Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07
News From Trenton.

/ Chlldrens DAY was appropriately
and beautifully observed in our
1 Methodist church on Sunday morn
ling last, the children doing their
parts with well deserved honor and
ability. The cradle roll feature
was particularly lovely and impress
sive and the ladies who had this
program in charge deserve much
credit for each selection showed
careful training and painstaking. In
the absence of Rev. Gunter Senator
! B. E. Nicholson from Edgefeld
conducted the service.
Beginning next Sunday evening
Rev. E. 9. Bailey will conduct a
protracted service in our Presbyle-
rian church.
| Miss Dollie Belts will leave home
on Wednesday to visit Mrs. Lucas
at Florence. Prior to her going
away she entertained the Entire
Nous" embroidery club in her own
inimitable way on Friday. Serving a
lovely lunch at the close of the
pleasurable afternoon.
MIR. German from Forth Worth
Texas mas returned home after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. E. Roper, and
baby Louise, from Columbia, are
visiting at home of Mr.. ]. D.
Mathis.
Misses Fannie Mile and Ethel
Harrison are at home from college
duties, the latter from Limestone,
the former having graduated In
music from Chicora.
Mrs. M. M. Padgett has been in
Columbia for the past week in at
tendance upon the commoncement
exercises of the Columbia college,
her daughter Eulis being one of the
seasons graduates.
Miss Fannie Harrison was the
charming hostess for her Entire
Nous" club on Tuesday. The af-
ternoon was delightfully."- spent and
at its close Miss Harrison served
cream and cake.
Mr.. Geo. Day from the A. & M.
college of Raleigh, N. c., after a
successful year has come home for
the summer.
Miss Beatrice Stevens is the
recipient of much social attention
aud admiration during her visit to
her sister, Mrs. D. R. Day.
Mrs. J. R. Moss entertained with
most enjoyable spend-the-day par
ty on Friday, the honor guest being
Mrs. H. w. Scott.
Mr.. Alvin Etheredge from Saluda,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Herlong and Mrs. Willis, were
guests OF Mr.. B. J. Harrison, du-
ring the pass week.
Eighteen ladies enjoyed the hos
pitality of that lovely lady Mrs. T..
P. Salter on Thursday afternoon
last, the occasion being the meeting
of her Embroidery club. Beautiful
music was also enjoyed. Mrs. Ian
ham and her two attractive daugh-
ters from Augusta, who are guests
of Mrs. Salter, delighted the ladies
with several songs. Miss Ruth
Salter, Miss Beatrice Stevens and
Mrs. Frank Herlong, also rendered
several selections. Mrs. Salter
served delightful refreshments.
Miss Julia Moss Wis, is visiting
Miss Norma Shannonhouse at Edge
field.
Miss Ruth Long, Miss Marie
Marsh, Miss Debbie Mae Marsh and
Miss Lucille Smith, are at home
from their respective colleges for
the summer.
Mr.. P. B. Day is visiting rela.
tives in Columbia.
The w. G. T. U. had pleasant
meeting at the home of Mrs. Rubye
Shealy on Tuesday afternoon. This
was flower mission day and several
interesting papers were read on that
subject. Arrangements were made
for the visit to the County Home
on Friday the 9th. At the close of
the meeting Mrs. Shealy served de-
lightful sandwiches and tea.
Mrs. S. 3. Mays from South
Edgefeld was a welcomed visitor in
Trenton during the past week.
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale
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