Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-01-31
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Quarterly Meeting w. M. u.
Mrs. FCrouch: Entertained.
New Century..Club Held
Interesting Meeting.

The Quarterly meeting for Ohe
First Division of the w. NJ. u,
auxiliary to the Ridge association,
will be held with the Baptist church
here on Saturday, Feb, 10th, Begin
ming at lO:30 o'clock, with the fol
lowing program:
Devotional-Mrs. T. II. Posey.
Verbal reports from each orgapi-
zation.
From the Superintepdent's Point
of View"-Miss Sallie Burton.
Stewardship in its Fullest Sense''
Mrs. NJ. N. Tillman.
THE Margaret Fund and its Pos
sibilities,"-M Mary Ashley.
The Training School, Mrs.
John O. Cough.
Business Period-Praise service.
Address: Mrs. Canada, of Eds
to Academy, and ex-Brazilian mis-
sionary.
Recess for one hour.
Devotional-The r. AS. of John
ston.
Sunbeam Song-Y. W. A. Hymn.
"Our Young People, the Church
es' Greatest Asset, Mrs. 1. G..
Murray.
Round Table Subjects.
."Bible Study vs.. Mission Study"
Mrs. w. S. Brooke.
Bible Basis of Missions'-Mrs.
Eb. Culbreath.
THE Principles of Giving''-
Mrs p. N. Lott.
''The Principles of Cooperation
Mrs. Nj. N. Tillman.
principles in Methods of Work"
Miss S. Burton.
THE Value of Associationsl and
IState Minutes"-Mrs. Julia Edison.
Some Benefits of the Prayer
Calendar"-Mrs. L. @. Latimer.
why We Are Not Apportioned
tifdr Hospital and 0sphaaage - Mrs.
.IGasrie Forrest.
~ How to- Ellis Tie 81 n. petinlylelst I
and Interest of the Pastor Mrs.
A. c. Baker.
"What Constitutes the ex-Board
of the Ridge w. M. U."-Mrs. Jim
McCrelght.
THE Value of Quarterly Meet
ino''-Mrs. ]. L. Scott.
The Churches of this AssoHla-
tion''-Mrs. F. L. Parker.
How Can We Change the ke-
port this Year,"-hliss Anna Bell
Jackson.
Mrs. Henry Whitaker and little
son left on Monday for Oklahoma,
to join Mr.. Whitaker, who is there
in business.
Mrs. w. P. Cassells, and Grace
Ellen have returned from a months
: stay at Ellenton with the formers
: parents.
: Miss Maud Nickerson is st Ben
nettsville, for visit to Mrs. SmyIy
2 Stevens.
t Mrs. George Price has gone to
5 Knoxville, Tenn. to join her hus-
: band, and they will now make this
, their home.
e Mrs. NJ. T. Turner, Mrs. Harry
. C. Strother, Miss FrGsccs "Hrner
7 and Miss Zena Payne went over to
| Columbia last Thursday to hear
e Paderewski.
a Mrs. Frank Bland has returned
I from visit to her sister, Mrs. Ir-
:, win Welling,, at Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Walton have
!, gone to Florida to spend awhile.
k Miss Mary Caroline Perry has re-
J. turned from two weeks visit ito
Saluda.
Miss Maud Sawyer, who has been
suffering from an attack of pneu-
monia, is now able to be up again.
Miss Gloria Haltiwanger, of
Greenwood, has been visiting her
:, sister, Mrs. w. F. Scott.
is Mrs. Earle Crouch was hostess
70 for the young Matron's Club on
3 Thursday afternoon, and two very
n happy hours were spent by this con.
l. genial dozen. The hostess met all
% most cordially, and soon they were
l. all enjoyed in most delightful of all
le pastimes-doing fancy work, while
D. chatting.
se Music was enjoyed, and later the
If hostess, assisted by Mrs. l.. S.
n Maxwell, served a prettily arranged
: salad course with coffee and whip
ped cream.
Mesdames P. N. Lott and Mis-
souri, Lott spent Monday inrAugus-