Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-28
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Mr., and Mrs. Kenny Entertain,
; Officers of Baraca Class
Elected. DR.. and Mrs.
Corn Entertained.

L DR.. and Mrs. j. r.. Brunson anC
lMessrs4 William, Samuel and Joe
|Brunson of Ninety Six, were visit
|sors here this week with relatives,
looming in their car.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Bogue of Orlando,
Fla, are guests in the home OF
EMaj. F. M. Warren.
+ Mrs.. Mamie Warren, of Center
|Spring was a visitor here this week
Miss Daisy Sawyer of Vidalia,
Ga, is visiting her sister, Miss Clara
Sawyer.
= Misses Mary Lucia and Elise
Mobley are at home from a visit to
Miss Hannah Hannahan at Winns'
boro.
Messrs. Joseph Cox, y. L. Wal.
ker, Willie Wright and George
;Yonce attended the Sunday school
picnic held at Stevens Creek church
on Saturday.
b Mrs. G. L. Rhodes of Hamptos
lis spending awhile with her moth
er, Mrs. Lizzie Grim.
Mesdames NJ. E. Norris and
Alice Cox have been enjoying
two weeks stay in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mrs. Leon Stansell spent last
week in Williston with friends.
Prof. Lcwellyn Cogburn of
Wards was recent visitor in the
home of his sister. Mrs. M. w.
One dZy last, week Misses Kate
and Fannie Pruiet entertained the
members of their graduating class
with amost pleasant dining and the
day was happily spent by this con-
genial party.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Kenny charm
ingly entertained at tea last Thurs
day evening in compliment to Dr..
and Mrs. Charles Picket Dorm. DR..
and Mrs. Z. S. Maxwell, Mr.. and
Howard Payne, DR. and
= &. Il & G B,za. lB,a.
Mrs. Henry u. Whittaker. The in
terror Of the home was made more
attractive with blooming flowers
and the cordial host and hostess
made the evening one of. pleasurable
memories for tAeir= guests. The tea
table was beautiful with its center
piece of roses and sparkling cut
glass and silver and an elaborate re-
past was served.
Mrs. Walsh, Sr., Of Sumter is
visiting in the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. w. L. Coleman.
The officers of the Baraca class,
Baptist Sunday school were elected
Sunday and are president, James
Edwards; lst vice-presldent, j. A.
Lott; End vice president, J. Howard
Payne; secretary, George Hardy;
Avery Bland; reporter,
w. P. Casselles; teacher, d.. j. A.
Dobey; assistant teacher, James
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Crouch have
returned from visit in the home
of the latter's parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Smith at Mullins.
Miss Hortense Padgett spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Alex
Watson at Meeting Street who has
been sick.
Mr.. Robert Kenny has returned
from Latta after pleasant week at
a house party with friends.
Master Marion Lott is now able
to be carried out for rides and the
broken limb is mending very nice
community.
Another thing that has been a
help and inspiration to the young
men of Golfers is the splendid band
that was organized several years
ago. Notwithstanding the fact that
they are somewhat scattered and
unable to practice with any de-
gree of regularity, the young men
play beautifully, and their roper
toire is not limited to a few popu-
lar airs. The leading feature of di-
version Saturday afternoon was the
music furnished by the band. 1t was
highly creditable and was loudly
The band has nine pieces
and would be credit to many of
the smaller cities.
The day was so pleasantly spent
that good-byes were reluctantly said
when the hour came to disperse.
As The Advertiser has stated many
times before, every rural communi-
ty should have its neighborhood
picnic some time during the sum-
mer, preferably after the crops are
laid-by. The pleasure and profit de-
rived from the coming together of