sept 4th.
Miss jamie Alexander is spending
few days with Miss Katie Abbott,
Of Westminster.
Cliff Hunnicutt and wife, of West
minister, were recent spend-the-day
guests Of his brother, S. NJ. Hunnf-
cutt
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Barker are at
the home Of Mr.. Barker here this
week, after having spent the greater
part Of last week with relatives in
Neo~~iH. "hcy will probably in the
ncor fuur2 make their home near
WHelsnirs>cr,
Alas Mauda Gleland, Of Westmin-
s.@E. vas IN this community recently
visiting among relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Alexander. Miss
Annie Alexander and Mrs. Bette AL
exander were entertained most de-
lightfully at the home Of Mrs. Cora
Dilworth, Of Westminster. last week. |
Misses Oracle and Lena Abbott, Of
near here, were recent guests OF their |
grandmother, Mrs. w. q. Blanchett,
Of Rocky Knoll.
Miss Marion Richardson spent last !
week with her uncle, S. NJ. Hunni-
cutt. She and her grandfather, Mr..
Richardson, will move to Seneca soon. +!
Miss Annie Alexander spent sew
eral days with friends in Westmin-
ster last week.
H. II. Duncan was with friends in |
the South Union community satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. Of Bolton, spent
some time this week with Jesse King
here. They spent Monday at the tun-
mel.
Bruce BreaZeale, Of Dallas, Texas. |
was welcome visitor at the home Of |
his friend, w. O. Alexander, for n |
short while last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius King, of Sen
eca, were guests last week Of friends !
in this community.
Fourteen Of our B. Y. p. u. men,
bers attended social at the hospita-