Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-07-07

Mr.. Blalock breaches at Johnston
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
Ills.
As a result of the revival services
at Ebenezer church of Trenton last
week, in which DR.. Lee assisted the
pastor, there were rs additions to the
church, z being by letter and 1S for
baptism.
Salter's Pond is favorite rendez-.
vous for young people and old as a
bathing place these not afternoons.
Edgefeld- furnishes a large number
of bathers, a plunge in the water be-
ing very fine sport.
Mrs. Madison Tucker, recent
bride who has come to Edgefeld to
reside, will sing at the Old Maids
Association. A great treat is in store
for music lovers as Mrs. Tucker has
wonderfully rich and sweet voice.
After~the regular prayer meeting
service at the Baptist church this
evening the ordinance of baptism
will be administered by DR.. Lee to
several persons who recently united
with the church.
An electric blower for supplying
the pipe organ with sufficient vol
ume of air has been installed in the
Baptist church this week. From the
time the pipe organ was purchased
it has been a great problem to have
the air pumped by man power.
Mrs. Fannie QUITS of Elmwood,
who has been spending several weeks
in Edgefeld with her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Harling, suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis Tuesday night.
She is still with Mrs. Harling.
In this issue Mr.. M. w. Shive, the
manager of the Davis Realty Com
pany, advertises the Dozier place on
the Dixie Highway between Edgefield
and Trenton. The tract of 525 acres
has been sub-divided into four small
tracts. Reasonable terms given.
The Edgefeld people regret that
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. SHREDDER will
soon leave Parkhill, where Mr..
SHREDDER has managed the quarry for
several years. They will return to Sa-
vannah to make their home, coming
to Edgefeld occasionally on business
connected with the quarry.
Mr.. E. j. Norris and Miss Gene
We've Norris will leave Friday morn
ing on an extended northern trip.
They will go to Niagara Falls by way
of Cleveland, Ohio, to visit Mr.. Har-
old Norris. From Niagara Falls they
will go to New York and other places.
Mr.. Madison Tucker arrived with
his bride Wednesday morning from
their wedding journey and spent the
week end in Thomson, Ga, They are
at nome with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Cantelou until their new bungalow is
completed. All Edgefeld extends Mrs
Tucker very cordial greeting.
Miss Royal Peak who is holding a
responsible position with an insur-
ance company in Greenwood will
leave in few days for an extended
northern trip to New York, Washing
ton, Niagara Falls and Canada. The
trip is the gift of the Insurance Com
pany with whom Miss Royal is en-
gagged.
Be patient and do not lose your
mental or temperamental balance
while some of the leading streets are
torn up by the force of workmen who
are installing the water system. In a
few weeks, not many at most, every
trace of the work of installation will
have disappeared and then we will
be enjoying the unlimited supply of
water.
Golfers community was visited by
a severe wind and hail storm Friday
afternoon, resulting in considerable
damage. Several farms were quite
seriously damaged by hail and trees
and small outbuildings were blown
down. The area of the storm was