Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-05-01

gifted and brilliant, and taxes an
active part in club work. She had
been in attendance at the State Fed
Grafton in Aiken during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Bell Of Walhalla
spent the past week here with the
latter's sister, Mrs. G. P. Corn.
Dr.. Corn is now improving,
which will be learned with pleasure
by his friends.
Mrs. Harry G. Strother and little
son spent part Of the week in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 7.
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Satcher,
with others of the family, went to
Augusta on Saturday to spend the
day with their son, Mr.. Grady
Satcher, who was to leave the next
day fo5 Camp Gordon.
Mrs. G. d. kenney has returned
from Greenville, where she visited
her son, Lieut.. Robert kenney, who
will leave soon for France.
MIR. S. J. Watson is now able to
be up. and his friends trust that ere
long he can he out with them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammon of Macon,
Ca, are spending this month with
their daughter, Mrs. Joe Wright.
Some time since movement was
begun by the L. E. l.. class OF the
Baptist church to have library in
the church, and at the time splen-
did collection of books and money
was received. The library is in the
church vestibule, and is now open,
Mrs. Lewis Blount being librarian,
and each Sunday it is expected that
the Sunday school members will
avail themselves of the privilege.
for the books are all Of fine s"lec-
tons. a few of the shelves are yet
empty, and the library committee
would be glad to receive more
books, or money to make purchases.
Mrs. Susie j Latimer arrived
Thursday last, and will visit rela-
tives here. Every one is delighted
to see her.
The music club met with Miss
Kathrine Darlington on Tuesday af-
ternOon, and daring business, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Z. R. Mobley, the
chief business was concerning the
giving of books for the tubercular
camp in Columbia at Camp Jack
son.
A request has come for library
to be used only for the tuberculosis
ward, aud the clubs over the State
are being asked by field secretary to
make contributions of books.
A committee was appointed TO
get up a collection and send to this
ward, the committee being compos-
ed Of Mesdames q. ID. Walker, J.
w. Marsh and Miss Gladys Sawyer.
The officers all gave annual re-
ports, and the treasurer, Mrs. L. Il.
Ho5t, reported having on hand
s3l.OO. During the year it gave
So. 90 to Armenian sufferers, Sl2 5U
TO Community work, $50. 90 to Red
Cross, $500 to Coker scholarship
fund, $50 Winthrop scholarship
fund. The club feels proud Of the
report sent TO the State Federation
at Aiken.
Officers for the coming year were
elected.
President, Miss Zena Payne; lst
vice-president, Mrs. c. P. Corn; I'd
vice president, Miss Sallie Hayward; !;
recording secretary, Miss Anna
Harms; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. }. w. Marsh; treasurer, Mrs.
I. II. Hoyt; critic, Miss Clara Saw
yer; parliamentarian, Mrs. w. j.
Hatcher.
The program for the afternoon
was arranged by Mrs. w. J. Hatch
er, and in her absence, by sickness,
Mrs. Mobley led.
America" by club.
Paper, Children and Music, :"
Miss Irene Montgomery.
Vocal solo, Miss Marion Boyd.
Paper, The Relation OF Flow ers
TO Music,' Mrs. w F. Scott.
Piano solo, Miss Gladys Sawyer.
Paper. Music in the Bible, !"
Miss Iena Payne.
After the program the hostess
served salads, sand wiches and iced
tea.
On next Sunday evening, May 5,
a special service will be held in the
Baptist church, at which time a ser,
vice flag will be presented to the
church by the Sunday school. This
flag will contain twenty. eight stars,
and will hang upon the wall, and
every Sunday prayers will be made