Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-07-21
RED HILL NEWS.
New Teachers Employed For
Red Hill ard Prescott
Schools. w. Q. w.
Camp Growing.
Written for last week.

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Our B. Y. P. Z. was excellent
and well attended on Sunday. Sub
ject Believing and Doing;;'' well
composed paper was read by Miss
Lula Quarles and short talks were
made by Messrs. Charlie Mcdaniel,
John Quarles, P. II. Bussey and c.
NJ. Mellichamp. We were especial,
ly pleased at having the two first
/ mentioned speakers as they are be
ginners. Who knows but that OUT
union will be the means of starting
some young man into broader
field of Christian influence.
The Children. of our Sunbeam So
ciety are being trained for special
meeting on the fourth Sunday after
noon. 1t is desired that every par
ent in the surrounding country be
present together with their children.
Songs and speeches of the little ones
are inspiring 20 ali ages. We also
expect to hear two or three sermon
ettes' from some of the brethren.
Mrs. H. III. Smith is in the hospi-
tai in Augusta receiving special
treatment. We hope to see her
back among us soon and in good
health.
We are glad to report that Mr..
R. NJ. Johnson, who has been, sick
for some time,is able to be up again.
We missed him at the B. Y. p. U.
and Sunday School daring his sick
ness.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. Wal
lace Burnett, who has been in the
saw-mill business, are glad to have
him back again. He will be valua-
BILE assistant to DIR. Prescott in get
ting his machinery in readiness for
fall work.
Prof. J. f. Entzminger and wife
came through our town last week
canvassing for the S. c. G. /. We
hope that he was successful in get
ting some of our citizens interested
enough to decide to send there next
session, but when we get our High
School here there will be no need of
going off to school so soon.
Mr.. w. d. King, of Greenwood
colnty, came down last week and
took his wife back with him. Mrs.
King had been staying with her
daughter. Mrs. w. e. Prescott, for
some time:
Mr.. E. J. Norris was here on bus
mess Monday.
The trustees, patrons and pupils
of Red Hill school regret very
much to give up one of their teach
ers, Miss Weincna Strom, but are
congratulating Themselves upon OBJ
tanning Miss Mabel Strom of Reho-
both who has had considerable ex-
perience i'll teaching, to fill her
place next session. Likewise those
of Prescott school regret very much
to give up Miss Lila Lanham but
feel fortunate in securing Miss Rob
bic Jones, who is well known and
highly esteemed here, to fill the va
cancy. Miss Robbie has success
fully taught her home school at An
tioch for three or four years and
they still want her there. What
better could be said?
There will be something DOING" :"
in Red Hill next Saturday afternoon
the 18th unless it rains, and if it
rains there will be something doing
anyway. At this time the w. O.
WIS and the Woodman Circle will
meet and both orders expect to have
candidates to initiate. Among
those expected to travel into the
forests of woodcraft and ride the
mysterious goat are Messrs. George
Quarles and Harry Culbreath,
enough said to draw a crowd.
In addition to all this the ladies
of the Woman's Missionary Society
will serve ice cream at the school
house from three to five o'clock, the
proceeds of which will go for mis-
sionary work. After working hard
for week until you feel like saying
Il scream" because 1 am so tired,
just knock off" at twelve, put on
your Sunday-go-to-meeting duds"
and come along and enjoy pleas
ant social occasion. Everybody is
invited from far and near.
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