Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-04-05
NEWsSaND NOTES FROM SENECA
ForIDnSE Seneca Young Man Marrlcs
liz Ca acknowledgements

tyN4u3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sebsg April 4.--special: Miss
Camin member Of the sem
tor c1aES of Anderson College, was
at home several days, spending tho
springEh0lidays with her parents, Mr..
and MEsSfM., A. Wood.
Mrst$R. Il. Nimmons, who has
been Ill at her home for several
monthss@ith no Improvement in her
condition, was taken to Atlanta
week Ago and placed In hospital,
wher8Hshe can haye special treat
men Her physician, DR.. e. C. Doyle,
and Mis- 3Nimmons accompanied her.
1t is3h0ped that her system will re-
spondstp the treatment, and that she
may so9n have a decided change for
the better. &>l&
TheMSenior Christian Endeavor
SocietS$ will be represented at the
State Convention in Greenville on
April i.TSSS and 9, by Rev. I. j.. wal
lace, Mrs C.. N. Gignilliat, Miss Sue
'Gignilliak Miss Frances Holleman,
randtgs8SWallace. G. w. Gignilliat
and. CHARLES Gignilliat. The Junior
c. q, YAH be represented by Frank
'Iiollenians Ralph Heller and Ed
ridge NH1ins.
There Will be communion services
in theIPEesbyterian church on next
Sunday& morning. preparatory SER
vices $to-night "Wednesday at s
o'clocksS
Mrs.sJ.aH. Burgess and Mary Bur
CESS wilI'leave the latter part Of this
week for a two weeks stay in Aiken.
A nnmbr Of the young maids and
matronR.naet at the home Of Mrs. ].
Q. Adams Tuesday afternoon of last
week sf6t the purpose Of organizing
themselves into a, club. Mrs. J. II.
AdamsMand Mrs. E. A. Hines met
with theme to assist in the organiza-
ton. Theselection of officers resulted
as follows: Mrs. ]. Q. Adams, presi-
dent; Mis-. r. H. Renfro, vice presi-
dent: Miss May Hines, secretary,
and Miss Sara Davis, treasurer. The
nameSofthe club is "seneca Literary
and DtTtc Club" and meetings will
be heldAt the homes Of the members
each sIQSsday afternoon. Miss May
Hines ! II tYsS l|ys, the hostess yesterday af-
nchs sterest centers around the
regH ASSil 4 SoMunt q Gem p ent Of the narriyh, /,
8BaS4SEsf VI Sh1SN4l lSHA AGiYtt-
1ynS VIdkssR Ii OF I3iverside, Cal. The
happy event took place 5on the 18th
of March, Mr. Jordan numbers his
friends by his acquaintances in Sem
eca, the home Of his boyhood and
early manhood days. For several
years he has resided in California,
and has been successful in business,
being young man Of sterling quail
ties. Hearty congratulations, in
which his numerous Seneca friends
join, and all good wishes to the hap
py couple that their married life may
be attended with happiness and pros
perity,
Representatives from the Hayne
Circle and Civic League Of Walhalla,
the Woman's Club Of Clemson and
Once-a-Week Club and Literary and
Civic Club Of Seneca, met at the
home Of Mrs. j. S. Stribling Thurs
day afternoon for the purpose Of Or
ganizing a County Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs. Much interest was
manifested. The time seemed to be
ripe for this organization. Mrs. j..
II. Adams called the meeting to or
der. which was opened with prayer
by Mrs. Leslie Stribling. Mrs. e. A..
Hines extended warm welcome to
the body Of women. Mrs. B. A. Nor
gan, vice president Of the Western
District, Of Greenville, was the guest
Of honor, and was made temporary
chairman, with Mrs. Leslie Stribling
acting as secretary. Mrs. Morgan
told in an interesting manner some
of the work Of the Western Division
Il J,o h,r
the organization of county fedora
tions. In the election Of officers Mrs.
J. II. Adams was, chosen president Of
the county federation. Three vice
presidents were elected from the
towns that have womon's clubs
Mrs. ID. w. Daniel, Clemson; Mrs. j.
4. Ansel, Walhalla; Mrs. w. j. Lun-
ncy, Seneca. Mrs. elias Earle, Of
Clemson, was elected secretary, and
Mrs. J. w. Bell, Of Walhalla, treasu-
rer. Forty or more club members
were present, with voting strength
OF about half that number. Commit
tees were appointed to draft con
stitution which will later be pre-
sontcd to the executive committee.
Mrs. Morgan advised that there will
be semi-annual meetings Of the fed
Grafton. Walhalla's invitation for
the next meeting was accepted. A de-
lightfnl social hour was spent in a
general "get acquainted with each
other" Misses Sara Thomson and
Leola Hines and little Susan Strib-
ling assisted the hostess in serving
delicious block cream and angel food
cake.
Tax Machinery Ready by May 1.
Numerous inquiries are still be-
ing received by the tax commission,
says the Columbia State, Sin regard
to the new Income tax, and the com.
mission has mailed many copies OF