Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-03
THE LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA
This VIII bo 'AIusic Week" In Our
Sister TOwn-Personal Notes.

SlSCof IOWn-porSOnal Notes.
Seneca, May 2.-Special: Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Dendy have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Dab
ney, Of Granbury, Texas, who arriv-
ed Friday night, and it is hoped they
will make al extended visit. Mr..
Dabney Is brother Of Mrs. Dendy.
The Anderson College Glee Club
will appear for the first time before
a Seneca audience tonight in the
school auditorium. There are about
twenty members Of the club and they
come highly recommended by those
who have heard them. The enter
tainment Is given under the auspices
Of the Philathea class Of the BAPTIST
church, and we bespeak for them a
liberal patronage. Let us give a
hearty welcome to the Glee Club in
a full house tonight "wednesday
at s o'clock in the school auditor
ium. Admission, 35 and 25 cents.
We can safely call this music
week" for Seneca, for the Anderson
Glee Club Wednesday night will be
followed Friday night by a similar
entertainment given by the Seneca
School Glee Club. When it is known
that Mrs. Julian Dcndy is at The
head OF the music department. Of the
school and has given freely Of her
time III organizing and training the
Giee Club, that in itself viii an
uounco that II will be nigh class
entertainment. Mrs. Dendy will he
assisted In arranging the program
by few members from the first
grade, in which twelve little girls
will sing and then dance the Butter
fly Song. This in itself will be worth
the price Of the ticket. Miss Holland
the first grade teacher, is being as
sisted in training the little tots by
Mrs. Hugh Macaulay. The door re-
ceipts will go to a 1und for placing
an Edison in the school. Admission,
35 and 20 cents.
Mrs. e. G. Doyle, chairman Of Cir
Gle No.3 Of the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian church, was hostess
to the circle and all the officers Of
the Auxiliary at the last regular
meeting. Business being disposed Of,
the remainder Of the afternoon was
converted into most delightful So
cial affair as an honor to Miss Ma
mic Burgess, who will leave In few
days for Greenville, where She will
make her home In the future, after
being closely identified as one Of
Seneca's own for almost four years.
During the time she has been most
faithful and Jealous worker in all
departments Of church activities, and
this was most fitting attention for
her. A very clever contest had been
ArrAnOnh Nrr1{ n11 iV,1 I1I
many OF the famous women of the
Bible. At the close Of the contest the
hostess spoke in her usual gracious
manner Of the benefit the members
had derived from the good influence
OF Miss Burgess and voiced the feel
ing Of the entire membership Of the
Auxiliary in expressing deep regret
over her going. In presenting the
gest of honor with beautiful silver
pencil it was with the suggestion
that she "drop line" now and then
to the friends she left back here in
Seneca. The guests were served deli
cious cake and ice cream.
The Woman's Missionary Union of
the Beayerdam Association held an
instructive and inspirational all-day
Mission Study Institute in the Sem
eca Baptist church on April 26th.
The program was full of good things,
the speakers we're we'll informed on
the various subjects. Mrs Chapman,
State president Of Woman's Work,
was present and gave splendid talk.
A bountiful picnic dinner was served
on the grounds.
The church-going people OF the
town had special privilege both
Sunday morning and evening in hear
ing Rev. d. w. Richardson deliver
two soul-stirring addresses in the
Presbyterian church on China and
Her Needs" as seen by him, who has
been n soldier OF the Cross in the
foreign field for about ten years. Mr..
Richardson and his family are at
home on much needed furlough.
His graphic descriptions Of the cry
ing needs Of China are appalling. lie
spoke In that convincing manner
which told that his heart was truly
In The work OF carrying tho Massage
Of Jesus and His Love to the nations
living in darkness.
Misses Sallie and Mamie Burgess
will leave in few days to make
their home after June 1st in their
new home, which Is nearing compile