Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-08
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general manager OF the Victor Mon
aghan chain of cooperative mill
stores. was in Walhalla the first Of
the week looking after the interests
of the store here. While in Wahalla
Z lMr. Morroh appointed G. r. Mont
gomery as local manager Of the
store, to succeed II. E. Hayne, who
has recently been transferred from
Walhalla to Greer. Mr.. Montgomery
is amply qualified to fill the position
Of local manager, he having been
connected with the store for some
time in the capacity Of assistant
manager
| -Marett's Early Improved Wan
namaker-Cleveland Cotton Seed.-
Bred for earliness. Absolutely pure.
Private gins for our farms. Our es-
! pecially designed grading machinery
is far ahead Of anything we have
ever seen. Our seed is delinted and
will come up two or three days ear
lier. Delay may mean failure. We
invite you to visit us at our office
and on our farms, to see our breed
ing work, this spring and summer.
/ Write for facts and prices. Marett
| Farm and Seed Company, Westmll-
ster, S. C.-adv.-5-tf. :.
Instead Of the usual Wednesday
night prayer meetings in the church,
the Baptists Of Walhalla are meeting
In the homes Of the members in va
| riouS sections Of the town. Four sec
tional meetings are held each We'd
| neSday evening, leader being as
signed for each. On last Wednesday,
| evening, notwithstanding the rain
and mud, these meetings were well
attended and exceptionally inspiring
meetings were held. The following
homes will be the places of meetings
this wednesday, evening: j. G.
Abbott, w. r. Craig, J. w. Shelor
and the parsonage. The public is cor
dially invited to these meetings.
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There are some excellent pic
| lures booked for showing for the re-
mainder Of this week at The Star
Theatre, Walhalla. Tonight and
|Thursday Wallace Reid, a local fa-
vorite,' will appear in '4Nhat's Your
'Hurry?" This picture is sure to
please you. 1t is one Of Wallace
Reid's latest and best Friday night
dainty May MoAlvoy will appear in
Everything for ISale.' This picture
has played to crowded houses wher-
ever 1t has been shown, and you
should not miss it. On Saturday n
new serial will be started entitled
winners Of the West" If you like
thrills you will get plenty during the
run Of this absorbing story. There
will be the usual comedy films in
connection with the serial. Matinee
every afternoon at $50 and night
Show at 7.30.
TO prevent cold take 666.-.ad
There were about SO farmers
met at the Court House last Monday
| to consider the matter of procuring
| advances for agricultural purposes.
The War Finance Corporation a.
Washington will advance in the way
of loans at 5 II per cent to co-opera-
| tive corporations Of farmers, on 1.-Two
stock insured, insured growing
| crops and cotton warehouse certifi-
Gates. The loans will be made of ap-
proximately one-half value of live
STOCK and crops, and 2 cents pound
for average middling cotton. It was
unanimously decided to form the
Oconee Credit Corporation for the
purpose outlined, and meeting will
soon be called to have all who desire
to procure advances to put up their
security and perfect the organiza-
tfon. The corporation, under the act
of Congress will be permitted to
| charge not over per cent over the
rate OF interest that the money is
loaned to 1t. Members or stockhold-
ers will be permitted and REQUIRED
to take 20 per cent Of the amount OF
their loans in stock In the corpora
| tion, which will give working cap
| ltal. This stock is to remain in the
corporation for at least two years,
when any stockho1der may withdraw
his stock upon 60 days notice. Mem
'bers who put up the 20 per cent
stock will be allowed to borrow at
any time that they may desire upon
| approved security four times the
amount Of their stock. Major VIM.
j. Stribling and J. r. Earle were in
structed to takc the necessary steps
at once to procure the charter for
the organization. For the present any
farmer who desires to avail himself
or herself Of this attractive PROPOSE
tion should see and leave their
names with Major Stribling or Mr..
Earle. Later there will be man in
each township in 'he county through
whom application may be made.
-Rub-My-Tism, a pain killer.--ad
The announcement Of the death
OF j. Ad. Perry, which occurred at
his home at Clayton, Ala, on. Jan.
22d, came as a great surprise and
source Of deep sorrow to many old
friends in Walhalla, his former
home. No one here knew Of his i'll
ness. and consequently we're not pre-
pared for the shocking news Of his
death. The following notice Of hjs