Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-09-25
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Rev. Pierce Kinard VIII Hold
Tent Meeting. w. c. I. U.
Elect Officers. Mrs. Tur-
ner Entertained.

potion market, something over Z5l
pales being sold.
Miss Lyles, of Columbia, is the
suest of Mrs. E. II. Beckham.
Rev. W. P. B. Kinard, of Ep-
worth, has come to Johnston from
Bethlehem, and will hold series
If services here for week or more.
beginning Thursday evening. These
ervices will be held under his tent
.Ehich is on the M. E. church
rounds. He has with him the blind
PIANIST, Mr.. John Landrum, who
kill have charge of the music.
4 AT recent meeting of the W.
4. T. U. held with Mrs. T. r
benny, the officers for the yeal
ere elected as follows: Mrs. G. F,
echman, president; vice-presidents,
II esdames J. w. Marsh, NJ. A.
uiet, H. G. BARLEY, Z. H. Beck
I'M; treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Hoyt;
eretary, Mrs. Alvin Edison; cor.
Spending secretary, Mrs. J. Z.
Ssan. The delegates elected for the
te convention at Anderson were
esdames J. A. Lott, "A. P. Lewis
"a J. H. White.
At a very early date, a game OF
ing checks will be played upon
e base ball field, the affair to be
Ger the auspices of the D. of G.
4 3 game will be coached by MIR.
shburn, of Columbia, and the fig.
is will be IL boys and II girls.
il lis will be very unique and prom
to draw large crowd. During
evening a game of old fashion,
blind fold" will be played, and
doubt large crowds will come
to these amusing attractions.
n last Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
T. Turner entertained large
Der os her friends, the occasion
g in honor of her visiting
d, Mrs. Oscar Swineford, Of
mond, Va. The rooms of the
r. floor were beautifully dec
Bd in palms and foliage plants
the mantels were banked in
and roses. AS the guests ar
they were met by Mrs. c. F.
Imam, and were carried out to
inc clad pergola, by Mesdames
Lewis and 0. D. Black,
e they were served with punch
isses Frances and Bessie Ford
er. Coming into the hallway,
ames Burrell T. Boatwright
NJ. Boyd met each one and
ted them into the parlor where
kceiving line. Mrs. Swiueford
t1 a lace costume over white
lline, and is a charming
s }n. After meeting the honoree,
short while of converse, the
were carried to the dining
by Mesdames J. L. Walker
W. Crouch whe eie ices and
ere served. Soft lights were
here, and the mahogany
Elected a large bowl of Mare.
eil and American Beauty
passing through into the Ii
( ! be guests were met by Mrs.
bit and Miss Zena Payne and
[usic was enjoyed. Between
100 visitors called during
e.
q day of this week will be OBJ
# Is Work Day for the or
}, by the members of the
q Sunday school, and it is
bat the gifts from this days
Fill excel all others.
Fapers Mitchell went over to
usta hospital last week for
treatment. lie has been
to his room for the past
hths, but, at present, his
IN is better.
P. n. Lott had a relapse
the past week, from recent
4 of fever, and he has been
to his room for several
Lyle LaGrone, who ha:
the Columbia hospital for
month, recovering from al
pf appendicitis, has returned
ione here.
Gloria Haltiwanger, ot
sood, is here to spend the
with her sister, Mrs. w. 5
pd attend the high school
Tabitha Rushton has beeI
be past weeks, but is con
better now.
Elise Crouch visited Mis-!
5ettis at Trenton last week
Taylor GoodwyD, of Green
rrivad nm last Saturday tt