Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
THE NEWS FROM SOUTH UNION.
Lady gelebrates Her OBth Birthday.
Personal Items of Interest.

SpeciafS Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Nc
DanielSand four children, Henrietta,
;ArchiesLouise and William, are vis-
iting yslatives and friends here for
a few aays. Rev. Mcdaniel is located
at CollHis, Ca, where he has charge
Of threHchurches. He was pastor Of
the South Union church for several
years,S8n the people were delighted
to heaEhim preach again the past
sunda% 4
Mrs#Lillio Handy is spending a
while s@re with her father and mo-
ther, MdaSand Mrs. Rob Davis,
Mrssaotto Stone, of Williamson,
is visiting her father, G. X. Mlnyard,
Of thisplace.
Mr.sand Mrs. Mark Harris are en-
tertainthg little son, the youngster
havingSarrived the 9Th.
Leland Blakely, Of Atlanta, is Wis
iting hi#mother, Mrs. H. r. LOFTS,
Sheriff and Mrs. Carlos Rector and
nepheWMax, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison &Hoore, Of Greenville, were
spendFfHe-day guests Sunday OF Mr..
and ~. H. Brown.
MissWBirdie Harris spent the past
week With Miss Ruth Sullivan, Of
DoubleESprings, Anderson county.
LittlkMiss Ruth Morgan, of An
derson,&ts visiting her uncle, Andes
MrssIAarle Marett and children, of
Greenyitle, are spending a while with
her ststArs, Mrs. Frank Blakely.
'Mr.Sa6d Mrs. B. J.. McCarley vis-
tied MrsAnd Mrs. s. Y. Hix, of Town
vile. Thursday.
'Mr.gsRe' Of Eastanolle, Ca, was
a guest asSW. D. Ivester last Tuesday.
Mrss Na. Mrs. Rob Yergen and
!1i'|l dauglst e Eysl of Sandy Springs,
nave heenS Sspen ding d While with Mrs.
Yergen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Tate, and other relatives.
The w. M. S. of South Union held
one Of the best meetings in its his
tory at the home Of Mrs. A. P. Hunt
on the 11th. Two Of its former pres
idents were present-Mrs. S. A. Nc
Daniel and Mrs. J. b.. McJunkin-
who added greatly 10 the program
by giving interesting talks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Allen, Mrs. !,
II. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. AL
len spent last Sunday in Greenvillo
with the family of John Allen. Mrs.
J. w. Allen remained over for the
balance Of the week
The many friends OF Mrs. Raymon
Tate will be sorry to learn that she
has been sick.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, Jerry Worley recently and
left them a fine, big boy.
Little w. NJ. Brown fell Saturday
and broke his arm. DR.. Mays set the
broken bone and the little fellow Is
doing nicely now.
Mrs. T. w. Allen was a recent Wis.,
itor to her brother, Horace Whit
field, Of Lavonia, Ga.
J. r. Plyler, Of Greenville; L.. O.
Reed, OF Atlanta, Ca, and Miss~Cecil
White, Of Lavonia, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Burriss.
The Messrs. Isbell, Of Anderson,
visited their sister, Mrs. S. l.. Bur-
riss, recently. They were accompan-
led home by Mary Pope and Helen
Burriss, who spent The past week
with them.
Mrs. w. II. McJunkin spent the
past week with Mrs. w. S. Power, Of
Anderson.
Miss Ruby Lemmons, Of Westmin-
ster, has been teaching for the past
two weeks for her sister, Miss Nor
ma, who has been attending a sing
ing school in Pickens.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the association at Westminster on
last Tuesday and Wednesday and re-
port pleasant and profitable meet
ing.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas and son Joe
and Paul Marett spent last Tuesday
at the home Of T. D. Ma ett, OF West
minister.
The grandchildren Of Mrs. Gather
Inc Harris surprised her with a de-
lightful birthday dinner on the 9Th,
she being eighty-odd years old on
that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mcdonald at
tended the 95th birthday reunion Of