Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-01
WALHALIA,S SOUTH CAR0I,INA, wEDN FEB IS

BITS on ssSS 4aECA LOCAL NEWS.
Gipsy smitl Conduct Revival Ser
vices Atlrtng September.
Seneca Il. b 3 / SPECIAL: There
are ManystXSn Of Mrs. s. B. An
ders0ns y h0 al be grieved to learn
that she ias nffering from case of
the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs IAN Adams. 1t is sincerely
hoped thatESthis good woman may
soon frOm this sickness.
NJ mrs. OsXSSSSsS Bacon expects to leave
!, ~ g lew saa&sf on an extended visit to
SaXannahsssWarien and other points in
south GapNEta. Mrs. BACON will be
the guest Srelatives.
I The M1Mhn's Auxiliary of the
Baptist IcMrch will entertain the
members the Young Woman's
AuxiliarSfMd the Girls Auxiliary Of
the BapttE church. This will be a
lovely attShtion TO the young men,
bers Of thchurch, and the occasion
Is lookedgE6rWard to with happy ex-
pectatton&
miss .S4h Gignilliat was in Savan-
nah lastWsek and attended The mar
riage Other friend, Miss Margaret
VarDivieIeS3to McCurry Neville. Of
w est unHn on Saturday, the 2Sth.
Miss GigNtlliat will stop over in Co
lumbta 0Msher return home TO spend
WhNeSWdth, her sister, Mrs. Francis
The;xfaen Of Miss Mary Hines
sympathKe with her in recent sick
ness WHICH necessitated her coming
home&3fgpm Winston-Salem, N. c.,
where's was member Of the. high
schools lsfAculty. Miss Hines hopes TO
return$ her school work as soon
as slntsiHecuperates lt sufficiently from
the ra9aht Illness ), % 4
CirnlANo. 2 Of the Woman's Aux
ilfaryS96 the Presbyterian church is
called $40 meet next Monday after
noon the, home Of Mrs. Frank AL
ASs Marriage around which much
interess centers was that of MISC
Ml1argafet VanDiviere. Of Savannah,
to lM!sANArry Neville, of West Union.
me mtriage took place in Savannah
on SRilrday, Jan. 28th. The bride
neass neas NyAde a number OF friends in
Se4aa aa:S0nG her frequent visits here,
bein ttracted to her by her genial.
and lsg safsj jous s,IQanners and charming
aii asn' srs 4, ~ Sn,y 1ayanea' aauep- I1
VanDt Ware, OF sd Sannfh. iMr, NeV.
He is the youngest son Of the late
Capt. andS'Mrs. j. C!>,Neville, and is
young man, OF fine business quail
ties and possessed of sterling auali-
ties. After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Neville will be at home in West
Union, after thes 18th of February.
when they will he cordially welcomed
as permanent citizens in the sister
town Of Walhalla, where Mrs. New
lille has spent practically all Of her
summers. Good wishes of a host of
friends attend this happy couple in
their welded life.
The public will be delighted TO
learn that Gipsy Smith, worldwide
known evangelist, has definitely in
formed the local committee that ne
will accept the invitation and will be
In Seneca three weeks during Sep
tember to conduct religious revt-
val. The evangelist explained in
recent letter to Rev. I. E. Wallace,
chairman Of the committee, that he
has already made engagements cover
Ing the remainder of the year 1922,
and Seneca has been given the only
open period Of the year. Mr.. Smith
comes to Seneca from Savannah and
then goes to New York. Seneca is
the smallest town Gipsy Smith has
made dates for in years. The com
mittee which was appointed to con-
fer with Mr.. Smith asks for the hear
ty cooperation Of Walhalla and OF
Westminster citizens in planning this
religious meeting. 1t Will mean great
things for Oconee to have this dis
tingushed evangelist with our peo-
pie.