Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-10-17
RED OAK GROVE.
Flourishing Sunday School. In.
teresting Meeting at Red
Hill School. Y. w. A.
Will Meet Sunday.


taught by our young friend Mr.. G..
w. w. Bussey Jr., was not so large
as it usually is, but nevertheless
the teacher was prepared and gave
those of US present, and interesting
and intelligent conception of the
Captives return to Jerusalum.
We feel proud of the officers and
teachers of our Sunday school and
would be glad that more of our
parents and older people would give
us their presence and cooperation.
Collection for Orphanage in Sunday
school, seven dollars and eight
cents. The w. NJ, U. held their
monthly meeting after Sunday
school. In the absence of our presi-
dent Mrs. Thurmond, Mrs Eva Bus
sey presided. New business was in
troduced, which we are encouraged
TO believe will soon develop, for it
being the support of or contribu-
ting to the Belgian boys.
Social Circle No. 2 met at Mrs.
Joe BusssS's last Wednesday eve
ming was a most interesting meet
ing, quite largely attended, having
as our honor guests Mrs. Mamie
Doolittle and Mrs. Effie Bussey.
We were so glad to have them both
with us, for they been quite sick
with rheumatism. Some new work
in our Circle is constantly being in
troduced. makes each of US look
forward TO our meetings with pleas
ant anticipations.
It was real pleasure to be pres.
ent at Red Hill last Saturday and
meeAMiss Major, Home Demonstra-
ton agent. The ladies present de-
cided to form q club. Q 0fhcers are
Miss Hortensia w odson president.
svtha oang vice. presid emf
and Mrs.-Julia Prescott. secretary.
With those enthusiastic co-workers
we feel sure Miss Major will meet
with much encouragement.
Mrs. Agatha Woodson with
Misses Harling and Lyon accompa-
MED Miss Major to Red Hill, Miss
Harling motoring the party.
We are always glad to meet with
the ladies of Edge6eld, because
they are always communicative of
much good work. Their influence
is far.reaching.
Flat Rock school opened to-day,
under management of Miss Clari-
mon Sheppard of Liberty Hill, who
comes to us highly recommended.
We extend hearty welcome to Our
teacher and feel sure she will meet
with hearty approval in the build
ing up of our school and commu-
uity.
Mrs. Carrie Nixon of North An
gusta is on visit to Mrs. Mamie
Bussey.
Mrs. Allie Zimmerman, also MIR.
and Mrs. Lamb were guests in the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Hamilton last Sunday.
Mr.. O'neal Zimmerman and
Frank Kenrick attended Sunday
School at Red Hill last Sunday.
Miss Leola Young one of our
sweet young ladies was welcome
visitor, and was with Miss Marie
Hamilton.
Mr.. Bruce Zimmerman motored
to Harlem Ga. last Saturday, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Demp.
sey Morgan and children, also Mrs.
Sallie Zimmerman and was guests
of Mr.. Evans Morgan.
Most of our ladies have fall gar
dens, and are quite busy now with
them. Many of them are culling
their poultry and arranging their
chickens for the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Miller spent
Friday with friends at Trenton,
and had with them on Saturday
Mrs. Eula Dorm and her pretty lit
tie daughter Estha.
The Y. W. AS. will meet with
Mrs. Lamb next Sunday evening,
half past two o'clock. Since .he 60
ing away of their president some
changes will have to be made, and
feel proud That our dear girls are
enthusiastic and full of courage to
press the work forward.
We miss the presence of Mrs.
Will Agner at Sunday school, she
is in Augusta with little Preston
who is at the hospital and doing
nicely.
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