Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
WALHALIA, >. g.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 2t, 1921.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Rosa Galloway, of Miami,
Fla, stopped over for a few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a.
Norman. after Il visit to her brother,
v l.. Norman. at Concord, \. G.
Master Marvin Smith, son Of MIR.
and MES. d. \. Smith, is on the sick
list this week. he having been forced
10 abandon ms studies at school by
reason Of an attack Of diphthcria He
is not seriously sick however. and
hopes soon to be back at his school
work.
We are requested to announce
that the subject Of the sermon next
Sunday night at the Firs: Baptist
church will be "Tho Sin of Gossop-
ping" Pastor langston is very anx-
ious that large congregation be
present. The service will be at 8
O'Clock.
Miss Alice Strong has returned
TO Flora Mcdonald College. at Red
Springs. y. c., where she will resume
her duties as a member Of the facul-
ty. Miss Cora Strong has also left
Walhalla, going to the North Caro-
lima State Normal College. Green's
boro, where she holds the chair of
mathematics.
MIR. and Mrs Geo II. Briggs are
now residents Of Walhalla, having
moved into the Dendy cottage on
Faculty llill. They have been occu-
Dying rooms at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. w Grubbs. in Midway, since
coming to Oconce. We are glad to
have them as citizens Of our town in
reality.
We wish to again urge all those
sending in communications fol pub
lication in The Courier TO kindly
sign their names to their articles.
Your name will not be used. but we
require to know who sends in conf
municatiOns. Also. kindly address
all communications to The Keowee
Courier. In that way we are certain
to receive whatever is sent us, and
we cannot be so certain when arti-
clcs are addressed otherwise.
Louis Lay, Of Walhalla Route 2,
is attending tho Sweeney Automobile
and Tractor School at Kansas City,
Mo-, having entered for the COM
plete automobile and tractor course,
and on graduation he will receive
the degree Of Certified Automotive
Mechanic. Young Mr.. Lay is son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Lay and has
many friends. who will join with us
in the wish that he may enjoy high
success in prosecuting his course
---Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Hughes re-
turned to Walhalla last week. after
spending two weeks in Baltimore
during which time Mrs. Hughes was
in the Johns-Hopkins Hospital under
nj I wi bn
learned with pleasure by her many
friends that 1t is now hoped that she
will recover without the aid Of an
operation, which was anticipated at
the time she was taken to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes stopped over in
Gu ccnVille on their way home to visit
relatives OF Mrs. Hughes for a few
days. She is able to be up and about
the homo to a limited extent
There has been a real exodus OF
young people from Walhallr during
the past week. the following having
left for the various institutions, in
addition to those already noted in
these columns: Misses Frances and
Edith Carter. Caro- PrObst, Nell Wick
fme. Eugenia Moss. Caroline Ansel.
Eunice White. Lille Hall. Winthrop
College, Rock Hill: Miss Margaret
Wickliffc. Anderson College: Miss
Celeste Wicklitfc. Limestone College,
Gafney: Miss Elizabeth Stribling,
tlora Mcdonald College. Red Springs.
\. c.: Miss Kathleen Barton. Lander
college, Greenwood; Willie Stribling.
Joe Moss. Jos. Norton. George Sea-
born, Jas. Alexander. Clemson Col
lcGc, Kirby C0vingt0n, WOfford Col
lcgc. Spartanburg; Broadus Thomp-
son. Ellison Smith and John Burns.
South Carolina University. Columbia.
There are many who will learn
Wllh sincere regret OF the death Of
Dr. w. w. Daniel, which occurred
at his home in Kingstrcc. s. c., last
Monday. DR.. Daniel had been in
railing health for some time: in fact,
IT was due to this cause that he was
lorccd to give up the presidency Of
me Methodist College in Columbia.
',nt l)r. Daniel was unwilling to re-
tlfc from active service in his church
ana returned to the ministerial work,
Keeling that he could continue 10
serve in that capacity. Rut the work
was TOO great there also. and for
long time past he had been forced.
after almost every preaching service,
TO retire to his bed, often remaining
Tor Il day or more at q time. He was
an earnest, tirelcSs, Jealous worker
for the Master, and it was his desire
Ito die in harness." which no did
for he continued his ministerial work