Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-26
THE LOCAL NEWS or tONEkOSS.
NiIwOrth-Erctw Marriage ut West
minstCr-Othrr Items.

ConcrOss. July 2i.--Spcc!al: All
event of much interest TO the people
OF this ana other communities is
tho marriage Of ncnjamin Frctwc1!
and Miss Myrtle Dilworth. On last
Thursday morning at G.ll o CLOCK
they we're happily married AT tue
home OF tic brides mother, Mrs.
Cora DiiwOrth. OF Westminster The
Young couple left Immediately after
The ceremony for Portland. Oregon,
where thcy will make their home.
They are going through in their tour
ing car. taking their camping OUTFIT
along and stopping over Il; the dill
fcrcnt points Of interest between
here and Oregon and enjoying the
many beautiful scenes and their
home life in their little camp.
Mr. Frctwcll is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. *. b. l'retwell, OF this commu-
nifty, and Mrs. Fretwell is a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Cora Dilworth, Of West
minister. vino moved from this COM
munity a few years ago. They have
the best wishes OF many friends in
this community for Il long and happy
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Alexander. of
Grccnvillc, were welcome guests in
the home OF Mrs. .AlcXander's mo-
thcr. Mrs. Mary DilwOrth. Of this
place, recently, and visited among
othcr relatives. They were accom-
panied hN Mr. and Mrs. sam Massey,
OF GrceMyilic, also, the latter visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. S. NJ. Hun
singer.
Miss Nina Abbott left yesterday
l,n, pi, Wi l.n
up her work rs teacher in the sch ool
there. This is her third term at IS
SaQuecna, and her friends here wish
her continued success there.
The relatives and friends OF Rev.
II. r. Abbott. OF Illinois, are glad to
have him among them for few days
this week. lie attended services at
Concross church Sunday morning
and assisted in the service. He gave
q very Interesting talk on The sub
jest Of Faith and Prayer and gave
some striking experiences he has
had in his work since he left this
community. He was raised in this
vicinity, being a son Of Rev and
Mrs w. Abbott. who now reside in
West Union. We wish for his con-
tinucd success in his work for the
Master.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Alexander, Of
Grccnvillc, arrived here last week,
and they will spend about three
weeks with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cannon were
recent guests OF their son, Ralph
Cannon. OF Walhala.
MIR. Scott, OF Grccnville, accom-
panied Rev. Raincs to his appoint
mcnt here Sunday and gave an in
tcrcSting talk. which was very much
enjoyed w all present. MIR. Scott Is
preparing himself for the ministry
and has volunteered for work in the
foreign fields. lie Impressed us as
being a cOn*ccratcd man Of God and
We arc looking forward TO his great
success in he work.
Mrs. W. l.. Haynes entertained the
Blue Ridge school teachers at an Gle
CANT supper Saturday evening in her
beautiful home here.
W. G. Barker, Of Walha..a. was (,
Weekend visitor here OF G.. l.. Bar
licr and family.
Miss Elsie Frctwcll left Saturday
for EArlc's Grove, where she will be-
gin teaching in the Earlc's Grove
school this morning Miss rrctwcll
il noble young lady and bids fair
to make splendid teacher This is
h"r first term 20 teach, and we wisl,
her every success in her work
G. Barker and !. Y. Dilworth
made a business trip 10 Grecnvili
last Friday,
Mrs Clara Ridley. Of Walhalla
"pclt last week with relatives in this
community.