Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-08-17
JOHNSTON g LETTER.
Another aaTria Welcome
Service DR.. Dorsett.
Method DIST difference
LargeIy Attended.
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Largely Attended.
: Mr.. and IIL IL. E. Hogan, who
f were recentl married in Columbia
t at the home 4o 1.-THE BRIDES brother
: -Mr Getssn ertz, arrived on
T Thursda III visit to the home Of
I Mr.. and .hlrs. IS, Wertz. Y
Mr.. j ohm cry and Miss Mat
t tie Kenny married on Thurs
e day afternl oon at. 8 O'Clock at the
home of the bride p mother, Mrs.
Martha Kenn5 The wedding was
a very quiet illi 1llfair and; was witness.
: ed by only families andsa few
friendsA tlSately after the cere.
mony, the bsi5a AZ par left for Mr.
: Perry's hons la west Johnston.
A welcome service to DR.. Dorsett,
the new tBapf pastor, was held
on Thursday e8ening at the audi
torium, at which: there was large
J gathering. Upon the platform, be
sides the invited q ministers, were the
deacons and officers of the church.
Addresses weresmade by Rev. w.
! T. Hundley, Former pastor, Rev.
p. E. MonIl1e of the Lutheran
! church and egsE E. III. Becham, of
the NJ. E. Their remarks
were beautifaI and appropriate and
at the coneIlsio on Rev. Dorsett
. . spoke. AT; the nc1usion of the SER
vices. an hops was spent socially
!; during which time all had an op-
pdrtunityS Of gnowiing Dr.: Dorsett.
! During thisstane fruit nectar was
served by, a iiil1nber of the young
maidens. gs &;
Misses Amir aters and Fannie
Stebbings haze returned to Angus
ia, after.a two weeks soiourn with
!. friends and rglatives. Dpfing their
!, stay here, thEieS were theSSrecipients
of much socia attenti ion.'ss Is
Mrs. MARY Hamil lton, who has
!; been spending che past six months
!, in Atlanta wit her daughter, Mrs.
Black, arriVeS Thursday morn
Z ing for a; ;vissss B @ u Il.
|ss he silfia & right,
Isgith otlfer rss 81 es, 4. went to
:, the Mitchell Homestead, near Ridge,
now occupied byMr. Luke Mitchell,
! to enjoy an annual picnic and bar
becue.
Miss Rhett Warren and Mr.. John
Z Warren who have been in Pennsyl-
y vania for three months, returned last
week.
The Meth odist missionary socie-
ties of this district held a conven-
ton here on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Ruth, returned mis-
! sionary, was guest of'honor at the
meetings and gave splendid talks.
A large delegation from the socle-
ties attended the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Harrison are
visiting in Spartanburg.
Mrs. Wilson, nee Miss Rosabel
Pedrick, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. John Marsh.
Messrs. Ellie LaGrone and Lukg
a / b
) Rushton have gone to Canada on a
} pleasure trip.
| Mrs. H. w. Crouch and family
are at>home from the mountains.
Mrs. Stewart, of Chester, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Boyd.
Mrs. Bessie Carpenter, of Shelby,
N. c., is spending this month with
her father, MI. T. G. Smith.
A party of young people went
over to attend the dance at Summer
land, on Thursday evening, going
over in automobiles.
Misses Sallie Dozier and Tat Sim
mons gave beautiful party at the
home of Mr.. Albert Dozier on Sat
. urday afternoon, to which about 25
of their young friends were invited.
Pleasant pastimes were INDUCED
!. in and all enjoyed the dainty re-
| fire. shments served at the close.
Miss Kate Wright, of Batesburg,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss FL
J .lberta Bland.
On Wednesday evening, Miss El-
berta Bland entertained her friends
in compliment to her cousin, Misses
Kate Mulkey,' of Texas, and Kate
Wright. of Batesberg.
Mrs. Ryals, of Savannah, is the
; guest. Of her sister, Mrs. w. L..
Coleman.
Mr.. David QUITS has gone to the
mountains for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bradford, of
5 Greenwood, are the guests of rela-
g tives.
7 Miss Fannie Strother, who has
: been conducting an art exchange in
Y Alabama, is at home for the sum-
e mer. At the close of the school she