Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-09
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Observation-Disclosures.

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Airs. II. C. Busch spent last week
at Clemson College with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Il. II. Mcclure.
AIR. and Mrs. +. a. Hocfcr, Of
Columbia, are visiting their cousins
Mrs. II. C. Busch and Miss j. Baum
CARTEL
Miss Lois Kelley has returned
home from a three weeks visit in
Atlanta. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. II. Grady Burton
Miss Hadic Thompson. who has
for several month; been visiting rel
atives and friends in several sections
Of this State, returned last week to
Walhalla. and will be for some time
at her home near town.
--EIcmstitching and Pccot Edging
Will give your orders careful at
tcntion. Mrs. NJ. Puckhaber, p. O..
Box lGS, Walhalla, S. c., near the
Brandt old home.-adv.3134.
We are requested to announce
that the Cole reunion will be held
at Double Springs church, Anderson
county, on Saturday, Aug. 10. All
the relatives and friends are cordi-
ally invited to attend and enjoy the
day together
Mart Hardin, Of Walhalla, has
accepted position with the Victor
Mill at Fayet:"yiN n. C. Mr. Har-
din was a loom fxer in the local
Victor Mona CHAN plant, and is held
in high esteem in the community. Wo
regret to see him leave the village.
R. W. Whittcn, of Pendleton,
will sing at The Walhalla Monaghan
Mill NJ. E. church next Sunday mora
ing, Aug. l3. at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Whit
ten will also begin a ten-nights sing
ing school, beginning Monday, Aug.
llth, from ! o'clock to . o'clock.
Every one is cordially invited to at
tend.
For Salc-1921 model Maxwell
touring car; good as new; run only
1901 miles. Call and see this splcn-
did car at Green Motor Co., Walhalla,
s. C.--ady. 29-tf.
Misses Frances Kaufman ana
Eugcnia Moss entertained Mt the
home OF the former on last Saturday
afternoon in honor Of Miss kathleen
McCarcy, Of Florence. who is visit
ing her homctolks. Jolly games and
dcligh.ful refreshments were the or
der OF the day, and a very pleasant
afternoon was spent by the young
ladies Of the 'sub-deb." age.
D. NJ. Alexander, Of Centerville,
Nd. was in Walhalla for short
while Monday, having come through
on his way TO the upper section Of
The county, where he Is looking after
improvements on his property, which
is we'll known as the Keith Quarters.
or the Looper place. This property
he purchased some time back and
is making extensive improvement
lie was accompanied by his brother,
j. l.. Alexander, Of Greenville.
--Fcdcral court will convene at
Rock Hill on Sept. / tn. Judge II. II.
Watkins presiding. The following
citizens Of Oconcc have been drawn
as grand jurors to serve at that time:
W. II. Prince. Walhala Route No. 8.
and Ira s. Pitts, Westminster. J. W.
Byrd, OF Seneca, was drawn as a
petit juror. For The second week Of
court Rufus Earle, T0wnville, and
!. n. Barnett, Westminster, were
drawn as petit jurors. The second
week Jurors will attend the session
beginning Sept. 49,
Rev. W. +. Sinclair, who has
been pastor Of the Second Baptist
church for two years, will go %
Sbartanburg, where he is to conduct
revival services for Rev. w. A. Ste-
phcnson next week. Following this
meeting he. will be with Rev. NJ. J.
Stansell at New Hope. in this county,
for q week. Rev. Sinclair has had
considerable experience in revival
work in his own churches, having re-
ccived about 65 members by baptism
since coming to .his work here. and
much larger number by letter.