Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-03-19
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Johnston Basket Ball Team
Wins. Medal Contest Sun
day Night. W. c. II. U.
Hold Meeting.


Of this school was to play with that
of Batesburg in the afternoon. Beside
the team, several of the teachers and
quite a party of students and others
went to Batesburg in cars to witness
the game. The game was lively one'
and the Johnston team was the Win
ner.
Miss Maude Wright is expected
home this week from Augusta where
she has been for the past two weeks,
having had her throat treated and
tonsils removed.
Mrs. Watson of Augusta, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Fulmer. Mrs.
Watson is remembered as Miss Alice
Satcher.
Mrs. D. W. Kellar has gone to
Greenville to visit her mother who
has been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jones OF
Ward, have moved here to make
their home.
Mrs. j. L. Walker most pleasantly
entertained last Thursday afternoon
in honor of Miss Mae Tompkins Of
Edgefeld. The hours were happily
spent listening to sweet music, chat
>Sting and sewing. The hostess served
y dainty repast in pretty style.
Mr.. Lawrence Yonce will have a
dwelling erected on the vacant lot on
Edisto Street, and work will soon be-
started on this, lumber having been
laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ables are donliciled
in the home of Mr.. c. D. Kenney, Mr..
,Ables being travelling salesman.
Miss Mamie Reph;.n of Charleston
has been the guest of Miss Julia
Shade.
Mrs. J. D. Barley is at Waynes-
boro, Ca, recuperating from her re-
cent illness. =
y 1 Lon Courtney who is tending
2 coifege IN 'CharleSCon Has peen ioi I"
visit to the home folks.
Master Nelson Kneece celebrated
his 18th birthday last week with a
dinner party which everyone greatly
enjoyed.
Mrs. j. G. Mobley and Miss Ella
Fannie Mobley have gone to Muir
4 freesboro, Tenn, for visit.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Crouch entertain
S>sed delightfully."- last Monday evening,
4 several friends from Trenton being
\; the honor guests.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church on Sunday morning,
4 as the pastor, Rev. w. S. Brooke will
Il preach at Batesburg. In the evening
II the L. T. L. will hold a medal. con-
Hstest in the Baptist church, four med
Il ais to be given-two silver and two
gold. This will be very entertaining
~ and large audience should greet
1.-the young folks, as cordial welcome
lis extended to all.
8e A well attended meeting Of the w
aC. IT. u. was held with Mrs. ). A
Lott on Friday afternoon. Miss Zena
W Payne conducting this.
B All were interested in the box tc
the Door of Hope, which was valued
Nssst $3.50, and was we'll filled with
}sroceries and clothing and money
WAS also contributed. The superinten
dents of the department are Mrs. j
lH. White and Mrs. w. j. Huiet, the
box being packed at the home OF the
Matter. The members and others in
5Merested, contributed most generous
X ".
S Mrs. O. D. Black, superintendent
f the Flower Mission reported
umber of bouquets sent during the
onth to the sick and shut-ins.
The chief interest was in the Jubi
e drive, and from the committee o.
ght appointed to, agitate this move
Hrs. Olin Edison and Mrs. T. R. Den
by spoke on this, and several plans
s ere suggested as to good way fol
hising the amount from this unior
SO members. A communication anc
aippings were read urging concerted
ftion.
The medal contest to be held here
ySGh the evening of the % in the Bap
st church was told of, this to be b!
'2 L. T. L., with participants from
'f her towns.
The subject for Il : program wa
he Union Signal, and Mrs. L. NJ. N
ievens birtht y was observed. 1
Is the oft expressed wish of Mrs
8S avans that her birthday would b