Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-08
BOUNTY LAND AND COMMUNITY.
Lady Church Workers Enjoy a Most
Charming Society Meetinr

Bounty Land, Feb. Spaclals
MT. and Mrs. j. P. Armstrong we're
late guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul q il.}
llson. Ia 3.7 ,%s13 ~ IS.
q. o. McMahan has accepted a pasa
sition In Lincolnton, Ga t53} g; s'E
Master. Marshall Henry RankinEi Is
makingitas abode with his fond Bar
onts, Mr and Mrs. w. A. Rankin. I.
The little man arrived Saturday l37 Sf't
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Davis and Miss
Julia Davis are confined to their;
trooms with influenza. Their friends
hope for their early iconyalescence.Ss .Ss
MISS Julia Davis spent few days
last week in Seneca with her sister,
Mis. D. s. Abbott. ~
Miss Cary Doylefof Sandy Springs,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home. here ?*ig
| Rev. II. B. Hardie and little son
were in the community short time
last Friday. &
Mrs. 7. j. Harmon, of Innman;s
Nlrs. S. M. Hunsinger and daughter,
MISS Pearl, Of Coneross, were guests
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
\ Gilllson Wednesday, Mrs. iHunsinger
{ and Miss Pearl leaving for amman,
Tor Visit to Mrs. 'Harman, and will
visit in Spartanburg and attend the
billy Sunday meetings before res.
turning home. They will also stop
over IN Greenyille for visit to j.. S.,
I1unsinger. E.,T !
The Gypsy smith Circle was r,o ost3
/ cordially entertained from $3.50 to-
$40 Friday afternoon by Mrs. Mar-;
Gus Mcdonald. The reception room
I'm ,c<1S a II 4 ,ikl. 2
accommodation of the large number
Of members Of the circle, and the
bright, CHEEKY glow and warmth,
from the op n fireplace, heaped high
With blazing oak wood, was calcu-
lated to enliven their spirits and to-
re-endue their hearts with the 10y;
Of that friendliness and neighborly:
comradeship and with the Christian
growth and fellowship for which the
organization stands. The unavoida-,
ble absence Of the leader, Mrs. DSA.
Permit, was source of much regret.
to the members present; she being
Qbligedsato fillsher place as sApresid dent,
|ofssfhe Baptist NJ i isai Sfiafy u soeisty;s 81 I
which held q called meeting Fridap.
This vacancy, however, was filled'bys
Mrs. Jasper Doyle, who read the 1st
chapter Of DIR. S. T.. Morris's book
entitled "The Task that Challenges"
which the members have decided to
study. Many Of the topics were in.
terestingly discussed, and the chap
ter revealed some startling statistics
and facts In regard to our duty in
the work Of American ChristianiZa-
'tion. After the reading and discus
sions delightful social hour fea-
tured the occasion, during which
tempting refreshments were served,
the hostess being assisted in serving
by her little daughter and son, Miss
Lucy Beth and Master Nelson Nc
Donald. This was the fourth meet
ing Of the circle since its organiza-
tfon. and to say that it was one of
the very best and most enjoyable
meetings Is to say that Mrs. McDon-
aid Is a most charming hostess, and
Ito the manner born" Those who
were present on this occasion, de-
! spite the muddy roads, were Mes
danes u. C. Sanders, Will Smith, w.
E. Woolbright, John Maxwell, Wal
ter McKie, j. D. Stewart and Jasper
Doyle, and Miss Eula Rankin. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
John Maxwell.
Mrs. James Fredericks, Of Newry,
and j. N. Hart, Of Cross Roads, were
J late guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Owens.
| Cheves owens spent last Saturday
and Sunday In the Fairview section.
| Our chickenpox patients are all