Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-04-26
NEWS NOTES FROM CONEROSS.
Several from Community Attending
Closing EXcrciicS at Long Creek.

NONCrOSS, April 2i.-Spcclal: Mrs.
$. NJ. HunSinger is spending few
days with her daughter. Miss I}cw-
ley, at Long Creek, having gone last
Sunday morning. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Jessie Bar
kcr. who is spending some time with
( Miss iicttie Derrick They are at
tcndinG the commencement exercises
at the Long Creek Academy.
We arc glad to have Miss Nina
Abbott with us again, her school
having closed at lsaQueena on the
llth Of This month.
Misses Matte and Maude HeSse
and brother Julius spent last Thurs
day with their aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Robins, Of Walhala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. Murphree and
children Of Wolf Stake, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Of New Hope
were welcome guests Of relatives in
this community recently.
Miss Eva Arve, Of Atlanta, is with
homefolks this week. She is at home
to attend the graduating exercises at
Long Creek Academy, her brother,
Otis Arve, being one Of those who
Will graduate this year. Other mem
OCrs of the family also are attending
The exercises.
Burt McLain and family. of Oak
way. spent Saturday and Sunday
with his brother, Ben. Mcdonald, Of
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ridley and
little boy We're recent visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Ridlcy's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Baxter Roach, OF Coneross.
Fred Roach and wifC have recently
moved into the house with the for
mcr's father.
Walter Sheriff and wife and Sam
Hcarden, Of near ,here, spent Friday
and Saturday with their uncle in
Townville. The latter is very sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery,
Miss Pearle Hunsinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Alexander, Miss Winnie Gam
brell, Miss Lethie Barker and bro
ther, ]. c.. are leaving this morning
to attend the exercises at the Bap-
list Academy at Long Creek, which
will take place this morning and
evening.
Mrs. Paul Gambrell has closed her
| department Of the school at West
Union. and the West Union people
speak very highly Of her good work
this term. Mrs. Gambrell is an efn-
cient teacher, having taught num-
Der Of years in different schools in
our county, being at that time Miss
Estha Arve.
Mrs. Thclma Smith, Of near West
| Union. spent a few days recently in
/ this community With her friend, Mrs
Is. w. Alexander.
We were glad to have Messrs. K.
w. Marctt. Dixon and Cook, of West
minister, with us at Coneross Sun
day. They gave very interesting
talks in behalf Of the 75-million cam
paign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hesse have
moved into their new home and are
ready to entertain their friends, but
the Concross G. AS feel compliment
cd to know that they enjoyed the
first feast in their new dining room.
This was on Saturday before Easter.
They were enjoying a fishing and
egg hunt near the Hesse home and
were invited to spread their eggs
and a lunch they had also brought
along on their table. for which cour-
tesy we heartily thank Mrs. Hesse,
for we were all glad to have Mrs.
llcsso and Misses Maud and Zadie
llessc with us while feasting.
Rev. Mr.. Willis, OF Seneca, was
with us at Coneross at the Saturday
preaching services and preached a
very interesting and instructive SER
mon, taking his text from Revela-
ton.
Paul Barker and sister, Miss Min
nic. were weekend guests OF r.. D.
Barker and wife, Of Westminster.