Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-04
BY steck, shelor Hughs 3 sheiof.s1
;THR NEWS FROM + BoUN NT1YSI.ANp rs
sArfn0 hun cement of h September Mar;,-
III riage Causes Surprise. n

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Bounty and Jan. 2. Special: The,
new year has usheredd unreal win
TRY weather, and the gr0ph hecies Of
Ia severe winter may yet }be fulfilled.
The Christmas holidays passed of
very pleasantly with quite a number
55of festive entertainme and joil.a-
cations. s
On Monday evening ,an entertain
ment wss given at the home Of Mr..
Saand Mrs. Jasper Doyle In compli-
mef,t to Mr.. and Mrs O. H. Doylo,
a OF Anderson. On Tuesday evening
4 Miss Mildred Mcdonald delightfully."-
entertained Quite number Of the
young setswith amusing games and
!; contests. Miss Ethel Geoyge received
! the first prize in, both the contests.
a Delicious refreshments we>s. served
II On "Wednesday evening the Misses
4 Davis most cordially entertained u
D number of their friends in honor Of
I, their neice, Miss Mary Julia Shank
l5ilina of Anderson. ,2t
4Si John Allen DENLY and sister, Miss
y Mayme, were host and hostess to
J. quite a number5f young people on
Friday evening. Cake and hot choe-
I olaee were served
THE seasons pleasures wound up,
with two entertainments on Satur-
\, day evening, Mics Belle Stribling be-
( Ing hostess at an old-fashioned mo-
!, .lasees candy pulling and Miss Flea
/. nor Stone hostess 10 the members ,nf
Y the B.Y.P. u. y.
This comMunaty received quite a
d surprise when the annol ncement so9
the marriage or xE. Swift Marett and
1ias Margaret Ruth Cox was made
public, the nnptialsi having been sol
Il ~ sxn14t SSspt. Il t1'9th, 1921, :fhe
d N 1i Etsst
let chuf al 10 tan bpr
!. ciasng The bride Is Is q daug hter 5t ptt
\. .Mr. and Mrs! NJ, n, Cox, OF Seneca,
and ia d young wbman of attractive
personality and remarkable cnpab1l-
ity. For the past two terms she has
been employed as a menrber Of the
teaching faculty in tho Earle's Grove
school, where her efficiency as in.
struearess has been manifested in a
marked degree. The groom Us Il
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Marett, OF
this community, and is,al young man
nf cfa nj ,I,1 tow o,,I
many generally meri. .orious charae-
teristies. During the World War Mr..
Marett served In the naval depart
.ment OF war activities, being in the,
Submarine chaser fleet, .patrolling
the English channel and Bay of Bis
cay, operating from u s. Base No
81, Plymouth, and was in Brest,
France, ON harbor duty for nine
months. :Mr. and Mrs. Marett haze
the hearty congratulations and best
wishes Ola host Of friends.
The young people who spent the
holidays in the community are all
returning to their respective posi-
tions---Miss .Lura Perritt to Augusta,
aGa.; Miss Beole Stribling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stiles Stribling to Gaffney; Miss
Cary Deyle to Sandy Springs; Misses
Willie Mcdonald and Olive Lynch to
7WinthroF College; Miss Grace Ver-
,ner to KJrksey; Miss Ada Wyly to
RUBY; David stribling, Jefferson Nc
.Mahan and John Werner to Clemson \
College; Bruce s1ribling to Cross
Anchor, an6 Miss Lula WILEY to
Oakway.
THE many friends Of Miss Julia !
DAVIS are delighted at her return
from Atlanta, Ga, where she had |
been spending some time with her
aunt, Mrs. Lou Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rollins and /
family spent the latter part of the !
holiday season with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
"A. Perritt. leaving for Charleston
to-day.
There has been quite lot Of NOV.
ing going on in this community dur
ing the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Adams have moved from Town
vile to the Tribble place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben. l.. owens, Of Walhalia,
have moved to the Joe Barron place.
Quite number of others have also
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