Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-25
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| Wanted - Everybody to attend
the Halloween carnival at the Wal
halla High School building Tuesday
night next at 7.30 o'clock.
The many friends Of Miss May
| Bell will be glad to learn that her
condition is slightly improved. Miss
Bell is in Columbia for treatment at
a sanitarium by specialists.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Stribling, Of
Westminster, are rejoicing over the
advent Of new grandson, Roy Strib-
ling Cornwell, born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee Cornwell on Oct. Sth,
at Nashville, n. G..
There will be Halloween par
ty at the Neville school house next
Tuesday night, Oct. 81 There will
| be fish pond" in addition to the
party. Tho entertainment will begin
at Z o'clock. The public Is cordially
| invited.
Now IS the time to buy buy your
| Oliver plows. Get ready for the fall
season. Buy the Genuine Oliver. w.
M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-tf.
There will be a Halloween car
ntval at the Walhalla High School
| oli oCl. AuIllS-
| sion, cents. Attractive side shows
popcorn, peanuts and hot-dogs a
plenty for everybody. Come and visit
with the ghosts.
We are indebted to our friend,
Dan e. Good, for peck of his deli
cious apples. Mr.. Good is one Of the
ilargest--if not the largest-apple
| grower in Oconee, and his apples are
always perfect specimens Of the diff
| ferent varieties he grows. He says
that, though his crop is short this
year, the apples are unusually fine.
The Star Theatre at Wcstmn-
ster announces "The Brides Play"
for Thursday night. This picture was
shown at Seneca several weeks ago
to capacity house. If you have not
seen it you will do we'll to make 4o
trip TO Westminster. Marion Davies
is the star. and is supported by a
splendid cast. This is the play New
York went wild over.
II. b. Watson and family left
last week for the Fair Play section
OF Oconee, whore they will reside in
the future. Mr.. Watson moved 10
| Walhalla with his family several
years ago. and his decision to return
to the old home section is regretted
by many. Mr.. Watson will, we un-
derstand, take up the active manage
ment of his farm lands In the Fair
Play section.
ALL kinds Of headwear at ]. II.
Alleys, West Union, S. C.-adv.-44.
We are requested to announce
that Bishop Finley will conduct SER
vices and preach at the Seneca Pres
| DVtPrion Tlnrrb npyt Cup6oy porn
ing at o'clock. Rev. Geo. Zachary,
OF Clemson College, rector Of the
Seneca Episcopal church, will assist
the Bishop. A cordial invitation is
extended to the members Of all de-
NOMINATIONS to be present, and the
same invitation goes out to the pub
lie in general.
The Oconee County Federation
Of Women's Clubs was the guest Of
the Paul Hayne Circle on Oct. 18th,
at its initial meeting, after having
been organized in Seneca last April.
The spacious, hospitable home Of
Mrs. G. w. Bauknight was verita-
bic bower Of autumn flowers and
leaves and formed a most suitable
setting for this gathering of the wo-
men interested in the social and eco
romic bettcrmcnt of the county. AS
sisting Mrs. Bauknight in receiving
were Mesdames Pitchford, Moss,
Fort, Misses Smith, Strother and
Strong. The meeting was called to
order by Mrs G. w. Pitchford, Jr.,
acting president Of the Hayne Circle.
In most gracious, cordial manner
Mrs. Pitchford welcomed tho officers
Of the County Federation. delegates
and guests, and expressed the pleas
ure Of the local club at being hostess
to this the first meeting Of the Oco-
nee County Federation Of Women's
Clubs, and in a few wcll-choscn re-
marks turned The meeting over to
Mrs. j. II. Adams, Of Seneca, presi-
dent Of the Federation. Miss Julia
Maxwell was asked to serve as sccre-
tary in the absence Of Mrs. Elias
Earle, Of Clemson. The roll-call
showed five clubs representative
| Once-a-Week Club and Civic and
| Literary Club Of Seneca, Home Dem
onstration Club OF Fair Play, and the
civic League and Paul Hayne Circle
| Of Walhalla. About forty delegates
and guests enjoyed the afternoon. Az
| ter very Interesting business ses-
sion delicious salad course, with
Ice tea, was served by the genial hos
| tess, assisted by Mesdames Darby,
Moss and Miss Strong.
Cold weather is here and re-
minds us Of the old reliable "Hanes"
underwear, sold by J. II. Alley, West
Union, S. C.--ady. -41-I4