Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-18


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Miss Rose May Busch is in Spar
tanburg visiting her cousin, Mrs. r.
r. Hartness. While there she az
tended the May Festival.
There will be services Sunday
morning next at II o'clock at St.
Johns Episcopal church. On Satur-
day, May 2lst, at i.30 p. M, there
will be Il children's service conducted
by the rector, Rev. Guy Frazier. The
public is cordially invited to attend
all services at the Episcopal church.
We have about so pairs Scout
shoes, sizes from 8 to II, to close
at $3.50. They are fine for plow
shoes. c. w. & J. r. Bauknight.-
adv.
Manager Jas. Wilson announces
that Edith Roberts, in "rhe Unknown
Wife," the special attraction which
was booked for The Star Theatre for
last Thursday, will he the feature of
tomorrow CThursday) nights pro-
gram. Owing to some disarrange-
ment in the film service this attrac-
ton failed to reach Walhalla for last
Thursday. '"Thc White Circle" has
been booked as Il special feature for
Thursday, May p. 1t is Il Maurice
Fourncur picture Of exciting action
and colorful background The plot
centres around Il London banker. who
attempts to escape with the funds
Of an Italian secret society. The story
abounds in love and adventure. AMI
rs it is 4 Paramount -Artcraft pro
duclI>n the patrons Of The Star will
not be disappointed in seeing il.
Pretty Janice Wilson is the heroine
and Spottiswcod Aitlien, Wesley
Barry and Jack Gilbert are in the
cast.
YOU have had trouble with your
battery, but it was not a Willard. One
Willard will end your battery trou-
blcs. IIughs Garage, Walhalla.-adv
We have been requested to an
nouncc that Sunday school in all the
churches will be held as usual, at 10
o'clock, next Sunday. The COM
ditorium, will be preached at 11.l5,
and there will be plenty of time for
the children attending Sunday school
to reach the auditorium in time for
1,n h;ol> ,,,;l 1>< xl,1!, y
by Dr.. ID. NJ. Douglas, president OF
the Presbyterian College at Clinton.
4 most cordial invitation is extend
ed to the people Of all denomina-
tions, not only in Walhalla, but in
the community at large. to attend
the special service at the auditorium.
ALL makes sIcndard sewing ma
chine needles at Moss & Ansel's, Wal
halla.--adv.-2
A marriage that came as Il pleas
ant surprise to many in Walhalla
took plce last Monday afternoon, May
!6. when Miss Eunicc Grant. OF Wal
halla. and J. y. sharp. Of Sandy
Springs. were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage. Rev. e. p
Taylor. pastor of the bride, perform
ing the ceremony. The bride is d
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. A.
Grant and has hosts of friends who
will join with The Courier in ex-
tending the best of all good wishes
for future happiness. The c0ngratu-
latiOnS Of all go to the groom in his
good fortnue in whining the heart
and hand Of this charming young
woman.
--Othc"s have been tried and
found wanting. The Willard battery
never fails. Hughs Garage, Walhal.
la.-ady.
--Gaffney Ledger: Exceptional
interest attaches to the announce
mcnt, made Thursday, Of the engage
mcnt Of Miss Ethel Hopkins to S. c.
Stribling. Miss Hopkins is Win
throp graduate, and by her grace Of
heart and mind has cndeared her.
self TO friends throughout the coun
ty. she is Il daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Hopkins, Of Fountain Inn.
and il niece Of Dr. Ramsey, president
OF Grccnvillc Woman'S College, and
has been county demonstrator for
Cherokee since the marriage OF Miss
llambright. Than Mr.. Stribling there
is no more popular young man in
the county. Coming to Gaffncy sew
cral years ago from Richland. he at