Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-25

WALHALLA SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, OCT 2
NEWS SNorEs FROM coNERoss
Small Ollld Loses Life by Burning.
Otter; Community Items.

Sm0u sO1fU Loses Life by Burning.
Otter Community Items.
Coner@s, Oct. 23.--Special: Our
pastor, sy! l.. H. Raines, has ac-
cepted tR call of Coneross church
for the9Msuing year at the regular
date, thsffourth Sunday, at Ii 4 M,
and weswish to announce the hour
for thessfegular conference and the
preachi1H services has been changed
to IL oMSck a. m.
Mrs. sEAsh Vaughn and Mrs. Rob
Shaffer a83fd brother, st. Mark Sew
ell, of I&yonia, Ga, were guests Of
J. B. Vaughn and family, Of this sec
ton, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
ShafferB remaining with her grand
father fora months visit.
Tho alexander relatives OF this
community and friends are looking
forWardsto: the Alexander reunion,
which Will be held Friday, Oct. 81,
at the regular place Of meeting here.
Miss GBena Abbott left last week
for Salem, where she took up her
school work Monday.
Miss Minnie Barker entertained
her SuTaay school class and the
girls aakalliary na at her home here re-
Blue Ridge school will reopen next
Monday,a0ct. 80, and the compulsory
attendarte law will take effect on the
same daGe, The patrons should make
an efforHto have every pupil present
at the opening.
w. M#SNix, Of Salem, was a.'wel-
come guest Of his granddaughter,
Mrs. T. M Byrd, of this section. re-
A pretfy!young lady arrived in our
community last Wednesday, It was
the dauYhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
fiesse, little Nettie Louise.
Miss 3Nettie Kelley and brother,
Willie, 9f near Norris, were recent
visitors t4f the Misses Barker here.
They wats accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Boggs, Of New Hope.
Miss Marion Richardson, of Sen
eca, spent the weekend with her
uncle, SIM. Hunnicutt.
Mr.. allde:Mrs. Jesse King and W.O.
AlexanderEand daughter, Miss Codye,
attendedKSthe funeral services and
burial ofsthe daughter of Mrs. Hank,
which took place In Anderson yester-
day. WaS9e4e sorry to learn of the
hoElrtbls OF; iiillStan etS In ich the child
as 81 sHs ss}kaAaa sBltsa
ling until II o'clock Friday night,
when it passed away. The deceased
was the two-year-old daughter Of
Mrs. Hank, who lives with her bro
ther, L, D. King, and mother, near
this community, and sister Of Jesse
King of this community. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Cochran and
daughters, Misses Louise and Evalyn,
and son. Wash, Of Greenyille, were
| recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Has
kell Graham, Of Concross. They we're
accompanied by their mother, Mrs.
j. p. Shaw, sister Of Mrs. Graham,
Of Greenville.
Mrs, Ollie Duncan, Of Walhalla,
spent few days Of last week with
relatives here.
Misses Ruby Perry and Christine
Jones, Of Salem, who are attending
the Walhalla High School, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their friend,
Miss Jessie Barker, Of this place.
The Coneross Missionary Society
carried out the State mission pro-
ragm at the church Sunday night.
Mrs. S. M. Hunsinger, Miss Pearl
Vaughn and Miss Oracle Abbott, Of
Long Creek, accompanied Rev. Mr..
Raines on his appointment here Sat
urday. Miss Vaughn spent Saturday
and Sunday with her uncle, Oi's
Vaughn, near here. Miss Abbot. was
with homefolks here, and Mrs. Hun
singer did not return to Long Creek,
but is going to spend few weeks
with her daughters here and at Wal
halla, Bounty Land and near Rich
land. She Is also contemplating a
visit to Miss Pearle HuIsinger at
Six-Milc Academy, Pickens county,
before returning to Long Creek.
w. NJ. Duncan, Of Walhalla, and
T. w. Byrd, Of Coneross, spent few
days recently with A. w. Nix Of
Madison. While there they report n
pleasant hunting trip.
Miss Lucy Patterson who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Gambrell, Of
Yves. Union, arrived here yesterday
to be with her sister, Mrs. r. l.. Alex
ander.
Mrs. L. "A. Cleland, OF near West
minister. Is spending a few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Hesse. Mr.. Cleland and children al
so spent the weekend here.
Misses Nina, Thurene and Thode
Abbott spent one day last week with
their sister, Mrs. Ollie Smith, Of West
Union