Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-29
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| The Paul iHayne Circle was most
charmingly entertained on Friday
afternoon, June 18th, by Miss Daisy
Strong. The program consisted OF
readings by Mesdames w. C. Hughs
and w. ID. Moss on the early history
and development Of transportation.
! An original paper on "rhe Life OF
the F'rontiersman," by Miss jamie
Harrison. was Of especial interest.
After the literary program was fin
ishcd delicious sweet course was
served. Each guest was then pre-
sented with dainty favor, consist
| ing Of IL miniature flower pot filed
| with chocolate fudge to represent the
earth, and sweet-peaS embedded in
that. Visitors presene were Miss
Eliza lMcWhorter and Miss Lanier
-LIIeadwcar, footwear, underware
and hardware. Beware! Better try
J. III. Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.
A marriage the announcement
of which came as Il pleasant sur
prise to the many friends Of the con-
tracing parties was that Of Miss
Josie Dendy and Hugh Macaulay, Of
Seneca. The young couple slipped
away on Sunday, June 10, and were
quietly married at Toccoa, Ga. They
did not announce their marriage un-
til Sunday Of this week The bride
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Is. Dcndy. and is Il young lady OF
charming personality. The groom is
Il son Of Mrs. lIettic Macaulay. Of
Walhalla, and is we'll known here.
living been born and raised in Wal
halla. lie is employed in the Seneca
Bank and has many friends in his
,In tad 10 ,,h ini II k1
Courier and Il host Of other friends
throughout the county i'm wishing
the young couple a full measure if
joy, happiness and prosperity.
Nil makes sIHndaru sewing ma
chine needles at Moss & Anscls, Wal
halla a.-adv.24-tf.
There are many who will learn
with regret Of the death OF John +.
Won liadrln. which occurred at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. G. +.
Veal. in Atlanta. Ga, on Sunday. the
l9lh Of June. Mr.. Nonlladeln was at
one time resident or Walhnlla and
was well known in all parts OF the
county. lie was II years OF age at
the time Of his death, and is survived
by his wife, two sons and two daugh
tcrs-.I. Henry and John +. Won
! IiihCih, VI i1liJoS, 'a., hitti wi D. ~.
G. Waters and Mrs. G.. f.. Veal, Of
A atlanta. Mr.. VonEIadeln had been ii
sufferer for some time with a com
plicated trouble, which eventually
terminated in a serious affection Of
the heart. resulting in death, which
came rather suddenly. The remains
were laid to rest in Westview ceme-
! terry, Atlanta on Monday. the Goth.
We join with many other friends in
extending to the bereaved ones sym
pa thy in their hour Of sorrow
-tlawkes's celebrated glasses,
| co,ored shades and poprles ut Nor.
mans Drug Store, Walhalla. adv.
Atlanta Constitution, on sat
! pr3av JuIy = Il uienic party @jll ar.
rvc III %"1 'Ga from Atlanta on jhc
. HA"Ns0G, ana hrN lor., ti.&5 l..
! m.) q, tprHd the houd0yS I H. mem
, .@r> ~ iao itrly arc ii!" accom-
| plished and beautiful young daugh-
| ters OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Johnson.
| Of 334 Courtland street this city;
Misses Irene and Nellie May John
son, their beautiful cousin, Miss Ven
ice Johnson daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Johnson, OF l03 East Pine St.,
and Miss lnez McAllster the lovely
young daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. J.
A. McAllister, Of Seneca, who will
entertain these young la'ies while
they are in South CAROL together
with their uncle, Ora Johnson, Of
u IL, - D,,k,