Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-01-23
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She introduced Mrs. Frank War
rem, Jr., to the chapter, stating that
her paper was the only one from
South Carolina in the general con-
test. Had it not been for her paper
South Carolina would have had nc
mention.
The president, Mrs. NJ. T. Turner,
stated, that in view of the fact that
all endeavor of the u. D. G. for was
relief work was through the Red
Gross, that at the next meeting the
members devote the time to what
ever line of sewing or cutting they
choose. The program could still be
enjoyed with their fingers busy. 1t
possible, the meeting could be where
Red Cross general work was being
conducted. The members thought
this splendid idea, and will follow
it out.
The red letter days will be OBJ,
served as before.
The meeting was turned into So
cial one now, and the hostess, as
sisted by Misses Emma Bouknight
and Gladys Sawyer, served tempt
ing fruit jelly, whipped cream and
Lchocolate cake.
There were several girls Of the
sixties, chapter members, who had
many interesting things to tell,
which made this feature most pleas
ant.
Rev. w. S. Brooke announced on
Sunday that owing TO the prevalence
of cold and shortage of coal the
union services of the various de-
nominations had now been planned
for, the first one to be in the eve
ming at the Methodist church, Rev.
NJ. L. Hester of the Lutheran church
TO preach.
On next Sunday the evening SER
vice will be had in the Lutheran
church, aud later the Baptist. The
Presbyterians will also have union
service at their church.
The prayer meeting will not be
had, but some of the homes on the
prayer meeting evening are inviting
the neighbors in of their section of
the town and holding cottssseep prayyse::-
| meetings.
Mrs. Huiet Waters was hostess
for the Apollo music club on Tues
day afternoon, Mrs. +. r. Mobley
presiding, and the chief business
was in the club deciding to make 4
contribution for community work
in Colunbia and $12.5O will be
sent.
Instead Of having reciprocity
day the club will have an entertain
ment on this date set, February -,
, called The Allies Dream" Miss
Emma Bouknight is chairman, and
her plans were told.
Mrs. j. w. Marsh, chairman Of
the Armenian fund, hopes to get a
good amount for this.
The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be divided between these
two endeavors, community work
and the Armenians.
Miss Anna Harms led the musical
program, and good paper on The
Music Of Our South" was given by
Mrs. o, d. Black. Several singers
were discussed, and music was
furnished by Mrs. T, r, Hoyt,
piano solo, and Mrs. Joseph Cox,
vocal solo.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. P.
B. Waters, served hot chocolate,
W hipped cream and waters,
Mrs. j. l.. Walker spent the
week end IN Columbia with Mr..
Walker,
Mrs. Ycomans of Hendersonville,
n. c., has been visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Joseph Cox.
Miss Pearl Padgett of Edgeheld
and Rev. Malone Padgelt of Saluda
have been visiting Mrs. J. L. Smith.
Mrs. E. o. Crouch is visiting in
the home of her father, MIR. Gus
Smith at Mullins.
Mrs. w. 2. Cassells and little
Grace Ellen have returned from a
visit to the formers mother, Mrs.
Bell, at Ellenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Turner,
Misses Marion and Grace Turner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Turner
spent the week end at Chappells
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Strother.
Mr.. J. p. Cullum, who has been
so sick at his home near Philippi