Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-07

wife. child or sweetheart at Bells.
- adv. ~
Rev H. B. Hardy, pastor, re-
quests us to announce that there will
be preaching at Rock Springs church,
Richland. next Sunday m6rning at
Ills o'clock, and at the Fairviaw
church Sunday afternoon at 3 p. M.
A full attendance OF the memberships
ot these chu"rno' and the people OF
the communities IS desired.
The best assortment of good
shoes to be had in the county are on
display at j. II. Alleys West Union.
S. C.-adv.-49-52.
The ladies of the Walhal,a
Methodist church will serve dinner
on Saturday, Dec. 10th, from IL TO
2 o'clock, at the old Norman stand
on Main street. II you want a good
dinner call on them. The price Gf
the dinner, with dessert, will be so
cents. Don't forget Saturday and
take your dinner with these good
ladies. homemade candies and fancy
work will also be on sale.
See Nr. crank Harrison, at the
Norman Dry Goods Store, for pretty
ties, handkerchiefs, hosiery, umbral-
las, bed room slippers, bath robes,
towels, rugs, curtains, scarfS, skir'.S,
waists. coats. pretty lot glassware,
crOckery, aluminium dry goods, mil
linery, shoes and clothing. Norman'S s
Dry Goods Store, Walhalla.--adv.
Bishop X. G. Finley, Of Colum-
bia, who is now actively in charge Of
the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South
Carolina, will hold services in St.
Johns Episcopal church, Walhalla.
on next Sunday evening, Dec. 1:h,
at 40 o'clock. Bishop Finley is we'll
known to the people Of Walhalla and
has many warm friends here who
will be :,3!::;: Of another opportunity
of meeting and hearing him again.
Gait at Bells for candy, toys,
silver and ivory and leather goods,
baskets, lamps. ctc.--adv.
We are in receipt Of the follow
ing Invitation. in which there many
in OcOnce who will feel an interest:
"Mr. and Mrs. Campbell p. Lawrence
request the pleasure Of your COM
pany at the marriage Of their sister.
Miss Eugenia Lawrence, to Mr.. len
nings S. Edmonds on Thursday even
ing, December eighth. at 7 o'clock.
At home near Glover, South Caro-
lima"
ALL kinds of feedstuffs for man
and beast. J. Fl. Alley, West Union,
S. C.-ady.-49-52.
Married, in Dec. lSt, at the home
Of the officiating minister, Rev L. NJ.
LYDIA, Of Walhalla, Miss Beulah Kea-
ton, Of Walhalla. and Jack S. Steele,
Of Detroit, Mich. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Kea-
ton, Of Walhalla. The groom is at
present connected with the State
highway construction work in this
section. We join with others in ex-
tending every good wish to the young
couple.
For Sale-High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla.
S. C.--adv.-43-tf.
-Messrs G.. 3. Ncwmeyer and e
Hackman will lecture at the Seventh
Day Adventist church, West Union
on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week tto-day and to-morrowj. Ste
reopticon slides will be used with the
lectures. Services begin at Z p. III.
The subject for next Sunday night
will be: GLOW Can God Declare a
Man Righteous Who is Not Right
eous?" A cordial invitation is cx-
tended to all.
Wanted - 1000 bushels peas.
Will pay highest cash price. West
Union Oil Mill.-adv..
Married. at the home Of the
bride. near Walhalla, on Dec. 4th, at
I p. m., Miss Ionic Cantrell and ,Lu-
ther Hilbert, the groom being ma
tiye Of Arkansas. The bride is n
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Cantrell, Of
near Walhalla. Mr.. HILBERT is at
present connected with the State
highway construction work. Friends
Of the young couple will join with us
in wishing the young couple every
happiness. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA, Of Wal
halla.
DE sure and get our exchange
on meal and acid for cotton seed.
West Union Oil Mill.--adv.
On Monday afternoon, Nov. 81,
Miss Frances Earle entertained at a
lovely rook party in honor Of Miss
Macaulay. The reception hall
and living room were beautifully
with handsome white chrysanthe-
NUNS. After several exciting games
Mrs. Arthur Brown was given love
ly Madeira handkerchief for highest
score. while the consolation prize, a
dainty powder puff, was given to Mrs.
Dlu.I Bieman.n. The fair honoree was
given a lovely set Of towels. About
twenty guests enjoyed Miss Earle's
At the close Of the after
noon Miss Earle, assisted by her Sis
ter. Mrs. Busby, served a delightful
sweet course.
1t will pay you to buy your -four
at J. II. Alleys. We keep all kinds =
and we are selling the best patent at
$40 barrel. J. II. Alley. West I'm
ion. S. C.-adV.-l9-52