Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-04-04
RED OAK GROVE.
Large Congregation. Encourag-
ing Sermon. Material for
School Building Hauled.
VIII Attend Field Day.

How beautiful the subject fo
the Sunday school this quarter OF
the last days, death, burial and re
surrection of our Lord. How car
we think of not studying each les
son in.prayerfulness or without feel
ing our lives have been drawn clos,
er to our blessed Saviour. His las
days were spent miDistering tc
the needy and suffering among men.
We mustfeel that Jesus weeps with
us in sorrow, for the picture is SC
plain weScannot help believing it in
our next Sundays lesson, John H.
l7-44. y
Our congregation was unusually
large at Red Oak Grove last Sun,
day, the pastor, Rev. G. w. Bussey,
coming with his souled filled with
words encouragement to his peo-
pie, who can ever be assured his
very life is linked in with theirs,
knowingfas we'll what to say and
when to say it. always strengthening
the faitnFof his co,workers and en-
couraging others along the way of
eternal life. The second Sunday in
each month is termed in our town
as the Women's Day, because the
w. M. o., meets after the session
of Sqnday School.
Third Sunday is Y. W. A., day
and the fourth Sunday is Sunbeam
day, just after the Sunday School.
We regret our Sunday School is not
in. session each Sunday, and we think
our Teacher Training Glass MAJ be
means of bringing it about, at least
we hopeso. Our class meets each
second and fourth Sunday, P. NJ,
and will cordially invite all inter-
ested to come and meet with us.
The girls will organize club for
recreation and pastime when the
school closes. The mothers ap-
:preciate the enterprising spirit
among our girls and believe to Or
ganize fhen into a club will prove
helpf. ana uplifting.
Mrs. J. M. Bussey will hold The
Divisional meeting in connection
with the w. M. u, at Red Oak
Grove on Saturday before the fourth
Sunday in this month, wich will be
the 2sth. Program will be furnish.
ed later.
Easter is fast approaching, and
while the Baptists do not make any
celebration by special arrangements
for the occasion, the children every
where look upon its coming next to
Christmas.
Misses Bertha Parkman and Kath-
leen Kenrick have been planning
something for the little ones on
next Saturday P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mathis have
many warm friends in our communi-
ty who greatly sympathize with
them il the continued extreme i'll
ness Of the latter.
We were glad te see Mrs. Elbert
Dorm out last Sunday. She accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm on Wis
it te the son of Mr.. and Mrs
McKie Bailey near Pleasant Lane.
The material for Flat Rocb
school building is being placed er
the new building site. Mr.. Georg.
Dussey is untiringsin his efforts K
accomplish the task. We look up
on the work as being that to uplift
and the incentive to the children
will be manifested in the lives o
those to follow when our trustee
and present patrons have passed t.
the great beyond. Today is ou
opportunity, for the night cometl
when 10 man Can work." and
beautiful life is to live for Others
Miss Lillian Holmes was guest o
her sister Mrs. Charlie Parkmal
last Saturday. She is at Modo
now with her brother, Mr.. Kin
Holmes.
Miss Annie Quarles was anon!
the visitors with US yesterday. Sh
ls one of Red Hills splendid youns
girls.
Misses Kathleen Kenrick AM
Ruth Zimmerman will enter tn
school contest for Field Day. Sure
ly our schools ought to do all the.
can for the day, for the untirin!
efforts of our loyal Superintendent
Mr.. Fuller, and others are quit
commendable. Best wishes for tn
day.
Mrs. Mamie Bussey will retur
from an extended visit to relative
in lower section of the state, anon!
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