Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-05-26
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Union Meeting Saturday and
Sunday. Apollo Music Club
Met. June Bride Com
plimented.

day and Sundayin the Baptist church
and it is expected there will be a
large attendance. Owing to the two
days of service there will be no
preaching Sunday evening.
Children's Day was well observed
on Sunday at the Methodist church
aid everyone present greatly enjoyed
the exercises. The church was artis-
tically decorated for the day, but no
prettier or brighter flowers were
there than the beautiful, flower-like
happy faces of the little girls and
boys.
The program was gotten up by
Miss Ella Jacobs, Mesdames Olin
Edison, Joe Cox and Herbert Edison,
and these trained the children, each
rendering the part assigned, wonder
fully well. These days mean much
to the children and no doubt, make
great impression for good in their
lives.
Rev. E. C. Bailey preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church, having
accepted call to the church at Lat
ia. Mr.. Bailey is greatly beloved by
his flock here and they, as we'll as
others regret that he will no longer
serve them asspastor.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Tom
Milford sustained painful injuries
while out riding. In some way the
car she was in colliGed with another
one, and all the occupants Of the car
were thrown out. Mrs. Milford re-
ceived a severe cut on the head,
which necessitated several stitches.
The others were only bruised.
Misses Louise Boyd and Sallie Do
zier entertained the Senior class on
last Friday yening with aSdelightfuIi
tea, the occasion being in the home
of the former. Later during the even
ing large party gathered upon cor
dial invitation and a happy time was
had. Block cream and cake were serv-
ed.
The graduating class of the High
School this year is composed of Miss
es Birdie Fulmer, Nellie Workman,
Pearl Witt, Sara Ready, Messrs. Will
lie Johnson, James Murrah and
Frank Wright This fall each of these
will enter college.
Those from here to attend the
Shriners' melting in Charleston last
week were Messrs. Will Rhoden,
John Wright, Joe Cox, George Har-
dy, Mark Toney and j. w. Stimen.
Delegates from the K. of P. to the
meeting in Greenville will be Messrs.
C. E. Edwards and D. E. Stimen.
To better equip the department of
vocational training at the High
school, minstrel is being planned.
Frank Quin of the Neil o'Brian
Minstrels will coach the trotp, which
is all local.
Mr.. ]. C. Lewis and Mr.. Elliot
Lewis are at home after a weeks
stay in Washington attending the
Southern Baptist convention and a
weeks stay in Baltimore, New York
and other places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams of
Seivern are visiting in the home of
the latter's father, Mr.. Yonce.
Mrs Sam Browne and children of
Brunswick, Ca, are guests in the
home of the formers brother, Mr..
Frank Bland.
Mrs. Reuben Fulton of Virginia is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. Brooke
having returned with Rev. and Mrs.
w. S. Brooke, who had stopped over
at Danville on their return from the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wright are oc-
cupying the residence of Mrs. oc-
tavia Rushton. Mrs. Rushton has
gone to New York for visit and
from there will go to Cuba for a
visit.
Mr.. Milford of Abbeville is visit
ing his nephew, Mr.. Tom Milford.
Miss Orlena Cartledge entertained
on Wednesday afternoon in compll-
ment to Miss Sallie Hayward, June
bride. The rooms were fragrant with
quantities of roses and the tables Tor
rook each held a bowl of roses.
After spirited game, an elab-
crate salad course was served from
lovely china and cut glass. The hon
oree was presented with a beautiful
n;,oo of crene-de-chine lingerie.