Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-04-16
JOHNSTON LETTER.
DR.. Cody breaches. Store Vaca'
ted for New Bank. Apollo
Music Club Met Last
Friday.


In the absence of, Rev. Brooke who
is again preaching in interest of the
Educational Campaign, his pulpit was
filled by DR.. z. T. Cody of Greenville.
His message was heard with deep in
terest and was beautiful and COM
forting.
Rev. and Mrs. kellar visited the
home of the formers father last,
week, who returned with them for a
visit.
!. Mr.. ad Mrs. J. Neil Lott have NOV
ed into their new home in west john
ston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun
Hammer occupy the home just vaca-
Il ted.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. P. Corn are at
home from a weeks visit in Walhalla.
Mrs. w. B. QUITS is in Tennille,
Ca, with her parents recuperatng
/. from her recent illness.
Mrs. Mamie Huiet will leave soon
for visit to her son, Mr. James hu-
let at Trilby, Florida.
Mrs. Lizzie Grim is, at home from
Hampton, S. c., where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Rhodes.
Mrs. Olin Edison and Master John
Ohn. spent a short. while at Charles
ton recently, being Joined there by
Misses Eva and Jessie Rushton and
Kathleen Barr, who are teaching at
Hume, S. c.
The Johnston Drug Company have
moved into IN adjoining store and the
one vacated is being remodeled Tor
the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Mr.. C. D. Kenney has purchased
the stock of merchandise of the late
Mr.. Wilbur Edison of WarrenVllle'
and will continue business there.
Johnston will regret to Sc" this fam
ily move elsewhere, bu
wishes of all will attend tn
Mrs. Ethel Cox has gor '.4[-
Ia to visit her sister, N &c
Mrs. Bussey of
visiting her sister -
The Home NJ
about sixteen on roll, the ci"s0
ing in two sections, morning ana al
ternoon, Mrs, Emily Pastel OF San
dersville. Ga, being the Instructor.
On Thursday evening Miss PasteN
pave a lecture to the colored women
of the town and had large and IN:
terested audience, and on Monday al )
+ernoon she gave demonstration
lesson in the home of Dinah HAM
mond, a colored nurse, one OF the e
points taught was in the arranging OIL
the bed during sickness.
Miss Hannah Merchant has been
the guest of Mrs. Joe McCreight.
The. children are all interested IN
re-chickening France. For a dime al
egg is placed there and for twenty
five cents, a chicken. Miss Clara saw y,
ver is in charge Of the campaign and
badges were given every child tor Sc.
curing money for a certain numoer o.
eggs. Quite nice sum has already
been raised.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson OF Swans
huo On spent Sunday here with
their son who is here at the garage
of MIR. w. w. Turner.
Owing to sickness in the home OF
Mrs E. c. Graham, the meeting OF
the w. C. T. U. was held in the ad-
Joining home of Mrs. j. H. White
The heavy rain prevented a large at
tendance, still the room was we'll NIL
ed.
The reports of departments were
all good. Flowers have come now ana
the Home Department with Mrs. U.
D. Black as chairman, had sent out
many bouquets.
Soldiers and Sailors Department.
with Mrs. J. A. Lott chairman is max
ing interesting scrap books to send
to the Fort Sheridan Hospital when
is the god-child of the W. c. I. U.
Mrs. ]. H. White told of the medal
contest which as L. T. L. Leader she
had arranged and of the. fine L. I. j.
meeting held the week before.
Beautiful resolutions on the death
of Mrs. Eleanor Ivey, a. charter mem-
berr55 were read by Mrs. NJ. E. Norris,
chairman. These are to be published
in the Palmetto White Ribbon.
The Jubilee Fund was discussed
and plans made to make some money
to aic in this. ~ - ~ A RI "a !
Miss Beulah Elwood Nc Nemar, a