Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-11-26
RED OAK GROVE
MIR. Kugley Spoke Last Sunday
Very Active Prayer Meet
ing. Flat Rock School
Flourishing.

SeSSed IN every human Delng and we
need to feel our littleness and hum
BILE ourselves to become what our
Lord wants us to be.
Only two weeks more and the
great drive for the Baptist rs Million
Campaign will have ended. Many of
the churches have had their drive
with encouraging results.
Rev. Kugley from Plum Branch
came to Red Oak Grove in the inter-
est of the work last Sunday after
noon, bringing much encouragement
to the workers. Mr.. =. w. Lamb, his
captains, Messrs. o. o. Zimmerman
and Eugene Thurmond with goodly
number of workers were present and
feel greatly helped by Brother Kug-
ley's visit.
The weekly prayer service for this
week was omitted, and instead, a
Thanksgiving service will be observ-
ed at Flat Rock on Thanksgiving day
at 2:30 P. M.
One of the largest attendances at
our prayer meeting was the last one,
being conducted by MIR. Perry Hamil-
ton. Mr.. Brooks Doolittle will con-
duct the meeting next time, the sub
ject being the word" Blessed" Mr..
j. M. Bussey and Mr.. T. W. Lamb
made interesting talks on "Salva-
tion" last meeting.
The school at Flat Rock under di-
rection of Mrs. j. M. Bussey of Parks
vile an dMrs. Fannie Belle Cobia
of Pleasant Lane is doing splendid
work. The children seem to be en-
joying their school life and at pray
er meeting last week was demonstra-
tion Of their training in the part they
took in the service.
The weather has been ideal, for
hog killing and everyone in this sec
tion is enjoying spare ribs, sausage
and the other good things the season
brings. Mr.. Charlie Parkman bears
the laurels of having the largest
hogs to kill.
Mrs. Eldred Powell of Sweetwater
has returned to her home after Wis
it to her daughter, Mrs. Will Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bussey spent
the weekend recently in Mccormick
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jock
Bradley.
Miss Evelyn Jordan was the guest
of Miss Mamie Bussey this weekend.
Mr.. Oneal Zimmerman has return
ed to Scotland, Ga. His presence will
be missed at the prayer meeting, as
he has rendered faithful service, He
filled out his pledge card for the rs
Million before his return to Georgia,
ias he contenlplates living here next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whatley were
weekend guests in the home of Mr..
T. w. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hammond
visited Mrs. Maggie Griffis last Sun
day. Mrs. Grifis can walk alone with
the aid of a cane, having been almost
helpless nearly two years from fall
The many friends of Mr.. Bruce
Zimmerman will be pleased to learn
he is able to resume work and is now
in Greenwood accompanied there last
Tuesday by his father, Mr.. Oscar
Zimmerman.
Mrs. Will .Agner spent last We'd
nesday with her daughter, Mrs. Liv-
ingston Bailey, near Golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Bailey were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams
at Red Hill Sunday.
Miss Pearle Bailey, with her pref
ty little sister, Minnie Belle, visited
Miss Bertha Iarkman last weekend.
Misses Deadis Dow, Sadie Dow
and Mildred Bussey were with Miss
Marie Hamilton last Sunday.
On last Tuesday Mrs. Oscar Tim
norman and daughter, Miss Lullie,
spent the day with Mrs. Lamb.
The friends of Mrs. Mary Quattle-
baum Rush were pleased to have her
visit them again, bringing with her
Master Fleetwood Rush, whose faith
er was wounded and died of wounds
in France more than year ago.
Mrs. A. B. Young is convalescing
slowly from a recent attack of sick.
ness, and her many friends trust she
will soon return to her former self
again, for one so noble and useful is
ALWAYS missed in many ways.