Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-04-05


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Observation-Disclosures" .!-.::.....!.. .-..'s:
!. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j.
Observation-Disclosures i,.s'
Smiths Market. Walhalla. will
pay l7c. per pound for hens this
cck.--adv.
Our good friend. Frank Fl. t!ill,
Of Highlands, \. G., was among the
business visitors in Walhalla for 4
short while yesterday.
The Ladies' aid Society Of the
Walhalla Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. r.. w. Grubbs on Thurs
day tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock. All members Of the society
are urged TO attend.
The many friends Of Mrs. Jas
Wilson will be delighted to know
that she is recovering nicely from a
recent operation which she under
went in Columbia few weeks ago.
Mrs. Wilson was so far improved as
to be able to return home Monday
last
Plenty Of -four, hay, cotton seed
meal, etc. j. Fl. Alley, West Union,
S. C.-adv.-1 LA.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson
returned to Walhalla Saturday af-
ter having spent several months at
points in Florida and with their
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Roof, Of Gcor-
gia. Their numerous friends are glad
to welcome them back to their home
here. .
At the home Of Mrs. J. S. Strib-
ing, Seneca. on March 30th, a Coun-
ty Fedora ton Of Clubs was organ
Aed, with five clubs joining-two
Seneca, one from Clemson and
wo from Walhalla. Mrs. Adams, the
president Of the Once Week Club,
at Seneca, called the meeting to or
der. with Mrs. Leslie Stribling acting
secretary. Mrs. Hines was asked to
give an address Of welcome, which
she did in a few well-chosen words,
after which Mrs. b. A. Morgan, vice
president OF the western district
was called 10 the chair. Mrs. Nor
gan in an instructive talk, explained
the plan Of organization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: PreSi-
dent, Mrs. Adams OF Seneca; three
vice rrcSidc.,s. one from each town
rcprcScntcd--Nlr Lunncy. OF Sen
cca: Mrs. Daniel, Of Clemson. and
Mrs. Anscl, Of WalhallD. Mrs Earle,
OF Clemson, was elected secretary,
and Mrs. Bell OF Walhalla. trcasu-
rcr. The County Federation decided
to join the state Federation OF Clubs
and to send delegates TO Columbia
Mrs. Adam" appointed Mrs. Bell as
her altcrnatr. while Mrs. Ramseur
was elected ihc delegate. After adj
iournmcnt the members of the Once
a-Weck Club entertained delight
full during Il social hour, serving
a sweet course.
There will be no picture at The
Star Theatre in Walhalla tonight
but the management has secured q
wonderful attraction for their othe,
two theatres, in Seneca and West.
Ministerial tr0up OF iIaW allan sing
crS and dauc"r&---Wi!iCh viii also ht
accompanied by picture. 1t will
hc worth % trin TO either Seneca OF
Westminster o see this attraction
Thursday, April g. May McAvny vii
b. ~ Fh" star Theatre here in -
Virginia CoUr,Sh.p." !rid&y Charles
Kay In "Nl3rm Crock Andy,' and or
saturday the usual program. r0l
Monday Of next week Richardson 4
JORDAN hHv" secured the wonderful
screen plOlurliun, "Aian~~W Woman
Marriage" starring Dorothy phil
lips, who was the heroine in "ThC
Heart Of Humanity" which thrilled
lhc worlG This wonderful feature
for next Monday is the biggest NO
ton picture Of the year and has beer
aptly termed "a mighty milestone
IN motion pictures 1t is a story OF
the ages, told in nine unfOrgcttablt
acts, from the Stone Age to the pres
cnt day. There is not moment dur
ing the presentation OF the play tha
the attention Of The audience is no
kept close to the scene before the
eye by reason Of tho delightful hu
NOR, tho tense dramatic situation!
and by the inspiring vastncss Of The
production. The cast OF character!
Is unsurpassed. Owing to the magni
tude OF the production and the higl
cost OF tho picture there will be
slight advance in the price OF admis
sion--15 and 35 cents. Don't inns:
this wonderful production. For the
Tuesday program Of next week there
will be dainty Wanda Hawley in the
bright attraction, "Her Face Value,
which will be accompanied by one o.
those charming comedies in which