Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-08
THE NEWS NOTES or snNDoA.
Death Of Good Woman at Elberton,
Ga.--Mr. Lowery Very Ill.

Ga.--Mr. Lowery Very Ill.
Seneca, Feb. 28.--Special: Mrs.
l.. L. johnson and MRS. Edward w.
Pike, of Columbia, are visiting Mrs.
w. PRED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sligh and lit
tie daughter, Anna, Of Fitzgerald,
Ca, visited DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
kDoyle and other relatives several
days during the past week.
1t will be source of pleasure to
the many friends Of Miss Mary Hines
to learn that she ie improving and
able to be up p part Of each day, at
ter an illness of several weeks. Miss
Hines was member of the city
school faculty Of Winston-s Salem, N.
c., when she was taken sick and was
forced to return home. 1t is sim
cerely hoped that she will very soon
be restored to her usual good healt:'.
The D. "a. II. chapter was delight.
fully entertained at the last meeting,
Miss Sue Nimmons being hostess at
that time. The members respon ded
to roll-call with interesting items re-
lating to the Pilgrim Fathers. Dr..
%. A. Hines favored the chapter by
giving talk, in his usual convinr-
| Ing manner, on what he saw Of his
toric plymouth during recent visit:
there, and the famous Plymou:.,,
Rock. DR.. Illness talk was full Of
interest from beginning to end and
was fully appreciated by the chapter.
During the social hour the hostess
served block cream with pound and
fruit cake.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank King, of Adairsville, Ga,
sympathize with them In their anx-
iety over the illness of their little
son, who has been suffering from a
severe case of pneumonia. Mrs. j..
H. Adams has been with them for a
week, rendering every assistance
possible In helping to nurse her lit
tie grandson back to health. The last
report from him is favorable, and
the young man Is much better.
| G. s. Lowery has been desperately
Ill for several days with pneumonia.
His family and physician have grave
fears over the seriousness Of his con-
dition. Every attention possible is
being given him, and the entire COM
munity is deeply concerned over the
seriousness Of his case. DR.. Stewart,
OF Fountain Inn, father Of Mrs. Low
cry. has been in consultation several
times with The local physicians who
have been in attendance.
The regular meeting Of the Once
a-Week Club was held at the homo
Of Mrs. w. J. Lunney on. Thursday
afternoon, and as the program was
a distinctly musical one, the hostess
had prepared rare treat--Grand
Opera! Mrs. j. w. Willis read the
story OF Rigoletto, the hunchback
jester Of the Duke OF Mantua, and,
as II by magic, Just as the various
characters were introduced, each
sang his or her part. All was we'll
carried out by means Of the Victor
records. Dearest Name," "Woman
is Fickle," and the final quartette, in
which the leading characters seem
to give full vent to their contending
emotions, were among the numbers.
Mrs. Leslie Stribling told the beau
tiful story Of Aida, captive daughter
Of the king OF Ethiopia. who was
faithful to her lover, Rhadames,
even unto death. Heavenly Aida"
was sung by Caruso. "The Return
Victorious Grand March," and
Farewell, oh Earth." wero much
enjoyed as they were reproduced on
the victrola. Mrs, Stribling gavo =
vivid picture OF various scenes from
the opera and the farewell Of the
lovers in the prison cell was e1cep-
tionally hne, sung by Caruso and
Gadski.> It was an unusual program
Of real musical worth and oduca-
tional value, and all we'll done. At
the close Of the program q sweet
course, consisting OF ice cream and
cake, was served.