Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-06-09

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eight years that he had spent here,
and said he never expected to find
people so good and such loyal sup
porxrs. He sand his wife were deeply
appreciative: and would always hold
the town and its people in warm af-
lection. 1t is a source of deep regret
that Prof. Scott will not be identified
with the school next year, having .ac-
cepted the management of the joint
school movement of Batesburg and
LeeWille. He was loved by every pu-
pill and had the happy faculty of rul-
ing the school in such way that he
always held the affection and regard
of each pupil.
The patrons and friends of the
school are grateful to Prof. Scott for
his splendid management and faith
full service,-and wherever he and his
family :naysgo, the love and prayers
of all will follow them.
:gaa-gevs; ;MG.Sgrbv l,tand love he
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On last Monday evening the Glee
club of Gre ater Johnston gave a min
stnel, the proceeds to be for the ben
eft of the science department of the
High School.
As everyone is interested in the
advancement. of the school, and then
wishing for an evening of fun, the
Opera House on the evening of min
strel, was filled to overflow before
$3.50 and those in charge decided to
close The doors at this hour and it
was announced that second show
would he given on the following even
ing. The door receipts of the two
evenings amounted to about $500.
The minstrel was under the direc-
sion of Mr.. Mathews of Augusta and
Mr.. Quinn of the O'Brian Minstel
Company ,took.a leading part. He was
fine, but, it appeared that he was
eqnalled by local talent.
Little Willie Waters celebrated
her tenth birthday on last Monday
afternoon and invited a number of
her friends to be with her on this
happy pccasion. Games were enjoyed
III the grove and ice creams cones and
candy were served. Many pretty
gifts were giwen nher.
Mrs. Mary Waters has gone to An
gusta to visit her daughter, Miss An
ME Waters.
Miss Clara Sawyer and Mrs. A P.
Lott left on Saturday for Winthrop
College where they will avail them
selves of the opportunity of taking
the special course xshich a number
from each county in the state are
enjoying.
The pretty bungalow of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Turner as. now progress
ing rapidly.
Mrs. j. A. Dobey and children have
gone to spartanburg to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. w S. Brooke has gone to
Richmond, va, and ashile there will
undergo an operation
Mrs. A. p. Lewis went to Green
Vile this week to attend the gradu-
alton of her daughter, Miss Marie
Lewis, at G. ". C.
Misses Antoinette Denny and Sue
Zimmerman left Saturday for wes-
tern trip, going as far as California,
IN Augusta they were joined by a
party of friends from Aiken and
Trenton. The entire trip is arranged
by the Elliot Touring Co.
"A camping party is at saher's
pend this week, some of these com
ing. from Bamberg, S. C. and are
friends of Misses Bessie and Isabel
Bean. These young ladies taught at
Bamberg the past term. Mrs. J. B.
Bean is chaperoning the patty and a
very enjoyable time is being had.
Miss Annie Crouch entertained IN
charming style on Friday evening IN
honor Of Miss Mary Smith, of Null
Inns, the sister of Mrs. Earl Crouch
There ;y,ere several young men
and women invited to meet Miss
Smith, and very happy evening
was spent. Vocal and instrumental
music was enjoyed. At eight o'clock
an elaborate course dinner was
served. The table was covered with
imported madeira embroidered linen