Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-03
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Reciprocity Day to be Observ-
ed. cred and Blue" Commit
tees at Work. Death of
Mrs. Yonce.

Beginning with Sunday evening
February Z, at the Baptist church,
the music will be made a special
feature, the choir being underSthe
direction of Mr.. F. M, Boyd, a mu-
sician of much talent. The orchestra
which has been playing in the Sun
day school will also play at evening
service. The program arranged for
this service is organ prelude; flute
solo, with piano accompaniment,
MIR. F. M. Boyd; anthem, IF He
should come to-day; vocal solo,
Mrs. F. M. Boyd; offeratory; vocal
duet, Mrs. l.. G. Latimer and Miss
Clara Sawyer; scripture and an ad-
dress, DR.. A. T. King; vocal, solo,
Mrs. James White; anthem, Gross
ing the barr; postlude.
The union meeting at Mt. Pleas
mt was attended by several from
here and on Sunday, DR.. A. T.
King preached the missionary SER
mon.
Reciprocity Day will be observed
by the members of the New Cen
tlry club on the afternoon of Tues
" February 9, and at this time
the members will entertain their
friends in the home of Mrs. E R.
Mobley. It has been the custom of
the club at this occasion to ALWAYS
serve two course repast but the
funds which have always been con-
tributed by the members for this,
nave been voted to be sent to the
Belgian relief fund, and only light
refreshments served.
Mrs. j. A. Dobey who was so
critically suffering with er.;sipelas
is now out of danger. Her condi-a
tion was a source of much distress
TO her many friends.
Mrs. Brunson Of Augusta has
Ebssn spending the past two weeks
here in the home of her brother,
Ur j. A. Dobey.
Miss Gladys Sawyer has gone to
Sta,esboro, Ca, to be the guest of
friends.
Mrs. H. w. Crouch entertained
a few friends recently with a spend
the-day party and the time was hap
PLY spent for the hostess is an
adept in entertaining.
Mrs, Ear! Crouch has gone to
Mullins, to spend two weeks in the
home of her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Smith.
Miss Pet LaGrone is at home
from visit to Rock Hill.
Miss Agnes FIythe of Augusta is
the guest of Miss Emma Bouk-
night.
Miss Bertha Woodward is at
home from a two weeks visit in
Augusta.
Miss Ruth Smith after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. w. B. QUITS, has
returned to Tenille, ga.
Miss Margaret Dorm, T. n. of
Augusta spent the week end with
Mrs. NJ. T. Turner.
Mrs. Thomas Willis of Williston
spent last week here in the home
of her father, Mr., John Sawyer.
Upon her return home she was ac-
companied by her sister Miss Clara
SAWYER.
Mr.. Staunton Lott who has been
confined to his bed for the past two
weeks from injuries sustained while
playing basket ball at ,he universi
W is now much improved.
The Red and blue" committees
of six each, who have been canvass
ing for the chairs for the school
auditorium are meeting with much
success and ere long the mach desir-
ed seats will be placed. A number
have subscribed for more than one
chair.
Miss Lucille Norris entertained
the Kill Kare Klub on Wednesday
and the afternoon was one of much
enjoyment for the hostess had ar
ranged much that was conducive to
pleasure. Progressive games were
played and the prize was cut for by
Misse" Julia Omohurdro, of Rich
mond, and Agnes Flytte OF, Angus
Ia, the latter winning the EN-
broidery bag. Later sweet course
was served in which the colors, vel
low and green were attraclively
carried out. Mrs. M. r. Wright and
Miss Sara Norris assisted the hos
tess.
Several mission study classes have
been formed in the woman's mis-
sion society of the Baptist church
and also Il class of the Y. w. A., a
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