Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-01-12
oHNsToN LETTER.
Teach 81 Honored by State A.
sociai aion, Methodist Minis
terArriyed, Miss Saw 5
yer EIected Teacher. . 4.

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yerE EIected Teacher. @
Mrs. Lucia Latimer, one of the
teachers in the Johnston High
tSchool, was elected End yice-presi-
dent of the Sta,e Teachers Asso,
citation, which met in Columbia re-
Gently. ,..5.;1,;: s..,;; a.5
Mrs. P. E. Monroe and children
are visiting at the. formers parents
/ homeat Pomaria. e ,s,..., -, &.
Miss Alma Milford, q former
Johnston girl, was married on, last
Tuesday at her home. in Granite
vile, to Mr.. Livingston, Of Orange
burg. ;.5. IL ~. .,i2,:,i;--,,,,
a4 Miss Clara Sawyer has been elect
ed teacher in the high school here
to fill the vacancy caused blythe
resignation of Miss Copeland Miss
Sawyer has been engaged il this
work for several years, and the. pa
ltrons of the school are delighted
that her services have been secured.
Miss Azalee Yonce and Mr.. Dock
Clark were married at the Lutheran
parsonage last week BY Rev F. p.
Monroe. Both of the young people
are from the Philippi section. ,:..'.s
Mr.. NJ. C. Sandifer has resigned
as chief of police, and Mr.. J.. Fl.
Swearingen has been elected to fill
his place. la ,!,,s.,;3..-..
Nfessrs. Joe and. i,ettis Bouknight
and Leon Scott have returned to the
Citadel in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Satcher aud
little Emaline, of Augusta, visited
relatives here last week. J.. .,.s,
Miss Ruth DeLoach has returned
to her school at Graniteylile.. <s,.
Miss Dosia NVerts has gone to
BranchviIle, to visit her friend,
Mrs. Ed Penn, and from there will
got to Green wood for a visit to
friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. F.. Strother who was car.
ried to the hospital, is much i'm
proved. 1t was: not necessary to-
operate, as was feared.
+ Mrs. w. J, Hatcher, haslretufRed
l5from;a visit to her brothers ihSat-
llanta: rs:' ','..'.,s - 't'',.'-''H''
The week of prayer was observed
here last week by the members Of
w. MS. On Wednesday. The SER
vices ereShel az 81 81 5eNehiH at
lneo ossrgs .ff10urs
the subject was Our missionaries, !"
and splendid talks were listened to
from Rev. M. l.. Lawson and Mes
Sis. M. r. Wright and Samuel j.
Watson.
Mr.. Huiet Waters has reurnedt
from Springfield, where he has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Walter
Philips.
Miss Louelle Norris is at home
from a pleasant isit to friends in
Atlanta.
Mrs. B. T.-rAdams and Master
Wallace Turner made a visit to
friends ilL Graniteville last week.
Mr. Frank Gibson,3a former resi-
dent, was here this week visiting
relatives and friends.
| Mrs. league Price has returned
to Camden, after a months visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hart.
On Sunday evening Rev. M. l..
Iaawson called off the regular SER
vice, and he and his people went
lover to the Methodist; church to see
and hearlthe Rev. Mr.. ;Breeden, who
Fhas recently been sent to this pas
itorate:: ,.;s+%&%i
The new years dance given by
the Johnston cotiTlion club on the
evening of January 3rd, was the
most enjoyable one that has ever
been had here. The hall was beau
tifully festooned in holly and south
ern smilax, .caught;here and there
with rcd and white Christmas bells.
| A cosy corner was arranged for the
chaperones who were Mr.. and Mrs.
d. J.. LaGrone, Mr.! and Mrs. Wal
lace Boat, light, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
b. Harrison, Mr.. .andj Mrs. Peter
Epes and Mr.. and Mrs., j. j. Haiti,
wanger. Bearden's orchestra fur.
nished the music and there were
present about so couples, with 81
stays. At 1890 O'Clock, delight.
full repast was served.
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