Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-05-04
WEsT-sIDE NEWS.
Parksville Will Have Lyceum
Course, Tactful Census TAX
er, .Rehoboth School
Closed With Picnic.

esleFuay was (Ile ilIoG udJ VI
May, and a beautiful Sabbath as
we'll. A goodly number took ad.
vantage of it's balmy influence, and
soul inspiring brightness to attend
the Baptist Sunday school, and a
still greater number the preaching
service, at which time the Rev. T.
II. Garrett, as usual, preached q
very tender sermon on the Father.
hood of God.
AT night our local B. Y. p. U.
had an interesting service and good
talks were made by Bro. T.. G. Tai
bert, Rev. 7. HI. Garrett and others.
Parksville has arranged and en-
gagged a good lyceum course to be-
gin in the fall. The first attraction,
we understand, will be Ralph Bing-
ham, with others equally noted to
follow. ParksviIle is now we'll
equipped for such an enterprise, as
the new hall over the two story new
store of Mr.. D. N. Dorm will prob
ably accommodate 500 people.
The census taker is abroad in the
land. Parksyille is fortunate in hav-
ing the suave, amiable, tactful
young Mr.. James Parks to count
u.s." Mr.. Parks has possibly had
trouble in getting the exact ages of
some of our girls over l6, but we
know he is tactful enough in the
presence of these girls, and faithful
enough to Uncle Sam" to hear
their statements and then make up
his figures according to their looks.
Say, can't anyone tell an old, from
a young person?
A party of bellies, consisting of
Misses Barbie Christian, Martha
Dorm, Sallie Parks, Annie Melon
aid, Martha Bell, Marie Blackwell.
Rosada Talbert, Myrtle Garrett,
Rosa and Susie Minor accompanied
by their beaux are to-day with fish,
ing tackle among the finny tribe.
We hope each beau a lucky haul.
The Parksvtlle literary society
held its regular meeting last Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Fowler. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Rev. II. II. Garrett.
Either this scribe or the tpye.
setter is responsible for the pen
name Of your gifted Modoc CORES
pondent. Hope the accidental nom
deplume, like that of Bill Arp,
may render in like manner. its au'
thor famous.
Nj. Joe Sharpton, Jim Rearden,
Wess Doolittle. Mrs. John Ed Nor
gan, Mrs. Sam Doolittle, little
Miss Bush, Mrs. Geo! Parks have
all been on the sick list, but we
trust now ON the mend"
Miss Louise LipSeomb, orr Reho-
both teacher, closAdsher school last
Friday and her appreciative patrons
gave her a nice picnic dinner and
fish fry at Moultrie's mill Saturday.
The boys, were sad, and they.say,
one, w. S., cried until the trustees
told him that Miss L. had been re-
elected for another year.
Mr.. Jesse Stones new residence
a few miles east of Parksville is
nearing completion. 1t is a beauti-
full residence and will be an orna-
ment to the west-side.
The painters brush is see in
evidence on the new Dorm building
and the pretty cottage of Mr.. r.
N. Edmunds.
Mr.. j. H. Parks has ordered the
paint and the painters will soon be
busy upon his residence.
Miss Leila Edmunds is on a visit
to relatives at Edgefeld.
Mrs. J.. F. Dorm and son, Mr.. D.
N. Dorm, left yesterday for Edge
field on business.
Messrs. Rudolf and Eulie Strom
of Rehoboth worshipped with us
yesterday at the Baptist church.
aMORE ANON.