Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-07

The forty-two club will meet
with Mrs. G. II. Humphries Friday
afternoon june 9th, at o'clock.
Miss Kate Smith, who has been
teaching in the Victor Monaghan
schools at Arlington, S. c., is at
home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. I. Smith, Of West Union.
Master Ethridge Mcdonald, who
has been quite i'll for several weeks,
is reported better and on the road to
recovery. We hope soon TO sec the
little fellow his bright and healthy
self again.
&C. G. Jaynes is in Asheville ~
c., for a few days with Mrs. Jaynes,
who Is there for her health. Her
many friends will be glad to learn
that she is reported considerably i'm
proved
&C, e. Rhodes spent short while
last sunday in Greenwood, where he
met Mrs. Rhodes and children, who
have been visiting Mf. and Mrs. A.
Z Erisp in Newberry, returning TO
Walhalla with his family in the even
ing.
Mrs. l.. w. Langston has return
ed from Florence, where she has
been at the bedside of her father,
Col. C.P. Quattlebaum, who has been
critically i'll in the Florence Hospi-
tai. After a very serious operation,
Col. Quattlebaum is improving, and
hopes soon to be able 10 be out Of
the hospital.
We've got the bargain. Of the
season in fine shirts. Going at soc.
for the next Ten days at Norman's
Dry Goods Store, Walhalla. You'll
regret it If you do not get your share
OF these bargains. Also other articles
many, regular $3.50 valucs-going
at soc. for the next ten days. Sale
starts to-day "wednesday. and will
end Saturday, June 17th.--adv.
Owing to the fact that special
services are being held at the Mctho-
dist church this week. Pastor Lang
ston. OF the Baptist church OF Wal
haila, has called OFT the regular We'd
nesday night prayer service at his
church. 1t is"his hope that his con-
ErcgntiOn Will Join in the services at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Kate Bell McAlistcr and
her daughter, Catherine have re-
turned to their home in C0lumbia
after spending some weeks with Miss
May Bell. They came up to be with
their mother and grandmother, the
late Mrs. T.. A. Bell, during her last
illness This "Mother in Israel" was
called to her reward recently at the
age of eighty-iive. "Her children rise
up and call her blessed"
-Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Meiburg
and little son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Puckhaber left last Wednesday
for Charleston to spend two weeks
with relatives. They drove through
the country in Miss Maggie Brandt's
Ford sedan. They left Walhalla at
$50 a. m, arrived in Columbia at
9.I5 a. M, and were comfortably
settled in the City by the Sea at 1 80
in the afternoon.
From the Tampa (Fla.) Trib-
une Of May 81 we take the follow
ing brief extract from an extended
account Of the graduating exercises
Of the "Woodrow Wilson Junior
High School,: "John l.. McWhorter,
associate editor Of the Tribune, made
a brief and appropriate talk, and it
was he who presented the diplomas
to the graduates, flfty-scven in num-
ber, among these being his son, John
Sam McWhorter." Both Mr.. Nc
Whorter and his son are we'll known
to many in Oconee, and we join with
others In congratulating the young
man OF having completed the first
step in his education. and wish for
him success in his future steps in his
preparation for lifc's work and use
fulness.
One Of the pretticst parties of
the season was five tables OF rook,
entertained by Miss Marion Iletrick
in honor of her cousin. Miss Florence
lIetrick. whose m1rriago 10 Wilbur
d. White will be an interesting event
o. this week. The house throughout
was beautifully decorated with bas-
kets and vases filed with yellow and
motif for the afternoon. The altrac-
tive honorce was given a lovely pair
Of linen embroidered pillow eases.
The prize for highest score was
beautiful handmade guest towel, and
for lowest a dainty handkerchief
both Of which were presented to Miss
Hetrick A delicious fruit salad
course with iced tea was served by
the hostess, assisted BY her sister,
Miss Ruth 'Hetrick. Souvenirs Of
this pretty party were little yellow
baskets filled with yellow and white
candies.
(Othcr Local Items on 18th Pagc.)