Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-25
NEWS OF SENECA BRIEFLY TOLD
Seeking 10 Have Southern Build an
UndorpaSS for Safety,

Seneca, Jan. 23:-Special: Mrs. j. i.
w. Willis visited her sister, Mrs. w.
NJ. Riggs, at clemson College several
days recently.
The last meeting of the Once-a-
Week Club was held with Miss Ruby
Harper. Although the weather was
disagreeable there was a goodly num-
ber Of members In attendance. At
the conclusion of the program a very
tempting sweet course was served.
Mrs. G. M. Bowen will be hostess for.
the club tomorrow afternoon.
The Crock Hut Filling Station,
which has recently been completed,
is by far the most unique and attrac-
tive place Of the kind in town. 1t is
on the corner Of East Main and Fair
Play streets. Our esteemed towns
man, J. Eustace Hopkins, displayed
good taste in having the Crock Hut"
erected.
Owing to the indisposition Of tho
pastor, Rev. ]. w. Willis, there were
no services in the Baptist church last
Sunday, SO that congrega ton was
well represented at the other places
Of worship for the services both In
the morning and evening.
The Daughters Of the American
and enjoyable meeting Tuesday az
ternoon. Mrs. j. J. Norton being the
charming hostess, with dozen men,
bers and one visitor in attendance.
At the conclusion Of the business and
literary program Mrs. Norton, as
sisted by Miss Sue Gignilliat, served
tempting refreshments. The Febru-
ary meeting will be held with Mrs.
Il. A. Hines. The program will be on
THE Landing Of the Pilgrims.' pr.
e. A. Hines will tell the chapter
something about his recent visit to
Plymouth Rock. This date, 21st Of
! February, will be the 9Th anniver-
sary Of the organization of the Wiz
| ard Of Tamassee chapter.
After months stay in St. Angus
tine and other places Of interest in
/ Florida, Mrs. w. r. Davis and Miss
| Sara Davis have returned home. Mrs.
! II. #. Alexander, who was member
| Of the party, stopped over in Atlanta
on her return.
| II weather conditions were favor
able no doubt there would be crowds
OF Seneca people who would motor to
| Spartanburg to hear Billy Sunday
during the series Of meetings he is
holding. AS it is, quite a number
Will go over from time to time Ia
hear the distinguished evangelist.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will give an unusually full and i'm.
pressive program on foreign missions
next Sunday at 6.45 o'clock p. nj. The
public is cordially invited to attend
the services.
The Methodist Sunday schools OF
this district will have Rally Day on
next Sunday at the Seneca Methodist
church, with two sessions, at 10.1 5
a. nj. and 3 p. m.. with a sermon at
7.30 p. III. by Rev. A. IL. Driggers, Of
Clemson College. MIR. Driggers was
at one time pastor of this church.
There will be addresses given by
experienced workers on the various
phases Of Sunday school work, which
! all who are interested in Sunday
schools should hear. Especially the
] teachers and officers Of the various
local Sunday schools should attend
| these sessions. They will be benefited
b" doing so. The musical program
by local talent promises to be very
pleasing feature of the program.
Mayor B. A. Lowery and Council
man G. w. Shirley are in Colum bia
to-day for the purpose Of comforting
| with the Oconee delegation in the
General Assembly for the purpose OF
presenting Seneca's claim for an un-
derpass OF the Southern Railway on
Townville street crossing.
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