Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-04
1hTA, SOUTH CAROLINA, wEDNEsYAY, MAY =, 1924.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS OF SENECA.
More "l'ieS and Candy"-NVork of
of School Association Beneficial.

Seneca, May 3.-Special: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kay are at home again,
after n pleasant visit to Mrs. Kay's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Law
renee, Of Greenwood.
Mrs. Rachael Cathey returned to
Skyland Monday morning, after an
extended visit to Mt. and Mrs. w. p.
Rcid.
Mrs. ]. S. Stribling gave a chill
dren's party Wednesday afternoon
at her home in honor Of the seventh
birthday anniversary OF her daugh-
ter. Susan. 1t was a happy gather
ing of little girls and bows who took
part in the celebration Of their
friends birthday. Numerous games
were engaged in during the after
noon. Delicate refresh nlcnts We're
served by Mrs. Stribling. after which
the children bade their little hostess
goodbye
Mrs. w. II. Renfro and Miss Nancy
Evans chaperoned a party Of school
girls and boys on a picnic Saturday
TO RaveEeis Bridge. near Clemson
College. II was q most enjoyable af-
fair. rho b0untiful lunch served was
not least among the good times Of the
day.
ht ucUl'Hu lOE lnC homemade
pies and candy which were on sale
on several previous occasions, was
so great that the Woman's Auxiliary
Of the Presbyterian church is max
ing preparation to give the public an
other opportunity to have a taste"
of their delicious pies and candy. A
word to the wise is sufficient. so be
on hand promptly at 1890 o'clock
Saturday morning at the same popu-
lar stand-the former store room of
Byrd & Rei0 and get your full share
or these pies and candy-the best
ever put on the Seneca market. The
proceeds Of the sale will be used to-
ward furnishing dining room and
Kitchen for the Presbyterian church.
The attention Of all South Caro-
linians is centered just now on the
pageant which is to be given May 6
at winthrop College by the college
girls, and whey promises to be one
of the most spectacular affairs ever
given at Winthrbp, and perhaps in
the State. 1t will attract immense
crowds from all parts of South Caro-
lima and other States. The pageant,
The Making of, South CfNolina, twas
written by Dr.. J. T.. Walmsley, head
Of the history department, and It
gives in series Of episodes a survey
OF South Carolina history from the
landing Of Jean Ribault and his
treaty with the Indians to the pres
ent time. We understand that the
student body will have part in the
pageant, but we notice that two Of
Seneca's young ladies are especially
mentioned-Miss Typhain Burgess.
a member Of the senior class, and
Miss Nancy Hines. a member of tho
music faculty. The latter has been
appointed the official pianist for the
occasion. The railroad schedules have
been arranged so that a special train
Will leave Rock Hill after the per-
formance, so that the people from
this part Of the State can reach their
homes the same evening. There will
no doubt be number OF Seneca pco-
pie who will attend.
The last meeting 70 the year for
the Parent-TeacherS' Associa ton was
held yesterday afternoon and was
well attended by members and WIS.,
1tors. The association has accom-
plished satisfactory results the past
year in bringing parents, teachers
and children into closer relationship
ana in establishing a better under
standing as to the mutual interests
or the school. The program for the
afternoon was in charge Of Miss Mar
gle Holland. the popular and efficient
first grade teacher. A number Of her
first grade pupils presented a beauti-
full play, "The Sleeping Beauty"
which was glimpse into Fairyland,
and reflected the careful training
given the little folks by their teacher,
After adjournment the domestic sci
ence class gave their exhibit of the
year, and it was a credit to the girls
and their teacher, Miss Sheridan,
The dainty hand-work was beauti-
fully made. and it was a treat to view
the beautiful display Of handmade
garments.