Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-13
BOUNTY LAND.RIcHLAND NEWS.
Entertainment In Honor Of Miss
Adams Personal Nientlon.
TOO late for last week. ).

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Creek, where he will resume his
studies in the Long Creek school.
Miss Ada, Wyly left few days ago
for Ruby, where she Is engaged in
teaching.
Miss Emily Corbin and brother,
Christopher Corbin, of Cashiers n.
c., arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Doyle Saturday, where
the former will remain and atteud
as an eleventh grade pupil the \Sen-
eca High School, The latter left on
Monday for Long Creek Academy,
| where he will attend school. Others
leaving for entrance into the Long
Creek school Monday were Misses
Cara Cater and Btta Adams.
Tho missionary society of the Sem
eac Baptist church held delightful
meeting last Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. perrltt,
complimentary to Miss Eta Adams,
to whom the society is lending a
helping hand in making possible ed.
ucational opportunities for her at
Long Creek Academy.
This we'll attended acquaintance"
reception was held on the long and
spacious porch whore, shaded by
the vine-clad trellis and famed by
the vibrant mountain breezes, the
guests were exhilarant in plea sing
conversation throughout the entire
period Of entertainment. After all
had assembled Mrs. A. S. Rollins,
having provided each guest With a
pencil and slip Of paper, on which
the surname Of the honoree was writ
ten, requested each to write wish
or prophecy, using only the letters
contained in the name adams" The
result was quite number OF ludi-
crous wishes, advices and prophe-
cies, which Miss Adams will treas
ure as souvenirs Of the happy occa-
sion. At this juncture of hiar arity
Master Eugene Rollins entered,
bearing all he could carry of parcels
III a "book-sathel" and "lunth bath
ket," presenting the entire burden
to Miss Adams as shower gifts from
the society. The parcels contained
numerous and sundry articles indis-
pensable to school girl, and Miss
Adams, after unwrapping each buns
| RI ,i,,oi inn af
Of the guests, expressed her appre-
I citation in few we'll chosen and sin
cere sentences. Delicious punch and
cookies were served, after which n
short prayer by Miss Adams closed
the meeting.
Misses Cathrine and Hattie Can
non and Miss Estelle England, Of
Westminster, were guests the first Of
last week Of Miss Nettie Hubbard.
Fl, Mrs. o. G. Skinner and two sons,
Conway, Jr., and Lister, who have
been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perritt, leave
to-day for their home in Augusta,
Ga.
Marion Hughs returned Monday
from Atlanta, where he was a guest
for few days Of Emil Magill.
Stiles N .Hughs, Jr., entered the
Presbyterian College at Clinton this
week as student. Stiles Is a worthy
young man and has numerous friends
among both old and young who wish
for him unlimited success in his col
: lege work
The entertainment given by.Misses
Ballenger and McMahan last Friday
evening at tho Bounty Land school
house was quite success when we
take into consideration that many
other meetings were on hand in the
vicinity which drew many who would
. otherwise have attended. Following
was the interesting program carried
, out:
Music.
: Mother Goose pantomime.
Reading selection from Betsy
Hamilton, by Mrs. Jasper Doyle.
Cornet sOlo--Dayis Sanders.
Pocahontas tableau.
Play, "The Cute Family"
Il Reading-AIrs. Doyle.
The Dwarf Stunt. (Fine.)
The "Fat Lady" and "Thin Lady,
Good Night song
The sum Of $14.00 was the amount
taken in.
Miss Nettio Hubbard entered upon
| hnr dntins as q m lam hef nf Tho Too oh