Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-10-16
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Flower Show November 9. Lit
tie Miss Lowry Entertained.
Death Of Mrs. Tabitha
Rushton.

Misses Maud NlcKelSOn, OiAoH
Cartledge, Nina QUITS, and Dr. Il.
D. Walker went over to Columbia
last week to see Maud Adams" in
Peter Pan.
Mr.. Luther Lott, of Americus.
Ga. is spending a week here with
relatives. ,
Misses Myrtis, Sue and Ella
Smith, spent Thursday aud Friday
in Augusta. -,
Mrs. Thomas McRse, of Florida,
has been visiting Mrs. c. D. Kenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Wright
spent Wednesday in Augusta.
Mesdames Matte Scott, OF Au-
gusta. and Nettie Casen, OF jack
sonville, Fla, have returned t. their
homes after a months stay here
with relatives.
A very delightful entertainment
has been arranged by the D. of T.,
to be had on the evening of the
flower show day, November 9. This
will be q tour around the world"
4 five stopping points to 1e made
these to be, Turkey, Japan, Eng
Hand, West Point, and Iceland, at
1.-THE homes of of the members.
1.-THE program at each place will be
varied, with the customs carried
Hort, and the refreshments served
will be that peculiar to the country,
for instance at Iceland. where the
$lsst course is served, ice cream will
kbe njoyed. The committee has ar
ranged for automobiles to trans
port the passengers on this novel
Voyage.
A party that was great delight
to the se merry little boys and girls
3invited was that given by little
miss Alys Lowry on last Monday
afternoon, the. occasion being her.
sth birthday. The Iitt lie lady re-
eeived her friends in a dainty lace
aress over pink silk, and they were
IL SOON enjoying themselves out
I'm the lawn in games and other
hildish pastimes. After an hour,
hey were invited into the dining
bonn where the birthday feast was
bread. The table was beautiful in
ecorations of pink and green, and
suspended from the lights, was 8
srge basket of pink blossoms with
Is pink streamers, one streamer
being a lucky one, and Miss Iona
Perry held it, drawing from the
|asket box of candy. The color
cheme was prettily carried out IN
he refreshments. Her little friends
eft q number of birthday remem-
Frances.
3 Miss Nina QUITS went to Green
}ood the last of the week to visit
slatives.
Misses Maud Nickerson, jose
'hine Mobley and Zena Payne
bent the week end at Meeting
kreet at the hospitable home OF
r and Mrs. Smyly Stevens.
Mr. o. s. Wertz has been elected
g leeate to the Lutheran Synod of
nth Carolina, which convenes at
wberry, October 1926.
Delegates from the Woman's
ssionary Society to the state w.
u. in Columbia, November l2-
will be Mesdames T. NJ. Boyd,
ernate Hattie w. Parrish.
dr. Graham Smith of Chappells
visitor here during last week.
dr. Robert Johnson died on last
dnesday evening at his home a
miles from here, and the inter
bit was made at Rocky Greek
rch on Thursday. MIR. Johnson,
b his sister Miss Fannie John
had lived at the johnson home
Id a number of years, and he had
confidence and esteem of all
Ehe neighborhood in which he
tded. He was gallant Confed-
he soldier and received wounds
ich crippled him through life.
Mrs. Tabitha Rushton died at
home here on Saturday after
bn after lingering illness. For
eral years she has been in fail
health, and for months she had
In confined to her room. She
ker murmured in her suffering,
i was resigned, and seemed will
to Gods will and ready to go
join her loved ones gone on be-
e. She lived for her children and
de home . sweet and happy spot
them, and her one thought wss
&ays for their comfort. During her
less, this love bestowed upon
}m was repaid by the unsirlng