Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-13
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Sunday School Convention, Mrs
Walker Enterteir I'd Beau
tifully, Corner Stone Luth-
eran Church Laid

field agent of the w. M. S. of the
Lutheran church, delivered an in
teresting address on missions on
last Sunday afternoon at St. Johns
church.
The Ridge Baptist Sunday school
convention will meet with Pine
Pleasant church, July l4-15.
Mr., James Huiet has gone to
Chester where he has accepted a
position as operator.
Miss Cora Mobley has gone to
Langley for visit to friends
The Band of Hope gave very
pleasant entertainment on Monday
evening, July 4th, at the home of
Mrs. J. II. White. The amusing
features of the evening were the
Lemon Lady and blackbird pie. Re
freshments were served during the
evening for the benefit of the or
ganization.
On "Wednesday afternoon from
$50 to 6:3O Mrs. j. L. Walker en-
tertained, the Pi Tam club in a
manner charming to all present.
Besides the regular members num-
Der of other friends were invited,
the guest of honor being the beau
tiful bride, Mrs. j. w. Mobley
Mesdames F. A! Tompkins and
f. S. Jefferson and Misses Bessie
Ford and Frances Turner and Mr..
Wallace Turner visited relatives at
Meeting Street on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Pechman, Miss Ella
Pauline Pechman, and Mrs. 3. F..
Adams visited in Columbia last
week.
Miss Bertha Woodard is in Co.
]umbia visiting friends. While
away her place at central telephone
office with be filled by Miss Rachel
Scott.
About the first Of August Mr..
Frank Crouch will go to Anderson
where Mr.. Crouch has accepted a
::Ipsition. For the past three. years
lIr Crouch has been cl eFllSS inath thess
laereantile estab s6ment Of MR. Is
sNV. Crouch.
Miss Rebecca Baggott Of Saluda
is the guest of her brother Mr..
Eaggott near town.
Mr.. Lee Price contemplates NOV
ing his family to Florida, where he
will engage in business. Their
many friends wSl regret their de-
parture.
Mrs. J. L. Bussey, of Spartan
barg, and Martha Dorm, of Parks
vile, are guests of their sister, Mrs.
+. A. Dobey.
Miss George Emma Jordan, of
Bamberg, has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Jordan.
Misses Matte Lou Jordan and
Sammie Pierce are at home from
Macon, where they h&e been at
tendingsthe business college located
there.
Poles for the electric lights have
been placed on nearly all of the
streets and by August lst everything
will be in readiness.
Miss Ida Satcher is visiting her
brother, Mr.. E. B. Satcher, in Au-
gusta.
Mr.. Beck and family of Florida,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. j. G.
Lewis. A number of years ago Mr..
Beck resided here.
Mr.. William Mobley, of Florida,
is out on visit to his brother, Mr..
julie Mobley.
Miss Lyl Parish, a former teach
er of The high school here, arrived
this week for visit to friends.
Mr.. Grady Hazel has gone to
Hartsville where he will have man.
agement of the paper published
there and will be editor in chief.
On last Sunday, July 3rd, DR.. S.
G. Mobley celebrated his 10Th
birthday, and on this day had with
him for the first time in several
years, all of his brothers, Messrs.
William Mobley, of Florida, J. F.
Mobley of Columbia, and A. c., w.
S. and A. ]. Mobley, of this place.
Besides these, several near relatives
were present to enjoy the day with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dobey en-
tertained few friends on Friday
evening with tea in honor of
Misses Dorm, Smith and Abrams.
The basement foundation of the
Baptist church has been laid, and if
the weather permits, work will go
on rapidly. The Sunday school
and class rooms will be on the first
floor, the main auditorium being
above.
Last Saturday and Sunday will
be memorable days to the members
of the Lutheran church, as at this
time their new church was dedicated
and tho corner stona laid