Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16


+. Ansel, Mrs. Gertrude Apsel Wor-
ley, Ansel Worley and ry3Harris.
Of Greenville; Mrs. G. F., Clarkson,
John f, Clarkson, Of NewbeTry; Miss
Carrie and Eugene Ostendorfi, Of
| Charleston.
--Rey. L. NJ. LYDIA recently closed
a meeting at the Rocky Knoll Bap-
tist church. The meeting was largely
attended and great interest was ta-
ken in it from the beginning 10 the
closing day, the first Sunday in this
month. The church we are told, WAS
greatly revived, and 25 new mem
bcrs were added to the church roll.
During the past two and i half years
Of Rev. Lyda's services at this church
there have been seventy %piembers
added at Rock Knoll. In tho recent
series Of meetings he was unas-
sisted, doing all tho preaching him
self.
The Star Theatre, Seneca, an
nouncos the following program for
the balance Of this week andtthe first
Of next: Thursday, Aug. II, Shir-
ley Mason in Miss jackie; Friday,
"One Glorious Day" splendid COM
edy, selected as one Of the$best IL
pictures Of the year, featuring viii
Rogers and Lila Lee. Saturday, The
usual full program-WesteTn, COM
edy and serial Monday and Tues
day OF next week, beautiful Betty
Compson in The Little Minister"
You have all read. this story, now
come and see the picture. This is an
unusually attractive program, and
you could not make a mistake in
choosing any one Of these splendid
pictures to come and see. On Mon
day and Tuesday there will also be
shown the first Of series of Bible
| stories, "The Creation. ."-adY.
-Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Mitchell, Of
Anderson, spent several days in and
near Walhalla last week visiting Mrs.
Mitchell's sister, Mrs. j. T. Green,
Nhu lttllilS, tAlOHS OIlSI ICla-
lives. Mrs. Mitchell is pleasantly re-
membered by. many as a daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodum
Doyle.
William Banks, Of Columbia,
spent short while in Walhalla last
week on business with Superintend-
| Of II
Banks has numeroms friends here,
who remember him pleasantly when
he was neighbor Of ours and editor
Of the Anderson Mail. Mr. Banks
has been prominently connected with
a number Of newspapers of our State,
including those Of the Capitar City.
Tho Star Theatre, Westminster.
presents Alice Calhoun in "The Lit
tie Minister" the story by Jas. Bar
rie that Maud Adams made famous.
Don't fail to see this wonderful pre-
sentation-Thursday. Aug. 17.-adv
Miss May Bell returned lats week
from Columbia, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate Nc
Alister. She was accompanied by
Mrs. McAlister and daughter, Miss
Katherine, who will spend some
time here at the old home Their
hosts Of friends are glad 10 welcome
them back
--Mr. and Mrs. George TolBert, Of
Greenwood, who visited relatives in
and around Walhalla last week. re-
teurned home Sunday. Mrs. Tolbert
is sister of Mrs. w. O. White and
the late A. p. Crisp and came to
Walhalla on the sad mission of at
tending the funeral Of the latter,
which took place Tuesdy Of last week
at Double Springs.
See lovely Alice Calhoun as
Lady Babbie, in "The Little Minis
ter" at The Star Theatre, Westmin-
ster, tomorrow (Thursday), Aug.
7th.-adv.
There are many in Oconee who
will learn with regret Of the death
Of Fred White, aged 73 years. which
sad event occurred at his home In
Walhalla last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. White had been in failing health
for some time, but had been seriously
ill for only about two weeks, suffer-
ing from an attack Of jaundice, COM
plicating other troubles. Mr.. White
was we'll known as Confederate