Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-05
NEWS ITEMS OF BOUNTY LAND.
Christmas Calendar was Il Full One
and Most Enjoyable.

Bounty Land, Jan. 3.-Spec ial
The Christmas holidays passed off
very quietly and pleasantly with a
number Of family dinings and young
peoples social gatherings to accen.
tuate the enjoyment Of the Yuetide
Mrs. E. D. Foster was delighted
to have her sons, J. S. Foster, Of Co.
lumbus, Miss, and e. NJ. Foster, of
Greenville, Miss, with her during the
first Of Christmas week. She had all
her sons and their families dine with
her on Sunday.
The Christmas tree, on Christ mas
Eve, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Davis was most enjoyable oc-
casion, attended by the adult classes
OF Richland Sunday school and the
pastor, Rev. |. f. Wallace, besi des
quite a number Of visitors in the vi
cinity. A very appropriate and In ter
esting program was rendered, con-
sisting OF talks by Rev. Wallace and
j. J. Ballenger; a recitation, "The
Night Before Christmas" by Miss
Ethel George, and several Christmas
carols by Mrs. Furman Burns. Miss
Lalla Ballengcr and Homer Ballen-
ger. The tree was elaborately deco
rated and bore Il bountiful crop OF
various kinds of fruits, gifts for
every one present. The occasion was
one Of unusual enjoyment.
On Monday In Christmas a pro-
gerssive course dinner was enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Woolbrght,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Sanders, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Perritt and Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Doyle. About IL o'clock the
dinner party enjoyed the first course
at the Sanders home, where delicious
tomato-celery soup, toasted light
bread. crackers. ETC., were served.
After listening to a few records on
the Pathe the party went to the
Woolbright home. where an elegan.
meat course OF boiled ham, turkey
with all Its accoutrements OF Dress
ing, cranberry sauce, ETC., rice, cell
cry, biscuit and coffee, were served
and eminently enjoyed. Mrs. Wool
bright then played several selections
on the piano, and all engaged in
singing for about half an hour, when
the party left for the Doyle home and
the salad course Of chicken sala d j,
cheese straws. Saratoga chips. sand.
wiches and coffee was served. Then
on to D. A. Perritts, where a deli
cious course OF fruit and cocoanu t
cake and ambrosia furnished most
excellent finale to one Of the most
pleasant festivities OF the holiday
season. 1t was really and truly what t
one OF the party termed it-"a mcr-
ry-go-round," and all wondered why
we hadn't thought Of the plan before
that Of making four visits in one
day.
T. O. Berry and family moved last
week to the Cherry farm. We regret
losing the Berrys from this commu-
nifty, but hope they will be pleasantly
situated in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ellison and son
Robert, Of Greenville. spent the first
few days Of last week at the homo Of
NJ. f. Marett. Mrs. Marett and little
daughter Sara accompanied them to
Greenville for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hubbard in the Fairview section.
Albert Corpening, Of Missouri, a
guest OF Herman Alley, gave lectures
several days last week on B. Y. P.
u. work. The lectures we're held at
the school house in tho afternoons.
w. "A. Rankin and family and Otis
Crumpton, Of Townville, visited Mrs.
r. N. Rankin n few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Shanklin, Mr..