Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18

III you want to sell anything, we
buy 1t. II you want to buy anything,
we sell It. And we trade you service
for business. ]. III. Alley, West Un-
ion, s. C.-adv.-3-8.
MIR. and Mrs. "A. d. Pinkham, OF
New York city, are spending some
time wiwth Mrs. Pinkham's mother,
Mrs. T.. II. simmons, in Walhalla.
They have visited Walhalla before
and have numerous friends here who
are glad to welcome them to our
midst again.
The Keowee Trail, the pageant
that thrilled thousands in Greenville
on Armisttce Day, in motion pictures
at the Walhaila High School Audtto-
rum, Friady Of this week, Jan. 20.
lie sure and see it.-adv.
The Paul Hayne Circle held it's
first meeting Of the new year at the
home Of Mrs. John Ansel on Jan. 6.
Sixteen members answered to roll
call. The literary program for the
afternoon was an interesting one,
comprising readings by Mrs. Dendv
and Mrs. Hetrick, followed by q solo
beautifully sung by Mrs. Vernon, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Pitchford. During the social hour
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Geo.
Ansel and Mrs. Werner, served deli
cious sweet course.
Just received another car Of
hay. If you need any feedstuH, we
have it, and our price is right. J. II.
Alley, West Union, S. C.-adv.-3-G
Henry Ford Is the great price
reducer of America. In this issue OF
The Courier will be found the an
nouncement Of the Piedmont Motor
Co., Of Walhalla. local distributors
of Ford cars, in which it will be
noted that the new price on the Ford
touring car is $34S. with other STYLES
| reduced in proportion. This makes
The touring car 50 below the pre-war
price, which was $3.50. Note the
new schedule of prices, which. Of
course, are fob. Detroit. Added to
the prices quoted will be freight
charges and war tax.
Hot coffee at Shirley,s, Seneca,
| S. C.-adv.-2-3.
w. A. Grant and r. C. Carter
spent Monday afternoon and night in
Spartanburg attending a get-together
meeting and banquet of the Ford
dealers of this section Of, the State
The occasion was in celebration Of
the fact that the Charlotte division
Of the Ford sales aggregation Was
successful during the past months in
disposing Of the largest per cent Of
Ford cars allotted to them. The De-
troit division was second in this con-
test and New York third. Messrs.
Grant and Carter stayed over in
Spartanburg in order to hear Billy
Sunday on Monday night. The trip
was delightful one and greatly en-.
| joyed by the representatives Of tho
who have record themselves tha.
is quite enviable for putting out Ford
cars, their allotment being almost
always sold as fast as received.
For wagon timber, wagon tires
and buggy supplies see our stock. We
| trade you service for business ]. IT,
Alley, West Union. S. C.-adv.-36
Married, on Sunday, Jan. 18th,
at high noon, by D. A. Smith, deputy
Clerk Of Court, at his residence at
Walhalla, Miss Pauline Herring, OF
Seneca. and Lewis Westmoreland, of
Greenville. They motored to WAL
halla in company with the brides
sister and brother. Miss lMittie Lou
Herring and Ray IIerring, who wit
| messed the ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony the happy young
couple left for Greenville, their flu
ture home. Mrs. Westmoreland IS a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. IS. Her
ring, who live at Seneca, and who
for a number OF years lived In the
Tokeena section Of this county. She
has quite large number Of friends
in Oconee, as she was great favor
ite in her set. Mr.. Westmoreland is
a son Of ]. II. Westm moreland, Of
Gleenville, and is engaged in elec-
with others in the wish for the young
| couple thai they may be blessed with