Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-28
CONEROss AND COMMUNITY.
Church Societies Have Splendid Pro-
grams and Meetings.

Coneross, June 26.-Special: Fred
and Fate Bearden, of Greenville, are
on an extended visit to their uncle.
A. N. Prichard, and family.
Misses Oracle and Min; Abbott en-
tertained few Of their friends at q
social one evening last week, the
occasion being very much enjoyed by
| all present. During several hours Of
pleasant social intercourse the guests
were served with delicious chocolate
fudge.
Charles DuBose, of Seneca, Is
spending this week with his cousins,
Edwin and Lawrence Barker, Of this
place, and while the three boys were
playing in the porch this afternoon
on a bench they became oyerbalanced
! and the youngew Of the$ three, Law
renee, about six years OF age, fell
ou: Of the porch to the ground, the
| bench following him and striking
him under the chin, cutting deep
| cash through the flesh. He was car
| ried to the doctor and had the wound
! dressed, and Is doing nicely. The
wound, Of course, was painful, but
1t is not thought. to be of a serious
nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Dilworth are
entertaining a new girl in their
new home, she having arrived last
Saturday afternoon You may call
on her as little Miss Norma Rosa
Dilworth.
The Christian Education program
was carried out very beautifully in
our Sunday school, and was followed
by splendid address by our pastor,
Rev. l.. II. Raines, on the same sub
ject, Christian Education.'' Rev.
'Raines is very deeply interested in
Christian education, being the super
intendent Of the Long Creek Baptist
Academy, at which place he has been
doing a wonderful work for the past
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Haynes spent
Saturday night with the latters mo-
ther, Mrs. Mary Murphy, near Oak
way.
Quite number of our WV "A. and
G.. AS attended and enjoyed the Y.
WA. and GA. rally at Westminster
last Friday. While we did not get
first on the definition on reason
"Why | am VIVA. or GA" we
are glad TO note that our VIVA.
took place Of honorable mention
on the subject The entire program
was enjoyed by all Of our VIVA.
and G.. A. present
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Alexander were
in Clemson recently. They were with
the latter's sister, Miss Winnie Gam
brell, who is attending the summer
school for teachers.
We are glad to announce that DR..
I. f. d. Andrews, pastor Of the West
minister Baptist church, will bring
his B.Y.P.U. to our church Gone
ross) on the second Sunday in July.
They will carry out a play that~has
been written by Dr.. Andrews him
self. We hope our B.Y!P.U. members
will all be present. as we feel that
there will be something inspiring in
the play. We also invite everybody
else to attend, as we do to all our
services.
The GAS will on Sunday, at 1890
q. H., carry out their program with
Miss Ollie Belle Byrd, at her home
Miss Byrd is one Of the members un-
able to attend the meetings at the
church. However, we hope that she
Will soon be able to do So.
The young people OF this commu-
Unity are looking forward to the 4th
of July with great pleasure as usual.
Several Of our farmers are pick
ing the boil weevils from their cot
ton, and are finding quite few; but
we are still hopeful that the weevils
will not do very serious damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Alexander
were in West Union tho past week.
end. They were accompanied home
by tho latter's niece, little
Clara Belle DuBose, of Green
Vile, who will be with them while
her mother, Mrs. w. I. DuBose, Is
in the hospital in Greenville. She