Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-16
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Banquet of l. o. o. F. Orange
Blossoms Announced. Milli-
merry Opening. Revival
Services.

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On last Thursday evening John
ston Odd Fellows entertained
large number of friends in a manner
most enjoyable to all who were
present. The evening was opened
With PRAYER by Rev. M. L. Lawson
after which Mayor J. D. Bartle.
,poke;a few words of greeting tc
the visitors. Short addresses were
made by Rev. p. E. Monroe, of the
Lutheran church, Mr. Jack A. Lot
and Messrs. Beever and Boney, Of
Ridge, the last two mentioned
speaking on Odd Fellowship.
Rev. Lawson spoke on the benefit
of the order. He spoke Of the need
of Johnston, and suggested cham
Ger of commerce to rapid advance
ment.
After hearing these excellent ad
dresses, all repaired to the adjoin
ing hall where an elaborate supper
was served.
The Lutheran Sunday School viii
have a special Easter service on
Easter night. Appropriate music
recitations, etc., will be the feature:
of the service.
Mrs. 7. r. Denny was called to
Pine View, GA, last week on &C.
count of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Antoinette Walker. Mrs. Wal
lSer often visited here, having spen,
the summer with her daughter, and
was most lovable person. Hel
large circle of friends here deplort
her death.
Mrs. J. A. Lott attended the
Bible conference in Atlanta last
week.
Mr.. Nixon Dorm, of ParlSsvllle
visited his sister, Mrs. Dobey, las
week.
Mrs. Paul Kisler and children, ot
Orangeburg, are guests at the home
Of the formers father. Mr. Pope
4 Berry.
4 Mesdames Burrell Boatwright
/. and II. Harrison have retarlst
9 from "a
4 Miss Maud Qasttlebaum is a
lhome from a months stay in New
] York.
Mrs. E.=g., Wiggins has returned
to her home in JackS0nville, Fla.
1 after visit to the home of her IA
ther. Mr.. w. L. Quattlebaum.
Mr.. Gary satcher has gone to Au
gusta, where he has accepted po'
sition with Arlington Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston and Miss
May Willis came up from Black
vile in their automobile this week
for short visit to relatives.
All of the feminine creation was
headed for Mrs. M. E. Norris on
last Thursday and Friday to view
the beautiful new spring hats. This
was her opening and the display of
hats, lovely. flowers, and ribbons
was enchanting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nicholson
visited at the home of Mr.. w. D.
Ready, the last of the week.
Mrs. Iona White Ivy spent last
week in Greenwood with her father
Mr.. Tom White.
Mrs. Sallie Smith, of Cedartown.
Ca, is spending this month with
her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Lawson.
On Wednesday evening, March
Gath, will occur the marriage OF
Miss Edith Watson and Mr.. Frank
Crouch. The wedding will be a
quiet affair and will take place at
the home of the BRIDES father, Mr..
S. J. Watson. Mr.. Crouch is of Sa
luda, S. c., but for the past year has
held position in the mercantile
establishment of Mr.. II. w. Crouch,
of this place.
Messrs. Minis Walker, Jesse Der.
rick, 4. r. Hoyt and J. A. Lot,
went over to Augusta on Saturday
to attend the banquet give by the
U. q. L. council, Of which they are
members.
Miss Annie Waters, of Angus ta,
spent few days of this week at
her home here. She is stenographer
for prominent firm in Augusta.
Miss Pauline Hart is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rambo. in North Au-
gusta.
AT an early date protracted SER
vices will begin at the Baptist
church, Rev. Lawson being assisted
by an eminent divine from Georgia.
The Misses Rhoden, of the Phil
ippi section, have opened up new
millinery store. Johnston now has
three establishments OF this kind.
Misses Hattie Lee Guess and Miss
Maxcie Sheppard and MIR. Guess
were visitors here ON Sunday.