Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-02-16

la.-adv. ~
I'VE were delighted to NEE, Rev.
NJ. NJ. kinard, OF Winston-Salem, y.
c., in Walhalla last week. He was
here on business only, spending part
Of Wednesday and Thursday. Rev.
Mr.. kinard has many warm personal
friends in Walhalla, who were glad
Of another opportunity Of meeting
! him.
! On account Of the inclemcnt
! weather, the meeting Of the Wo-
man ~ Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church was postponed until Thurs
: day of this week Tomorrow, the
, 18th. at 4 o'clock. and the executive
committee will meet at $50. Both
meetings will be held in the church
parlors. All ladies Of the church are
urged to be present.
Eugene Abbott, Of Dennson.
, Ohio, is in Walhalla for week or
ten days, visiting his brother, Glenn
d. Abbott, and family, and among
other relatives. Eugene has host Of
friends here, who are indeed glad to
see him again. Recently he received
painful, though not serious, injuries
while at work for the Pennsylvania
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sence from his position in order to
his work about tho 2Sth of this
month. %sIH
Be sure and hear the New York
Glee Club, which will be at the Wal
halla High School Auditorium on
Feb. 22d. Doors will be opened at
s p. m.; performance at $50. Any
,tc1,s f.1~ 49,
balance Of the numbers may procure
them from Louis Harrison at the
Bank Of Walhalla.--adv.
ID. H. Stancil, Of the Westmin-
ster section, was in Walhalla for n
short while the latter part OF last
week, and we learned with regre:
that he will soon move to Missouri,
where he will engage in farming He
has alread purchased a farm Lear
Mauldin, Mo-. and will leave for his
new home about the 2clh Of this
month. He has host of frlon'!s IN
Oconee who will join with us in nx
tending all good wishes to him and
adopted State.
"A delightful meeting of the Paul
Hayne Circle was held at the home
Of Mrs. B. F.. Sloan on Friday, Feb
9TH. A dozen members answered to
roll-call. The Circle enjoyed inter-
! csting readings by Mrs. H. r. Hughs
and Miss Taylor. Miss Sallie Strib-
| ling made a very interesting and APP
pealing talk in benefit Of the Hitter
ates of our State and requested the
cooperation of the Hayne Circle in
this work The visitors of the after
| NI,,c fcc To
Baylis Harrison and Miss CLAIR Sioah
licious salad course. Mrs. G. W.
Pitchford, Jr., invited the Circle to
meet with her on Feb. 18.
See Bob Macaulay for meal and
hulls. At Harrison's Warehouse, Wal
halla, S. C.-Adv.-6-7*
Don't fail to see "saHd,e' the
play which is to be presented by
Miss Sallie Stribling's normal class
at the Walhalla High School Audi
torium, on Fridey of this week, Feb.
18th, at o'clock. Admission, adults
25c., children 10c. The proceeds will
go for the establishing of night
| schools in Walhalla, which will be
operated as a part Of the Statewide
effort to overcome illiteracy in South
Carolina. The extent Of illiteracy in
our State is appalling. We cannot
urge too strongly the necessity Of
helping to overcome this condition.
and it is earnestly hoped that a
crowded house will greet the talented
young folks who are giving their
time to this much needed work, and
who will have the several very in
teresting roles in the play Let all
remember the date, the place and
the hour-Friday Of this week, Feb
18th. at the Walhalla High School
Auditorium, at s o'clock p. m.
THAT there is not little charity
work going on in our county is evil
denced by the fact that +. Littleton,
Of the Salem section, brought to Wal
halla last Saturday a large box Of
garments for shipment to the Hon.
Franklin K. Lane, who is receiving
these shipments for the Near East
sufferers. The box weighed two hun
dred pounds and the value of the
box was estimated at something over
two hundred dollars. This box was
packed by number Of ladies Of the
Salem section, who had collected the
clothing in comparatively short
time. There are doubtless others who
are contributing clothing and other
things for the sufferers over on the
'other side" who do not announce
The fact that they are at work in the
interest Of this great cause. We
would not have known of this con
tributiOn but for the fact that Nj,
Littlcton called on us for a tag and
assistance in finishing the box for
shipment.