Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-28
CONEROSS AND COMMUNITY.
Church Affairs and Personal Items
OF Local Interest.

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societies at Coneross on next sun
day evening, beginning at 73O
O'Clock. The State Mission progam
! will be carried out as follows:
I. Devotional by w. NJ. S.
2. Program OF the Y. w. As as
| follows:
Song, Jesus Calls U.s."
Scriptur" topics given by the Y.
W. As on keeping the Sabbath day
holy.
Prayer.
A talk, Making South Carolina
Christians by the president of the
W. VI. s., Mrs. J. p. Armstrong.
Special music by Misses COdye AL
cxandcr, Beulah Barker, Nina Alb
bott and Lena Abbott
Recitation, "Giving Away" Miss
Jessie Barker.
Study course in state Missions by
the following:
ta) Why attend a Baptist school?
Miss Minnie Barker.
CD What form Of State Mission
work appeals to Y. w. AS? Miss
jamie Alexander
Co What form Of State Mission
work appeals to G.. AS? Miss Nina
Abbott.
tdD what is settlement work?
Miss Lcttic Barker.
CO.. Where should we have good
will center. and why? Miss Pearl
!lunSingcr.
(D How help STATE Missions in
home town or country? Miss Ora
Arvc
Hymn, "I'll Go Anywhere"
Reading Of message from state
Mission superintendent Of AuXiliar-
les. by Miss Lena Abbott
Prayer that every Auxiliary mem
hcr may more clearly see her oppor-
tmnitY for service. "Scntcncc prayer
by the Y. w. As.
>. Program Of the G.. AS as fol
lows:
IIymn, 20, Zion, Haste" by the
G.. AS.
Scripture topics given by the G..
y. $ on "Joy."
Concert prayer by the G. AS.
Recitation, ''lf | would win" Miss
Laura Mae Alexander.
LYNN, 20 Zion. Haste" by the G.
AS.
Recitation, "Moulding," Miss Flor
inc Abbott.
Ill bcu.
lngathcl ing Of special gifts Miss
ThOdc Abbott, Miss Frances Cobb.
Prayer.
/. short program by the Royal
Ambassadors
>. An interesting exercise by the
Sunbcams. which alone should ell
trrtain the audience
We urge every member Of all Of
10 h,,
cnl and invite everybody that wish
to attend and enjoy the programs
that will be rendered.
Mrs. Emma Smith and son, Of
Spartanburg, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd and
family, Of this community.
Rev. j. j. Graham and family, of
Charleston. who have been spending
the past few months with relatives
in different communities in this part
Of the country, were with the for
mer's brother, Haskell Graham, here
last week They left 'or their home
in Charleston last Thursday, stop
ping over in Grecnville and Ander-
son on their way dOwn-State.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Alexander and
Miss Ada Keith were recent visitors
at the Long Creek Academy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H.W. Byrd. Of Green
vile. were welcome guests Of the
formers brother, +. w. Byrd, Of this
community recently. They were ac-
cOmpanied IVY Mr.. Byrd's sister, Mrs.
ROXie Childers. also OF Greenviile
On account Of the cloudy weather
last night, the B.Y.P.U. was not as
largely attended as we expected, and
Iotr 90
Walhalla, failed to reach here. At
the close Of the program there were
sixteen B.Y.P.U. diplomas delivered
by our president. Those receiving the
diplomas were w. r. Alexander, Wal
ter Duckworth. p. X. Barker and S.
+. Johnson. Misses jamie Alexander,
Nina Abbott. Beulah Barker, Ora
Arvc. Lena Abbott, Jessie Barker,
Codyc Alexander. Thode Abbott, Min
nic Barker, Pearl iIunsinger. Flor
ina Abbott and Lettie Barker.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. II. Raines. of the
Long Creek Academy, spent some
during the past week here at the
home Of Mrs. S. NJ. iIunsinger.
\ short promotion exercise was
carried ont by the children at sun
day school here yesterday and sew
crai OF the babies were promoted to
the primary department OF the sun
day school, and several promotion
cards were given out.
Mrs. Julia Arve is in Toccoa this
week visiting relatives.
The following delegates were ap-
pointed to attend :he BY p.u. Con-
VrntiOn at Seneca next saturday:
Waiter Duckworth. Misses jamie Al
pXHuIpr and pn1 Abboit and w r.
Alexander. Several rthrrS also cX-