Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-11-17
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Methodist Pastor Remains at
Johnston, People Greatly
Pleased. Community
Sing Planned.

great deal of pleasure, not only by
his own flock, but the other denomi-
nations as well, sweet Christian fell
lowship existing among the denomi-
nations here.
Rev. Kellar and his wife are held
IN love and esteem by all who wish
that his pastoral could be indefinite
here.
On Thanksgiving evening a big
Community Sing will again be held,
and Rev. David Kellar will conduct
it.
Everyone recalls what a happy
evening was spent last year, and all
are most cordially invited to come
again, bring song book and come
prepared to have your favorite song
sung for you. The songs will be
bright, and jolly, ballads, love songs,
patriotic and religious just as they
are called for. There will be instru-
mental music as well. All over the
United States these community sings
are being held, for the sake of mu-
sic and also to produce the happy,
get-together spirit. Everybody come
and bring song book.
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Wright are
spending a few days in the home of
the formers sister. Mr.. Wright has
just returned from Charlotte, N. c.,
where he went to perform the mar
riage ceremony of Mr.. julie Wright
to Miss Kruger of that place.
Miss Rosa Stewart and Mr.. Miller
were married here at the home of
the bride on Saturday by Rev. W. S.
Brooke. The happy affair was wit
messed only by the family. After
congratulations, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
went to their home near here.
The friends of Mr.. Wallace Wright
regret to learn of the accident he
has had. Last Friday while riding his
horse, it became frightened and
threw him, and before he could arise
the horse fell and struck him, the
weight of the horse giving him pain
full injuries. Tt was feared at; first
sthatFh he was; IN a critical state, but,
his condition nov lis very Favorable,
and it is hoped that he will notehaYe-
to be upon bed of sickness so long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Holmes are
now domiciled in the home they re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. Alice
Cox on West Calhoun street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dobey have
moved to the dwelling of Mrs. Kate
Crouch.
Mesdames W. j. Hatcher and, S. ].
Watson attended the State Baptist
w. M. u, in Charleston during the
past week.
Mrs. Cassells of Ellenton, is the
guest of her son, Mr.. w. P. Cassells.
Mr.. Leland Chester who has re-
Gently arrived from sanitorium in
North Carolina stood the trip here
and his condition appears favorable.
He is at the home of Mr.. Will Wright
where his family is staying.
Mrs. James White has been sick
during the past week but is now able
to be out.
Mr.. Alvin Wright visited here re-
Gently in the home of Mr. Joe Wright.
Mrs. Dorm of Spartanburg is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Dobey.
DR.. C. F. Strother is now able to
be out again after his recent accl-
dent from the injuries sustained by
being struck by a freight car. His
friends are delighted that he was not
confined to his room any longer.
Mesdames T. R. Hoyt and w. 5.
Brooke were hostesses for the music
club on Wednesday afternoon, and
a very pleasant time was spent by
the rs members. During business the
chief point was the big community
sing to be held here Thanksgiving
evening. A committee was appointed
to make plans for this, getting 1t
we'll advertised. Song books will be
purchased by the club.
The committees on thrift, soclal
welfare and other work had active
reports. CT,
ern Folk Song and a paper on the
subject, piano and voice selections,
gave a pleasing program.
Q The hostess served an elaborate
salad course.
Mrs. M. T. Turner, State treasur-
er D. A. R., is at Anderson this week.
the state conference being in ses-
sion there. Miss Zena Payne is also
attending, representing the Emily
Geiger chapter.
Mrs. John Wright has gone to
Bamberg to visit her friend, Mrs.
John Owen. o.o
bannv over the arrival of fourth
little daughter in their home.
Miss Mae Tompkins has been the
guest of Miss orlena Cartledge'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iompkins en-
tertained with a spend-the-day party
on Tuesday, there being several rel
atives present from Edgefeld.
Mrs. Frank Gibson and little son
have taken rooms in the home OF
Miss Sue Sloan and will make their
home here in the future.
Mrs. Darlington, of Newberry, is
tbe guest if her niece, Mrs. Earl