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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

5

Institute for Teachers to Be Held at Walhalla

The Institute for Teachers will run from June 15 to June 27 at Walhalla. Courses cover Devotional, Rhetoric, Algebra, Geography, Arithmetic, Pedagogy, and English Grammar taught by Professors Lyles Brockman Nicholson and Mrs Brockman. Two sections offer first and second grade certificates. county teachers urged to attend.

Walhalla J. R. Lyles M. R. Brockman M. BE Brockman FP. Nicholson White M. B. Brockman M. E. Brockman D. F. Nicholson M. BE. Brockman C. L. Cratg

Protracted Meeting to Be Preached at First Baptist

Valhalla residents secure Rev. O L Jones of Hartwell Ga to preach a multi day meeting at First Baptist church starting the third Lord's day in June. Denominations urged to attend with prayers and efforts to bring sinners to Christ. L T Weldon urges daily prayer for revival. Also an ad praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver issues with a 60 cent price and store guarantee.

Valhalla O. L. Jones Hartwell First Baptist Church L. T. Weldon Frank Conlan Houston Street New York

Unclaimed Letters in Valhalla Office June 1 1908

A list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Valhalla post office for the week ending June 1 1908 includes names such as Grifen Marta Howard Mrs Ira K Mand Miss Bessin and persons calling for these letters are asked to say they were advertised.

Valhalla Grifen Marta Howard Ira K. Mand Miss Bessin Merrick

Great Meet at Beaverdam Sunday School Convention

The Beaverdam Association held its Sunday School Convention at Return Church on May 30 with 22 schools and 85 delegates in attendance. Speakers included T M Birod J D Bronecypher J W Rev and many others. delegates returned home hopeful the gathering would foster tenure and goodwill in their schools.

Beaverdam Association Return Church T. M. Birod J. D. Bronecypher J. W. Rev A. McDaniel P. Wood Ray J. R. Moore C. R. Durns L.T. Weldon

Semlwal Talla Children Graduation Honors Report

The Concord Times excerpts the commencement from the graded schools with B B Harris presenting certificates to a large class of 27 graduates. Scholarships awarded to Alfred Smith Brower Trinity College Elizabeth Hendrix Margaret Hendrix Clarence Howard Norman UNC. George B Cromer gave the literary address on ideals, stressing heart and character in education. The note highlights Norman and Hendrix as scholarship winners and recalls local ties to Valhalla. congratulations are extended.

Concord N. C B. B. Harriy iLenta Trinity College Alfred Smith Brower Elizabeth College Margaret Hendrix University of North Carolina Clarence Howard Norman Lentz Ife Dr. Cramer America Maggie Hendrix Clarence Norman North Carolina University John M. Hendrix W. L. Norman Valhalla

Best Pills Ever Sold Ad Remains Endorsed By Customer

A testimonial from B F P Ayxone of Ingleside, C regarding Dr King s New Life Pills praises them as the best pills ever sold after fifteen years of indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars. Miss Cornelia Kelley hosts a birthday party at Tamassee May 29 featuring conversations, games, music, and an advertisement contest with Clyde Smith and Robert Rutledge named as winners.

King B. FP Ayxone Cornelia Kelley Tamassee Clyde Smith Robert Rutledge J. K. Kelley Hiughs Rutledge

Request to Teachers and Trustees in 1908

A notice from CL CRaig urges trustees to report which teachers are hired for the summer term and asks teachers to send grade, experience, and application details. The writer promises impartial help to match teachers with communities and asks trustees to send cards with names.

CL. Craig Ane

Local Social Notes and Obituaries from West Union

Community gossip lists Willie Beddow and Van King visiting Birmingham guest Johny F Rose at his mother's home in West Union. Mina Daley returns home after an extended absence to a warm reception. June sale at the Court House draws a small crowd with two land tracts sold by the Master. News of the death of a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burke in Anderson and interment there. W. M. Brown sells his stake in Lee and Brown blacksmith and wheelwright to W. E. Lee, who will run the business solo. Bettie Cordelia Reid dies at her daughter’s home in West Union at 76 after nine months illness. born near Cross Anchor, Spartanburg County. She married twice, had four children, and rests in Sandy Springs after ministers, with family and friends sending sympathy.

Willie Beddow van King Birmingham Johny F. Rose Weat Union Mina Daley Strong Court House John Burke Anderson W. Lee W. M. Brown Blackt Wmith Wheel-Wright Lee & Brown Bettie Cordelia Reid Reid Cross Anchor Spartanburg County Methodist Church Annie Gideons Pendleton Sandy Springs J. C. Neville J. W. Holleman J. GC. Yongue

Remarkable stomach cure touted for Cham berlain tablets

Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to cure stomach troubles with few boxes. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicines was reportedly cured. Sample availability noted at Dr. J. W. Bell in Valhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca, with price listed as 25 cents.

Chamberlain J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Seneca

Doings on Little River section shows community notices

Local items report green aid concerns and worms affecting farmers. Mrs Holden and others recover from illnesses while Miss Bessie Smith and Misses Hendricks visit relatives. J O Leary and N A Lusk travel, a birth occurs, and J B Alexander suffers a fall injuring his shoulder. M. Bounty Land Union to meet June 6 with officers listed.

Little River Jupe Holden Mitty Perry Bessie Smith John O'Leary Whitewater N. A. Lusk Glenville N. C R. A. Talley and Family Jocassee J. L. Valley Irma Irene Rudolph Hendricks Ooleney Miss Holden Keowee W. M. Perry Stiles Alexander James Cantrell Indy J. B. Alexander

Also Mentioned on This Page

BANK Institute For Teachers Talla North, Carolina Tamane Bounty Land Union A. T Ellison Jas R. Wright Ayer Raver Kewell Staan J. H. Adams S. C
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