Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-09-15

of the Ridge Association furnish
the large range for the kitchen,
which will cost s1OO. A portion OF
this was Immediately raised, and
many of the delegates stated the
matter named be laid before their
societies, and no doubt the total
will soon be raised.
During the afternoon session, re-
ports of committees and election OF
officers occupied the time, Mrs. l..
G. Latimer being chairman of nom
mating committee. The officers were
elected as follows:
Supt. Mrs Alvin Etheredge, Sa-
luda.
Pres. Miss Chloe Nicholson,
Ridge.
Sec. and Treas. Miss Leila Alta
way, Saluda.
Associate Srpt. Y. w. A., Mrs
J r Webb, Chappells.
Associate Supt. Y. P. S., Mrs w
J Hatcher, Johnston.
Chairman Mission Study, Mrs
P G Stevens, Johnston.
Chairman Personal Service, Mrs
T H Posey, Ward.
The committee on time and place
stated that the next annual meeting
would be with the Batesburg
church.
ALI standing committees were ap-
pointed, and beautiful prayer
closed the meeting. At 8 o'clock,
there was an open meeting and DR..
Joseph G. Camp made one of his
eloquent appeals for Prohibition.
All who heard him were greatly
impressed.
A word as to the hospitality of
the good people of Ridge. Each
delegate had the very best home of
all, and cars were at their disposal
and enjoyable rides were had over
this beautiful and fertile section.
Each day of the session tempting
lunches were served in the large
cool open pavilion which the ladies
of the church have had erected In
the grove by the spring. The erec-
ton of this was a happy thought
on the part Of the ladies.
DR. Paul Phillips and family of
Springfield were visitors last week
in the home of Mr. p B Waters.
Mrs Poppenheim of Charleston,
the mother of Misses Mary and
Louise Poppenheim, whom 80 many
are we'll acquainted with, died at
her home in Charleston last week.
Mrs Poppenheim was the sister of
the late Mr. Joseph Bouknight, and
before his death spent a part of
each summer in his home.
Mrs Percy Norris of Aiken and
Mrs Carrie Speak of Gaffney, were
recent guests in the home of Mr. )
E Swearingen.
Misses Helen Lewis, Fannie Pratt
Andrews and Clevie Meyer left on
Tuesday for Winthrop College.
Mr.. Harry King of Savannah. is
visiting in the home of his aunt,
Mrs M A Huiet.
The monthly of the w. G. T. U.
was held on Friday afternoon In
the home of Mrs James White with
a good attendance, and upon the
arrival of each, the hostess pinned
a white bow on. The convention
delegates each had remembered to
wear the white bow, for Mrs Weech
and her white ribbon topper had
impressed them. The feature of
the meeting was the report from
the State convention at Allendale,
each delegate telling what most i'm
pressed her, and 80 a full account
was heard. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs ] A Dobey.
On Sunday morning at the Bap-
tist church, DR.. Joseph Camp de-
livered most eloquent address to a
large audience, and all who heard
him were impressed with the mes
sage he brought.
Mrs. Pickens Kinard of Green
wood, visited in the homes of her
sisters, M esdames P. N. Lott and
J. A. Dozier, her visit being prin-
cipally to see her mother, Mrs. Liz
zie Smyley, who IS in failing health.
Editor Rutledge McGhee and
family have moved here from Bates
burg and are domiciled in the Bart
ley residence on Lee street, Mr..
BARLEY and family having recently
moved to their new cottage in the
rear of this. MIR. McGhee will
continue to print "The Times" at
Batesburg.
The news of the death of Rev.