Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-12

| i'oo OSSA AuulcO JOIu -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Shanklin, of
Clemson College, were weekend
guests at tho Neville home in West
Union. They returned to their home
Monday.
! Mrs. Charles DAVIS, of Akron,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. j. B. Gillespie,
her Sister, and among other relatives
in and near Walhalla. Mrs. Daviss
many friends are glad indeed to see
her again.
Mrs. T. p. Ballenger and two
children, of Atlanta, are visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Knox,
OF West Union. Mrs. Ballenger has
numerous friends in this section who
arc always glad to welcome her.
John Schroeder, after spending
two weeks pleasantly with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Cora Schroeder, and among
friends here, returned to Newark, n.
D., Monday % resume his duties in
the employ OF large electrical con-
Germ.
We are selling calcium arsenate
for cost, or 1880 cents per pound,
| IN barrel lots. We are also selling
the busters at cost-the Dosch for
, $685. and the Feeney for 1880,
4
Fertilizer Co., Jas. G. Rreazeale,
Westminster Loan G. Trust Co., West
minister Bank, Westminster, 27-S
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Tanner, Of
Florida. and Mrs. William Tanner
and two children, Of Milledgeyille
Ga, are visiting in the homes Of
Frank II. and Ralph c. Carter. The
Mesdames Tanner are sisters OF the
Messrs. Carter.
"A Well Dressed Woman" will
be the subject of sermon to be de-
livered at the First Baptist church
tation is extended to all to attend
this and all other services at the
Baptist church.
During the recent session Of the
district conference held last week in
Walhalla. at the Methodist church,
Jas. NJ. Moss. OF Walhalla, and Mrs. |
w. G. Foster, Of Seneca, were chosen
as two Of the delegates from the
annual conference, which will meet
in Gaffney the first week in Novem-
Der:
Mrs. Cora Schroeder spent few
days last week with her son and
Schroeder OF Pendleton, the latter
having been quito i'll. We under
stand that Mrs. Frank Schroeder has
gone to the Anderson hospital for
trca tmenl Friends will join with us
III the hope for her early complete
recovery.
-R. c. Sigh, OF Toccoa, was
business visitor in Walhalla Tues
day. He has many friends here who
are always glaT 70 meet him, and
who remember him most pleasantly
as "One Of us" a few years ago. 1t
has been several years, Mr.. Sigh
said, since he has been in Walhalla,
except to pass through on hurried
trips.
Miss Marion Hetrick left this
week for Charlotte, y. c., where she
will spend while visiting her friend,
Mrs. +. l.. Bunker. Miss Hetrick will
go from Charlotte to Philadelphia,
where she will be engaged in school
work during the next session in con-
nection with the music department
OF one Of the prominent institutions
Of that city.
A marriage that will be of in
terest to many in Oconee was SOL
emnized at Clinton last Thursday,
when Miss Mary Bean became the
bride Of D.Wyatt Neville. The groom
is son. OF the late Rev. VIM. G..
Neville, we'll known to all the peO-
pie OF Walhalla, and is a young man
of sterling qualities. The bride is a
daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bean,
OF Clinton, and Is a popular young
woman Of that section Of the State.
The Courier joins with others in eX-
tending to the young couple every
good wish. James +. Neville, Of West
Union, uncle OF the groom, was
among those attending the wedding.
Tho following item, clipped from
4 Decatur, Ill.,, paper, will be OF in
terest to many in this section: Miss
Henrietta klaren and Harrison o.
Ryers, Of Wichita, Kansas. were mar
A NJ. Wells, in the home Of Mr.. and
twelve relatives and friends. The
single ring ceremony was used. Mrs.
Byers, whose home Is in Walhalla,
S. c., has been making her home
with her sister, Mrs. Allen, for the
last seven months. Mr.. and Mrs. BY
ers will make their home in Wichita ,
where MIR. Byers is employed as an
electrician" Mrs. Byers is a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Bertha Klarcn, of Wal |
halla, and has many friends who will |
wish for her every happiness through |
life.
Miss Addic latham, chairman
OF the Near East Relief work, re- |
quests us 10 state that clothing pack
ages will be called for on Friday and |
Sat tirllN ,,f . j,;t T..