Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21
NEWS Nor~s or BOUNTY LAND.
Marriage of Douty Land Young Lady
and Augusta Physician,

Mrs. John Archer, Of Spartanburg, is
on visit to her sister, Mrs. J. d..
McMahan.
! Miss Lura Perritt, Of Augusta, Ga,
arrived in the community Saturday
! t. spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Perritt.
Miss Cora Hubbard, Of Columbia,
is with home folks until after the
Christmas holidays.
The Bounty Land Improvement AS
sociation held it's first meeting since
reorganization last Friday afternoon,
and the following program was rem
dered: First, talk by Mrs. ID. A.
'Perritt on How Christmas was Oh
served Fifty Years Ago" Next ca nc
Il talk on How Christmas Is Sp,n:
in the Present Age" by Miss Matte
Sue Marett. Then NOW Christmas
Should be Observed" by Mrs. Jas> r
Dovle. A reading by Miss Ellen
Crumpton and Il recitation on Christ
mas, by Master Rochester. Misses
Ballenger and McMahan served deli
cious hot tea and sandwiches, which
added pleasure to the occasion.
win Blackwell of Reidville. y.
c., is a guest IN the home of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. J. P. Blackwell.
|
NJ. S. Of Rock Springs church Suu-
day afternoon After the election of
officers for the coming year delight
full sandwiches. cake and black cof-
fee we're served
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hughs and
| little son, Of Walhalla, were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hughs.
Rev. |. e. Wallace was heartily
pounded" by his Richland congre-
cation on Sunday morning. This is
merely deserved expression Of the
feeling that has existed for some
time in the hearts Of the Richiand
people, who only wish the pounding
could have been more severely ad
ministered.
An announcement which will be Of
interest to many is that OF the mar
riage, on Friday, the 10th, Of Miss
Mary Susan Doyle and Dr.. Edgar X.
'Pund, Of Augusta, Ga, Rev. Dr.. Sc
vier, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Of Augusta, officiating. The
bride Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Doyle, of this community, and
is a graduate utTse. The groom is a
promising yonuG physician of Angus
ta and holds position In the Uni
versity Hospital Of that city as in
structur in anatomy. The marriage
took Place In the home Of DR.. Sevler
and was Witnessed by only few rel
atives Of the contracting parties. At
ter the ceremony the bride and
groom lett tnr Charleston. Dr.. and
Mrs. IUnd viii make their home in
Augus'a.
Mrs /. =, blackwell and children
will leave Thursday for Asheville. N.
c., where ;he| will visit relatives
during the holidays.
Miss Ethel George delightfully."- en-
tertainad quite a number of the
young people Of the vicinity Friday
evening at . "tac}cy" party.
We are fAqU1ated to say that a
gunless rabbit hunt will he one of
the delights OF the Christmas season.
The hUuiiGg party will meet at Rich
woe uutu the rabbit that ventures
from l. IS Hurr0w anywhere in the vi
cinity Oi Nichland on that day.
Elber} Bottoms and several of his
children Nayc been quite i'll for sew,
eral DAY past, but are improving
Fostcr ovens has been a sufferer
from Hcmc form Of indigestion for
nearly i"u weeks. We hope the little
fellow VIII soon be able to return to
school.
Misses olive Lynch and Willie Nc
Donald, Of Winthrop, are expected
Thursday to spend Christmas with
homefolks.
Mrs. J. D. McMahan and daughter
Miss Carrie, will shop in Anderson
to-day.
Mrs. D. A. Perritt was hostess 10
the community ladies and the Boun-
ty Land teachers on Friday after
noon, Dec. 9th. Old Testament ref
erences to missionary work were
read and discussed, then "Nearer,
My God, to Thee" was sung to the
tune Of "Junita," after which a deli
cious and varied sandwich course,
hot chocolate, was served, the host
ess being assisted by Mrs. Richard
Marett, Miss Sue Marett and little
Miss Lucy Beth Mcdonald. This was
a most delightful meeting Of our
circle, and before adjournment H.
was decided to call the get-together
party the "Gypsy Smith Circle"
since it Is non-denominationa and
to meet on the first Friday OF each
month. Mrs. w. e. Woolbright ex-
tended an invitation for the January
meeting, and pleasant entertain
ment is looked forward to.
Walhalla Circuit Appointments.
First Sundays-Salem, II a. m. !;
Whltmore, p. m.
Second Sundays-Zion II a. m.
| Third Sundays-Old Pickens. a.