Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-10
LOCAL NOTES FROM coNERoss.
Body of Little Child Removed from
Lallrcns to Riclland,

next Sunday will be Mothers Day,
short program has been arranged
to be carried out by the Coneross
Sunday school at 1890 a. M. The
decoration will be red and white,
ard the flowers presented 10 each
scholar will consist Of red and white
roses. The program is as follows:
Hymn, Mother" (tune, America,
by Laura Mae, Jesse and John Alex
ander.
Play, "Mother." Leader, Miss Jes-
sic Barker. with Clara Duckworth,
Eramlett Madden, Jessie Alexander,
John Alexander, Maude Roach and
Howard Madden.
Hymn, Mother - Homo - That
Blest Refrain" Maude and Vera
Roach.
Scripture-"Honor thy mother"
Florene Abbott.
Prayer by Thode Abbott.
Hymn, by Florene Abbott, Ophelia
Haynes and Thode Abbott.
Recitation - "Thc Dearest Mo-
thcr," by Vera Roach.
Recitation by Odell Madden.
Ffymn, "Mother's Love-" by Bes-
sic Alexander and Clara Duckworth.
Mrs. 70. Steward, who. lives near
here, visited her son, Alfred Stew
ard and wife, of Westminster, Fri
day and Saturday. Mrs. Alfred Stew
ard is quite i'll. We hope that she
will improve soon. Mrs. Steward
was accompanied home Saturday by
her grandson, little Glen. who will
stay some time with her during the
illness Of his mother.
Misses Beulah and Minnie Barker
and little Miss Bessie Alexander
spent yesterday with G. %. DuBose
and family, Of Seneca.
Mrs. Hattie Alexander and daugN.
ter, Miss Ruth, were guests of e. NJ.
Gambrell. Of Walhalla, recently.
Mrs. j. S. Abbott and son, Collie,
accompanied by Misses Ada Keith
and Lizzie Barker, visited relatives
and friends at Seneca recently.
Several Of the ladies Of this COM
munity attended the butter demon
stration at Walhalla Saturday.
Miss Tattie Dilworth, Of Westmin-
ster, spent several days last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Dilworth. and uncle, j. V. Dilworth,
Of this community.
j. G. Barker and Calvin DuBose
will leave this afternoon for Lau-
rens in Mr.. Barker's truck to have
removed the body of little Virgil Du-
Bose, who was laid to rest in the
Laurens cemetery month ago. They
will bring 1T to Richland tomorrow,
where it will be inferred in The Rich
land cemetery, near the grave >ofits
grandfather, the late e. G. DuBose.
Since the death of the little fellow
Its parents have moved to Seneca.
The father Of the child is member
Of the Richland Presbyterian church,
The body was embalmed and there
is no difficulty anticipated in the re-
moval from Laurens to .Richland.
The little body was embalmed in an
ticipation OF This removal. Owing
TO the very bad weather a. the time
OF tho child's dcath, and the fact that
tho mother was quite Ill, 1t was felt
that it was best to make temporary
interment at Laurens, which was the
home Of the family at that time.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hunsinger and daugh-
ter, Miss Pearle, left Saturday for
Toccoa, Ga, near which place they
will be guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
Martha Gipson. They will also visit
in Avalon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. p. Dean. before their re-
turn home.
II. D. Barker and wife. Of West
minister, were recent visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hesse,
OF this place.
Mrs. e. c. DWBose and four boys
and daughter, Mrs. B. w. Alexan-
der, were in Seneca for a short while
recently with relatives.
Misses Bewley .Hunsinger and Dora
Reece, Of Long Creek, spent Thurs
day and Friday with the formers
mother. Mrs. s. M. Hunsinger, Of
our community. They we're accom-
panied by Miss Olive Bonale, of Greer,
who was on hdr way nome after hav-
ing spent few weeks at Long Creek
with her sister, Mrs. L. H. Raines.