Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-31
lUsT FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT TIlI DAY: THOU CAN
wAI,HAIrA, CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY MAY 81. 1922
SENECA SCHOOLS HAVE CLOSED
! Prizes Awarded - Auxiliary Society
Celebratcs-Persona Notes.

Prizes Awarded - Auxiliary Society
Observation-Disclosures Notes.
Seneca, May 3O.-Special: Miss
Bernice Brown has returned from
Chicora College and will spend the
summer vacation at homo.
Dr.E. A. Hines returned from st.
Louist Saturday, where he had been
attending the annual meeting Of the
American Medical Associa ton.
The Once-a-Week Club held an en-
joyable meeting with Mrs. G. NJ.
Bowen Thursday with large men,
bership attendance. Mrs. j. II. Bur-
CESS WILL be hostess DO the club to-
morrow (Thursday) afternoon.
a large attendance Of friends and
patrons OF Clemson College through
out the State is expected to be pres
ent.Itthc 2Gth commencemont,w which
will be held Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, the Ath, 5th and 9th Of
June.l diplomas will be given to 139
young, men.
The commencement exercises Of
| the Seneca schools came to 4 close
/ "Wednesday night, oath, when the
graduating class received their di-
rlomas. The Presbyterian church,
which has the largest seating capac-
ity of any building in the town, was
filled to capacity, although a heavy
rain was falling practically all the
afternoon and night. At the close Of
the exercises the following winners
OF medals and prizes offered in the
various departments OF the school
were Iannounced:
Sch h;,, No1,1c SJt,o ,,o.o
Nimmons, Miss FranceS Holleman.
English Essay Medals-Miss Helen
Ramsay and Miss Elizabeth billiard.
Prize in Sixth Grade Arithmetic
Thelma Hughs.
Prize in Seventh Grade Arithmetic
Clara Belle Adds.
Reading Prize in Sixth Grade
Thelma Hughs.
Reading Prize in Seventh Grade
Edith Anderson
Athletics - Bronze medals were
awarded Stiles Hughes and Wallace
Kay,apf the 18th grade.
ThaS brought to close one Of the
mostBuecessful school years on rec
ord. She & sfa & q enl tys or next year has
eSel eH.
E Mrsi r. q. sGirrfatt of daffne;yS1, the tRes'
State organizer T the U.D.C., will
meet with the i II U.D.C. chapter
Friday Afternoon complete the or
ganization of the chapter. The joint,
hostesses will be Mrs. D. S. Abbott,
Mrs. G. T. Aver, Mrs. F.. 0. Mattison,
at the home Of Mrs. Abbott. 1t Is
hoped that there will be a full sup
ply Of application blanks on hand at
this time.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church celebrated the
10th anniversary Of the organization
Monday afternoon in the church with
q special program. The subject of
the day was Japan" The members
answered roll-call with the name OF
It missionary in Japan. After the
usual inspirational program had been
given, a large snowy birthday cake
was brought out and placed on the
table. Ten teenage girls dressed in
white, each holding candle, came
out and stood in line. AS each one
lighted her candle and placed ii on
the cake she told OF the splendid
work of the auxiliary done in that
year. The tall white candle was
placed In the center Of the cake by
tie president, Mrs. C. n. Gignilliat,
and represented what the auxiliary
hopes to accomplish in the next near.
Another pleasing feature Of the pro-
| gram was the music, with Misses
Donason and Elizabeth billiard on
| the violins and Miss Claire Heller at
the piano. The birthday Offering will
be given to Miss Dowd's school for
girls in Japan. This was In every re-
| spect a delightful program. After
adjournment pleasant social half
hour was spent in the dining room
| OF the church, where light refresh
mcnts were served
The "Curb Market" which is be-
| ing held every Saturday morning on
Main street is proving quite a sue
| cess aid is Of material benefit to
both the producers and consumers.
Tho housekeepers Of the town can be
furnished fresh vegetables, poultry,
hams. eggs and all sorts Of good
things to eat, and at reasonable
prices. Let us hope the "Curb Mar
kot' will continue to grow in favor
and have the liberal patronage it de-
serves.
One Dead, One Hurt, in Auto Wreck.
Anderson, May 29.--Luther Ellin-
berg, 20 years old, Is dead, and Ray
Ashley lies in hospital dangerously
injured as result OF an automobile