Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-11-26

DR.. r. G. Lee went to Columbia
Yesterday to attend a meeting OF the
committee at large for the State,
which is composed of 80 representa-
tive Baptist ministers and laymen
from all parts of the State.
Mr.. T.. j. Paul has completed his
brick building next door to the coun-
ty office building. 1t is a good build
ing, having been erected under the |
personal supervision of Mr.. Paul.
It is to be hoped for the sake of
the churches, as well as the cause,
that no Baptist church in the Edge
field Association will fail to raise its
apportionment in the 75-Million Cam
Ipaign.
Our friend Wiley Wells need not
be surprised if we drop in on him for
meal some time soon. He was in
town Saturday and told US that he is
already eating spare-ribs, backbones
and sausage at his house.
We see DR.. Lee riding in brand
new Ford coupe. We hope he has
bought it, for we know of no person
who needs car more than he does.
It will not only multiply his useful
ness but will make his work lighter
by saving him many thousands of
steps each day.
Little Lovick Smith, Jr., will give
a birthday party Friday afternoon,
the following being copy of the
unique invitations which he has is
sued: "My house isn't finished. But
] can't wait minute, for Friday I'm
six you know. So meet me at four,
at my new back door and we will
play as never before" )"
Nobody knows how much it cost
for D. w. Griffith to film his supreme
triumph, "Hearts of the World" to
be shown at Edgeheld, Theatre, Sat-
urday, November 29th, and nobody
seems to care. Mr.. Griffith, himself
doesn't know. All he feels about it is
that the greatest ambition of his life
lis realized, which is more to him
, than money.
The Advertiser watts hearty con-
gratulations to Thomas Benjamin
Greneker, Esq. Having passed the re-
ouired examination, he is now full
fledged lawyer and offers his services
; to the people of Edgefeld county, oc'
cupying the office formerly occupied
o by his uncle of hallowed memory, b
E. Nicholson. We feel confident thai
g Mr.. Greneker will have successful
professional career.
Il -r,,- r,usurrvru IvvatUJ s'i'u
comnanv have already made a name
5 for themselves as successful cealers
n =, real estate. Their auctlm sale
TUESDAY was a pronounced success ;,
majority of Mr.. B. L. INNS iots
st .nors "a raS, sold at good prices md other
ia property was also sold .uring the
in 6ayE 6sv Place your propert with this
COM nanv for auction al they will
ed get results.
in Rev. J. T. Littlej.n arrived in
'ly Edge6eld yesterday rom Scranton
81 anu am srisnds ms here. ,. Littlejohn stat
ed ad l.iI that he is trayng in the interest
'eu eu 'liaO ~ ,5:,,;o drive. He stated
.s' OIL o1 tAs bis - cburcl has raised $4,000
'iia' ms ~ pportionment. When
ac- more 'i,aA .:e taken one member
ent 'he p-eN ,,e that he would con-
Ed aiO'e I -. vas asked of the church
'iio0s sr members could make
anu a, VIZ exceed the apportion-
ted the ann
at ment.
his = theatrical producer alive
that r spent eighteen months on
US. VINO Sduction? Hardly. Yet this is
;, ohsount of time and concentrated
al INT David w. Griffith devoted to
'a' S- production of "Hearts of the
y, Hd," which Immediately was ac-
y, imed his supreme triumph of di-
Hiction. His background was the war
.ront in France. His characters were
humans in the midst of an awful
tragedy, yet he intermingled in all