Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-09-03
RED OAK GROVE.
Good Delegation to Stevens
Creek. rs Million Cam
paign Under Way.
Many Visitors.

The rs Million Campaign in our
church has been organized, at least
the committee of workers has been
appointed, both by the church and
W. M. U. Mr.. T. w. Lamb is chair
man with Mrs. Fannie Griffis, has
been appointed by church. There is
much to be done to carry the cam
paign through, that none of us need
feel there is not part for all and
many ways to render assistance.
We have often felt we had done
"a good thing for the Kingdom build
ing when copy of Royal Service
or Baptist Courier was prayerfully
placed, and now that we must keep
ourselves informed on the rs Million
and what it means to read our de-
Inominational periodicals it must not
be rejected when presented.
Our different organizations were:
we'll represented at Stevens Creek
last week. The meeting was full of
good things for US all. Arriving too
late, due to some "car disease" we
missed our. superintendent's annual
address and we know by the past
what they are and exceedingly re-
GREETED it.
Mrs. Bose made SO plain the
great work before US, impressing the
hearers of the possibility in faith Of
the great undertaking.
Mrs. j. R. Fizer also brought out
the knowledge of the belief in this
Baptist movement, uniting the work
ers by strong and never failing pow
er of prayer, making each TO feel
there is strength in uniting. Both
speakers manifested abounding de-
votion and conservation, and their
presence is felt wherever they go
for our dear Masters work.
With much regret, the resignation
Of Miss Eremie Lanham as sgDerin-
tendent OF y. ". A. has been ac-
cepted Miss Emmie made many
many warm friends by her kind and
encouraging words to the girls in
tbei,. work Many kind wishes follow
her in her new endeavors.
The y. W. AS of Red Oak Grove
feel quite proud of being again on
the Honor Roll. One of the most in
structivc meetings they have ever
held was The first mission study
meeting. They are growing in in
terest, being under the leadership of
Miss Mamie Bussey. They are plan
ming for State Mission Day.
The Sunbeam band is enthusias-
tic over the work for the new year as
their leader, Miss Kathleen Ken
rick has it mapped out for them, re-
solving to do more next year.
Our circle meets with Mrs. os-
car Zimmerman Wednesday after
noon, 10th inst. Mrs. Mamie Bussey
will preside.
Miss Bertha Parkman will be hos
tess for the y. w. \. for this month
on the third Sunday afternoon.
Miss Kathleen Kenrick had as her
guests quite number of Sunbeams
last Saturday.
Mr.. w. Holloway Clcgg and wife
accompanied by Mrs. E. A, Rogers
spent weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 7. Clegg. Being from Greenwood
county, of course they commented
freely on our almost inpassable
roads.
! The repair work on Modoc bridge
will be passable by Tuesday so that
our mail carrier may resume his
work again. While we have missed
our regular daily mail service, we
have not envied Mn Reese of his rest
for surely he needed it and more, as
| it is a miserable stretch of bad
road. We are constrained to COM
mend him for his faithfulness.
Mrs. Sam Agner's condition i'm
proved very much during her stay in
GreenwoCd. She returned home last
Saturday, bringing with her Mrs.
John Holland and little Ruth, who
will remain several days before re-
turning to their home in Greenwood
Among those of the house-party
at Mrs. George Bussey's were Mr.,
Davis May of Edgefeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bradley of Mccormick,
Mrs Joe Ramsey of Charleston and
Rev Pat BuSSov and family of