Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-07-13

veteran with military record OF
distinction. Both are noble-minded
and Christian young people, OF whom
their community and church are
proud, and to whom are cordially ex-
tended the congratulations and sin.
cere good wishes OF the entire com
munity. May this first happy day
lcngthen into a long life OF happiness
such as is earth's type OF heavens
eternity.
&C G. Jaynes spent several days
this week in Atlanta OH business. lie
is expected back to-day.
Married, on Sunday, June 10th,
Miss Emily Crumpton and Gaillard
Iusk. The ceremony was performed
by J. II. Ilunnicutt, notary public.
The young people have the best IF
wishes OF numerous friends.
Mrs. NJ. n. Smith and litle
daughter, who have Leen visiting
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Fant, left Monday for Mississippi.
to join Mr.. Smith, who has accepted
position in the State Agricultural
College Of Mississippi
Luther Rogers and two daugh
ters, Misses l'losSie and Florence,
were recent visitors at the home of
J. S. Cannon. Of Salem. They ware
entertained during their stay by Miss
Emma Barnes and brother Floyd.
Melton and Brack Lusk, Clarence and
Miss Clara LuSk. and Misses Sophia
and Adah Cannon
---"Dollar Day" at Anderson to-
morrow tThursday). See advertise
mcnt on firth page and take advan-
tagc Of this opportunity. Practically
every store in Anderson is -oprrat-
ing in this "DOllar Day" movement.
which is merely Il united effort on
the part Of the merchants to give Tive
very greatest values possible for each
and every dollar spent with them.
--Wc are requested to announce
that there will be Il reunion at ,hc
home Of Miles Morgan. on Kcowcc
river. July 26th. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend and take the
Gust stomary wcll-filled baskets. The
Reunion is in celebration of the lN-
niversary Of the birth Of Mrs. Mar
tina Vollrath. now we'll past 50 years
OF age. and the reunion is for the
Vollrath and Morgan families.
1t will be good news to many
people in all parts Of the county to
learn that the County Highway Com
mission yesterday authorized the
construction Of the new road lead
ing from Walhalla to Mountain Rest
and beyond, a distance Of something
like eleven miles. This will connect
with the highway work above maxi
ing effective the good work done on
the upper end Of the road leading
to Highlands. The gap Of bad road
between Walhalla and tao newly
constructed road into Nortn Carollr
has been "thurn in the tlcSh' OF
no inconsldcrab.e portion Of tn, pub
H. CT OcCnee for some time, and the
decision of the Commission will be
hailed with delight. 1t is estimated
that this road, completed, will cost
about $4,000.
An occasion Of unusual interest
in Walhalla was that Of the golden
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Strother, on July II. Those
attending this happy occasion were
ston; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Williams,
Ol ituSuSlu, va, hhihiS o'io-
thcr Watson, Of Thompson, Ga; Dr.
and Mrs. C. p. Corn, Of Johnston;
r. d. Wright and Miss TroXellc
Wright, Of Newbcrry; Williams
Wclch, Of Washington. d c.; Dr.. and
Mrs. J. Nv. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II.
Darby and family and Miss Eloisc
Strother. of Walhalla. Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Strother were married July
lth. 1871. There were about two
dozen seated at the tables for din
ncr The centerpieces for the tables
were Il beautiful wedding cake with
lighted candles and large basket
of yellow and white flowers, both
gifts from friends, for the occasion.
At each place was found Il place card
for each guest, and a favor. a yellow
rose. containing yellow bon-bons. An
elaborate course dinner was served,
the color scheme Of yellow and white
being carried out in detail A fea
ture Of the occasion was the regis
tering Of the names in the wedding
book" Many attractive and dainty
trays were sent in during the day,
also many handsome gifts and greet
ing cards from friends and relatives,
and many called to express sincere
congratulations and good wishes to
the bride and groom Of fifty years.
GIRLS! WHITEN SKIN
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