Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-11-15
News of the Past Week from
the 3. Nj. |.

the Oung wen SuliS1iou fAoS
tion was held in the dining hall Fri
day evening, November 10th. Ihe
color scheme of gold and white was
very effectively carried out, both IN
the refreshments and decorations:
Over three hundred young men ana
Young ladies were present; quite
number of the latter being from
nearby towns. The music for the
occasion was furnished by the Ball
ey orchestra. ;,
Col. and Mrs. Bailey entertained
the members of the Senior class IN
their home on the evening of NO
vember the 9Th. :,
Cadets are looking forward with
keen interest to the next football
game, which will be played with
the Richmond Academy in Augusta
next Tuesday, November l4th. The
team is in very good condition and
will 90 to Augusta confident OF a
victory.
DR.. John o. Wilson, President
of Lander College, was present at
the Chapel exercises on "Wednesday
morning and made most interest
ing talk to the Cadets on Patriot
lsm," apropos the evident re-elec'
ton of Woodrow Wilson.
Capt. Blythe, Lieut.. Bowen and IN.
Capt. Curry motored to Greenvlile
on the afternoon of the 4th, to wit,
ness the Davidson Furman game
Col. and Mrs. Bailey spent the past
weekend in Mccormick with rela
tiyes. 80.
Miss Holly of Aiken, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Entzuiinger.
Mrs. J. C. Milford, of GreenvlIle
spent the past week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Curry in her apartments
in the building.
~o~-oe'~~-o''e"'o-'~''
Lewis were appointed to arrange
this.
The Union was glad that the!
could have float in the recen
! county fair,s and it is their lnten l
Etion to begin early for next yea
and do much better to advertise 1t
self.
The petition which had been cir
,, , culated for voting out the sale o
any intoxicating beverage here wa
shown, and it had been signed b!
practically every one. This IS to b
: turned over to proper authorities.
I Mrs. J. H. White, leader of tn
3 IL. II. L. had good report TO max
. of her work.
After readings and songs, tn
meeting closed with the Aaronl
> benediction. The next meeting vii
{ be the End Friday afternoon III De
> cember with Mrs. James White.
Mr.. Henry w. Dobey has sol
his farm near town, and at an earl
J date he and his wife will move int
. town, to be domiclled on Yves
L Main Street. Every one extends
: cordial welcome to them.
y MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Mitchell G
L Batesburg, spent Thursday here l
e the home of Mr.. J. r. McGhee.
IS Mesdames w. J. Hatcher, A. /
81 Lewis, and w. S. Brooke attende
the State w. NJ. L. meeting
. Orangeburg last week.
~ Miss Elizabeth Goodyear OF Az
l. gusta, spent the week end here wit
le Miss Bernice Sammon.
lie Miss Carrie Mobley has returne
to Thompson, Ga, after a visit
$ her cousin, Miss Marion Mobley.
IL Misses Daisy and Maud Sawy'
II: H. are at home from a visit to Colun
;, bia.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards ha'
to returned to Alabama after visit
as the home of the latter's father, II
oi C. F. Strother.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Saunders a
'e rived last week and are domlcll'
er in the home of Mr.. G. D. kenne
NJ DR.. Saunders is pharmacist at t
DC Peoples Drug Co.
-. " The J. F. F. Club met with Mi
- ~ Virgie Courtney on last Thursd
. afternoon, and the twelve membe
spent two very happy hours @ WI
'ol this charming hostess. The ho'
M was prettily decorated in pink a
green, and sweet music added
'ol the pleasure. The guests broue
fancy work, but this was hare
er- needed to while away the momen
he as there were 30 many other pie
Mt ures.