Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-03-21
RED OAK GROVE
Marriage of Popular Young
People at Red Hill. Social
Circle Met With Mrs.
Lamb.

Last Sunudy DeluS Jul VII O"Ai
day much visiting was done.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Bussey
spent the weekend at Johnston with
Mrs. Carrie Forrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bussey were
guests at Modoc with the former:
sister, Mrs. Winchester Mcdaniel.
Quite large gathering of friends
at the hospitable home of Mr., Will
Dows.
The Y. w. A.'s held their month
ly meeting with Miss Deadis Dow
last Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence Bush is still at the
hospital in Augusta, but is doing
nicely. Clarence is missed at oul
Sunday School. He is the second
member of his family who has had
surgical treatment since Christmas
The family has the sympathy OF the
entire community.
The marriage of two quite popu
lar young people took place Sunday
P. NJ, March IL, at Red Hill, by
Rev. J. IT. Littlejohn, was Miss
Ethel Holson and Mr.. Henry Bailey
Miss Holson is noted for her many
beautiful traits of character, and If
a daughter of Mr.. Caleb Holson,
Mr.. Bailey is an enuerprising and
industrious young man, now being
engaged in business with Mr.. G. G
Mcdaniel of Modoc. The com
munity extends congratulations.
One of the helpful features ol
last weeks events, was the meeting
of the Social Circle at Mrs. Lambs
Splendid meeting it was; each one
present seemed to catch the spiri
of the subject, which was 80 wei
carried oul. Each one assigned
manifested by their efforts in the
meeting that they had made oul
subject one of study and much
thought. We were glad to have
" ith us Mrs. Mollie Holmes, of Rec
Hill society, also Mrs. Lala Hamil'
ton, another member at Red Hill
but now our neighbor. We appre
ciate her kind invitation to hold ou1
next meeting with her in May, be
ing invited to Mrs. Mamie Agner!
9Th of April.
Miss Lois McAfee will organize
our young people first Sunday il
April. Several of them have beer
anxious for long while for B. Y
P. U. and we appreciate our little
teachers ambition for them.
Our Teacher Training Glass
holds first regular meeting mex
Sunday P. NJ, at Mr.. George Bus
sey's. We shall be pleased to en-
roll anyone who feels interested.
Mrs. Trap McManus spent tb'
weekend with her mother, Mrs. j
N. Grifis. 1t is with pleasan
memories we meet with friends O.
childhood and reflect on the day.
gone by.
Mrs. Fannie Griffis is quite bus,
with her 'hen," that is what Maste'
Brooks Kenrick has named her in
cubator.
Another organization we have
lopged talked of, was launched las
Friday evening in the home of Mr.
George Bussey, that of our Teacher
Training Class" Mrs. Allie Tim
norman is our teacher, meeting
each second and fourth Sunday
Most of the officers and teachers o.
our Sunday School and quite anum
Der of others have enlisted, anc
like our Social Circle, we mean tc
broaden out as we meet from time
to time, at least, we have hopes Of
doing so.
The result of whiskey selling
and the effects, also, was demon
strated near here Saturday night or
Mr.. Pickens Bailey's plantation
One of his hands, Robert McKie
shot John Holmes, death resulting.
The dead negro was drunk but with
out whiskey, and good, hard
worker.
Our farmers are working in their
farms now in every direction. We
can view part of six different farms
from our front porch.