Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
wALHAhLA, SOUTH oARoLINA,
THE LOCAL NEWS OF SENECA.
O. 8. dIowery Quite Sick with Pleu-
risy-Young Set Entertained.

risy-Young Set Entertained.
Seneca. Feb. 81: = Special: Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. 'Burley and little son,
Boyce b., Jr., returned to Clemson
Sunday afternoon, after q weekend
visit to relatives mere.
j. J. Norton arrived home last
week after an absence Of some
weeks. Mr.. Norton has a host of
friends who are glad to see his gem
ial face, and only wish that he could
arrange his business affairs so as to
spend more time In Seneca.
Mrs. II. B. Jones and two children,
ALLEN and Hunter, we're recent vis-
itors In Anderson.
Mrs. C. \. Gignilliat and son, G.
w. 'Gignilliat, and Francis Wallace
wont over to Spartanburg Wednes-
day for the purpose Of attending two
Of the Billy Sunday meetings.
/ r.. D. Neill was called to Wash
ington, D. c., several days ago on
account Of the serious illness Of his
brother, VIM. Neill. The numerous
friends of Mr.. Neill are gricved to
learn Of his illness and sincerely hope
the crisis has past and that he may
have a speedy recovery. Mr.. and Mrs.
I
Of years, during which time they
greatly endeared themselves to our
people.
The mems Bible class Of the Pres
byterian church was given a spirit
ual treat Sunday morning when Dr..
r. n. Bracket, Of Clemson College,
addressed the class on the subject Of
the Sunday school lesson.
"A large OumharN Of Sanaca1fao
were in Spartanburg tile past week
for the purpose Of attending the
Billy Sunday meeting 2s
We are pleased to note that Miss
Sara Thomson has sufficiently re-
covered from n ten days sickness
10 be able to return to school.
Lewis Cromer, Kenneth MattisOn,
Robert Dilworth James Henry Har-
per, Wallace Kay and Victor Brock,
pupils Of the high school depart
ment, attended the reception Mon
day night at Greenville Woman's
College. They remained in the ,city
band. ...Sg i.>%
&c. S. Lowery is quite sick &C his
home on Fair gPlay street. He Is suf-
.fertng With an attack of pleurisy.
pwefy istai 8 sat item
tion from his family and Sph ysicians.
His friends Join with them in hoping
that he may soon recover.
Miss Viola Bradberry was in
Greenville Tuesday night to hear
Sousa's band.
Clay Dendy was host FRIDAY even
ing to large number Of his school
friends at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Dendy. The spa
cious parlor, living and dining rooms
were en- suite, and on every side
there were distinct suggestions that
this was the season Of st. Valen-
tine. Progressive valentine games
and contests were enjoyed. A jolly
time it was from beginning to end.
Miss Mary Knox having lead in the
contests, was presented q heart
shaped box Of homemade candy. A
sweet course, consisting Of gelatine,
cream and heart-shaped cakes, was
served. The young host was assisted
in entertining by his mother and his
sister, Mrs. Hugh Nacaulay, and by
Miss Thain.
"a representative meeting Of men
from all the churches Of Seneca was
held Monday night to take steps to
prepare for the countrywide evan
gelistic meeting to be held at Seneca
next September, to be conducted by
Rev. Gipsy Smith, Jr., a preacher Of
wonderful power. A preliminary Or
ganization was had, with Rev. l. E.
Wallace as chairman and J. w. Todd
as secretary. In furtherance Of this
great movement meeting was ap-
pointed for Friday, March 18th, at
$50 p. m, in the Chamber Of Com
Hall, and all the pastors Of all the
churches, of every denomination, are
invited to attend this meeting, and
also one layman from each church.
1t is hoped that there will be full
attendance. Let there be, in fact, q
real revival already begun.