Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-07-06

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Cotton bloomed the 29thtlbf June.
live on #. l.. Rodgers place near
Salem"
-'Wanttd-Small bottles flavor
ing and others. Normap's Drug
Store, Walhalla, S. C.--ady. .-26-27.
Miss Matte Biggerstaff, ,of Phil
adelphia, Pa, is visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. G.. +. Hetrick. Miss
Biggerstaff has numerous friends in
Walhalla who are glad to welcome
her, she having several years ago
been guest in the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Hetrick.
Misses Zoa pool and Ruth Grant
Of Greenville, spent the weekend at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Smith, near Walhalla. They were
accompanied home by little Miss En-
ma Smith, who will spend several
weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Rholt.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at Rocky Knoll church next Sat
urday afternoon and evening, he
ginning at o'clock. The proceeds
will be donated to the church and
used for church purposes. The pub
lie is most cordially invited to attend
this supper, and liberal patronage is
solicited.
---Grundy Hill passed through
Walhalla Monday on his way 10 his
home at Horse Cove. Mr.. Hill Spcn,
the past winter with relatives in
Louisiana. lie has many friends in
and near Walhalla who are always
glad to see him. Mr.. Hill is looking
remarkably well and seems to grow
just bit Younger with each passing
year.
Elegant line Of box candies 1T
Norman's Drug Store, Walhalla, sc.
--adv-2G-27.
The many friends Of Mrs. G.. G..
Strong will regret to learn that she
has been quite unwell for the past ten
days, but will be glad to know that
her condition is somewhat improved
to-day. She has been suffering with
a severe attack Of neuralgia. The
Courier joins with many other
friends in the hope that Mrs. Strong
will shortly be entirely recovered.
Reports from the girls camp
at the d. A. r. school near Tamassee
are to the effect that there were on
the morning Of the 4th just about
100 young ladies encamped, jolly
and enjoying the first pleasures Of
their stay in the mountains of Oco-
nee. The Anderson Mail OF the I'd
announced that the following young
ladies OF that city would be among
the early visitors at the camp: Misses
vid, Ruby Mcdonald, Cathlcen Cook
and Alma Nance. Mrs. Reed and
Mrs. Johnston had charge of the
young ladies from Anderson.
Electric bulbs. flash lights and
batteries Norman's Drug Store, Wal
halla. S. C.-adv.-26
We are requested to announce
that the Christian Endcav0r Society
OF the Rchland church will have a
public meeting in the church next
sunday night, July 10th, AT s o'clock
The theme for the program is Ser
ice and a number OF young people
will take part. Special music has
been planned and the older people,
as well as the yourr, are invited TO
see what the society is doing. The
society has been organized only a
short time, bat rapid progress has
been made. The public is urged to
attend. and most cordial welcome
awaits ALL
We are glad to learn that our
young friend, Thos. j. Davis, of the
United States Army, now in Ger
many, has been promoted TO the rank
Of first lieutenant. regular army. Mr..
Davis is located at Coblens, Ger
many, and in letters home states that
ii is very doubtful if he can get re-
lease from the service or furlough
Of length sufficient to permit of n
visit home. It has been four years
since he has seen homefolks. and he
has been in service overseas Il little
more than two years. lie has many
friends in Oconee who wish for him
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