Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-06-16
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Medal Contests at Methodist
Church. Picnic at County
Home. Camping Party
at SaIter's Pond.

ing the minds of the young than by
medal contests, and a fine one was
held Sunday evening at the Metho-
dist church, this being a union SER
vice.
The participants were L. T. L.,
members and there were number to
compete. Each one did splendidly and
the judges felt medal should go to
each for their talent, and words of
commendation were given each.
The grand gold medal was won by
Miss Ora Belle Perry for singing.
The gold medal was won by Miss
Laurie Hoyt for singing and she will
try for grand gold next time.
William Wright won gold medal in
defamation. Miss Grace Ellen Cas-
sells won silver medal for recitation
and Miss Iona Perry for singing.
At the County Home Wednesday.
a contest was held in the afternoon
for the pleasure of the inmates, and
the picnic party, and Miss Edna Hut
to won silver medal for recitation
and Miss Katherine Kellar for sing
ing.
Mr.. O. D. Black has gone to visit
the firm, R. M. Hughes & Co., for
which he has travelled for the past
sixteen years.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Wright of
Georgetown are guests of relatives
here.
Mrs. ]. A. Dobey and children
have gone to Spartanburg for a visit
to the formers mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Cook and chill
dren have been for a visit in the
home of Mr.. Harry C. Strother.
Mrs. T. R. Denny will leave soon
for a visit to her sister in Georgia.
Mrs. Mary Waters is at home from
a visit to her daughter, Miss Annie
Waters in Augusta.
Mrs. A. P. Lewis went to Green
vile to witness the graduation of her
daughter, Miss Marie Lewis, at G..
w. C.
DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Walker are at
home from Washington, D. c., the
former having attended the Nation
al Surgeons Associational meeting.
Miss Julis Shade has gone to New
York for visit to her sister.
Miss Sara Norris has been for
visit to Miss Louelle Norris in Co.
lumbia. The latter has gone to
Washington to visit Miss Alma Wood
ward.
Mrs. A. P. Lott has returned from
Winthrop College where she took the
special course in poultry raising. The
course was given her for the best
work done in the county in the poul-
try line.
Mrs. Paul Perry and children are
guests of Mrs. Alice Cox.
Mrs. Ann Mobley has gone to Mil
ledgeville, Ca, to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hamilton Of
Swoope, Va, who is there at the
sanitarium following an operation.
Mrs. w. F. Scott spent few days
at Union recently, having carried lit
tie Werner Rhea to join her parents
who will spend the summer in the
mountains.
DR.. Higgins, an osteopath, is oc-
cupying the home of Mrs. T. R. Den
ny, during her absence in Georgia.
Miss Lillian Smith of Leesville
spent last week with Mrs. j. j. Gall.
Miss Bette Waters has been for a
short visit to Warrenville.
Mr.. F. L. Parker is at home for the
summer and everyone is delighted. 1t
was a pleasure to hear him again at
the piano on Sunday at Sunday
School.
Mrs. W. S. Stokes, Misses Anime
and Ruth Stokes are at home from
Columbia and will spend the summer
here.
DR.. F. L. Parker attended the
Georgia Dental association which
was held last week in Atlanta.
DR.. and Mrs. Eustace Prescott OF
Charleston are expected this week to
visit DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Parker.
The w. C. T. U. observed Jennie
Casseday's birthday by a. picnic a!
the County Home. This union joined
the other unions and very happy
day was made for the inmates. Flow.
ers given in memory of her whose