Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-03-24
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Week of Prayer Observed.
Death of Miss Lizzie
White in Augusta.
u. D. G. Met.

meetings are UeluS uelG eaSh o1IeA-
noon except Wednesday, when at the
prayer meeting special prayer SER
vice was had. The Junior organiza-
tions are also observing this time of
prayer.
On last Tuesday Mr.. ]. Howard
Payne was operated on at the Uni
versity Hospital in Augusta, and his
many friends are delighted that he
is improving. His wife and sister,
Miss Zena Payne, have been with him
since his operation.
Mr.. Wallace Turner is having lum-
Der laid on his lot on West Calhoun
street, and at an early date will have
pretty bungalow erected.
Mrs. A. P. Lewis is at home from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Caldwell
Cullum at Batesburg, the latter hav-
ing been quite sick.
Mr.. Lewis Stevens of Meeting
Street was visitor here during the
past week.
Miss Maud Wright is at University
Hospital for medical treatment.
Master Maxwell Ferguson of Wal
halla, is making his home with his
uncle, DR.. L. S. Maxwell.
Mr.. Barlow Walsh and Master Bill
lie have returned from visit to
Sumter.
Mr.. o. S. Wertz who is at the Co.
lumbia Hospital, having undergone
an operation is reported to be doing
we'll. His family has been with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Woodwork
are now domiciled in the home of Mr..
Westmoreland.
A revival will commence next
week at the Methodist church, Rev.
Kellar preaching. He breaches good,
gospel sermons, and this week OF
prayer and conservation will Be a
great spiritual uplift to the Ieae
Miss Maude Sawyer has rei4t: e'
from a visit to her sister, Mrs @agg'
Clark at Aiken.
Mrs. St. Julian Harris of *
Ca, has been for visit in a'e
of her mother, Mrs. P. N. L
early date, Mr.. and Mrs. J
move to Albany, Ga. The f---..~l > pv
sition makes this a more convenient
situation for him.
Mr.. Marion Williams has been for
a(visit to his sister, Mrs. T. R. Hoyt.
Mrs. Davis, of Columbia, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. M. w,
Crouch, last week.
Mr.. Frank Suber has been for a
visit to Saluda.
Mr.. Guy Horne has gone over to
Columbia to assist in the music OF
"Trade Week." He is fine cornetist,
also plays the trombone we'll.
Mr.. A. P. Lott was visitor to Au-
gusta during the past week.
The young people enjoyed a
Pound Party on Friday evening in
the home of Miss Betty Waters.
There were several forms of amuse-
ment that were arranged that gave
all good time.
Miss Lizzie White died on last
Wednesday morning at the Universe
tv Hospital, Augusta. She lived many
wears here and had many warm
friends. and her death is deeply re-
gretted.
She was trained nurse, having
been for about eight years, and by
this her mission in life had been a
beautiful one, and by her efficiency,
she was much sought for by those
who were sick. During the recent
war she went overseas and was near
many scenes of battle, where she
nursed the wounded back to life. She
was noble, Christian woman.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom White, and leaves three
brothers. Rev. G. P. White of Bam-
burg, Rev. Luther White and Mr.
John White, and three sisters, Mrs
Sheppard, matron at Connie Max
well orphanage, Mrs. Iona White OF
Mclean, Ca, and Miss Pearl White
Mrs. Georgia Turner of this place
was her aunt. The body was carried
to Greenwood where it was laid to
res. beside the graves of her parents
The Mary Ann Buie chapter, U. D
C. met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
H. w. Crouch, and five new members
were received, this making about ten
for the wear. so far.