Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
PARKSVILLE NEWS.
Good Sunday Meetings. Mr..
Joe Brunson Will Return
to Parksville. Mr.. w. w.
Fowler's Machinery.

farRSVllle. AltnO Ougn the Wlnu wa
biting a goodly number turned ca
to worship at the Baptist church.
The pastor preached a most praeti-
cal sermon from the text in Mala-
chi: will a man rob God?" He
took up the tithing system of the
Jews showing how they robbed:
Him in tithes and offerings. Are we.
not doing the same thing? The
preacher showed how we are rob
bing God, not alone in money. but
in time, in the song service, in the
prayer service, in the public wor-
ship of the church, in Withholding
aid from the poor, in a word, in not
doing what the Saviour commanded.
1t was good effort and seemed to-
make profound impression.
The e. Y. p. U. was wellat
tended last night the subject being
Sweet spirited," and good speeches
were made by brethren T. G. Tai
bert and others. At this service as
we'll as in TIE morning, the pastor
announced that on next Wednesday.
night, Rev. Mr.. Snuggs, mission
ary from China would lecture IN
stead of the regular prayer service
of the evening, and al! were invited
Miss Lucille Whatley passed
through Parksville a few days ago
on her way home to recuperate
from slight indisposition. We
trust ere this, she has been fully
restored. 4
MIR. Joe Brunson and his sisters.
Mrs. Sewell and Miss Emmie Bruns
son, spent Sunday in Parksville,
and in this connection, permit me to
say, that MIR. Joe has been elected
assistant cashier of the Parksyille
bank, aad viii move PACK rev NJ aass. sl5- s.
We welcome them back with open
arms.
If YOU will not consider me
blowing like Atlanta does, allow
me to say, that one popularity
about people who have once lived
in Parksville and moved away is,
that they are never satisfied any
where else in the wide world until
they come back. See?
Mrs. Mary Quarles of McCor-
mick spent Sunday afternoon with
friends in Parksville from a return
trip to visit her niece, Miss Carrie
Burkhalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp Parks from
hustling Plum Branch, spent Sun
day with Mr.. Parks parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parks also
spent the week end with their pa
rents.
Mrs. Gordon Blackwell, whom
we reported i'll some time ago of
typhoid fever, we are glad to say,
is much improved.
Mr.. w. w. Fuller has installed
his new machinery and ginned his
first cotton Saturday. Mr.. Fowler
has put in corn and cotton seed
crushers and. is prepared to ship hl'
food stuffs, which will be grea
saving in the way of feed.
Mr.. Bob Morgan, the chief o.
Morgantown has appointed, 10 W.
are told, a censor to look after al
letters for publication from hi
bailiwick. Morgantown's chief ha
strict requirements, but is growin'
all the same.
Bishop Littlejohn of Red Hill
spent some time very pleasantly il
Parksville Saturday. He came t
meet Rev. Mr.. Snuggs.
; Mrs. G.. Lundy Coleman an
sweet little Anna spent Saturda
night with friends in this Burg
J We are sorry to report Mr.. j. Z
Morgan on the sick list.
Miss Eunice Abrams is fully col
valescent.
Mr.. Joe Edmunds, who has re
Gently been under the surgeon
knife visited his brother and friend
here last week. Mr.. Edmunds ha
s a close call, and his friends are r.
joiced at his recovery.
e Miss Mae Adams visited ol
!, friends in Modoc Sunday.
, Judge L. G.. Bell, of Clark's Hill
y was welcomed visitor in the hon
r of friends Saturday night and sul
s day.
y Mr.. Dan. A. Bell spent Frida
t with friends at Meriwether.
: We were glad to shake hant
: with Dave Quarles of Red Hill
: our town Saturday.