Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-21
OoNERoss AND COMMUNITY.
Church Organizations Preparing for
Neutrality-suspicious. Items.

| So"oiosS' June lS.-Spec1al: Mrs.
Mary Dilworth has been on the sick
list for few weeks, but Is much
improved. She received slight hurt
from cow while milking. Her
daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Kay, of SEN
eca, spent some time with her during
her illness.
j. G. Barker made n business trim
to Anderson last Tuesday.
Miss Lena Abbott left last Monday
for Clemson, where she is attending
the summer school for teachers.
Rob Palmer, Of Anderson, was q
recent guest Of the family Of w. r.
Graham, Of this community.
The Y.W.A.'s met Friday at $50
O'Clock, and at the meeting decided
to change the hour Of meeting until
5 p. III. Let every VIVA. girl re-
member that their society meets on
Thursday after the first Sunday in
each month at 5 o'clock, and try to
be present at each meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Haynes were
recent guests Of NJ. Abbott and fam
lily, OF Westminster.
Miss Margaret Brandt, who lives
near here, Is taking short course
at Winthrop. She won her scholar
ship to the short course on her sew
ing In the sewing club. We congrat-
ulate her on winning the scholarship.
Little Miss Eva White and brother
'Edward, OF 'Greenville, spent last
week with relatives in this commu-
nifty.
The fourth group Of the B.YP.U.
will render the program next Sunday
night, with Collie Abbott as captain.
All the group especially are urged to
be here promptly at the opening
hours D. m.-and everybody is
invited to attend the B.Y!P.U.
Miss Lucy Patterson left this
community recently after spending
several weeks with relatives and
friends here. She is now at the home
Of E. NJ. Gambrell, Of West Union.
Several dogs have been reported
to have gone mad in this community
recently. One was shot and killed
here last week by J. V. Dilworth.
Miss Hessie Arve and brother,
Reece Arve, Of Madison, were well
come guests at the home Of their
uncle, w. H. Arve, here recently.
Several from here are attending
the chautauqua at Walhalla this and
last week.
Charlie e. DuBose and family, Of
Seneca, spent from Saturday till
Monday with relatives in this COM
munity
Miss Lettie Barker spent a few
days last week in Seneca with rela-
tives.
On next Sunday, June 25, the Con-
cross Sunday school will carry out
the program on Christian Education,
and those on the program are asked
to meet at the church on Saturday
at $50 p. M. to rehearse. It is SIN
cerely hoped that the Sunday school
will attend largely, and all others
are most cordially invited.
Mrs. Ncwt Whitaker, of Westm!n-
ster, spent the past weekend with
this place.
J. l.. Duckworth and family were
recent visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Murphy, near Oakway.
Miss Sophie Cleland, Of Westmin.
stcr, was spend-the-day guest Of
friends in this section recently.
Miss Sue Annie Todd and little
sister Mildred, Of West Union, were
guests Ui the Misses Abbott, of Con-
cross. recently.
p. Is. Barker left this morning for
Greenville, where he will spend
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Alexander, Of
this place, attended the birthday
celebration given at the home Of Mrs.
AleXander's father, G.. r. Gambrell.
yesterday in honor Of Mr.. Gambrell's
father, j. P. Gambrell, this being his
10th birthday.
Willie Meredith and family spent
yesterday with relatives in Walhalla
Little Misses Marion Alexander
and Rachael Bruner, Of Westminster,
spent last Friday with B. w. Alex
ander and wife and enjoyed the af-
ternoon fishing In the creek nearby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gillison, Of the
Bounty Land section, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Armstrong, Of Richland,
were weekend guests in the home
o. Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger here
The GAS and Y.W.A.'s are ex-
pecting to attend the VIVA and G.
A rally at Westminster Friday.
Mrs. Henry Keil has returned from
Washington, where she has been Wis
iting her daughter, Miss Bessie. An
other daughter, Mrs. Bessie Shull,
Of Greenville, who accompanied her
to Washington, also accompanied
her home, spending some time with
her mother. They were also accom-
panied by Walter Shull Mr.. and
Mrs. Shull returned to their home
in Greenville Sunday.