Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-05

Ford truck. Green Motor Co., Wal
hslla, 8. C.--adv. 27-28.
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. White, Of
Anderson. are visitors in Walhalla for
a few days this week, Mr.. White be-
Ing here to attend court. During
their stay they are guests of Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Hetrick.
B. NJ. Smith, Of Walhalla Route
2, yesterday sent to us a freak in the
nature Of hen egg, which was laid
by al ordinary-sized Rhode Island
hen, the egg measuring seven and q
half inches around one way and nine
inches around the long way. The
egg weighs even one-half pound aud
has semi-soft shell.
MIR. and Ms S. C. Pitchford,
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Pitchford and
Miss Idah Pltchford, Of Greenville,
are taking their vacation in Walhalla
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. N. Pitchford. Their many
friends Of these young people are de-
lighted to meet them again, and to
learn that Charlie" Is rapidly recoY-
ering from his recent illness.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Hayne Circle was held. on Friday at
ternoon with Mrs. Claude Reid as Its
attractive hostess. Roll-call was an
swered with names of ante-bellum
statesmen, after which the following
program was presented: "Valious
Home Industries" by Mrs. w. D.
Moss; Life OF John G. Calhoun" by
Mrs. Harry Hughs; Carolina" by
Miss Eloise strother. After the bust.
ness session the club adjourned, and
during the social hour salad course
was enjoyed.
REV. w. B. Aull took charge OF
the Walhalla postofrce last Saturday
as postmaster, he having received his
appointment and all other necessary
papers in connection Herewith. He
will doubtless make a capable and
efficient postmaster, and he follows
tho best postmaster Walhalla has
ever had. Mr.. Fant, who retires, has
been In the mail service practically
all his life, and since his appointment
as postmaster at Walhalla has proven
his ability in that capacity to de-
gree even greater than that which
marked his work in the railway mail
service. n,r.' 49,
The Anderson district confer
ence Of the Methodist church will
convene In the Walhalla Methodist
church this week. Anderson district
comprises all Of Anderson and Oco-
nee counties, and 1t Is expected that
there will be present representatives
clerical and lay, from all the Metho-
dist churches in the two counties. The
conference will open this (Wednes-
day. evening at the usual hour for
service, with sermon by Rev. l.. P.
MCGEE, pastor Of St. Johns church,
Anderson. The sessions will continue
through Thursday and Friday, and
the public Is cordially invited. On
both Thursday and Friday dinner
will be served to members Of the con-
ference and visitors, at the church,
by the ladies Of the church.
"A lovely party was that of last
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs.
Lewis G. Harrison graciously enter
tanned the rook club and a few In
vitad guests at her apartment on
Faculty Hill. The entire front floor
OF this attractive home was thrown
together. The seasons garden flow
ers added color and fragrance. Ia
bles were set for progressive rook.
After series Of games, Miss Eloise
Strother, in the cut for top score.
was presented a hand-embroiderer
card table cover, while Mrs. Monroe
Mcdonald, in the cut for the consola-
lion, was presented a deck of rook
cards. At the close II this enjoyable
afternoon delicious vanilla cream and
iced block cakes were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hayne Jones
and Miss jamie Harrison.
We are selling calcium arsenate
for cost, or 1880 cents per pound,
in barrel lots. We are also selling
the busters at cost-the Dosch for
$13.S5 and the Feeney for $3.50,
plus the express. Westminster OIL G.
Fertilizer Co., Jas. G. Breazeale,
Loan G. Trust Co., West