Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-10

.hIS. -. VI. MCAllSler ana QuuEit-
ter, Miss Katherine, Of Columbia, are
visiting this week in Walhalla at the
homo of Mrs. MaAlister's mother,
Mrs. e. A. Bell.
The Baptist Aid Society will
again soil cakes on next Saturday
morning at Mrs. Darby's store. An
gel, pineapple and variety Of cakes
will be for sale.
Mrs. G.. A. Norman left ycster-
day afternoon for Greenville, having
been called there on account OF the
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. II. Y.
Vance, and little daughter. We hope
for good reports FROM the sick ones
soon.
Married, di Sunday, April 30th,
~ the home Of the brides parents,
Miss Lucy lIutchins and Jesse Swee-
zey. The bride is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. EIutchins, Of Walhalla
Route 2. The groom is son OF the
late Mart SweeZcy. The young couple
have the congratulations and best
wishes Of a host Of friends. The
ceremony was performed by Notary
Public Kenneth w. Deaton.
I'VE are requested to announce
that Rev. II. A. O'Kelley, Of Ander-
son, will begin series Of meetings
at the South Side Baptist church,
near the Hetrick Hosiery Mills, on
next Sunday. The meetings will con-
tinue for ten days or more. w. w.
Hale will have charge Of the music.
a cordial invitation is extended %
everybody to attend these meetings.
On Tuesday night Of last week,
at the Walhalla High School Audito-
rum, the Anderson College Glce Club
gave 4 most delightful and entertain
ing concert. The club was composed
Of % young ladies. who were accom-
panied by Misses stephens and Bur-
leigh, instructors in the music do
partmcnt of the college. The entire
program was pleasing, and especially
several vocal solos by Miss Norma
Bass.
New lot ladies' hats, ribbons,
flowers, silks, voilcs, organdies and
ginghams, canton, crepe and other
dress goods, dry goods, notions. Nor
mans Dry Goods Store, ,Walhalla -ad
Mrs. Henry IIughs was hostess
on Tuesday afternoon Of last week to
the rook club and several invited
guests. In the living room, witch
was attractively decorated with b&s-
kcts and vases Of pink and white
roses, five tables Of players enjoyed
a number Of interesting games. Top
score was made by Mrs. Jesse New
lille, who received half dozen pink
roses. AT the close Of the games the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. S. n. Pitch
ford and Mrs. G. w. Reid, served Il
delicious salad course.
Rural Carrier r. w. Grubbs, Of
Walhalla Route 3, brought to The
Courier Office Monday Il sample of
the best wheat we have seen this
year. Joe Watson, colored,' Of Route
3, has an acre OF this wheat, which,
Mir. Grubbs says, appears to measure
up as whole to the sample sent
The wheat stands about four feet in
height with heads averaging" about
four inches in length, with oYary ap-
parent prospect Of filling out we'll
If the wheat natures properly we
would judge that Watson will make
about thirty bushels on his acre.
j. G. Simpson, Of Iva, Anderson
county, has many old friends and
neighbors in Oconee who will be glad
to learn that he is recovering from
the injury which he received some
time ago. Mr.. Simpson fell from
wagon, and in the fall broke his col
lar bone, and at first it was feared
that he was hurt internally. How
ever, it did not prove to be serious,
and we are glad to peport that he Is
up and around again. His hosts Of
Oconee friends will join with us in
The hope that he may soon be enjoy
ing his usual robust health.
1T will be Of interest TO many to
note that Mrs. II. a. Whittcn was re-
Gently chosen as delegate to the
South Carolina Democratic Conven-
tion from Lexington county. Mrs.
Whitten is we'll known to many peo-
pie Of Walhalla and Oconcc county,
she being a native Of this section.
Before marriage she was Miss Bessie
Richie, daughter Of Mrs. VIM.
Richie, Of Walhalla. Another lady
delegate from Lexington to the State
Convention was Miss Caroline ,GVig-
nard, also Of Lexington. Rev. and
Mrs. Whitten are now residents Of
the city Of Lexington.
-"Sure-Cure" will be presented
at the Walhalla High School audito-
rum Friday evening, May 18th, at
S o'clock, by the Teachers Training
Class Of the Walhalla High School,
under the auspices Of the Civic
League. Admission % and 10 cents.
The proceeds will go towards cur
tain for tho auditorium. "Choo-
Choo' and "Loo-Loo." the fun
clowns, and the "Hcalth- Fairy" will
entertain between acts. Come out
and enjoy an evening Of fun and
laughter.
The following dispatch was sent