Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-06-09
TEACHERS ELECTED.
Strong Corps Of Teachers Chos-
en- For Johnston Graded
School, Beautiful Recep-
ZION, Two Marriages.

non, iWo Marriages.
Miss Clara Lake is the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Herbert Edison.
Mr.. Hammond Etheredgc, of Sa-
luda, was here on a visit last week.
The Johnston Drug Company has
installed beautiful and up-to7date
soda fount, which is a most at
tractive place for the young people
1 during the afternoons.
The members Of the embroidery
club went over to Ridge on last
Thursday and enjoyed a picnic with
Fother friends there,
Mrs. 2. 3. Waters is, in Augusta
spending awhile with her daughter,
! Miss Annie Waters.
i: Mesdames M. E. Norris and
i Alice Cox will go to Columbia this.
!. week to visit relatives. :
i Miss Dassie Stevens has returned
:. from months stay al, Eulala.
One day last week Mr.. R. n:
|Broadwater insured his crops
against storms and hail to the
amount of $1,000 and paid up pre-
miums at the time. Late that after
noon severe hail and rain storm
came and ruined his entire farm.
This was certainly a lucky move on
Il the mart of Mr.. BrOadWater,
J, On last Thursday evening, at
$50 o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Scott, occurred the marriage
i Of their daughter, Miss Nell Scott
to Mr.. Walter Derrick, Rev. P. r.
Monroe officiating. The marriage
was a very quiet affair, only the
Immediate families of the contract
ling parties witnessing the happy
J, event. The bride is q young woman,
beautiful in face and character, and
r the groom is a young man of ster-
Hing worth and holds a position in
!, the bank, here. The young couple
llhave: taken up their abode with Mr..
+ and Mrs. John Wright. 4
One of the pleasantest affairs of
/ the past week was on Friday even
pEing, from 8 to 10 u 'cloc (, when ldr,
5 tand Mrs. c. Pech chlna1 gave a re
8 aII faiF aglEa
|'visitor q Iiisses Ad dele M sTow,
) tStella Burdge and Rosaben Ped:
l1rihk, and dang ghter, Miss Ella Pau.
+ tlline Pech1nan, who have just ar.
tIriyed from Converse college. About
: rs invitations were issued and the
) guests were received with charming
+ cordiality. The interior of the home
was decorated in ferns and palms
= and in pretty corner in the hall
e way was arranged the punch bowl
q where little Misses Ford and Fran
# ces Turner served the incoming
e guests. During the evening", music
r both vocal and instrumental, was
il rendered by some of the young
e ladies, which was greatly enjoyed
e At IL o'clock, frozen cream with
f variety of cake was served. When
{. the departing hour came, all were
v reluctant to go, but left with thu
4 pleasantest recollections of th'
e evening.
y The marriage of Miss Lucille
Busch and Mr.. Willie Crawford
\. both of Saluda, which took place
Il here on Wednesday afternoon Al
i. the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs
:. Emma Mobley, was a surprise t.
Il all. Miss Busch was here on visit
y and upon the arrival of Mr.. Craw
,e. ford, they decided to have the cere
90 mony performed here. Rev. NJ. l
ID Lawson was the officiating minister
. and no one was present but the rela
~ tiyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford ar
vs. vs. both popular young people, and tn
n heartiest congratulations of thel
70 many friends are being showere'
sh upon them.
m The trustees of the fJohnstol
If Graded School met last week an
ir elected the following teachers t
,e serve during the coming year: Pro:
IN w. C. Curry, of Spartanburg, pri1
no. cipal.a and as assistants, Misses De-
at at sic Stewart, Ethel Coleman, Kathe,
m a. inc Boulware, Marie Copeland an
IN Mesdames Lucia Latimer and M. (
l,d Huiet. Miss Lille Parish will agai
Z. have charge of the music, and Mil
= Lille LaGrone expression teache
by Teacher-Now, Willie, how man
"a months have 90 days?
CT Willie-All of them, and son
m. have three days over.-Boston Ira