Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-03-26
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Steinhart-Daitch Marriage.
New Century Club Meets.
Medal Contest Sunday
Night.

Wolfe, occurred the marriage OF MISS
Belle Steinhart, to Mr.. Morris Daitch
of Edgefeld, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rabbi of Aiken.
The wedding was very quiet one,
owing to the fact that about two
hours before the ceremony, MIR.
Wolfe received a telegram stating
the Geath of his father at Aiken. On
" a few relatives and invited guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daitch had intended
taking a bridal tour, but after the
sad occurrence, they remained here
for few days, then went to Edge
field, the home of the groom
Mr.. John Wright who was operated
on for appendicitis 81 the University
Hospital, is improving and in week
or two may return to his home.
Mrs. j. D. BARLEY is at home from
Waynesboro, Ga, where she has been
recuperating after a months stay in
the Hospital where she underwent an
operation.
The union meeting of this division,
Ridge Association, will be held Satur-
day and Sunday at Speigners. Eight
delegates from the Baptist church
here have been appointed. The Bap-
tist church as organized about two
years ago, and is on the railway be-
tween here and Saluds, so it will be
possible for any who wish to attend,
TO go on the trian on Saturday, there
being no schedule for Sunday.
Miss Emma Bouknight is at home
from Charleston where. she visited
her cousin, Miss Mary Poppenheim.
Miss Poppenheim, President Gen.
eral, U. D. c., has appointed Miss
Bouknight her personal page for the
coming convention at Louisville, KY,
this occasion to be at an early date.
~ Miss Fannie Ferrell has returned
from Danville, Va, after visit of
three weeks.
Mr.. Fulton, of Danville, Va, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Brooke.
Mrs. D. W. Kellar has been in
Greenville for the past two weeks at
the bedside of her mother, who has
been in a very serious state, one Of
her lower limbs having to be ampu-
tated
Miss Martha Reese, of Columbia is
visiting Mrs. 7. R. Denny.
DR.. John W. Mobley of Milledge-
Vile, Ca, was visitor in the home
of his father, Dr.. S. G. Mobley.
DR.. w. S. Stone, of Greenville, was
here during the week.
Mrs. S. G Mobley will go to Harts-
vile this week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene McAlpine.
The medal contest which was held
Sunday evening in the Baptist church
was one that everyone enjoyed, and
no doubt much sentiment for the
cause, which these participants repre-
sented, was created.
The young folks were mostly men,
bers of the L. T. L. or Junior Branch
of the w. C. T..U. and Mrs. j. H.
White, leader of the L. T. L., not only
had the local members but there were
contestants from Edgeield and Salu-
da also.
Mrs. White trained the young
folks well, and as each one was heard
it was felt that they should have
medal.
The exercises were presided over
by Rev. w. S. Booke, the scripture
read by Rev. H. B. White of saluda,
and prayed offered by Rev. Knee
land of Trenton.
There were four contests. The first
was in defamation for silver medal,
the contestants being Jimmie Thrail-
kill, Louise Crouch, Helen Walker,
Annie Rhoden, Vernon Sawyer and
Louise Jones.
The judges for this were Rev.
White, Miss Rook. Mccoy and Mr.. j.
C. Lewis, who decided on number 6,
Louise jones, who received the silver
medal.
The second contest was in voice
for a silver. medal. Contestants: Inez
Rhoden, Leon Fulmer, Vera Coon,
Carrie Thrailkill, Mary Walker and
Marion Boyd. Judges: Mesdames j..
L. Minis, w. ]. Hatcher and W. F..
Scott, who decided in favor of num-
Der 1, Inez Rhoden.
Third contest was in defamation
for gold medal. Contestants: Mitchell
JV,11e Vivian F6,---rdc Coonar White