Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-09-23
TRENTON NEWS.
Death of Henry Miller. 1 Box
Party at School. Marriage
of Popular Young
People.

The announcement Of the death
Of Mr.. II. G. Miller at the home of
his honered parents MIR and Mrs j
w Miller came as terrible shock
and caused feeling of genuine sad
ness throughout his home town and
the entire community. Taken very
suddenly i'll, there seemed no hope
from the first and at neon on Mon
day his manly, generous life was
taken by Him who giveth and
Him who taketh away.
sIr. Miller was a gentlemanly gen.
tleman, with genial, affable' and
courteous manners-he enjoyed d
wide popularity. 1t is natural then
that his passing has occasioned
deepest sympathy and regret, and
that tears are mingled with those of
the heart broken loved ones who sit
under dark cloud of sorrow, long
ing for voice that is stilled.
Mr.. Miller was thirty-seven years
of age and eleven years ago he mar
ried lovely Winnsboro girl Miss
Gussie Des. Portes who with beauti-
full little Henry Clay Jr., survives
him. Besides these and his heart
broken parents, he leaves two broth
ers, Messrs A. B. and F. w. Mil
Ter. The funeral service was held
from the Baptist church, Revs. E.
c. Bailey and j. r. Walker per-
forming the last sad rites and his
remains were tenderly laid to rest
in Ebenezer cemetery, beneath a
mound Of beautiful flowers, tokens
from sincere friends and relatives.
Don't forget the box party at the
school house on Friday night of
this week, the proceeds of which
will go to the school improvement
fund. There is genuinely good
time in store for those who attend.
Mr.. Tom Carpenter after a de-
lightful visit to relatives here has
returned to his home in Gastonis,
n. C.
Miss Marie Marsh, Miss Helen
Clark, Miss Matte Harrison will
leave home on Tuesday To resume
their school duties. Miss Marsh
goes to Columbia college, while
Miss Clark and Miss Harrison re-
lnrn to Coker.
Friends here of Mrs. Bud De-
Loach deeply sympathize with her
in her recent sorrow.
On Thursday morning last at An
derson, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison, relatives whom the bride
was visiting, occurred the marriage
If Miss Lola Harrison and Mr. Les
lie Edison two of Trenton's most
beloved and most popular young
people. There were only few
witnesses present, friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. Addison and the bride
and groom entered the appropriate
ly decorated parlor, attended only
by the maid of honor Miss Ida AL
len from Lowndsville, where lne
impressive ceremony was performed
by Rev. Hamet Etheridge. lmme-
diately after the ceremony the hap
py couple left for Columbia, arriv-
ing home on Friday evening where
beautiful supper party was party
was given them by Mrs. Anna Etd-
son, mother of the groom. The.
bride has always been extremely
popular. She is not OILY lovely in
person and genuinely sincere, but
she possesses all those admlraDie
traits that 60 to make perfect wo-
man. NJ. Edison is gentleman of
exemplary traits of character and is ;.
one of those fortunate few of whom
every one has pleasant things to. say.
and he Justly deserves every cow-
pliment. He is always courteous.
and petite to the young and old,
ridh and poor, and with the married
people is as much of a fayorite as
with the young set. No marriag'
has been the occasion of more cor
dial interest than this and The very
best wishes and the heartiest con-
gratulations are being showered
upon them.
Trenton, S. c.