Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-26


ant occasion were exquisite little
FANS, which are not needed to recall
20 the minds Of her score Of guests
the many pleasures. Of the aftemoo on.
Syrup buckets, gallon size, Oc.
apiece; quart and pint tin cans. tho
kind YOU use withssoldcring irons or
Home Can Sealers. Frank H. Shir-
ley. Westminster, S. C.-ady.r3D-3 !
II. H. Rcubush will open sing.
| ing school at Pickens Court House
on Monday, July 31st, the school TO
continue for twenty days. All who
arc Interested are requested to be
present on the opening day
Mrs Geo. Mehr;cns, of Charles
ton, is visiting her nleces, Mesdam cs
w. G. EluChs, Jesse G.. Neville and
Chas. A. Ijctrick and among other
relatives and numerous friends in
Walhalla.
Mrs w NJ. Alexander. left last
Sunday for an extended visit to rel
utives in North Carolina, Virginia
and West Virginia. During her stay
in Virginia she will visit the family
Of Rev. NJ. o. Alexander at Graham.
We 'are requested 70 announce
that Rev. w. S. Goodwin, of Central,
will preach at the Monaghan Meth o.
dist church next Sunday, July 30th,
at II o'clock a. III. y cordial invi
tation is extended to all to be pres
ent.
Mrs. John L.. McWhorter, wife
Of the associate editor Of the Tampa
(Fla.) Morning Tribune, Is spending
the summer at the Hotel Gordon at
Waynesvllc.s y. G. Mrs. McWhorter
has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Me t.
tie Y. Stribling, Of Grecnville.
Fifth Sunday services at the
First Baptist church, Walhalla, next
Sunday at II Il. III. and $50 y. m.
The Call for Garlck' is the subject
Of thc sermon 10 be delivered at the
evening hour OF worship. The pas
tor invites you to come and bring
your friends.
We arc requested to correct
statement that appeared in our local
notes last week To the effect that the
resignation Of Rev. w. B. Aull, pas
tor Of st. Johns Lutheran church,
had been accepted by the congrega-
ton. This was incorrect. Mr.. Aull
rendered his resignation, but action
was deferred until full attendance
OF the congregation could be had. \
special meeting Of the members Of
st. Johns church has been called for
the coming Sunday, and 1t is hoped
by the church officials and the pastor
that there will be a full attendance
Of the. members. Besides taking aa-,
ton on the matter Of Pastor Aull's
resignation there are other matters
Of Importance to be brought before
the congregation.
Mrs. J. c. Neville entertained at
bridge on last Thursday in honor Of
Mrs. McCurry Neville. The parlOr
was beautifully decorated with shas-
ia daisies. After number Of inter-
esting games 1t was found that Miss
jamie Neville scored highest, receiy-
ing lovely Madeira HANDKERCHIEF
while Mrs. j. H. Darby was "con-
sOled' with a deck, Of cards. The
fair hOnoree received a lovely table
cover. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
her nieces, little Misses Catherine
Adams and Gertrude Hughs. Out
Ot-town visitors who added pleasure
to The guests and hotSeSS we're Miss
Anna Terhune, OF Atlanta, and Mrs
Sidney Adams. Of Rock Hill.
Mrs. McCurry Neville enter
tanned at a delightful bridge lunch
con last Thursday morning in honor
OF Miss Anna Terhunc Of Atlanta.
The attractive home with its new
furnishings was most inviting and a
pleasant lime was spent with cards
and conversation. At the conclusion
Of the games Miss Tcrhune was pre-
srnted a cut-glass vase, and Miss FL
oise StrOthcr received a pretty hand
made handkerchief for the top score
prize. \ tempting luncheon was
served at - o'clock by the hostess,
assisted by Miss Sue Gigniliat, OF
Seneca. Those present were: Miss
Tcrhunc. Mrs. Sidney Adams. Miss
Sue Gigniliat. Miss Eloisc Strother,
Mrs. James Darby, Mrs. Jesse New
lille and Miss jamie Neville
Some several weeks ago we
made mention Of a freak egg which
was brought to us by B. NJ. Smith,
Of Walhalla Route 3. The egg meas
ured seven inches around one way
and nine inches the long way, and
weighed half pound. Upon break
ing this egg we found it to contain
another egg. full normal size and
with perfectly formed hard shell.
Around the inner egg, and be. tween
1t and the large shell, there was a
layer Of the ordinary egg compost
ton, minus the yolk. The egg within
was fresh and perfect, containing
both yolk and white This t.; the
first Of the kind that has ever been
brought to The Courier Office. The
large freak egg was laid by an or
dinary sized Rhode Island hen.
The following item, clipped from
the Birmingham (Ala.) News OF July
18th. will be Of interest TO many in
We lh1l1a where Miss Horric hoc