Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-10

--Garwood Jaynes returned Mon
day from Washington, D. c., where
he had been for several month, with
his uncle, w. B. Jaynes, Esq
The regular meeting Of tn, Paul
Hayne Circle will be held wltf Mrs.
B. +. Sloan on FRIDAY Of this week,
Aug. 18th. at 5 o'clock p. m
Come on Friday or Saturday
and look over our line of ,cisthing
samples. Mr.. Wearn, the Globe Tail
oring. Co. man, will be in charge. G.
w. & j. e. Bauknight.-adv.
Miss Essie Macaulay and MIR. and
Mrs. John Rollins, Of Woodruff, are
visiting at the homes Of Mrs. Hettie
Macaulay and Mrs. S. VI. Kilgore.
Miss Mary Strange and Miss
Grant, Of Baldwin, Ga, are visiting
the formers aunts, Mrs. NJ. T. llughs
of Walhalla, and Mrs. e. Gillison, OF
West Union.
Mrs. Jack Darby, accompanied
by Miss Pauline Steck, spent several
days last week in Atlanta, where Mrs.
Darby went TO make her selection Of
fall millinery.
--latest style small cabinet Ed;-
son machine, only $50. Norman's
Drug store. The best sc. cigar since
The war.--ady.
Miss Cora Whitman and Homer
Lee. Of Madison, were happily mar
ried on Sunday, July 31st, at the
residence Of the ofllc'ating minister.
Rev. l.. b. Norton, Of Walhalla. The
young couple have the best wishes
OF many friends.
-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. c. Keil, OF
Charleston. and their young son,
George Henry, are spending month
with the formers mother, Mrs. NJ. J =.
Keil, near town. Mrs. G. G.. Keil, be-
fore her marriage, was Miss Julia
tBendt. and visited here on several
occasions.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Shull and
Master Francis Shull Of Greenville,
were recent visitors at the home Of
Mrs. ShulIs mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Keil,
near town. Mrs. Shull was accom-
panied home on her return by Misses
Lois and Madeline Dilworth and Miss
Grace Alexander, Of near town, who
will be guests of Mrs. Shull at her
home on Tindal avenue for ten days
or more.
See our window Of shirts. Our
entire stock of dress shirts, worth
from $3.50 to $500, to close out at
$1.50. c., w. & J. E. Baukniyht. -
adv. -!~s.,II,.--
Don't forget tomorrow CThurs-
day. morning, the union Sunday
school picnic. Every Sunday school
is urge to have its full number at
Darby's filling station at $50 a. m
Bring your car if you have one; if
not. come anyhow. Ample transpor,
tation will be provided for all. BE
sure and bring well-hlled baskets
Everybody boost the Sunday schoo
picnic, and let's make this gala
day for both young and old.
~ number of WalhaIla people
enjoyed the charming hospitality OF
The Misses Stribling, at their sum
mer home at Whitewater, the past
weekend. Those invited to compose
this pleasant party were Misses Ethel
Counts, Emmie Ansel, Eloisc Stro
ther, jamie Harrison, Alice Strong
Eunice Macaulay; Messrs. Lewis Har.
rison, J. c. Ramplcy, Jas. f. Neville
Mack Neville, Norton Striblng, G.
McMahan and Mr.. Perrin. The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Stribling, Of Greenville.
DIR. B. f. Sloan attended the
funeral Of his aunt, Miss Eugenia r
Maxwell, who died last week at thu
home Of her brother. James II. Max
well, Of Grecnyilic. The funeral wa!
held at the Baptist church at Pendle
ton Thursday morning, the intermen
being made at Pendleton. Rev. DR.
Quick, Of Greenville. conducted tn,
services at the church and grave. 4
large cOncoursc Of sorr0wing rela
tives and friends were present, as tn.
deceased was widely connected ant
well known throughout the uppe
section Of the State. There are man,
rela tives in Oconee to mourn tn
passing Of this good lady.
Mrs. G.. w. Reid, assisted by he
| sister. Mrs. II. II. EIughs. delightful,