Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-06-11
people,

the town for the past two years, haV-
ing been musical instructor in the
High School, coming here from New
berry. 1t is a source of pleasure that
her marriage does not remove her
from the town.
Mr.. Smith is one of the towns
most honored young men, being cash
ier of the Johnston Bank, In every
way is he deserving of his fair young
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. yelling and lit
tie son have returned to Darlington,
after a visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Bland.
On last Wednesday afternoon at
iBatesburg, Mr.. E. C. Ballentine, of
this place and Miss Rutland were
married, the happy event taking
place in the home of the bride, the
affair being a quiet one.
Mr.. Walker Mobley accompanied
Mr.. Ballentine on his happy mission.
Upon their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
IBallentine will be domiciled in the
home Of Mr.. T. S. Bland.
Mr.. Ballentine is cashier in the
Bank of Western Carolina.
Mrs. Mamie Huiet has returned
from Trilby, Fla, where she visited
the family of her son, Mr.. James
Huiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Marsh, Mrs.
Chas. Pedrick and Miss Theora Flem-
ing will motor to Spartanburg on
Friday for visit to relatives.
Major Arthur Collett and Miss
Sarah Collett of Edgefield spent Fri
day here with relatives. Major Collett
lis just from overseas, and his uneN7
pected visit was a source of much
pleasure to all.
Mr.. Will Wright returned last
Thursday from Hot Snrir~-
where he has been for tn.
His rheumatic trouble ..t,,eiy
disappeared.
Misses Eva and Jessie + "a. %
welcomed home from Hl'ae. 5.
where they have been e5'7'
the High School, the fe
principal.
| Mrs. Huiet Waters and utUle son
Twill leave this week for a visit to
Mrs. Waters sister in Charleston.
With the meeting of the Mary Ann
Buie chapter D. of c., held with Mrs.
Joe Cox last Thursday, the activities
of the chapter ceased for the sum-
liner months. At roll call the members
responded with items concerning
Jefferson Davis, as this meeting was
in celebration of his birthday.
The members were very glad to
have with them their president, Mrs.
NJ. T. Turner, whose sickness had
kept her at home for some time.
The chapter was greatly Interested
in the nice sum turned into the
treasury, which was S3S. The enter
tainment committee-Mesdames O.
D. Black, Joe Cox and P. B. Waters
haring secured this.
The manager of the picture show
offering one-half of Monday even
lng's door receipts to the D. of c. fer
the organization. S102 was taken in,
expense, S14; balance SSS, which
gave S44 to the U. D. c., and the or
ganization gave Sc of this to the little
Daughters to help complete their
French orphan fund.
The annual picnic for the veterans
was planned for. This will be had on
July 3rd at the home of Mrs. Martha
Edwards, and invitations will be ex-
tended to the veterans, their wives,
and the widows of veterans, the chap
ter, as body being expected to be
present.
There is state plan afoot just
now put on by Mrs. r. D. Wright,
State chairman of War Relief, of
INewberry, and Miss Alice Earle of
Columbia, whereby the chapters of
the State VIII assist in the evenings
of pleasure for the convalescing and
other soldiers of Camp Jackson. Mrs.
%. D. Black is agitating the matter
with chapters of Edisto District, and
presented the matter to the chapters.
Every Thursday evening at the Camp
a reception will be given and at least
three chapters are expected to supply
cake or biscuits, jelly, butter etc.
rrb;e obo n+or votod to cond itc con