Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-05-26
Red Oak Grove News.
written for last week.

wind sounds like real winter and T
am sure it must make people feel
like winter has returned, because
many are seen donned in heavy win
ter wraps.
While farmers are having many
discouraging features, yet we know
it is all Providential, therefore, we
are constrained to have good faith,
forgall will be well.
We are anxious to hear the Con-
vention's plans launched last week
at Washington. And should the Bap-
lists not be proud to call it the Vic
tory Convention?
Edgefeld county had goodly
number who attended and we feel
sure our association will be benefit
ted for their having gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Bussey from
Greenwood visited their aunt, Mrs
Mamie Bussey last week.
Mrs Emma Mason of Cleora has
returned to her home after spending
several days in our midst, making
friends while here.
We were pleased to have her pres
ence at our circle last week which
was one of our very best meetings, )
and largely attended.
Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman has invit-
ed the circle to meet with her which
will be on Wednesday afternoon the
9th: of June.
1t is band of interesting, sweet
spirited girls, who carry sunshine
wherever they go.
We were pleased to have Miss
Pearl Bailey from Red Hill and Miss
Mary Grifis from Cleora at our last
meeting. Both spoke with determi-
milton to overcome the conditions
brought about by bad roads and long
winter months.
The friends of Mr.. Tommie and
Hubert Bussey greeted them very
cordially atSprayer meeting last Sat
lmdayi sisla heinga guestssof Mr.
TJa!mie Hamilton and reif Bailey. re-
lspectively. 5,s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. McMurrain of
Edgefeld spent last Sunday at Mr.
ard Mrs. Travis Dorn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dorm from
Augusta have been visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Dorm is pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Scott, who taught at
Flat Rock two or three terms several
years ago, and she has many warm
friends at Flat Rock.
We are glad to learn Mr.. A. V.
Bussey, the faithful depot agent at
Modoc, has returned from Florida
very much improved in health, where
he went to recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. TimmemaHy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bussey spent
last Saturday in Edgefeld.
Mrs. Jack Bradley with her inter-
esting little boy, Jack, Jr., returned
to their home last Sunday at McCor-
mick, being guests of Mrs. George
Bussey last week.
Mrs. Riddlehoover and daughter,
Miss Parks and Mcdonald from
Parksville attended Sunday school at
Flat Rock last Sunday.
The presence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bailey was very much missed
at Sunday school. Mrs. Bailey being
one of the teachers.
The health of Mr.. John Robertson
is somewhat improved. He and Mrs.
Robertson have been the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. D. c. Bussey for
several weeks.
Mr.. Frank Kenrick came over
from Atlanta last week to see his
homefolks and was accompanied by
his cousin Mr.. C. S. Lamb. They re-
ceived a very cordial welcome from
their friends.
Messrs. Perry Hamilton and
George Gilchrist spent last weekend
in Cleora as guests of Mr.. A. Gil
christ, the latter's grandfather.
The Young Woman's auxiliary at
Red Oak Grove has begun a good
record by having, now this the Sec
ond year, a representation at the
Southern Baptist convention. This
wear Miss Mamie Bussey will bring
to us gleanings of the meeting
We rejoice, both old and young,
that Miss Bertha Parkman has re-
covered in health. Miss Bertha has
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