Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-11
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iWalhalia Htgh School Auditorium
next Monday night. Nuf sed d
Mr., and Mrs, &c. G. Jaynes left
last week forspoints In Florida. Mr..
Jaynes Is expected back this week.
but Mrs. Jaynes will remain until
spring.
There will be services at the
Episcopal church, Walralln, Thus
day of this week at 3 O'clock in the
afternoon. All members are urged
to attend, and the public is cordially
invited to this and all other services
at the church. @S
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Alice Joyce, in ''The Prey" will
be shown at The Star Theatre, WAL
halla, on Thursday afternoon and at
night, Jan. 18th. Miss Joyce Is one
of the most talented of the screen
actresses, and her pictures never fail
to please. See her at The Star on
Thursday night.
community, holders of season tickets
ed for William Rainey BENEFITS lee.
ture to be put on at the admission
price of 25 cents for children and SO
cents for adults. This Is the lowest
price ever made in Walhalla for
such an attraction.
-"The Swine Feeders Father" is
the subject Of the sermon to be
preached next Sunday night at the
First Baptist church, Walhalla. a
male quartet and duet will feature
the musical part Of the program.
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend this service, which will be-
gin promptly at 7.15 o'clock.
We are requested to announce
that the Neville School Improve
Neville school house OH Friday, Jan.
l3, at p. m. Every member is urged
to be present. as there is business of
importance to be attended to. New
members will be welcomed, AMI the
public is cordially invited to attend.
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REV. and Mrs. NJ r. Whitaker,
well known former citizens of Oco-
nee, have recently moved from Mena.
Ark. to Granbury, Texas, the move
having been made in order that Mr..
and Mrs. Whitaker could be near
their children. Friends in Oconee
will regret exceedingly to learn that
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker is now nearly
helpless, he having about a year ago
suffered stroke Of paralysis, from
the effects Of which he has never re-
covered. There are hosts of warm
friends Of Rev. nd Mrs. Whitaker
in Oconee who will join with The
/ Courier in the hope that he may yet
be restored to health.
Hot coffee at Shirley,s, Seneca,
S. C.-ady.-2-3.
William Rainey Benefits lee
ture next Monday night at the High
School Auditorium in Walhalla will
be just as entertaining for the chill
dren as for the grown-ups; so come
and bring the whole family. Admis-
sion, 90 and SO cents. This low price
is made that all may hear. Mr.. Ben
nett, for his lecture will be worth
while, sound, humorous, yet highly
instructive withal. The appearance
of such high-class orator is made
! possible in small town only Blythe
Redpath Chautauqua and .Lyceum.
| Walhalla is fortunate in having
these organizations; our people $are
doubly fortunate in having this iop-
portunity within their reach. This
should appeal as strongly to the citi-
zens of the community at large as 10
the residents Of the town.
Hot chocolate at Shirleys Sem
eca, S. C.-adv.-2-3.
| -IAIr and Mrs. II. l.. Ramey, Of
| Moore, Mont, arrived in Oconee ten
| days ago and are visiting relatives
in various sections Of the county. At
| present they are visiting at the home
| of Rev NJ. G. Holland, father of Mrs
Ramey, who will be pleasantly re-
membered by many as Miss Callie
Holland. H. L. and his brother, T.
j., Of Mountain Rest, were in Wal
halla yesterday. having just returned
from pleasant trip to Greenville. A
third brother, S. l.. Ramey, Of Lewis
ton, Mont, Is expected to arrive in
Oconee Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs, Fl.
l.. Ramey are desirous Of making
can secure house. Mr.. Ramey will
be here during all the winter, and
his family hope to be able to spend
the summer here.
Go to Shirley's, Seneca, s. C.,
for hot or cold drinks.-adv.-2-3.
A brilliant social function Of the
new year was the occasion on Thurs
day evening last, when Derrill Darby
complimented Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bell with an informal reception. The
handsome home was like fairyland
with its inviting fires on open
hearths and innumerable mellow
lights shedding warmth and cheer
especially noticed on this inclcment
night. The host was assisted in re-
ceiving by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Darby, and Dr.. and Mrs. J. w.
ell,father and mother Of the groom.
The sun parlor and drawing rooms
were thrown together, where games,