Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-08-25
Trenton News Letter.

furnish the program TOR the occa
sion which they did with much
ability, giving pleasure and delight
to those who listened with raptur'
GUS attention. The meeting was
presided over by the president, Su,
san Mathis and the program con,
sisted of song rendered by Rosa
May Miller and Dorothy Miller,
with all the children joining in the
chorus. Then the L. 7. L. presi-
dent, Eugene Mathis read a Psalm
and one of the leaders Mrs. P. 3.
Day made an earnest prayer. Mar
.garet Courtney then gave an in
teresting paper on Temperance in
all things. Charlie Days paper on
Chewing gum habit was splendid
and the true picture he made will
surely have deep impression on
the young girls especially, and cause
them to abandon this ugly habit.
Kathleen Mathis then read, Touch
not the sparkling bowl" Lewis
Moss spoke from notes on the evil
of the cigarette, subject he ham
died in a most able and interesting
manner. A beautiful piano sclo
was enjoyed from Mildred Pardue.
1t was then that the children sang
with much enthusiasm, appropriate
temperance verses they put that
popular song, Shine Upon reques,
Mrs. P. B. Day played a very diff
fcult piano selection which was
heartily encored, and there was
genuine regret that the L. T. l..
leader, Mrs. L. G. Eidson's sweet
voice could not be heard in q song
she was to sing, but was unavoida-
bly, prevented. Delicious ice cream
was enjoyed at the conclusion OF
sthe program,
Mrs. jamie Moss Field from
Albany, Ca, is the attractive house
guest of Miss Matte Harrison.
MisA Willie Mae Padgett was
hostess Friday evening at a beautl-
full party for her guest Miss Light
sey from Fairfax. A guessing con.
test proved al entertaining form of
amusement. the prize being award
ed Miss Lightsey. Music was also
enjoyed and a delicious ice course
at a late hour.
Mrs. j. H. Courtney is at home
after a delightful fortnights stay in
Atlanta, guests of Mrs. w. M. Lep-
pard and Mrs. John Courtney.
Friends of that beloved lady Mrs.
Mike Herlong, will be delighted to
know she is convalescing. Mrs.
Herlong has BEEN very great and
patient sufferer for the past eleven
weeks.
On Friday evening of this week,
August 9th there will be concert
at the school auditorium, the pro-
ceeds to go towards repairs on the
church of Our Savior, The pro-
gram is very entertaining and we
bespeak for the Episcopal ladies a
liberal patronage 35 and 25cts.
Mrs. Rubye Shealy is ccmforta-
bly, installed in ap attractive bun
galow shehas just,recently built.
The social meeting of the Y. P.
B. was entertained by Susan Mathis
on Tuesday afternoon. Rook was
enjoyed and after refreshments
were served the party chaperoned
by Mrs. Wallace Wise and Mrs.
Anna Edison repaired to Salter's
pond where swimming was the
elimination of the afternoon
pleasure.
Miss Debbie Marsh aud Miss Lii
lian Marsh were hostesses Saturday
evenibg at delightful supper party
for visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], r. Moss and
family spent Sunday at Tybee.
Mrs. J. D. Mathis, Jr., enter
tained at spend-the-day party for
Mrs. H. H. Harmon, on Tuesday.
Among the invited guests were
Heber Balentine, Mrs.Archie Lewis
from Johnston, Mrs. st. Claire
Asbil from Ridge Spring, Miss Sue
Zimmerman and Mrs. Price Tim
norman from Eureka and Mrs. J.
D. Mathis Sr.
Mrs. w. D. Holland has returned
to her home in Columbia after a de-
lightfal stay in the hospitable home
of Mrs. Walter Wise.
Mrs. John Walker and her chill
dren from Savannah are guests of
Mrs. Susie Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Marsh are
enjoying a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
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