Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-20

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end with Mrs. Agatha Woodson.
Mr.. Mcdonald recently headed the
ticket for the Georgia Legislature.
Mr.. Edgar Lanham, a son of Rev.
P. B. Lanham, has come to attend
the high school. He is boarding in
the home of Mr.. M. P. Wells.
There will be game of baseball
at Ropers Saturday between the
Ropers and Golfers teams, this be-
ing the last game of the season. A
free barbecue will be given the Col
liers boys by the Ropers team.
The Harmony-Trenton community
has sent four talented young ladies
to Columbia college this week. This
quartette of cousins is composed of
Matte Lee Long, Misses Marie and
Debbie Mae Marsh and Miss Helen
Marsh.
Four young ladies' who are at
tending the high school, Miss An
ME Mae Culbreath, Miss Mary
Nicholson, Miss Pearl Quarles and
Miss Bette Lou Morgan, are board
ing i'll the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. M. Mellichamp.
Cashier w. w. Miller of the
bank of Trenton was visitor in
Edgefeld Monday afternoon. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Miller.
These widely beloved Trenton peo-
pie always receive cordial well
come in Edgefeld.
With six cotton buyers always
on hand-two of them out-of-town-
buyers-Edgefeld is offering far
mers better market than during
any previous season for years. Try
this market on load of cotton, if
you are not already bringing your
crop here.
The Baptist church will be beau
tifully decorated for the special
Sunday school exercise next Sunday.
A committee, composed of Mrs. A.
E. Padgett, Miss Ruth Tompkins
and Miss Virginia Addison, was ap-
pointed Sunday to beautify the in
terror of the church.
Mr.. A. E. Padgett, Edgefeld's
representative on the State Demo
cratic executive committee, attended
a meeting of the committee in Co.
lumbia Tuesday. At this meeting
the result of the second primary
was officially declared.
The millinery opening of Mr.. E.
S. Rives yesterday was great sue
cess. Miss Cowan received all call
ers very graciously, and showed
them all of the new creations In
feminine head-wear for the fall.
There are scores of beautiful hats
at the popular Rives store.
Mr.. J. G.. Holland has been en-
gagged by Col. Bailey to coach the
foot ball team of the B. M. l. He
and Mrs. Holland will spend most
of their time in Greenwood for the
next sixty days. With Joe Hol-
land as coach, we will stake our
money on the B. NJ. /. boys every
time.
Miss Leona Burlington Of Paco-
let, Spartanburg county, has been
elected teacher of the Addison Mill
school, and has already entered
upon her duties. She is graduate
of Limestone college, and is we'll
equipped for her work. She is
making her home while in Edgefeld
with her aunt, Mrs. T. A. High
tower.
Mr.. Pendleton Gaines who won
the scholarship IN the South Caro-
lima University from this county
left for Columbia yesterday to enter
that institution. His younger broth
er, William Gaines, will attend the
Edgefeld high school, making his
home with Mrs. Elizabeth Folk, as
Pendleton has done for the past two
years.
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Snrggs, who
were recent visitors in EdgeGeld
have arranged for their children,
Harold, Faith and Roland, to at
tend college in Georgetown, KY.
All of them will enter co-educa-
tiopal institution of high standing.
Rev. and Mrs. Snuggs will resume
their missionary work in China
about the middle of October.
The Advertiser is pleased to add