Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-09

THEILpCAL NEWS FROM SENECA
o Preparatory Prayer Services for the
GHeat Gipsy Smith Meetings.

Preparatory Prayer Services for the
Gseat Gipsy Smith Meetings.
Se4eea, Aug. 8.-Special: Miss
FrancRs Alexander entertained infor-
mallykat a mid-week morning party
IN h5Ror Of her college friend and
guestM Miss Robson, Of Sumter.
MrAand Mrs. Frank King and two
smallaboys, Martin and Harold, mo-
toredi diErom their home in Adairs-
vile, a., the first Of the week on "A
visit TIP Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs.
Dempta Adams. Mrs. King is pleas
antlysknown in Seneca as Miss Mar
garet tSAdams before her marriage
and has host Of friends here who
heartily welcome her back to her
homeRwn. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamblec
ACCOMPANIED them to Seneca and
they lMturned to Adairsville Tues
Mr:aand Mrs. Wilton Auld and Mr..
and Mfs Charles Auld and daughter,
Of Blberton, Ca, we're guests Of Mr..
and.Mrs. w. P. Reid Sunday.
iCottage prayer meetings were held
Tuesday evening in the homes of G.
w! Ballenger, J. o. Fields, w. p.
Reid d'YHad Henry Lindsey, in differ
ent seetions of the town. The cottage
prayeE meetings will continue to be
held sinI preparation for the Gipsy
SmitfEaJr., revival meetings in Sep
tembek The union mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday evening will be
conducted by several young boys in
the Methodist church. 1t is hoped
that there will not be a vacant seat
IN the..Ghurch when our boys conduct
the @pxayer meeting for their first
Piedpont Presbyterial held an all
day county institute in Seneca Pres
bytertan church Thursday, which was
encouraging and gratifying over the
educaHpnal and inspirational atmos-
pheres$WAich prevailed. The pro-
gram was brim-full of spiritual food
and the social hour, during the in
termisson for lunch, was most pleas
ant, Az the assembly was brought
togethAr In the dining room of the
lchurGhE8A similar institute was held
in Arnggsop. Wednesday and again
Iin EesIsya6n Friday. These insti-
tutesl aEeSss old help toward the
lFtrens then 6 ,9f he an xiliarles ses. !;
'paei iasS5s 81 ksss ofiesss be
Erred 5ffi'esb y7teTial fs 'Tc0 posed
| of the Woman's Auxiliaries Of the
Presbyterian churches in Anderson,
Oconee and Pickens counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat, Jr.,
are expected to arrive in Seneca this
week, after spending few weeks in
| Highlands.
Miss May Stribling returned to
Greenville the first Of the week, after
visiting in and around Seneca for
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman Holland
| have been in Townville and Ander-
son the past week in the homes OF
| Mr.. Hollands relatives.
| The social calendar of the past
week was brought to close Satur-
day afternoon when Mrs. Walter 8.
Brock entertained about two dozen
friends with porch party as an at
tention to her house guest, Mrs. S.
J.Corpening, Of Lancaster. Bowls Of
bright garden flowers were used in
decorations. After time spent in
conversation, Mrs. Percy Crayton, Of
Anderson, gave two readings, which
were thoroughly enjoyed. Delicious
block cream, with angel food cake,
was served by the hostess, who was
assisted by Misses Winnifred Adams
and May Stribling. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. T. S. Crayton, Mrs.
Percy Crayton, Mrs. Archer Of An
derson, and Miss Pearl Leavell, of
| Mississippi.
Mrs. S. J. Corpening, Of Lancas-
ter, spent several days in Seneca
the past week. being the guest of
Mrs. Walter S. Brock. This being
her first visit to Seneca since Mr..
Corpening served the Baptist church
as pastor, she was most cordially
received and heartily welcomed, re-
ceiving numerous attentions from
friends during her visit.