Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-09
LOCAL NEWS FROM CoNERoss.
Several from Community Enjoy tho
Summer Assembly Sessions.

Of cleaning Off the cemetery. Let
everybody come early Friday morn
ing with such tools as they think to
be necessary for the work, and let
us put it in good shape.
Ray Barker and wife, Of Atlan:a,
spent last Thursday with their cou-
sins, the Barker family, at Coneross.
Tom Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Turner, Of Stevens county, Georgia,
spent several days last week with
the formers sister, lrs. Luke Adair,
Of this place.
Miss Bewley Hunsinger, of Long
| Creek, spent short while here with
her mother, Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger,
Oh her way 70 Greenville, where she
is in attendance upon the summer
assembly. She was accompanied from
here by Miss Pearle Hunsinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery, who
went in their touring car. Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery visited relatives
| in Greenville, and are on their way
TO visit at several other points in
this State before their return home.
Miss Pearle Hunsinger also attend
ed few days OF the summc rassem-
bly, and was called from tAcre to Six
Mile, where she has accepted posi-
ton as matron at the SiX-Mile Acad
envy. After spending some time there
she will probably be at home here
for a while before taking up her new
work permanently. We congratulate
Miss Pearle on getting work at that
good place. AS such positions in all
Baptist schools require a high order
Of character and fitness, Miss Pearle
will feel her responsibility as ma
iron, but she will prove herself wor-
thy of the high trust imposed upon
her. She will have mahp opportuni-
ties to do great work for the Master
in the way Of personal service among
the pupils and also in the church
work in the several churches near
there. When we shall lose Miss Hun
singer from our church we will have
lost one Of our most noble young
ladies and best church workers, as
she is ono Of our Sunday school
teachers, leader Of the Royal Am
bassadors, Bible readers, leader of
our B.Y.P.U and secretary Of our Y
w. AS. But we wish her much sue
cess in her work at the Six-NIile
Academy.
Mrs. Corene Roach returned home
here after spending month with
relatives in Westminster
Nelson Steward left here Wednes-
day for Franklin county, Georgia,
where he is visiting his sister, Mrs.
S. D. Kelley. He will spend a week
or ten days there.
Miss Harriet DuDose returned TO
her home in Seneca yesterday, after
spending about ten days with her
aunts, the Misses Barker, OF Cone
ross.
7. W. Byrd spent Wednesday and
Thursday and Friday with relatives
in Salem.
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald and grand
daughter, Miss Edna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Mcdonald and son James
were guests Of relatives in Green
vile Saturday and Sunday.
Afford Steward and family, OF
Westminster, are visiting the for
mers father Elisha Steward, near
here.
Miss Minnie Barker returned home
Friday after having spent about a
week in Greenvillc. She was visit
ing her cousins, w. o. Alexander and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Far
mer and children, also stopping over
with her brother and wife at CAL
houn on her return. While in Green
VILE she attended the summer as
sembly and heard some Of the most
wonderful addresses from the differ
cnt men and women OF the State.
She reports every part OF the assem-
bly, splendid, and says that it IS worth
more than one can express to attend
the meetings. The assembly will last
through this week We urge any one
who con do so to attend, if only for
short while. Miss Lcttie Barker
also attended the assembly and is
now visiting relatives in Pickens be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Cleland, Of
near Westminster, spent Friday with
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