Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-07
WAl.IlALIA, S. &.
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MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Thackston
and littlo son. Howard, Of Green
willie. spent the wcek-cnd at the home
OF Mr.. Thackston's sister. Mrs. Robt.
Miller.
We are requested to make the
following announcements: Rev. j. Il.
Mann. the blind evangelist, will
preach at the following churches on
next Sunday: Double Springs at II
o'clock. Oakdale at $50 o'clock, and
Beavcrdam (Fair playD at p. NJ.
We arc requested to announce
that there will be Il musical enter
iainmCnt and ice cream supper at
Salem school house on Thursday
night. June 18TH, beginning at 80
O'Clock. The public is cordially in
vitcd. The proceeds OF the evening
will be used for school Improvement.
Mrs. c. u. Wilson. of West
Union. returned TO her home there
last week, after having spent Il few
days very pleasantly in Richmond,
VA. Mrs. WilsOii WAS accompanied
Ey Mr. aI | Mrs. James Craig, of An
dcrson. and Rev. Marshall Craig, Of
Petersburg, Va.
1t will be very gratifying to the
many friends Of Willie Brandt to
learn that he won the sophomore
defamation medal at Newberry Col
lego. which institution he has been
attending since his graduation from
the WalhAlla High School. Willie is
the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Brandt. of Walhalla. The closing
exercises of Newbcrry College took
place Tuesday yesterday mornius.
'Earthbound." which is the fca-
ture attraction at The Star Theatre
for Thursday night OF this week, is
picture We'll worth seeing. The
Star Theatre opened this week under
the Old management. James Wilson
having taken it over again. He in
tends 10 give the public the same
high-class pictures which Richard-
son 4 Jordan ran while it was under
their management, and hopes for a
liberal parUNagc You will enjoy
"EarthhoUnd" which is a picture
quite o,t Of the ordinary.
---ROhnrt l.. Rogers. who has been
ON the faculty of tho Chamberlain
Ilunt Military Academy at pOr, Glib
son. Miss, during the past session, is
humc for the vacation period. which
he is spending with his mother and
sister, Mrs. X l.. Rogers and Miss
Carolyn Rogers, and among other
relatives and friends. lie was ac-
companied home by l.. G. Calhoun,
Of Laurnburg. \. c., who is also a
member of the faculty Of Chamber
lain-llunt. Mr.. Calhoun left Monday
afternoon for his home in North Car
olina.
"A series Of revival meetings Is
in progress in the Methodist church
in Walhalla, which promise to be OF
much interest and benefit TO the com
munity. The pastor, Rev. A.W. Barr
is beng assisted by Rev. r. f. Nor
ris, OF Columbia, a preacher Of per
Suasivc carncstness, whose appeals
are touching responsive chord IN
many hearts. Two services are held
daily--at 10 II. IN. and s p. m. a
mos, cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to attend these meet,
ings, and everyday is urged to at
tend
A. 49, White, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Il. H. White. who spent the win
ter here and the spring at ramassct
with his parents. has returned tt
Gainesville. Ga. where he has ac
ccptcd the position OF chief clerk a
the Arlington Hotel. Mir. White hat
to give up th.S work some time ag(
Of account OF his health, but return!
much improved. He has many warn
personal friends among the travelling
public and is quite popular in thu
City Of Gainesville, at which place h,
has spent more than two years in tn,
position TO watch he has now return
cd.
Joe Moss. one Of our boys VIII,
graduated with high honors from
Clemson College this week, receiving
the degree Of {. e., has been Offered
a position as civil. engineer with tn
Illinois Central railroad. We are in
formed that Mr.. Moss has acccpte,
and will leave soon to assume hi
duties. While he has not been ad
viscd definitely on the matter, it |
probable that he will be so locate
that Chicago will be his hcadqual
ters. Joe is steady, industriOu
young fellow, and The Courier join
with other friends in wishing him
full measure Of success in his chose
profession
49, "II.ing. the announcement {
~i.ich WIZ be Of interest to Il larg
number OF people throughout Oconct
was solcmnizcd in Grecnvillc on Sa
urday, June Sd, at tho home OF tn
bride, when Miss Mildred Louis
Simmons was unitod in matrim on