Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-05-31
Orange Blossoms Soon Ap.
pear at Rehoboth. Two Ser
vices End Sunday in July.

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vices End Sunday in July.
AS Subscriber" has failed te
furnish you with a weekly letter
from the Rehoboth community
since he got married, I will, in al
humble way, act in his stead thi'
week.
Our farmers have been quite busy
for the past two weeks choppine
cotton. / think they are all practl
cally through by this time.
They have started to harvest the
grain crop this week, and while the
yield will be only fair one il
would have been much better had
the seasons been favorable. The
crops are needing rain badly. We
hope to see good rain soon.
There has been good deal OF
sickness in our community for the
past few weeks.
Little Allene, the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wash, has
been real sick, but is convalescine
now.
Mrs. Chas. Strom was quite sick
about a week ago, but we are glad
to report that her condition is great.
ly improved at this writing.
Mrs. r. J. Moultrie, also has been
very sick.
Mr.. Sampson Strom, eldest son
of Mrs. Sallie Strom, who resides at
McC Cormick, S. C. has been sick for
several weeks with rheumatism.
Miss Mabel, his sister, has been at
his bedside for some time and his
mother went up to see him on Sat
urday last.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Gilchrist upon the arrival of
q fine son on Sunday last. Would
suggest that they name him Robert
for the proud father.
Mrs. S. B. Strom, Miss. Julia
Strom and Mrs. w. A. iWinn will
leave in few days for Glenn
Springs to spend a fortnight. We
trust that after drinking the life
giving wateriof this popular resort,
that they will return much improv-
ed in health.
:. The scent of orange blossoms is
waited upon the breezes round
about us. Will tell You more later.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Winn with
baby Carroll spent Tuesday last in
Greenwood, S. G.
s. Mr.. James Perrin, who now re-
sides with his aunt, Mrs. Abner Ly-
on, of the Longmires section, visit
ed his uncles, Messrs. w. R., and
T. B. GiEchrist on Sunday last. We
are always glad to welcome James
back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Cheatham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strom
visited Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Winn on
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Winn spent
last, Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
'Winn.
Ilr. Blackwell, our good physi-
clan of Parksville, has purchased a
handsome new automobile, so when
we need him all we have to do is to
call him over the ohone and he will
be, there almost Immediately.
Our monthly missionary meeting
was held StsIhe home of Misses Car
RE and Georgia Burkhalter on.last
Saturday afternoon. The meeting
was most profitable one. Good
papers were read by Miss Carrie
Talbert and Mrs. Ralph Winn. Just
before the parting hour we were all
invited into the pretty dining room
where/a delightful course of ice tea
and cake was served. All who have
ever visited this home know the
gracious manner in which Miss Car
rie and Miss Georgia entertain their
guests.
We are going to have all day
services at Rehoboth on End Sunday
in July at which time a missionary
sermon will be preached before the
womans' missionary society in the
afternoon. The speaker is yet to be
supplied. Just here, Mr.. Editor, we
desire to extend to you and Mrs.
Minis cordial invitation to be with
us on that date.
For fear this letter is already too
lengthy, Twill close. Wishing you
most pleas trip to New York,
/ am, A Friend.