Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-15
NEWS MATTERs AT SENECA. y
NH. jim. Hopkins Called by Death,
800 'SiAurCfl aiIO OtdleI. esOcleMeS, *

Seneca. Marehs y Era spssial--Mrs..
W.:I. Lunney has been Quite :sick at
her home Tor over q week. SSSttsfili Be;
a j source OF pleasure to her ahUnsE w
Gus friends, however, to learn t6Ht'
she is improving, / and at Fis sincerely
hoped that; she will soon fbe restored
to her usual heal SsS S.{ 81 II ;3 i, !;
Mrs. ]. s. Gins passed away
last Thurtha tertt to6 On a her te
residapce Ton, &ihal lila stree I. after:
anil fdesSs 99ol 1t three ;Wseks The:
( E|s;fnAtsrAt Sts lesss t3e
tiits, theI 9 fn
Mountain View % enetery. Mrs: Hop
kins leaves q husband and large
family OF grown children to mourn
her death, besides q large number
Of other relatives and a host OF
friends. The sympathy of the COM
munity goes out to the bereaved ones
in their sorrow. Mrs. Hopkins was
daughter Of the late Thos. Harper,
and was a native of the Lebanon Sec
tion Of Anderson county, though she
had lived the greater part of her life
in Oconee.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church held the last
business meeting Of the church year
last Wednesday afternoon. The most
important business of this meeting
was that OF electing officers for the
coming year, wh!ch resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. J. j. Norton, president;
Mrs. u. B. Bowie, vice president;
Miss Carrie Smith, Auxiliary secre-
tary; Mrs. G. N. Gignilliat, treasu-
rer; Mrs. Leslie Stribling, secretary
foreign missions; Mrs. s. X. Dendy,
secretary Assembly's home missions;
Mrs. ]. r. Heller, secretary S. P. and
G. home missions; Mrs. B. A. Low
cry, secretary Christian Education
and Ministerial Relief; Miss Sue
Gignilliat, secretary s. 8. and Young
Peoples work; Miss Mamie Burgess,
secretary literature; Mrs. w. q.
Whitmire, secretary Pastors Aid;
Mrs. e. G. Doyle, secretary social ac-
tivities. d4
The March meeting of the D!A.R.
Chapter will be held with Mrs. e. A.
Hines on Tuesday, the 21st, at 4 p.
m. The program for the day will be
as follows: Response to roll call, D.
A. r. Activities. Paper, Newberry
District, Mrs. Thos. Seaborn; Politi-
cal Topics, Mrs. j. J. Norton.
Mrs. s. K. Dendy was hostess to
the Once-a-Week Club at the last
meeting. This being the date for the
annual election Of officers, there was
no literary program given. The re-
suit Of the election was as follows:
Mrs. j. H. Adams, president, (re-
elected); Mrs. T. IN. Lowery, Jr.,
secretary; Mrs. w. J. Lunney, treas
Drn
8. Stribling, Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs.
Ralph Ramseur. Executive commit
tee, Mrs. j. H. Burgess, Mrs. Leslie
strtbling, Mrs. l.. w. Werner. Ref
erence committee, Mrs. e. Va. Hines,
Reciprocity, Mrs. G. G. Barron. Az
hour was spent, during which time
the hostess served a tempting chick
en- salad course, with coffee. In this
she was assisted by Mrs. Macaulay
and Miss Thain.
Columbia Monday afternoon, after
which were spent with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brown, and her
friends. Miss Brown is member Of
the student body Of Chicora College.
Seneca school faculty was we'll rep
resented at the Tri-County Teachers
Association, which met at Clemson
College Saturday last. The Seneca
schools have fifteen teachers, four
teen Of whom attended this meeting.
They will also have good represen-
tation in Columbia this week at the
State Teachers Association.
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