Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-02
AUXILIARY MEETING AT SENECA
Thursday--Pcrsonal Paragraphs and
Itoms Of Local Interest.

week on an EXTENDED VlSlt 10 nef mo
ther, Mrs. w. S. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Perrin, for
merly Of Seneca, but now Of Orange
burg, stopped over in Seneca for
while as they were en- route TO Wal
halla, where they will visit Mrs. Por-
rims mother, Mrs. Hettie Macaulay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sligh and lit
tie daughter, Of Fitzgerald, Ga, were
recent guests Of DR.. and Mrs. e. G.
Doyle and other relatives.
Mrs. T. B. Jones entertained a
number of friends Tuesday morning
with bridge party as an attention
to her sister, Mrs. Gordon Carson.
After an hour or moro Of this ever
popular pastime cards were laid aside
for a while, when tempting refresh
ments were served.
The Literary and Civic club with
a few invited guests enjoyed de-
lightful social gathering Of the club
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. II.
Renfro as the gracious hostess. Sew
eral interesting contests, mingled
with animated conversation, were
entered in:o most heartily by all.
This meeting being the last one on
the club program Of the year, the
club disbanded for the remainder Of
the summer, to resume activities in
September.
Mrs. Harry Gignillat, Mrs. Lois
Cignilliat Golghtly and son Harry,
OF Union City, ga, are spending n
while in Seneca with Mrs. w. p. MINI
mons and other friends. These good
people always receive a warm well
come when in their former home
town.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the August meeting Of
the U.D.C. chapter, which was to
have been held Friday Of this week,
has been postponed until the last
Friday in September. For various
reasons 1t was considered advisable
to have tho August meeting called
Off.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church will hold a
county institute in Seneca to-mor-
row CThursday) morning in the
Presbyterian church. A cordial in
yitation is given to the public to at
tend these sessions. The members Of
the auxiliary are especially REQ" ested
to attend. Tho following program
will be given:
(Mrs. w. r. Mcares prcsiding.)
Devotion al-Alrs. j. B. Townsend.
Address Of Welcome-Alrs. Leslie
Striblng.
Introductory remarks
Notwithstanding for the Min
istry." Rev. j. B. Belk.
Music-( (Selected.)
Study Of Home AIissions-Mrs. T..
G. Peden.,
Model Meeting Of the Executive
Board, and Business Meeting Of Aux.
iliary-Mrs. P. C. Smith.
Adjournme
Picnic luncheon will be served.
(Afternoon-2 o'clock.)
Quiet Hour-Nlrs. r. l.. Parker.
Address-"The Standard Of Excel
lence." Mrs Andrew Bramlett.
Open Conference. (Come with your
probloms.)
Glass on Bible Study-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mattison.
Literature-Mrs. S. T. McKittrick.
Young Peoples Work-Mrs. T. c..
Peden
Study on Foreign Missions.
Reports Of committee on recon-
mendation.
Adjournment.
MIR. and Mrs Wayman A. Holland
arrived In Seneca last week for two
weeks stay with Mr.. Hollands mo-
thcr, Mrs. Wayman Holland, Sr. Mr..
Holland recently returned to the
States from Brazil, where he has been
instructor Of electrical engineering
In one Of the large universities Of
Brazil for five years. Mrs. Holland
returned 10 tho States about a year
ago, as climat tic conditions threa ten
ed to impair her health. Mr.. Hol-
land joined her in New York, where
she has been with her parents. Mr..
Holland has host Of Interested
friends who are delighted to note tho
success OF his career.