Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-28

WALHAIIA SOUTH CAROLINA, No. ob6.-vonno
ENECiAsPIsEpARING FOR CLINIC

sENECAsI'REPARING FOR CLINIC.
Comlnitf faes Ready to Work - Per
sonal Items of Interest.
Sehe6a June 27.-Special: Miss
EvalynsERorge, of Atlanta, Is the at
tractiYsfshoQse guest Of Mrs. w. p.
Reid. Miss George graduated from
the girlS&high school Of Atlanta with
distinctfNlt this month and is very
populari ith The young society set
in her home city.
Miss 9sA6argte Holland left the early
part of&the week for Baltimore for
an indefinite stay In the home OF her
brotheE Rev. Chas. Hilland. 1T has
been heard with regret that Miss
HOllandshas tendered her resignation
Rs firstSXgade teacher in the Seneca
school position she has filed
most aGgAptably for several years.
The sSnAmerous friends of Supt.
and MrHSgJhP. Coats will be pleased
to learhNthat Mrs. Goats is getting
along ntgely from a recent operation
for appendicitis which she underwent
in ,SnaEtahburg hospital.
The 'sQnEe4a-We Club will hold
the last Meeting Of the club year on
Friday tefnoon instead Of Thurs
day, at4tks ,hospttable home of Mrs.
e. G. DpSlsS This will be entirely of
a sociaEltattire, and the occasion is
looked Toward to with bright antici-
patton SbSSnot only the members Of
tht cluRNsbut other friends Of the
JocasssAi camp is attracting groups
OF girlSSffom different sections of the
State, who are now enjoying camp
life in&theS heart of the Blue Ridge
mountatnHto the fullest. Large num-
bers WMI3c0ntinue to come to the
camp thEonghout the season, July
and AugI&tSf coming in relays. The
camp isSuHder the supervision Of Rev
|. 10. Waaace and strong staff Of
co-worksrs, who are turning every
effort. toWard giving the campers a
happy Stime5
MrssFFWsSB. Brown and daughters,
Bernice and Mary, are attending the
RobinsoHSMckinney reunion, which
is held saMtally at the home Of Jas.
q. Armstfbng, Of Rishland.
Mr.. SaitdPNrs. j. w. Todd had the
pleasure 3has, past weekend of having
their e9tftsS, family with them except
W6e VIZ I@nGaaSlls get Soma st
that timesEVfhe family consists Of Dr..
Cecil Todd, Spartanburg; Gordon
Todd, of Charlotte; Jos Todd, of
Washington, D. c.; David G. Todd,
OF Seneca; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Todd,
and children, Jack and Annit, Lex
ington, KY; Misses Ellen and Re-
becca. All have returned to their re-
spective homes except Mr. and Mrs.
John Todd, who will leave to-mor-
row for Lexington.
The attention of the public is d.
rected to a. free clinic which will be
conducted by the State Tuberculosis
association In Seneca On July 14th,
In the Chamber of Commerce Hall.
Not only is the public invited, but
Is urged to attend and have thorough
examinations made OF throat and
lungs. Especially are those who have
any weakness in these organs urged
to have DR.. Cooper, State specialist,
give them close examination. BY
doing so one may be advised how TO
control any threatening trouble that
may possibly never have been recog-
nized by the patient. Dr.. Cooper will
be assisted by, Miss Gudger, State
welfare nurse. The morning will be
devoted entirely to white people, the
afternoon to the colored. This is
rare opportunity and should be en-
braced by every one in the county
who has the least suspicion of weak
lungs or throat. Only two clinics
will be held in Oconee-one in Wal
halla on July 18th, and in Seneca
on the 14th-and these without one
cent Of cost to the patients. Miss Nc
Donald, State secretary of the Tuber-
culosis Association, met with a group
OF Seneca women recently for the
purpose Of discussing and planning
for this clinic. The following COM
mittees were apopinted:
General Chairman-Mrs. Dempie
A. Adams.
Transportation (for Miss Gudger)
Mrs. w. j. Lunney, Messrs. Gign-
illiat and Wood.
Publicity-Mrs. ". p. Reid, Mrs.
j. J. Norton.
Equipments = Mrs. e.. C. Doyle,
Mrs. Il. A. Hines, Mrs. J. S. Strib-
ling, Mrs. J. r.. Heller.
Hospitality Mrs. j. II. Burgess,
Mrs. NJ. A. Wood, Mrs. w. p. Leis-
ter. Mrs. G. NJ. BOWEN, Mrs. f. j. p.
Ecpkins. Mrs. j. II. Hardy.
Specialists Assistants-Mrs.W w. r.
Doyle, Mrs. II. l.. Stribling.
Baptist Ministers to Meet at Six-AiiIc.
The Bluo Ridge Roptict ,ninictors